Dancing Mashup 1930s Style

[@connywelch5192]

WOW! I remember that at age 11-14 yrs in 1959-1962 l’d love to watch the old movies on Sunday afternoons. They still make me happy!

[@Toonsperiment]

This is actually more talented and entertaining than looking at TikTok dances

[@snowflake2346]

Do not compare with trash!

[@abbyburnett5322]

so can we bring this style back? huh huh?

[@disconekt584]

2020

[@anonproxy8655]

Who cares what anybody else thinks? If you think this is cool, then do it. I think this is mad fresh and I would love to be able to dance like that

[@sofiabravo1994]

One more year in a few months

[@richardbool4232]

Of course you can Abby if you want to you dress as you please,I'm sure the style will be O.K.

[@beardedgeek973]

In 10 years. It's the 20s now.

[@Jomijo]

Don’t let this disctract you from the fact that the Great Depression was going on in the 30’s

[@leancosgomsan2604]

Funny enough this dance style was made because of the great depression

[@Frank-mm2yp]

The whole point of HOLLYWOOD MOVIES was to provide distraction from the GREAT DEPRESSION (and make a lot of $$$$). Thats why it was and is called the DREAM FACTORY

[@adorebooks]

EXACTLY! And they found ways to cope.

[@B70-l2d]

Someones always gotta be a Debbie downer

[@-splitman-7022]

Still a good time to be in yk

[@thecanucklehead3034]

The cane dancing is the swaggiest thing I've ever seen

[@littletravelblog7589]

Now that's some real style! I'm just in love with the 1920s and 1930s culture. Wish the dances and music would come back. But until then we still have our little jazzy community, ain't I right, hep cats?

[@johnnyscocktaeil7875]

Aww I really hope this will happen. Bro you're not alone, I'm also interested. Like it's so beautiful I wanna enter a time machine room where everyone dresses like this and just dance with them with the music. 1930s style and culture is so beautiful and underrated.

[@OLD_SOUL1900]

Right-o! And how!😉😁

[@musicaltheatergeek79]

Very well edited. It synchronizes, perfectly. Kudos.

[@widster9639]

To think they look so young and like us but they're actually all dead.

[@johnnyhaavik1144]

Widster they don’t look like these creatures now a days, people were much more attractive back then. And I say “people” because I’m sure they didn’t have tide pods for brains or partake in whatever dumb activities are “cool” or “funny” now a days.

[@sufferplenty]

thats morbid but so true its terrifying

[@adorebooks]

Whether they are now dead or not [PLEASE! Did you expect them to alive today?] they knew how to have fun and enjoy life. I'm giving them a yell-out for their full acceptance of life and its sorrows, but knowing how to deal with that by having fun. They COULD have just (1) Snorted cocaine, (2) committed suicide (3) Hurt someone else out of frustration and fear. Geeze, us humans can sometimes be totally unforgivable.

[@carolynhunt7333]

Like all of us will be.

[@Ash_7567]

@@carolynhunt7333 hello you with almost the same name has me 😂✋

[@kennethgoin628]

I love it when people comment about "we'll never see this kind of talent again," as if it's some disease you contract and now you "have it". These people WORKED! Nobody works like this anymore. These people understood poverty, starvation, loneliness... and they WORKED harder than anyone at their craft, in full belief that if they didn't succeed, they'd waste away to nothing. Now we have a world of pansy-ass whiners with therapy schedules more regular than dental check ups! "I'm disadvantaged. I'm country. I'm inner city. I'm blah, bub-blah, blah, bub-blah, and it's juuuust tooooo haaaaard!" And many of these folks carried hard stories, harder than ours, and lived hard lives. But they did it because they loved it, and we loved them for doing it. AND we don't TEACH appreciation for the arts. All that "someday you'll appreciate this" has been thrown out the window because it creates a negative environment or experience. Talk about nonsensical garbage! Look at all the videos now... "I never knew!.....!" They love the stuff of previous generations because they see what theirs is lacking. But are we turning the car around? Hardly. We just keep floating down the stream on inner tubes drinking from straws, letting someone else lead us wherever they think we should go. Sorry about the rant. Cool video! I'm just sick of society's excuse train, stuffing the nonsense anywhere they can fit it in.

[@TheSharron]

Thank God for film,because we will never see talent,of this caliber,ever again!

[@RogerDDog]

The music is perfect, it fits like a glove!

[@LaraAlana3]

i wish sometimes i could just go back in time

[@richardbool4232]

you can it is called youtube happy travelling !!!!!

[@spades2575]

So apparently you wanna suffer all the wars?

[@danielalvarado9019]

This was during the GREAT DEPRESSION.

[@ILoveMahCat]

I wish I could have grown up in the 30s....

