Irresistible dance 5E DND (animated spellbook)
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Irresistible dance and black tentacles! A horrific combo.
(Yes I briefly mention the OGL)
Music:
The Speakeasy by Stefano Mastronardi
and
Turkish Booze by Romano
As a DM who had a player with this spell, I learned that a Kraken does not get legendary resistances.
...I want to see a dancing kraken now...
@@silversugar2140 Ariel... listen to me... the human world, it's a mess. Life under the sea, is better than anything they got up there!
The seaweed is always greener, in somebody else's lake...
@@ur2retarded You dream about going up there
But that is a big mistake
a kraken could shmoove better than anyone else i know
I once tried to use Bigby's hand to trip an Aboleth.
"Get rotated Aberration!" -"Floof" the Tiefling Duskblade. Rebel spawn of Shub Niggurath. The idiot who challenged of Vecna & Wee Jas & Hextor to protect what he assumed was probably reincarnated Tharizdun. Last survivor of his monastic order. Noted Hat enthusiast.
Can't believe he survived more than 1 session.
My favourite spell.
- "I cast Otto's Irresistible dance"
- "Ok, what's the save?"
- "There's none; it's not randomly called *irresistible*"
"It's not 'Otto's Resistable Dance'" is funnier ftr
Should have said " That's the best part you don't"
"They don't"
“It wouldn’t be Irresistible if you could resist it.”
@@faetrick509 I actually made the "air quote" on the word irresistible.
Our DM went to check the text of the spell.
I love playing bards.
'It sucks'
'Yeah'
Sums the situation up pretty well
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You know it's serious when Larry and Zee just leave it at that.
@@simonnading you know its serious when they agree with each other!
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And Larry was the one to say it
Bruh, animation takes so much time and hard work. WOTC might not realize the value of what people like you do, but I do. Thank you for providing such awesome content!
Time to move on. I'm looking forward to Pathfinder 2 videos or maybe even something I haven't played.
@@Notsoshady4891 Yeah, gl with pf, they are on the same route. Masaqarade maybe?
of course they realise it, that's why they want to steal it...
@@Notsoshady4891 Pretty sure it was published under the OGL
From what I understand, the OGL has only ever applied to people making tabletop content. RUclipsrs making video content about Dnd are operating under fair use and always have been.
I like the unintentional implication that more movement could mean they'd dance faster in order to do that during their turn. So a Tabaxi putting their stats into nothing but mobility would give off some amazing moves in those 6 seconds.
I really want to see this now.
Sounds like a funny way to watch someone speedrun the entire Macarena
Everyone else dances normally, meanwhile a tabaxi just starts breakdancing
@@pyromainia4710 like a freaking beyblade.
A speedster build suddenly turns into the best excavation machine possible as their rapid foot movement digs a hole into the pavement.
I used [Somebody's] Irresistable Dance as inspiration to kick off a boss fight. This boss was an ascended minion of an Eldrich Horror, who thanks to the magic of dice rolls, somehow managed to miraculously and easily evade monk blows and run away to return later. The players named him "Magic Mike, the Necrodancer"
So, when I brought him back, I had him hide until the party solved a dungeon riddle and unlocked the path forward. (They knew he was there, because he occasionally taunted them from the shadows but couldn't find him.)
Suddenly everything went dark, he congratulated and thanked them for opening the way forward, before introducing his final performance. He took out a pair of dark crystals, crushed them in his hands, and channeled the energy into two gigantic statues on each side of him. As they started to move, the floor lit up with bright flashing colors, and an irresistable beat compelled all who heard it to dance along. (To the song from Undertale: Death by Glamour).
It was so much fun. I flavored all of the bosses' abilities as dance, from a Bonus Action Moonwalk disengage, to the Giant Statues Breakdancing for massive damage all around them. And also Crit successes allowed characters to steal the spotlight from the boss, which boosted their abilities, but made them easier to hit (and the boss generally focused on taking them down.)
One of the ways I nerfed the effect a little was, at the *start* of a creatures turn, I allowed them to make a Performance or Acrobatics check, and if they succeeded, they could move and take actions like normal that turn while dancing. But to actually fully break free of the effect and stop making saves, they had to WIS save at the end of their turn.
Oh that is cool. As a bard player that is amazing. Bravo man, Bravo!
