“She’s Been Practising”: Little Girl Steals the Show During Preschool Graduation, SA Entertained

“She’s Been Practising”: Little Girl Steals the Show During Preschool Graduation, SA Entertained

  • A hilarious and heartwarming video captured a tiny toddler breaking into a confident dance routine on the stage during her crèche graduation ceremony
  • The entertaining clip, shared on TikTok, went viral, garnering millions of views for the little girl's spontaneous performance
  • Social media users were charmed by her confidence and spark, joking that she thought she was finished with school after the ceremony
Graduation attendees cheered for her, making her more confident
A little girl owned the stage performing a viral dance routine during her graduation. Image: @grace.missgee
Source: TikTok

A mom captured her little girl’s spontaneous and highly confident dance routine during her crèche graduation, which charmed social media users worldwide.

The clip, shared on TikTok by @grace.missgee, showcased a memorable moment of youthful joy and self-expression, garnering massive views and comments from viewers who were entertained by the toddler.

The graduation scene opens on the graduation stage, where a group of young learners are standing. Dressed in matching outfits and pink graduation gowns, the children were celebrating their completion of crèche. The mom, TikTok user @grace.missgee's video shows the atmosphere quickly shifting when the popular song “On the Floor” by Sir Trill and King P begins to play. The graduates, initially composed, begin to stir with the rhythm, but one particular toddler decides the stage is hers.

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The toddler steals the spotlight

The star of the video starts moving confidently to an Amapiano beat. A teacher, walking in her direction, initially tries to gently prompt her to stand still. The teacher, however, realises that the little girl is in her element and committed to celebrating her special day with the music. The teacher wisely steps away, allowing the performance to continue. The toddler, sensing that she had permission, did not hold back. She showed off her cute moves, following the song's viral dance challenge exactly as it is performed, much to the delight of the audience. The crowd loudly cheered for her, giving her more confidence and encouraging the performance.

Others prayed that she would not lose her spark, saying she was not a follower
The mom's video received thousands of views from locals who loved the confident kid. Image: @grace.missgee
Source: TikTok

SA loves the dancing little girl

The clip went viral, attracting 2M views, 245K likes, and over 3K comments from social media users who were entertained by the toddler’s dance moves. Many viewers were highly impressed by the little girl's confidence, predicting that her self-assured spark would take her far in life. Some said her video was the cutest thing they had seen on the internet, expressing hope that she never loses her natural spark. Others added humour, joking that the little girl probably thought she was finished with school, unaware that she still had 12 more years of schooling ahead of her.

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User @mstanyae_ said:

"OMG, this is the cutest thing I've seen today 🥺. She's a happy baby for real ❤".

User @kwazzy

"I’m sure she thinks she’s done with school 🤣."

User @LethaboM joked:

"11 months of colouring a cat ain't easy 😂 khuphuka lapho (do your thing) cocomelon 🥰."

User @Daimler

"She thinks she's done with school."

User @M2TC shared:

"Can’t wait for her to recreate this when she graduates 🎓 with a Master’s degree 📜."

User @blue ~•melanin said:

"May she never lose this spark ❤😫."

User @Cupcake commented:

"She has been practising bandla. She couldn't wait to show off. She is not a follower, abanye bazamthola phambilie (others will catch up with her). She has confidence for days ❤️💃."

Watch the TikTok video below:

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za