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Bianconero_Aus. I can't find that gif of the two guys dancing and the little one getting slapped. Here's the description tho. Reminds me of what @
Hustini is doing to @Dru
Droovh had decided to go out that night. The neighborhood guys would spend their afternoons outside of the naan bakery. They would usually play small games of cricket, holler at girls walking by to get their daily ration of baked, yeast-free, wheat concoction but most importantly of all, they would have dance-offs. Dance-offs, that's right. You see, Droovh lives in Bangalore and the movie "Honey", starring a fluid and young Jessica Alba, had just hit the street-side vendors. Everyone had a copy and it was the next big thing in that city since the British invasion. Girls and boys alike would put together their most impressive body thrusting movements to win the respect of their neighbors in the slums.
Droovh didn't go out much but he had finally made a makeshift mirror in his bedroom by spray painting some black on one side of a slab of glass he had found a year ago behind his house. It had taken him a whole year to gather enough almost-empty cans of spray paint in order to finish painting the whole slab. But this might have been the most worthwhile investment of time he had ever undertaken. With a mirror and all the free time at his disposal, Droovh now had the chance to practice his dance moves whenever he could. And practice he did! Froovh didn't go out much but now he was confident in his dancing abilities and knew it was his turn to turn some heads.
That Saturday night was the night. Everyone had off and more people than usual would gather outside the bakery. Droovh met up with his friends Parth and Deepak beforehand to pre-game by drinking some masala chai and prepare himself for what was about to come. Both Parth and Deepak were regulars at the bakery. They started telling him about this new guy who had just moved there. He was different. His effortless moves and confidence would radiate through the whole street and no one had been able to outdo his incredible and strong displays of dance. Droovh couldn't wait to see him!
The dance-floor was electrifying. The new guy had just started dancing. Everyone was cheering wildly. He didn't seem from those parts. Sure, the skin color matched but he could easily be from the Balkans. Droovh had just recently heard people from those parts were not white. Even though they seemed to think so. But the main reason the new guy didn't seem to be local was his size. He was thicker and taller than everyone there. He was obviously well-fed and naan bread with tea and guano didn't have the necessary nutritional values to balloon someone up to that size. His hair was also very greasy. Droovh had read that was a symptom of Italian heritage. Those people would spend an inordinate amount of money on hair product to keep their scalp looking like that. This sort of oil consumption also showed the new guy didn't seem to care about climate change. And he gave off a Republican vibe.
He was done dancing. That seemed easy. Once the new guy finished shocking everyone in the street, Droovh's body had just strolled into the dance floor, repeating the same moves he practiced for months in front of his mirror. He thought he did good. Cheering was heard. Most of it came from the high school janitor. He had moved there from Russia. People would talk about the lifeless, yet intense look his eyes seemed to emanate. But Droovh didn't care. This janitor would be there every day so he had to know what good dancing lookedlike. Droovh knew that because he had once walked into the janitor drawing circles around a human stick figure. It seemed to Droovh at the time that the Russian was analyzing the intricacies of the human body and how it could better move to dance.
Droovh finally came back to himself. The adrenaline wore off and he found himself face-to-face with the new guy. He had given him a run for the money and the cheering had subsided. He was now the best dancer! The new guy didn't seem very phased however. The guy
just stood there. Drooch
just stood there. And he shouldn't have. Because what followed was a barrage of slaps that stung like the sting of a malaria infested mosquito. It wasn't that they were painful, it was the future implication they had on Droovh's career as a street dancer. And the new guy
just won again.