This is an incredible idea!!
For a true necrodancer experience, change it so that even after succeeding the skill checks to have their turn and move around, they can only do so in four directions (up down left right). And add terrains and corridors that will impede their movement while specifically moving in four directions 😂😂
*the bard rolls a critical failure*
"Anyway, here's Wonderwall."
This is glorious
A bards best friend, however totally worth mentioning that creatures with the charmed immunity can totally ignore this, but a favorite nonetheless. Top tier spell.
That spell combo is cursed beyond all realms of reason. But at the same time it's fantastic.
I'm writing that combo down for any future character of mine lmao
@@magiv4205 it takes 2 to concentrate on the spells.
@@anthonynorman7545 Gotta get me a buddy to play a Bard-Warlock power duo, then. They will literally and figuratively dominate anything under the sun.
@@magiv4205 irresistible dance doesn't work on creatures immune to charm, IIRC.
The combo is Hentai. Cursed beyond reason, and strangely fantastic at the same time. Also tentacles.
Freeze frame on "A Good Spell" is a stamp of approval that I wish to see more of
The guy in the back being restrained by tentacles makes the shot even funnier.
Shout-out to the DM who table-ruled that making the succubus dance breaks your concentration, and to Zee for finally, FINALLY providing context on that ruling I overheard many a moon ago...
Lol
Distracted by an erotic dance you magically caused. Oh sweet irony
Alternatively: Goro Majima has entered the fight.
Fantastic idea, I will steal this.
Could also be used to apply to high charisma characters.
I love how the tentacles are dancing too. Truly irresistable.
Like how he addressed the OGL in as efficient, as comical a way as possible.
It's nice to know he's not letting it ruin his outlook and he's still having fun with his chanel.
It really brought it up a notch. But, Technically the original ogl wouldn't actually allow the full attribution either. Srd only allows for the versions without the names. It's why you sometimes see two versions on dnd beyond.
@@Stonegolem6 Ah, is that why so many spells lost the name of the caster that invented them? I always wondered what happened to the reputations of folks like Tenser, Aganazer, and friends.
@@Archgeek0 Those folks exist as heroes and legends in Forgotten Realms, which isn't an OGL setting.
Just means you get to come up with the mythical figure that developed the Irresistible Dance spell in your world
Short Term it won't effect him, but many firms are no longer producing content in protest and if the lawsuits don't work then many firms will likely leave the business.
Those firms being Bashews sponsors.
Amazing, As soon as the OGL came out I renamed all spells in my game to avoid WoTC owned wizards as well. I went with the style to name them after authors and those that contributed most to gaming... Making Gary's Irrestable Dance, Mercers Magnificent Mansion, Margarets Platinum Shield, Salvatores Sword, Tracies Transformation.... and Dare I say Lovecrafts Black Tentacles
Okay, but you have to use the cats real name or your a coward
Why did you have to do this?
@@johnarcher6150 ha ha so funny /s
that last one is also very ironic considering his cat
@@johnarcher6150 What cat? Or do you mean the authors full name and not just first or last name?
Skenk menacingly dancing toward the fighter is both endearing and horrifying.
If they aren’t a bard or musically inclined-
*-You’re gonna fucking die.*
Honestly, a spell that will cost an opponent their turn, *no matter what their resistance is,* is extremely powerful.
Used to be even more powerful back in 3.5, but pretty much all spells got neutered. People only think spellcasters are overpowered now days because they insist on having only one big fight between long rests instead of properly challenging the party with a decent number of encounters.
Unfortunately, "no matter what their resistance is" only applies to their save bonus. Remember that any creature with charm immunity is unaffected, and more importantly, any creature that never intended to get in melee may as well be immune.
At leadt one turn, and potentially indefinitely, is incredibly powerful. Also makes them vulnerable to attacks until and after that turn if they fail. Unreal.
@@clockup5878 If there were enough encounters for a spellcaster to burn through their spell slots, then the martials are also definitely dead or nearly dead as well. The most Important resource is health, and if martials are frontlining, then they’re losing health much faster. Not to mention martials like monks and battlemaster that have resources burnt as well. For martials to truly last longer than casters, they would have to constantly be healed, but if the healers were playing effectively, they would’ve used those slots for killing enemies.
