Dahomey Amazons Dance Into Battle

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A dramatic montage shows muscular women in battle scenes, dancing and leaping as flames and chaos unfold, intercut with zoomed-in historical text about the Dahomey Amazons fighting the French. The joke is the exaggerated action-movie presentation of a historical fact, making their dancing look like an unstoppable military assault; it works especially well with the energetic music, screams, and repeated “Oh no” vocals from Ranjita Bikka’s song “Masti Jaan Ke,” a high-energy Indian pop track. This clip is used as an absurdly epic reaction to someone or something arriving ready for war. EN: A dramatic montage shows muscular women in battle scenes, dancing and leaping as flames and chaos unfold, intercut with zoomed-in historical text about the Dahomey Amazons fighting the French. The joke is the exaggerated action-movie presentation of a historical fact, making their dancing look like an unstoppable military assault; it works especially well with the energetic music, screams, and repeated “Oh no” vocals from Ranjita Bikka’s song “Masti Jaan Ke,” a high-energy Indian pop track. This clip is used as an absurdly epic reaction to someone or something arriving ready for war.

Ready for war! Where you at? Oh no no no no! Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh!

♪ Ranjita Bikka — Masti Jaan Ke

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