Little Girl Dances in Restaurant with Intense Energy, Waiters Leave Their Jobs & Joined Her, Video Goes Viral

Little Girl Dances in Restaurant with Intense Energy, Waiters Leave Their Jobs & Joined Her, Video Goes Viral

  • A video of a little girl dancing hard along with about three waiters in a restaurant has got many talking
  • In the lovely video, the girl suddenly broke into a dance and was surprisingly joined by the waiters who matched her energy every step of the way
  • Their group performance got the attention of customers who left their preoccupations to focus on the dancers

A little girl caused a stir at a restaurant as she broke into a dance while everyone was going about their respective businesses.

In the short clip shared by @_Copah_Jay on Twitter, three waiters joined the girl in dancing without hesitation.

Video shows moment waiters left their jobs to dance with a little girl in a restaurant, video sparks reactions
She was joined by the waiters Photo Credit: Screengrabs from video shared by @_Copah_Jay
Source: Twitter

They copied the girl's moves initially before they showed off their respective dance moves.

The girl dazzled in her showcase as she vibed with intense energy.

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They stunned customers

Customers couldn't help but serve as spectators to the dancers as they turned the place into a club.

The dancers occasionally took pauses, in rhythm with the song, quite to the admiration of the customers.

The waiters then rounded off their dance and returned to work amid cheers and applause from thrilled customers.

Watch the video attached in the tweet below:

Netizens react

@SerWanger stated:

"All of you calling those guys security men...make una stop! Those guys are door men. If gbege happen na them you go run to for security. Those guys are happy door men! Do you know as security men that's not in their job description to open doors. Nobody shout foul then 1/2."

@Royalpriest1_ remarked:

"The guys you are seeing here are not security men, they are servers and part of their job is to make you comfortable. Security is a sensitive issue, you don't want your security dancing for customers and entertaining customers. We need to understand these little things."

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@akindasamayowa1 wrote:

"These are two different jobs, the waitress or Waiter can dance with their customers kids to make her happy but for a security personnel it's a no no."

@Re_bel___ opined:

Sorry door men not security men, you see them with gun? Or stick to protect you? Their work is to open door when they see a customer and smile so the customer smiles back and they’re doing it perfectly

@6ft7showman thought:

"Wait I don’t get!
"So because white people are doing it makes it professional? Since chicken republic didn’t tolerate such attitude they don’t know PR business? How ?"

Canada-based man to place sacked security men on salaries

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian man based in Canada had offered to get new jobs for sacked dancing security men and place them on salaries for months.

In a recent Facebook post, Emma knocked the establishment for relieving the young men of their duties stressing that they were only making themselves happy and didn't neglect their duties of opening door for customers.

He attached two screenshots of past stories in which police officers in UK and US were spotted dancing with their guns while on duty and stated that anyone supporting the lads sack lacked understanding.

Source: Legit.ng

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