Reactions as Granny Steals Show With Amazing Legwork in Contest With Young Man
- Despite being blind, a grandmother wowed social media users with her amazing legwork as she competed with a young man on the dance floor
- The grandmother has proven that happiness comes from within; many can't believe that the woman is blind
- In the video, people cheered the granny on as she proved to them that she could be old in body but she is definitely young at heart
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An adorable video has emerged on social media in which a blind grandmother could be seen displaying amazing dancing skills as she competed with a young man.
In the adorable video that was shared on Instagram by @dancegodlloyd, the granny proved to the audience that old people also know how to have fun.
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The grandmother's dance steps thrilled the onlookers who kept cheering her on as they were being entertained.
Sharing the video, @dancegodlloyd wrote:
"Would you believe if I told you she’s blind? This is what I use my purpose for #Dancegod #Akwantuo is coming."
Many people can't believe it
@tessy_diamond said:
"I won’t believe o, cos how did she see that dance step to learn it..."
1rjz commented:
"God bless you."
@crisswaddle wrote:
"Such a positive spirit you both have, God bless you brother, for making her happy."
@drlouisa_s said:
"Watched this over and over. Love it!"
@pink_rob_bakery
"U made me cry today. I miss my wonderful granny who is late. God bless you bro,l actually remember how I used to dance with her, it been 15 yrs now."
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Nigerian lady wows many with amazing legwork in heels
A Nigerian lady has got many people talking after displaying amazing dancing skills in a viral video that was shared on social media.
In the video, the lady was surrounded by a lot of people who were wowed as she did the legwork dance in heels.
The young lady wore a short gown and danced effortlessly to the excitement of her audience who kept screaming.
It seemed like a competition as tag number 6 was fixed to her gown while she did her amazing legwork moves.
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