Boy Leaps Into Air to Play Slapstick During Band’s Viral TikTok Performance That Got 5.9M Views

Boy Leaps Into Air to Play Slapstick During Band’s Viral TikTok Performance That Got 5.9M Views

  • A now-viral video of a school performance had people in stitches over one student who made quite the display
  • In the video, a band is on stage and one kid who plays the slapstick stole the show with his unique skill
  • Netizens were completely amazed by what he brought to the table with an instrument that plays one note

A school performance went viral on TikTok as people reacted to seeing a student play the slapstick. People could not stop cracking up at the comical way in which the kid took part in the band.

School kid playing slapstick
A kid was performing at school with his band and amused people with his ability to jump and play slapstick at the same time. Image: TikTok.
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The video quickly became popular as people could not stop applauding the kid for carrying the whole performance on his back with the slapstick. Peeps kept the compliments coming for the musician playing the odd instrument.

Kid playing slapstick gets millions of TikTok views

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A TikTok video of a student and his band performing for his school playing his slapstick got over 5 million views and 1.2 million likes. Brigham Young University describes the slapstick as two pieces of wood hitting each other as they are attached to a spring. In the video, the performer runs up and down the stage and hits the slapstick each time he jumps into the air.

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Online users love to see odd talents and many were amazed by how he was able to stay in the air for so long. People also complimented the band in the background for making the whole thing work.

Shanna commented:

"Its the HANG TIME that really helps each slap land so well."

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Soobunny05 commented:

“What instrument did you play in school” The slap sticks.”

LemonVendMachine commented:

"Why is noone talking about how long they stayed in the air lmao its awesome."

Mallory Carpenter commented:

"That’s exactly the kind of entertainment we parents need at these programs!"

raymondo commented:

"What's more amazing is he pauses in mid air when he does it."

pierceracing244805 commented:

"Nah, bravo to the ones playing the instruments cause I'd have been on the floor laughing too hard to play a dang note."

Natta commented:

"I feel like every kid who ever got handed the triangle in music understands this energy. Lol we got one note and we gonna do the most!"

New York Islanders commented:

"The timing is *chef’s kiss* "

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Their dance had South Africans gushing. Online users could not stop complimenting the man who taught the dance.

A video posted by @jah_vinny_23 shows four men doing the most to a South African beat. The video shows @tebzadiphehlo with the dancers he taught. They can be heard entertaining the crowd with their flawless moves.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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