Japanese women use Bruno Mars to prove '24K Magic' is ageless

The happiness virus that is Bruno Mars is so powerful that it even managed to capture a trio of older Japanese women, prompting them to don kimonos and rock out to the singer's latest hit, "24K Magic."

At ages 61, 59 and 56, the three women don't let age get in the way of doing Mars' song justice, first in a series of choreographed moves in traditional Japanese wear, and later in contemporary, hip-hop influenced street gear. If you've ever wondered why Japan has one of the longest living communities of elderly on the planet, this video provides another major key. 🔑
Oh, if you're among those who consider themselves too cool to dance in public, let this video shame you onto the dance floor.  Read more...
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