The only time martials have the advantage after multiple encounters are at very low levels when casters only have a handful of spell slots, but if your dm starts at level 3 then you’re almost past that point already.
Except Martials regain their stuff on a short rest, as well as having higher hit dice to top up their health with. Ki points, action surges, superiority dice, etc. all regen on a short rest.
A ‘normal’ adventuring day typically allows for multiple encounters interspersed with short rests. Under that model, spellcasters are forced to ration their spell slots while martials are able to be a lot less mean with their own abilities.
Sure, high-level spellcasters are still frequently more capable of devastating power than high-level martials. But a part of the difference is how many people end up not really using short rests much.
On another note, turns out Warlocks, even hexblades, are actually kinda trash if your DM basically never gives you the time to short rest. Ask me how I know.
When I was new to fantasy roleplaying but familiar with fantasy and folklore, I made a magic item that was basically this, but inverted: The Pants of Dance.
While worn, the wearer cannot stop dancing. At all, for any reason. Cannot be restrained or grappled in any way, and has advantages on reflex-based saving throws due to the dancing magical pants aiding in movement. Overall mobility is not hindered, but does become more stylish.
However, as you _cannot_ stop dancing while wearing the pants, it comes at a cost: Fatigue. The pants impart no special stamina, so while worn you _will_ become exhausted more quickly than if you were moving around and fighting normally. You can, in fact, dance yourself to death of exertion by wearing the pants for too long. So, when not needed, you must dance your way out of the pants to conserve your energy and _that_ is a challenge in itself.
Okay I absolutely love this one
oh god. and because you cant be grappled, you cant get any help in removing them
@@thesatelliteslickers907just start doing the horizontal mambo and it will take care of itself!
@@lordfelidae4505or start dancing like a stripper
Make taking off the pants the POINT of the dance
Solution: turn it into a dress of irresistible dance and make it worn via belt or modified zip. just undo the belt while moving your legs and you’re free!
If your legs have to be surrounded from all angles by it, just make the pants REALLY oversized. Either by shrinking yourself or by modifying the pants.
Or make it into two sleeves, maybe for your arms, maybe for your legs, just loosen the straps and you’re free!
I like how he's restrained by the tentacles and still tapping his foot
As a DM I used this spell as a trap. A party member stepped on a pressure plate, the plate caused the ceiling to slowly descend. The rune cast this spell.
The players last moments were frantically dancing as they were slowly crushed to death by the falling ceiling
that is the most evil thing you could've possibly done
imma use that in my next dungeon
That's a good trap. I think I'll use it
that is a special kind of evil. I love it
Big fan of your work, Lucifer
Did the player not have a party to drag him out of the room? oO
I love the Paladin(?) character and how peeved off he is at Skank for messing with him like this. I also love the line of “Oh sweet Aleel! There are two of them?!”
I... I love the idea of a spontaneous flash dance mob if the DM allows it.
Unfortuantely, single target spell.
@@youtubeuniversity3638 got to be some kind of metamagic feat you can pull off.
In my experience many DMs will allow spellcrafting if you have a decent spellcasting level, put time and gold into it, and dont make it too powerful. It depends on the lore of magic in the game, but as long as you don't give yourself a serious mechanical advantage, slightly tweaking existing spells doesnt seem necessarily off the table. You might be able to remove the compulsion aspect and make it something the target is inspired to do but not compelled, in exchange for making it multi-target. Allowing a person to dance along with the choreography you magically impose into them, but they can stop dancing at any time. Could be used for some interesting storytelling but very little abuse, so some DMs might go for it
Add some golems and it's a flesh dance 🙃
Hypnotic pattern works pretty well for this. Also check out its spell component
This is a really fun spell. Yes the OGL sucks, nice video as always
Edit: I love the combo, this is why these are two of my most favorite spells!
I love the little tappy tap his foot does when the tentacles restrain him.
This was beautiful. With this power, I can finally end a campaign with an *obligatory dance off.*
Assuming OGL goes as we fear, I'm gonna keep pushing people to Cypher System and Monte Cook games. Monte was a huge contributor/leader for in 3e and 3.5, and was tapped to lead 5e before he left the company.
As for the amazing video, I also love irresistible dance for the role play fun of it. Joked about it being the in universe source of every over the top dancer at weddings, and a player straight up used it for that purpose. Good times.
