Monkey has a certain sympathy for the social media team running the Twitter account for BBC3 (or BBCII!, as it is now branded).
Tasked with trying to reach out to a youth that probably wouldn’t touch Twitter with a barge pole, they have to find new and interesting ways to show they are down with the kids.
However, an attempt to piggyback on the #keepdancing hashtag with a selection of gifs and what Monkey assumes is a rap, doesn’t quite hit the spot....
DROP A BEAT #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/w1krBWlq01
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
Here we GO here we GO here we GO AGAIN #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/VirYfkUdys
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
It's dance party time so grab a friend #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/PYK71qG9ih
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
Just like Sherlock (and John Watson too) #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/NfUcwFBIz7
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
Start moving your feet and you can banish the blues #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/vAETg9rqIn
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
Get out centre stage, don't stand to the side #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/k19ACwrZZ9
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
You ain't shakin' you breakin' our heart and that we can't abide #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/k35SJ0XvaI
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
So listen up listen good we got a message for you#KeepDancing all day if you wanna join our CREW pic.twitter.com/UhZaee32jy
— BBC Three (@bbcthree) April 14, 2016
And, ever the good sports, Channel 4’s Twitter account decided to subtly have a dig, using the majestic moves of Peep Show’s Mark and Jeremy....
Dance like nobody is watching… Unless of course they actually are… #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/xBq4ImwfHS
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) April 14, 2016
Feel the Rainbow Rhythms! #KeepDancing pic.twitter.com/xvs5puNZUT
— Channel 4 (@Channel4) April 14, 2016
Perhaps BBC3 should leave the dance-offs to the dancers.