Little Boy and His Mother Join Gwo Gwo Ngwo Challenge, Display Amazing Dance Moves
- A Nigerian woman participated in the viral "Gwo Gwo Challenge" with her son and shared the video on TikTok
- In the clip, the little boy perfectly executed the dance moves in sync with his mother, clearly showing they had practiced beforehand
- The proud mother, impressed by her son's flawless performance, excitedly lifted him up to commend him before the video ended
A Nigerian lady joined the gwo gwo challenge with her son and shared the video on TikTok.
In the clip, the little boy excellently made the dance move with her mother in sync, leaving no doubt that they had practised it beforehand.
The mother, who was impressed by her son’s excellent reached forward excitedly to commend him by carrying him before the video ended. The video was posted by @glorygold27.
Watch the video below:
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions below:
Nurse B and T Baby said:
“Nice one this little man killed this challenge so cute.”
Nancygold wrote:
“Wow he try oo.”
Quality jeans:
“Wow I like smart children very smart boy.”
Florah:
“Our Winner for this trend is here.”
Diamond:
“Even this little boy don learn this challenge, remain me.”
Ibim:
“He did it better than me o.”
Chi's makeover:
“My love u try oo.”
Dollarpo:
“Boy understand the assignment.”
Mirabel:
“This boy.”
Noble Inokon:
“Cute boy.”
Realmidegirl:
“Very smart boy.”
Mummy2gold:
“Smart boy.”
Rejoice gold:
“Lol make my boy no fall ooo.”
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that some young Nigerians visited the veteran high-life singer Mike Ejeagba at his home in Enugu state.
In the video, he couldn't help but shed tears upon witnessing his work from the late '70s and early '80s returning to mainstream music.
Graduate jumps on Brain Jotter's gwo gwo
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that Brain Jotter's Gwo gwo gwo ngwo challenge reached outside Nigeria as people in the UK have jumped on it.
This was seen in a video showing a Nigerian man jumping on the viral dance challenge at Birmingham University.
The man was graduating from Birmingham University, and he took part in the trending dance move with his graduation gown.
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Source: Legit.ng