Turkish Hamster Ball Lady

The Turkish song is being sung by a rock band. On stage with them is a lady contortionist who spends the entire three minutes trying to escape from a giant hamster ball.  She manages to stick her foot over her head and through the metal slats at one point, to wave cheerily at the singer...

Bizarre!

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  1. Eurovision Widow5 May 2011 at 17:55

    Cross between Dima's piano and Ukraine's entry last year?

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