Edit: came back to add, the video is over and I realized I am still dancing to that catchy tune. This spell really is a Good Spell!
I really liked Monte's take on "spellweaving" over more tradional Vancian stuff.
What is that tune? I think Drachinifel uses it as an opening.
@gmradio2436 video description says it's called 'The Speakeasy'
Irresistible Dance at weddings? Sure, just give it the Ritual tag and add special Material Components for weddings (crowd of friendly attendees, alcohol)
I dunno man I've seen one of their NDA's it was a but overly dramatic, especially for something that amounts to a setting hack
I am now going to play obnoxious electro swing music the next time one of my players casts [REDACTED] Irresistible Dance.
Now I'm just imagining a scenario where you cast this on a spellcaster and they use dance moves to add some flair to their casting.
I imagine if you cast this on a bard, they're basically unaffected, because they were planning to dance anyway.
That's just Merlin from William Papadin lmao
One might argue that singing is dancing of the vocal cords, in which case spellcasters might still be able to use verbal and somatic components through singing and dancing with maybe a will and sleight of hand check or something
@@jek__ Yeah, but the spell itself doesn't prevent spellcasting. It just screws up attacks.
As such, you can totally breakdance out a Fireball.
@@LucanVaris Ah well fair then, I guess everyone is assumed to have the skill required to carry out spell components while dancing. Though material components seem harder to get at while youre moving around lol
It's crazy how Zee suddenly just became a Pathfinder content creator. Good job bud, you're a decade+ late but we're glad to have you.
Ok I would actually love for this to happen. Like, no pressure or anything, I'm certainly not going anywhere regardless of what Zee decides to do, but as someone who primarily plays Pathfinder, some more Pathfinder content would be an absolute win for me.
Did this once to an ancient dragon, the look of frustration on the DMs face when he realized I ignored resistance was priceless
The song that is used in this episode is so catchy, it's almost making me irresistibly dance myself.
the first bit dancing through the door gave me as much unexpected enjoyment as the cultist procession did great episode zee
After all the drama with dnd on the web. This was just delightful to watch ♡ THANKS ZEE!!!!
Agreed
Bard of Creation’s animated object has an ability called “Irrepressible Dance.” Basically, all your friends that start their turn within 10 feet of it (apparently including itself!) get an extra 10 feet of walking speed for that turn. Any enemies that start within 10 feet have their movement *decreased* by 10 feet. It’s not the craziest thing in the world, given the small radius, but it’s hilarious roleplay-wise. All your friends are cha-cha sliding to move just a little further, while the enemies have to stop earlier to breakdance or whatever.
Incidentally, this strategy let me completely shut down some Gibbering Mouthers, who only have 10 feet of movement to begin with.
Now I'm wondering how that interacts with this spell. You "have to dance" but I'd argue you have the option of spending that "'must dance' movement" on this other dance which *gives* movement.
Very niche counter, but it could be a neat option. If you have to dance, dance productively.
@@Snickersnek RAW I assume you’d still have to waste the additional movement dancing in place, based on the description of the spell.
Imagine doing this on a Tarrasque.
Something that large dancing is probably still an earthquake waiting to happen. Lol
Me DM: Roll dex saves and take 20d20 bludgeoning damage
It gets up on its hindlegs and starts doing Disco Inferno
Lol more destruction
It is immune to charmed conditions.That makes it immune to this spell completely.
No matter the universe, Electro Swing is irresistable.
I want a whole odd-couple style sitcom about these casters hahaha
I like the animation error where Zee's hand is behind the tentacles despite them being 20 feet away from him
This is without a doubt the funniest Animated Spellbook ever.
Holy smokes, I've always liked this spell but that combo is bananas! Guess I know who's making the DM cry next week.
Thanks for another awesome video! Your game insight and comedy always brighten my day.
i love it. spells in DnD are awesome and so few people use them creatively. you're one of them
I love the technoswing music in the background. *chef's kiss*
I had no idea such an inoccuous-looking spell could be so devastating.
This is by far my favorite animated spellbook. Just the subtle comedy among the mechanic explanations is fantastic!
Good cover for the OGL at the start there, can never be easy working on things for ages and having the landscape change by the time things release
I liked the way you made this video, especially the ending. Hope to see more and your doing a great job.
