Monkey Business
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Monkey Business may refer to:
Film and television
- Monkey Business (1925 film), a Krazy Kat cartoon
- Monkey Business (1926 film), an Our Gang comedy
- Monkey Business (1931 film), a Marx Brothers comedy
- Monkey Business (1952 film), directed by Howard Hawks with Cary Grant
- Monkey Business (2022 film), directed by Daniel Guzmán
- Monkey Business (TV series), a British documentary series
- "Monkey Business", an episode of Californication
Music
- Monkey Business (band), a Czech funk band
- Monkey Business (Black Eyed Peas album), 2005
- Monkey Business (Margaret album), 2017
- "Monkey Business" (Skid Row song), 1991
- "Monkey Business" (Michael Jackson song), released 2004
- "Monkey Business", a song by Nik Kershaw on the album Human Racing
- "Monkey Business", a song by Pain on the album Cynic Paradise
- "Monkey Business", a song by Danger Danger on the album Screw It!
- "Monkey Business", a song by Pet Shop Boys on the album Hotspot
Other
- Monkey Business (yacht), gained noteriety during the 1987 political scandal involving presidential candidate Gary Hart
- "Monkey Business" (short story), by P. G. Wodehouse
- Monkey Business, a 1987 children's book by Mark Burgess
- (monkey) Business, an early name for the DotA 2 eSports team OG
See also
- "Monkey Bizness", a recurring comic strip in The Dandy magazine
- "Too Much Monkey Business", a 1956 song by Chuck Berry, covered by several artists
Topics referred to by the same term
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