Girl in Hijab Performs ‘Cultural Dance’ that gets Social Media users Reacting
- A young girl has given many people something to laugh about as she danced with funny steps to Bella Shmurda's hit track Cash App
- The girl suddenly went all traditional dance on people as she bent down in a hilarious attempt to twerk
- Among those who reacted to her video were those who said that her display of energy should be encouraged in children
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A short video of a girl wearing hijab dancing to Bella Shmurda's Cash App song has gone viral on social media.
In the clip, the dancer made moves totally out of tune with the beats as many people laughed hard.
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In a move to make her performance more likeable, the girl came on her fours as she attempted to twerk, an action that made people scream in laughter.
A Twitter user with the handle, @Mistakobz, who shared the video, captioned it:
"This might be the funniest thing you'll see today."
Watch the video below:
The video has close to 20,000 views as at the time of writing this report. Below are some of the reactions it got:
@manlikecoded said:
"@awwal_ayo you can’t tell me this is girl is not from @Prolific001 hometown."
@Teagei3 said:
"@Sohlowmawn whenever he tries to burst a move."
@singhastralpoly said:
"Kids enjoying. Should be encouraged."
@Z_Jameelu said:
"This is what happens when you dance the innermost dancing steps!"
@folake_oyegoke said:
"She legit turned it to cultural dance, omo Ibadan."
@Good36Raph said:
"When you bring a girl from Illorin to a Lagos show."
@DavidNOWAS said:
"I would give her the prize tho. Love the effort."
@JayBee_4real asked:
"Was she trying to twerk?"
Meanwhile, it was earlier reported that another young girl gave so many positive vibes as she danced to Bella Shurmda's popular song, Cash App in front of the TV.
What amazed many when her clip surfaced on Twitter was that she sang along as she watched the music video.
The kid does the popular hand moves popularised by Zlatan Ibile and combined it with the legwork known as gbese.
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