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Jack White Can't Stop Dancing in Dead Weather's Second "I Cut Like a Buffalo" Video

October 16, 2009 11:46 AM ET

If you watched the Jack White-directed video for the Dead Weather's "I Cut Like a Buffalo" two weeks ago and wished the clip had more footage of White busting out his dance moves, the White Stripes frontman has heard your pleas. MySpace Music posted Version II of the "I Cut Like a Buffalo" video, and it's just one long shot of White and a masked belly dancer swaying to the Horehound cut for four minutes.

Check out photos of the multitalented, multitasking White in his various guises.

At one point, it seems as if White is going to remove his top hat and start dancing like Michigan J. Frog, but sadly that moment never comes to pass (hopefully it will feature in "Buffalo" Version III). This is the band's third video off Horehound, following "Buffalo" Version I and the Alison Mosshart vs. Jack White shootout clip for "Treat Me Like Your Mother."

Related Stories:
• Jack White Makes Directorial Debut With Dead Weather's "I Cut Like a Buffalo" Video
• Jack White's Dead Weather Blast Through Noon Set at NYC Gallery
• Dead Weather, Arctic Monkeys, Passion Pit and More Rescue a Muddy Day at Austin City Limits

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