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'Yoga Girl' Music Video Parodies Lust For Coconut Water-Drinking Ladies (VIDEO)

Yoga Girl Music Video

First Posted: 12/03/11 11:21 AM ET Updated: 12/09/11 01:45 PM ET

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You know who they are -- metal water bottle-toting, Lululemon-wearing, downward-dogging objects of the yoga world's desire: Yoga Girls.

In this hiphop parody music video, put together by Fog & Smog, a collective of creative "culture vultures" from The SF Bay Area and Los Angeles, lust for yoga mat-toting ladies is showcased through sexualized yoga poses and tongue-in-cheek verse like, "Lady yoga, I sure would love to get to know you. I got a couple next level poses I can show you" and "I love it when you call me big Baba" referencing the award-winning single, "Big Poppa" from The Notorious B.I.G.

If you are a Yoga Girl, know one, or perhaps have lusted after one yourself, this music video provides some well-needed comic relief from a community that can, at times, take itself too seriously.

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