[@dw999]

@Nightsong -- So you want to live in a world where gay people were jailed, and women and people of color had few rights? I don't. Please don't romanticize the past; yes, some of the art is intoxicating, but there is wonderful art from every era, including ours.

[@willpoole6288]

1:54 - FUUUUUCK

[@TheGlamorousG]

Will Poole Wow thats awesome

[@trkrla5113]

Will Poole...exactly.

[@masonmccune4622]

They busted there balls...

[@bm386fc4]

Holy shit

[@grantaum9677]

Lol! Glad someone else noticed. *wince*

[@nancythompson4763]

I wasn't born until the late 40's but I love it. Love the editing. Good job.

[@OLD_SOUL1900]

Of days gone by...I love this! Cannot help but to reminisce with this great tribute to the best era! 1900s in general, but the thirties...stellar and sophisticated, with class and most of all- happiness! Because of the Great Depression, people were brought back down to earth, owning the struggles while lifting spirits, and connected better than ever during these rough times. I would LOVE to go back! My thanks for posting this. I saw some greats in there: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers... Eleanor Powell...The Nicholas Brothers...😚😁

[@frodocrazy1]

Amazingly edited. Good work !

[@iBuzzinga]

It's all cool when they do it, but when I dance like this in the club, they call me an epileptic on meth

[@qwerky1309]

Brilliant song and some wonderful dance excerpts in there. Thanks for creating this!

[@ttsshow3]

We got shown this in class the other day. Great mashup. Also no one has commented in 2 months, so here I am to stop that.

[@gluecement]

Thanks. What class was it?

[@ttsshow3]

@@gluecement dance

[@gluecement]

@@ttsshow3Of course. That makes sense.

[@pammiedavis1590]

0:32 this is for my personal favorite

[@ThUnDaHuNtA_Australia]

been out for a while, very nice video, well edited, the music is a ripper, very catchy with a nice beat.... i like very much... thanks.

[@arturfirst8212]

Incredible time and music! I love you!

[@RogerDDog]

Just makes one smile from ear to ear to ear.... I think I put in an extra ear there.

[@thegreatest5391]

1:04 2:14 0:35 in love with this outfits and everything looks so stylish

[@dave-fp8oj]

Does anyone know that at minute 0:20 that scene is interesting and I would like to know please

[@esmeephillips5888]

Eleanor Powell and Jimmy Stewart (yes, really) in 'Born to Dance (1936).

[@anibalfernandez6612]

@@esmeephillips5888 goooooood,you amazing

[@tsimmons121]

a piece of brilliant brilliantness....thank you very much

[@TheGlamorousG]

I LOVE THE SONG!

[@neenee0708]

I’m here because my 7 year old daughter said she wanted to dance to the 1930s. I said what do you know about the 1930s. She looked at me and smiled. Hmmm, is an old spirit in her? Now, she is dancing with her 3 year old sister. My kids are so cute!❤️

[@terminator660]

I cant say the same with your profile... are you sure you have kids?

[@Louisianabayou]

@@terminator660 To be fair the account joined in 2009. Maybe it is shared.

[@mariatalvarez9576]

So much fun in the Twenties, music the language of the heart! ♥️🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@francstringer]

Remarkable people , God bless America who gives the right tempo with incredible artists.

[@Hey_its_Koda]

Men dressed very well back then. Looks amazing.

[@netherlands7534]

Dancing and music brings people together♥️

[@little_ghostUwU]

I love this style of music it's just awesome **^**

[@TimTheMusicMan]

Awesome...No appreciation for talent 90 years ago, amazing dancers..Can't believe they are all 110 years old (would have been) or older now

[@samatha1994]

brilliant mix

[@CaptAmerica12]

Outstanding mix

[@RealStephenFisher]

I love this song so much omgggg

[@augustasbloze5105]

SAMEEEEEE

[@sl101d5]

Potential new ring tone!

[@Rustymouse]

Perfect! 2019, am watching this after a cuppla wines.

[@gaylehori7387]

Great job! I love it.

[@phoenixviktoriacollins1313]

this is awesome

[@grammasays155]

I use to dance all the way home after seeing these movies. Now after all these living dead movies, I drive home with my doors locked and my windows up. I think we need some more good musicals.

[@09070605uty]

Ah...such an era. People were dancing for real, and there was no social media, people connected for real!

[@zkbf2000]

Well done. You made my night

[@RogerDDog]

This music is perfect for these mashups! I wuf it!

[@OLD_SOUL1900]

What musical was that excerpt taken from at 0:37 and 1:04?? With the girls in top hats? Thanks!😉

[@beckymartin12]

absolutely fucking fantastic,, i was born in the wrong damn era

[@bryangarvey4997]

Same here I wanna go back to that era . I hate this life we have right now ..

