Schoolgirl Spontaneously Busts Dance Moves for Stranger Playing Music on Bluetooth Speakers in TikTok Video
- A young Nigerian man vibed with a girl in a secondary school uniform walking down the street
- The girl's response to the song from a speaker was so sudden and perfect that people doubted if she was actually a stranger
- Among those who reacted to the dance video were TikTokkers who said the "stranger" must be a professional
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A young man, @thespizzle, who creates content on TikTok, made a video with a girl dressed like a secondary school student, and people loved it.
In the TikTok clip that has gone viral, the man saw the student walking down the road and quickly placed a Bluetooth speaker in front of her.
Girl's dance video stirs reactions
The girl started dancing hard without thinking much about the man's sudden act. She kept dishing out different dance styles. Another girl in uniform, who was behind her, was so surprised.
Older teacher grooves in perfect sync with pupil, Mzansi uses smooth dance video to make hilarious meme
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Many people who watched the girl's dancing video expressed doubts that she was in a secondary school because of her confident moves.
Watch the video below:
The video has gathered over 1200 comments with more than 146 000 likes.
Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:
C.A said:
"Prince pizzle, please can you connect me to this girl."
musmad wear said:
"She use leg resemble varane."
Animashaun said:
"Person weh deh go TikTok college."
onyedumemmanuel8 said:
"Commot for there. After una don kill una self for practice."
FYP OLOWO EKO said:
"I love the acting, the guy on the other side can relate to the vibe."
Abdulrasheed Fawaz said:
"Wow️. But that part of being a stranger na lie. Una stage am."
user2675126389728 said:
"I’ve seen dz girl somewhere before sef on TikTok."
Young girl busts vibey dance moves in school uniform, Mzansi awed by her impressive glitch in viral video
C.A said:
"I like this girl and I would love to meet her."
Spiffy said:
"She don dey Carry me self go where I no know."
Home of entertainment said:
"Dey play. Okay una con wait make she pass there again just because say you wan show her say her video go viral. well done."
victor1 said:
"She is pure girl and heart is clean as TikTok college she Dey go."
Older teacher busts moves in sync with pupil, Mzansi uses smooth dance video to make hilarious meme
In another story, Briefly News reported that one epic dance video was all the rave. The TikTok had people in awe of the unlikely dancing pair of teacher and her pupil.
This funny and entertaining video garnered over 180 0000 likes. Peeps could not stop raving about the obvious bond between the kid and his elderly educator.
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