Besties, 60, Who Met in the 70s Entertain Netizens with Their Dance Videos
- A granny duo known as DaBabyBommers have gone viral on social media due to their dancing and cute friendship
- The two are huge fans of rapper DaBaby and even performed as his background dancers at the 2021 Grammys
- They have so far gained over 1.5 million likes and 57k followers on Tiktok, with two of their videos reaching 4.6 and 1.1 million views
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Two lovely grannies have been blessings netizens with cute dance videos as they prove that there is no age too old not to enjoy yourself.
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DaBabyBommers, as they are known on social media platforms, are a group of two 60-year-old besties who have been friends since 1978.
As their name suggests, the two are huge fans of US rapper DaBaby and become famous after a TikTok video of them dancing to his song Rockstar went viral on social media.
This even got them to perform as background dancers of the rapper during his recent Grammy performance, and they were absolutely delighted by it.
So far, the two have gained over 1.5 million likes and 57k followers on Tiktok, with two of their videos reaching 4.6 and 1.1 million views on the app.
They continue to create cute videos and sharing them on both TikTok and Instagram, gaining massive support from their beloved fans.
They have shown that true friendship can definitely last forever.
In another story of a granny stunning social media, a lady, who clearly loves showing off her suggestiveness, became an internet sensation after she recorded herself breaking it down.
She was wearing what many may consider a revealing outfit, but she appeared not to give a care in the world.
In a clip uploaded by @AFlyBlackLeftie on Twitter, the old lady wore a very short pair of shorts that displayed a large tattoo on her thigh.
The granny was dancing to smooth reggae music and what was evident was her audacious demeanour that showed how proud she was of herself.
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