[@essential9293]

Yeah try to build a time machine

[@robertbarnes5839]

I wish they would list the name of all of the movies these clips came from. 😊

[@okidoke4822]

some incredible moves in that lot

[@stephiecee7232]

We need this back!!!

[@draculinascoffin4512]

I remember having peeks of the Sherly Temple one in M*A*S*H* and i remember watching Lorel and Hardy back when i was a kid.

[@TheGlamorousG]

DOODOO BUM BUM BUM OOHHH I LOVE THIS I KEEP REPLAYING THIS SOON IT WILL BE A MILLION VIEWS

[@debrawise8400]

This was very good!

[@crusaderwithanak7208]

Id like to live a day in the time period, just one day and I’d die happy.

[@Bee-tj8gc]

People were fuckin gangster in the the 30s

[@LouLope]

Reminded me of just how much we devolved.

[@richardbool4232]

yes it does seem that we as a race are going back wards instead of forwards

[@nyan5000]

obrigado Ronald 🙏

[@jagoda8071]

I have a dance unit in PE and in groups we have to create a choreography to the 30s style. I seriously have no idea what to do because I am not able to dance like this for four minutes straight. I am trying to come up with ideas for the intro of the dance but I'm afraid my brain can't function right now. I will honestly die and the coach is going to scream at me so.. heh, grEaT.

[@gTimber1930]

Love This.

[@shakeelmalik3823]

Wow. Does anyone know scene from 50/55 seconds with black gentleman and lil girl is from pl they look cool. I love this kind of mix. Smile smile

[@tab9773]

That's Shirley Temple and Bill Robinson in the 1935 movie called The Littlest Rebel.

[@shakeelmalik3823]

@@tab9773 thanks tab x

[@Fan-studios300]

That’s the video I used for an edit.😅❤️‍🔥

[@noelle7538]

god, my generation sucks😔

[@FreedomLovingLoyalist]

i agree its too femanist

[@amalakram8755]

@@FreedomLovingLoyalist what's wrong with feminism with an i

[@鈴木愛子-k2o]

@@FreedomLovingLoyalist yes bc god forbid women be treated the same as men

[@-splitman-7022]

Same

[@haitiansouljadex3186]

@@amalakram8755 what you not serious lol they not evnfeminist anymore they feminazi

[@justlee5735]

Remember when we thought this was crazy but it’s actually similar to the dances now

[@amfm889]

1:19 also 2:25 and 2:52 The Marx Brothers, "Duck Soup." Just saw this in a theater! Hail, Freedonia!

[@TheGlamorousG]

I'm love this!

[@vonvildenschwert3045]

Does anyone knows please what film it is 2:02 and 2:05? The dancing young woman and the old old gentleman?

[@gleepglop8474]

Yankee Doodle Dandy. That's James Cagney in "old man" make-up.

[@kavi9391]

Fred GOD ASTAIRE AT 2:07!!

[@sharrigarvin3348]

Would love to get the listing of the movies you used...Good Rest to all

[@EpicGames_4230]

I want the old world back

[@mdhh7859]

🔥🔥🔥

[@richardbool4232]

Donald O'Connor doing the song make them Laugh cracked me up

[@plaasboer1568]

1:54 Wow

[@esmeephillips5888]

Berry Brothers.

[@shadow_is_weird8991]

Let's just take the DeLorean back to the 30s and enjoy how life was back then

[@evelynesimon5758]

awesome!

[@christiancurry6557]

That was amazing how so much very fun the dance become energy as the human🤩😃

[@richardmortimer1216]

I’m insane for these Mashups and addicted to the music. Does anyone know what the original song is? I’ve spent hours trying to figure it ou. Thx🥳

[@cheriharris3097]

I am dying to know the name of the song too

[@ЛюгерПарабеллум-н8р]

Parov Stelar - booty swing.

[@tab9773]

This is a modern electro version of the original song called "Oriental Swing" performed by Lil Hardin Armstrong

[@canalabandonadoparasiempre6815]

I love 1920,1930,1940,1950

[@Top_Hat_Man]

Begining to the 1870s from start, Aka: The oldest of the oldies! 1880s, 1890s, 1900s, 1910s, Aka: The long-oldies! 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, Aka: The oldies! 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, Aka: The kind-of oldies! 2010s, 2020s, 2030s, 2040s, Aka: The newies! 2050s, 2060s, 2070s, 2080s, Aka: The mars newies! 2090s, 2100 and over to the end, Aka: The far-newies!

[@thebumwhoplaysgta]

I liked this song

[@teresaorange8731]

Omg I love this so much and I wish I knew the name of the song 😍😍😍

[@tab9773]

The original song was "Oriental Swing" by Lil Hardin Armstrong. This modern upbeat version is called "Booty Swing" and it was put together by Parov Stelar.

