This is the hilarious moment workmen hacked into traffic lights and turned them into a street disco.

The maintenance men arrived at the crossroads junction in Bukidnon, the Philippines, on July 27, to install CCTV.

But when the music started blaring from a nearby truck, the lads could not resist using the computer system to create a set of disco traffic lights.

Footage shows one of the groups controlling the lights on a laptop - syncing red, amber and green flashes in time with the pop songs.

Bemused drivers continue passing through the intersection at 11pm - ignoring the confusing road signals. While one worker can be seen on a cherry picking carrying out wiring work.

Lee Embalzado, one of the workers involved, said: ''We were carrying out module testing and installing CCTV.

''It was about 90 percent complete and we were setting up the command centre. That's when we decided to 'twerk it' up a little bit. I call it 'disco traffic lights' by DJ Allan.''

This is the hilarious moment workmen hacked into traffic lights and turned them into a street disco.

The maintenance men arrived at the crossroads junction in Bukidnon, the Philippines, on July 27, to install CCTV.

But when music started blaring from a nearby truck, the lads could not resist using the computer system to create a set of disco traffic lights.

Footage shows one of the group controlling the lights on a laptop - syncing red, amber and green flashes in time with the pop songs.

Bemused drivers continue passing through the intersection at 11pm - ignoring the confusing road signals. While one worker can be seen on a cherry picking carrying out wiring work.

Lee Embalzado, one of the workers involved, said: ''We were carrying out module testing and installing CCTV.

''It was about 90 per cent complete and we were setting up the command centre. That's when we decided to 'twerk it' up a little bit. I call it 'disco traffic lights' by DJ Allan.''