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WATCH: Irish dancers recreate Kendrick Lamar's viral Super Bowl half-time performance
A pair of Irish brothers have turned Kendrick Lamar's now-viral Super Bowl half-time performance into an incredible Irish dance track.
The five-time World Champion Gardiner brothers are former lead dancers with Riverdance and posted the video of their version of his iconic moves to their 1.7m followers on Facebook and 2 million followers on Instagram.
The post was captioned: "Obsessed with the Super Bowl half-time show but we're in Ireland."
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Followers were quick to praise the unique take on the performance with one saying, "think we need a Gardiner brothers halftime show."
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Another cheekily added: "Wrong jeans but good rhythm."
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