1920's - Quickstep Vs Charleston

Comments on '1920's - Quickstep Vs Charleston'

1. The original happy feet the best.and the clothing the
   original hair makeup priceless
2. I like the Last part because the clothing back then in the
   1920s were so original,there was something glamorous about
   them something that was like WOW im talking about both men
   and women :)
3. lol go play farmville or some shit
4. where is the URL?HELP
5. hey jackasses//this video was meant to look at the
   dance..not to judge the dressing part....dumbasses
6. @MsFacebookJunkie if they are inaccurate, y are the black
   &white clips also with white flapper dresses?
7. Aren't flapper dresses usually black or a dark brown?
8. CHARLESTON FTW!!!!!
9. why are they inacurate?
10. Who sings Happy Feet who remade it??
11. Yes, indeed. Historical accuracy must not have been at the
    top of the costume designer's list.
12. Those white flapper dresses are so historically
    inaccurate... it makes me want to puke.
13. music sounds like Royal Society Orchestra
14. I don't think you could compare the two. They are both such
    great dances!
15. who sings this version?
16. Which version of "Happy Feet" is this??
17. wich version of "happy feet" is this? who's the performer?
18. who sings dance little lady?
19. thanks so much! i love it when people are good at finding
    music!
20. uh what? Leroy
21. @yulian1234 Yeah. Might wanna study English a bit as well,
    sweetie. ;)
22. @yulian1234 Actually, that was the thirties and the turn of
    the century. Durring the twenties, there were many labor
    laws and women's rights bills being passed. That's why the
    skirts were so short, and everyone was boozin'- they figured
    since everything was so great, it couldn't get any better,
    and they migt as well live it up while they could! :D
23. @TheViewFromSugarHill I'm sorry, but I have also studied
    hitory, and that's not all it was about. I mean, there's
    more than one view for every story, and most viewed the 20's
    as a time of expression. I mean, Cullen, Hughes, Baker, and
    other writers/dancers ave been so inspirational- besides,
    sometimes you have to focus on the good, rather tan getting
    angry about the bad.
24. Songs used: Happy Feet Dance Little Lady Charlestonette
25. Aaron please tell me the second part of the video,what song
    is it.. the last part?