"Exotic burlesque" refers to a style of burlesque that incorporates elements of exotic dancing, such as provocative, sensual movements and sometimes a focus on stripping, while still maintaining the theatricality and tease of classic burlesque. It is an umbrella term that can be used to describe performances that lean more heavily on the "exotic" or risqué aspects, though the lines between exotic dancing and burlesque are often blurred, with performers often blending different styles.

• Exotic dancing: Often associated with performances in strip clubs that may include pole dancing and lap dances, "exotic dancer" is sometimes used as a softer term for "stripper".
• Burlesque: A genre of theatrical entertainment that uses a combination of parody, music, and dance to create a "tease" rather than a full reveal.
• The fusion: "Exotic burlesque" is a performance that blends the two, focusing on sensual movement and gradual undressing (the "tease") but may be more overtly sexual or provocative than traditional burlesque, sometimes incorporating the performance styles of exotic dancers.

You can watch this video to see a performance that combines burlesque and exotic dance styles: