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Jun. 17th, 2008 02:59 pmThis is awesome, but very bizarre:
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niamh_sage.
She links to the SMH article, which says:
'Pelvis thrusting' is about right- you can tell it's been choreographed by a teenage boy, the entire routine screams 'isn't it awfully nice to have a penis'.
The Chooky dancers- most of whom don't speak English, let alone Greek- are currently touring Australia, have performed on Australia's Got Talent, and hope to take their Zorba routine to Greece next year.
YouTube also has a scratchy video of their Superman routine (who SANG that song? Aqua?), and the Zorba routine as performed at something called Dreaming Festival 2008
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niamh_sage.She links to the SMH article, which says:
Not one of the Chooky Dancers owns a computer. But their foot-shuffling, pelvis-thrusting moves have made them internet stars.
As of yesterday, 867,573 people had viewed the Aboriginal teenagers' video on YouTube, a jerky dance to a techno version of Zorba's Dance, from the film Zorba The Greek.
'Pelvis thrusting' is about right- you can tell it's been choreographed by a teenage boy, the entire routine screams 'isn't it awfully nice to have a penis'.
The Chooky dancers- most of whom don't speak English, let alone Greek- are currently touring Australia, have performed on Australia's Got Talent, and hope to take their Zorba routine to Greece next year.
YouTube also has a scratchy video of their Superman routine (who SANG that song? Aqua?), and the Zorba routine as performed at something called Dreaming Festival 2008