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Monkey Dancing

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Monkey Dancing
Monkey dancing
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do any of you have that blog you follow where the person behind it is a fucking dildo but the posts are so good you follow them anyway?
like ... i am ashamed of myself for actually promoting them by reblogging their stuff... well not their stuff, the stuff they reblog. because if i did reblog their stuff it would be their asks, and that is where their stupidity shows.

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So “What Doesn’t kill You Makes You Stronger” by Kelly Clarkson is playing on the radio, and my mom starts to swing her arms side to side in a dinosaur-like fashion and says completely straight-faced, “monkey dancing”
Precious Primate Photography
What may very well be the best collection of clothed monkeys ever, US-based photographer Hiroshi Watanabe is featuring these incredible photos in an upcoming exhibit titled Suo Sarumawashi. The series features famous monkey performers of the Samurawashi tradition from Japan, dressed in their traditional performance clothing.
The word "Samurawashi" literally translates to “monkey dancing,” and that's just what it is. Samurawashi is an acrobatic street-performance featuring clothed Japanese macaques acting out skits. In Japan, it ranks alongside Noh and Kabuki as a traditional artform. Samurawashi was almost a lost art by the 1970’s. However, thanks to the Suo Samurawashi Association (who dedicate their efforts preserving this tradition), Watanabe was able to work with these incredible primates and the results are nothing short of astounding.
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I think this might be the definition of a viral video. It's unexpected, has an animal, music, break dancing, hilarity...just all around fantastic.