I also like the bleeps and somebody censor when you mention the spells. Don’t want those assholes copyrighting you. I hope you continue doing that just to mess with them.
I've just realized that Zee only has four fingers, but not only that, when he points with a finger it grows long and thin. I am deeply unsettled by this, but also fascinated
I must’ve missed the awesome first wave of this video being released, because I don’t see a single thing about anyone mentioning that they can dance. If they want to, they can leave this place behind, but their friends on dancing if they don’t dance… They’re not affected by that spell.
As a DM who made a bard the villain, having them endlessly dance as the ball was slaughtered around them was quite the climactic moment
God, I've rewatched this video about 10 times just because the music and the vibe of the skit is just so much fun :)
Thanks Bashew for the smiles for the New Year always appreciate a good animation and laugh to start everything off with!!😁😁
Zee I LOVE watching these animations, you bring so much life and comedy to the subjects.
Came across your channel a few months back and your animations and story telling are hilarious and a great spin on explaining things for the average joe! I always get excited whenever I see you released something new!
Love the music choice. Your stuff is always hilarious! 😂
This is such a potentially cruel spell that I love it! I will keep this in mind for my own campaign. 💕
so after watcjing this about a dozen times by now i gotta say two things.
1st. I simply love this kind of nonsentical spell
2nd. I need more
Wooooooooo I love your art
Ah yes. Gotta love the classic combo of Octavio's Unstoppable Boogie + Enrique's Ebon Extenders.
Still wouldn't mind you revisiting the ol' Eldritch Blast vid, by the by.
Personally like the idea of having the guy combo Lance of Lethargy and Repelling Blast w/ a Fathomless Warlock's tentacle.
Hell, the whole vid seems like the backstory of a Fathomless Warlock to begin with.
Favorite animated spellbook so far, thanks Zee.
This is absolute gold. That poor Paladin just couldn’t catch a break.
DND thinking the Ogl is gonna do anything
People who were already using 3rd party wikis to build characters - Hah funny guy
Zee, good to see you killing it as always! Your writing and animation cracks me up! "Ohp! There we go." *jives out* Love it!
Amazing content. I would love it if you started making broader TTRPG-agnostic videos. I heard there are a few great Pathfinder spells out there that would love to be immortalized in one of your videos...
You summed up the OGL perfectly!!! Love the animations everytime they arrive online.
As always, S-tier animation!
I LOVE your music choice for this. Old timey jazz. Hilarious
I've always loved this spell! 😆 Thanks for presenting it!
Im very very excited for your pathfinder/kobold press/general tabletop videos in the future
I love this spell, it is just so hilarious. Though I have to say I feel like almost no one talks about Entangle which is just so good. It causes the Restrained condition which does the no movement, advantage, and disadvantage of the Irresistible Dance. Sure, the enemy does get an immediate save unlike the Irresistable Dance. But if the enemy fails they can spend their action to make a Strength check, not a Strength save, against your spell save DC. Also it is an AoE, it creates difficult terrain in the AoE, and it's a first level spell! The fact that Strength saves are the least common save among monsters is just icing on the cake. I guess the fact that Entangle is limited to Druids (and Rangers if you allow the expanded spell list) is why it isn't discussed as much.
Eh, as someone who has played a druid for over a year on a weekly basis, Entangle is a fine and sometimes quite useful spell. The fact that you get it at such a low level is its big selling point for area control. However, even if they don't have strength save proficiency, lots of monsters are big and beefy with STR scores over 20 (so +5 or better modifiers) and if they roll even half decently, will often beat your spell save DC (at least at lower levels).
The thing that makes Irresistible Dance so good is the complete lack of any save for the initial casting, which guarantees the effect on the target at least until their next turn. That is *invaluable* against anything that has legendary resistance, which would just ignore Entangle.
Love the censored on for the trademarked caster's name. Well done.
Irresistible dance is one of my favorites.
What's the music he's dancing to? It would be great to play it every time someone casts this spell XD
"Certain names have been bleeped to protect innocent McGenks"
I'm fairly certain that there's nothing innocent about the McGenks.
As someone who expects this attempted change to all but destroy D&D: thank you for the time, effort, love and passion you have put into these. You give us knowledge, joy, and laughter, and remind us of what made the game amazing, before the current management decided that they were going to be copper wise and platinum foolish.