[@grahambarnes230]

Love it.

[@Lampey22]

1:03 this is the only 1930’s dance i can do XD

[@larryholbrook1851]

So cool 😎👌💯

[@FreedomLovingLoyalist]

play it forever

[@carolynhunt7333]

Clark Gable in Honky Tonk for a split second at 1:27.

[@TK--kq1mg]

Cool

[@baik2981]

awesome !! XD

[@jandtechahmed3203]

We : we are born in the wrong generation !! Someone in 2040 : man, I wish I was born in 2020s...

[@nilevalleyafrican9451]

Kool comment

[@SpartaAnak]

The kid who says he can dance : 2:05

[@richardbool4232]

As Any one Noticed how the further back they go making these Videos the more class and better dressed they are

[@carlosvilla5389]

Bellas imágenes con música de cloaca.

[@spades2575]

Here are the lyrics if you need them: Arab sheiks on the burning sands, Come into their harems and clap their hands, Said, "Come on, girls, are you ready to play? Let's have a little more of that swingin' today." Now, in the land of Fu Manchu, The girls all now do the Suzie-Q, Clap their hands in the center of the floor, Saying, "Ching, ching, chop-suey, swing some more!" Now, geisha girls in old Japan, Wink behind their peacock fans, Since they learned to say, "Yeah! Let's swing it like Amelican's swing swing dance!" Now, Gypsy caravans have changed their mode, They truck down the Romany road, With their hi-de-hos, and their hey-hey-diddle, Doin' the swing on the Gypsy fiddle. Them eastern wisemen know the story, Of the swing with Oriental glory, They stroke their beards and grin, Sayin', "Swing, little children, till the dawn comes in!" Now, geisha girls in old Japan, Wink behind their peacock fans, Since they learned to say, "Yeah! Let's swing it like Amelican's swing swing dance!" Gypsy caravans have changed their mode, They truck down the Romany road, With their hi-de-hos, and their hey-hey-diddle, Doin' the swing on the Gypsy fiddle. Edit: I got it from google, okay?

[@esthervanlalhmangaihi4921]

Thank

[@skyladredraws2968]

@@esthervanlalhmangaihi4921 fuck off, unoriginal bastard

[@bobby-pg5wf]

@@skyladredraws2968 what the hell was that about

[@amarillo8048]

Can we use ithe video for free ? or copyrgithed ??

[@beaxry6421]

I WANT TO BE THERE BRUH :’(

[@augustasbloze5105]

me toooooooo

[@lisaoconnell4072]

This is wonderful! What is the title of the song? Does anyone know?

[@ttsshow3]

Booty Swing - Parov Stelar

[@vazashapeters2163]

☝🏽If TikTok was around in those days 😅

[@LGsus-rv5yf]

Anyone from 2025 who still has good taste in music?

[@SpainHighlander]

It sounds like karo emerald...is it ?

[@markrode7331]

2:57 where is this from? I need more !

[@dacooper7151]

do you know which films these clips are from?

[@heritagehuntress9553]

Since no one has answered you and I recognized quite a few, I'll throw in my 2 cents. (I'm noting the time of only the first time a movie appears. Most of them pop up more than once.) 0:16 - A Damsel in Distress (Quite a few excerpts from this film) 0:28 - either "The Fleet's In" or "Follow the Fleet" - I get those two confused 0:41 - Hellzapoppin' 1:02 - The Harvey Girls 1:29 - Hands Across the Table - which is not a musical, but is one of my favorite movies 2:04 - Singing in the Rain 2:10 - Anchors Aweigh 2:14 - For Me and My Gal 2:27 - Honolulu That is not an exhaustive list by far, but the best I can do without spending an hour. Among the performers I spotted without being able to immediately identify the movie were: Jimmy Stewart, Clark Gable (I think that movie had something about San Francisco in the title), the Marx Brothers, Laurel and Hardy, The Nicholas Brothers... and probably more, but I'm not going to rewatch the video yet again right now. Oh, almost forgot that famous pairing of Shirley Temple and Bill Bojangles Robinson. And Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

[@southerncatholicgal5548]

Heritage Huntress 0:28 was Born to Dance.

[@JoMarieM]

I also recognized Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell in a few of these clips, from the films they were in together: "42nd Street" "Dames" and "Gold Diggers of 1933."

[@carolynhunt7333]

Clark Gable in Honky Tonk at 1:27

[@hondacivic5212]

"grandpa was their any cameras when you was a child" Grandpa:"no their wasn't" Me: well that was a fuckin lie

[@Tulip_bip]

well it's not like average people could get cameras back then.