Cute Little Boy in Big Dirty Shorts Shows off Unique Legwork as He Dances, Video Melts Hearts on Social Media
- A video of the most adorable little dancer posted on Instagram gave peeps a fuzzy feeling towards him
- The tiny tot moved in sync with the beat and offered the cutest smile at the end of the dance that made peeps fall in love
- People were amazed at the little boy's stage appearance despite his unkempt look that didn't seem to bother him
People on Instagram were treated to the most adorable clip of a young boy jamming in time with the beat.
The video was accompanied by a profound message that read:
"Good vibes will save the world."
Source: Instagram
Even though the caption holds a poignant connotation, given the current war between Russia and Ukraine, it resonated with many peeps who were compelled to reply in their language.
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The caption to the Instagram video says it originated in Uganda.
Peeps swooned over the boy, and some were floored by the cheeky smile he gives at the end of the dance.
Netizens gush
@coachmetovictori swooned over the little boy:
"I can watch him all day."
@nomswazinkosi tagged a friend and further highlighted the child's cuteness with an observation:
"It’s the turn in the end for me, so smooth. Love him @salome.mefolo."
The dancer earned a blessing from @chuti6264, who said:
"You are lovely ❤️❤️❤️I bless you! Have a miracle life, little boy. "
@taylortomica was simply amazed and exclaimed:
"Wow. He literally put a smile on my face❤️"
@teddy_nkhosi pointed to the general demeanour of the boy's ethnic group:
"One of the happiest people in the globe. #Africans"
Shy little schoolboy wows students as he whines waist like a lady
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a shy little schoolboy had stunned older students with his dance moves.
In a short clip shared by Bravo Shoes on Facebook, the little dancer covered his face with his palms as he started off slowly.
Utilising the small space at the centre created by older students who encompassed him, Bright showed lovely legwork.
He then slowly added feminine-like waist moves to the legwork and would occasionally cover his face while his performance lasted. The students and teachers couldn't help but watch the dancehall king in awe.
Source: Legit.ng
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