Oh, a terrific oxymoron: innocent McGenks. Kind of like respectful wigglers.
Just dance your way to the enemy when under the spell. There are some dancing methods that include weapons, resulting in making attacks. This should be a skill to overcome the spell while being able to make attacks, just not direct attacks, but attacks in motion with the dancing.
One homebrew rule you could add is instead of the Wisdom save to dispel the effect, you could instead roll a Perform check to conga at your foe. To still give the spell some effect you could rule movement while dancing counts a difficult terrain. The Perform check also would probably take your action similar to attempting to make the Wisdom Save, the check acting like a situational replacement for the Dash Action. You can also only choose to either Wisdom save OR Perform check, not both on the same turn.
I love that the tentacles were also dancing :)
Brilliant idea to not say the full name of the spell. Wizards of the Coast and by extension Hasbro is going to find this was one of the biggest mistakes in all their history
What does not saying the full spell name do? From my perspective this just makes the spell harder for players to find in the PHB
Oh, absolutely. I hope they actually listen to the fans and creators who have been giving them essentially free advertising for years going "we don't need you, so if you're going to act that way, we're out". Aside from the copyrighted names, they can't really enforce it. And they have so many things that aren't copyrightable. Goblins and kobolds? From European folk lore. Dragons? From all over the place! Mimics? Essentially something that exists in nature.
@@griffinbaker3509 both spells have a copywritten characters name in them. The rest of the spells name is open use. If you want to find the spells full name. Just look up irrisistable dance and black tenticle and they'll come up
@@kethmarhkfy7luf.263 Ok, but web videos like this can still say the full name without legal issues, right? Cause if I'm right about that, whats the point of Zee not saying it?
@@griffinbaker3509 the new OGL isn't in effect yet but it will absolutely impact videos like this once/if it is.
Just dub over it to say "Henry's" irresistible dance
it appears they have been D I S T R A C T E D
For those wondering why, even with legendary resistance, you can't save until you've basically lost your first turn:
Well, it's not called [Somebody's] Resistible Dance, now is it?
Excellent use of the music! Such a funny way to hint at its destructive potential!
2:51 MR. BASHEW
This is…yet another spell that I completely overlooked…Not only should I get the chance (and survive to get 6th level spell slots) I’m making a wizard and will make everyone dance, thank you so much for revealing this amazing spell
Once used this spell against Tiamat!
The look on the DMs face when he asked what save it was and i said: "Its [redacted] IRRESISTIBLE dance!" was amazing
This is always awesome, one of my favorite spells!
I love that the Mcgenks range from burn an entire tavern of people alive evil too all the way to just the evil equivalent of poking someone in the face untill they get mad.
Hilariously, in Acquisitions Inc. there are certain spells which are named after their creator that are trademarked and force the caster to pay royalties when they use them.
The fact that the McGenks now censored the names of WotC IP creators of spells like Evard's black tentacles to avoid trademark issues is just amazing and shows that the new OGL hurts everyone, even diabolical necromancers.
chanting "fair use, fair use, fair use" to ward off the corporate spirits that plague these lands
love it
So glad you make these videos about Mazes and Monster's by Brethren of the Coast.
Someone cast Incite Greed on Hasbro. 😞
"That means that dashing probably just makes them dance more." The way he said that was kind of hot
Sounds like "Tentacle Tango" would be a GREAT name for that combo!
Or, could even be its own 7th (maybe even 8th?) level spell!
Thankyou for mentioning how OGL 1.1 sucks and then moving on. Providing both support and relief from the endless stress and rage that’s been going on.
Hey Zeebs - I love the guy shouting "It suuuuucks!" from the other room - Your comical timing is superb! Great video❤
Thank you for using Techno Swing for the dance music. It IS irresistible to dance to!
That is both a hilarious and effective combo.
I would like to say thank you for this amazing video and that the first cast of *HONK* Irresistible Dance lasted just a little bit longer than one minute
I have to say, aside from the killer spell combo the best part for me in this was the absolute banger choice for music.
awfully un-evil of the McGenks to make such quality educational videos
Leave it to the Brothers McGenk to make torturing a guy with endless dancing funny AND informative.
Zee just grooving up to his adversary with loud as fuck music just overwhelming anything he tries to say is amazing
The music is perfect for this video I love it.
i've loved every single one of these, and this is by far my favorite.