#irish step dancing

[sun-blazer3]

[gifs-of-puppets]

Happy St. Patrick's Day!

[ajokewemade-finrodsfriend]

All credit goes to the creators @gardinerbrothers

[ajokewemade-finrodsfriend]

All credit goes to the creator @jamesdevineofficial

[littlewalken]

Riverdance and Lord of the Dance are white people folk dance shows

[ajokewemade-finrodsfriend]

All credit goes to the creator @_cairde

[fullyclothedlunch]

as a former competitive irish dancer, i have never felt more represented in film than when that little gremlin faced vampire man in sinners started doing his little jig of evil

[jackedjacket]

No, I do not 'do Riverdance' because Riverdance is a play not a dance form. That's like asking a ballerina if they 'do Nutcracker' or 'do Swan Lake'. I do Irish Step Dancing.

Oh you want me to teach you how to 'do an Irish jig'? Well, which one, because there's four different types, and they are all very different and require different shoes to dance.

No, I will not teach you how to do rocks or heel clicks because they are extremely precise moves that, if not done properly, WILL PERMANENTLY DISABLE YOU.

What do you mean you're mad that this isn't a silly little thing you could learn how to do in five minutes? You're telling me that you didn't realize this was a precise dance form that actually takes years and countless hours to master? Well maybe actually look into what step dancing is instead of the silly, poorly represented examples you see in the media.