Toddler Perfected Her Dance Over Months — Only Four Seconds Into Her Routine, Her Brothers Take It To The Next Level

Apr 18, 2023

It seems like everyone has heard of the multiplayer video game "Fortnite" these days. It's a phenomenon that quickly became popular around the world. While many parents and partners may not understand the game and would like their loved ones to put down the controller once in a while, that might not happen any time soon as the game has only risen in popularity over the years. One of the most important ways that "Fortnite" has also affected the world is by introducing viral dance moves. 

Also in part due to the rise of TikTok, seeing dances by young adults and teenagers all over the world in random places, such as a supermarket, is becoming more commonplace. The internet offers a great platform for people to share these dances with other viewers and even collaborate on dancing together through the internet. Many parents come to know that their children are playing "Fortnite" when the kids begin practicing the cool dance moves they learned in the game.

The dances are actually quite fun to do, and once kids get the hang of it, they also teach their siblings to dance with them. There are thousands of videos of siblings dancing together in perfect coordination on social media sites. In this video from 2018, one little girl is joined by her brothers in a simple but extremely adorable dance, and the result is definitely going to make you melt. The person who uploaded the video, Michael Vullo, has shown us how beautiful sibling bonds can be when dancing together! 

The little girl most probably learned some of these moves by watching her big brothers play the game, and we have to say that she is quite talented with her dancing! The video began with the little girl pulling all of her long hair forward as the song "Powerglide" by Rae Sremmurd came on. The adorable dance routine was taped by her mom. In the beginning, it wasn't quite clear what was about to happen, but as the music picked up the pace, the little girl started her dance; it was the famous "Shoot" dance, which is also called "Hype" in "Fortnite." This is quite likely one of the most viral dances of all time, so much so that it crossed over into TikTok dances as well.  

Soon, her brother slid into the frame and joined his little sister in her dance. Together, the brother-sister duo enjoyed an excellent dance routine together, and it was clear that her brother is also a talented dancer. Looks like talent runs in the family. Within a few beats, surprisingly enough, another brother joined in and started the signature hopping and pumping that the "Hype" dance is known for. The three siblings together made a great team and have definitely shown that "Fortnite" taught them how to dance well! 

Finally, the last brother came into the frame, and it looked like the team was complete. The four siblings, standing in descending order height-wise and age-wise, coordinated their dance moves perfectly, and while they aren't professional dancers, they definitely did their moves really well. After they showed their cohesion, it was time for the individual breakout dances. 

"Fortnite" dances came into popularity because, during the game, players can make their characters perform over 150 different types of dance moves. It is a way to celebrate a win in the game and also show your own individual personality through a personalized dance choice.   

Some of the most popular dances have become a staple in the online world even after being introduced a few years ago, such as the "floss," "jubilation" and "orange justice." All three of these dances, along with the "wiggle," are showcased by the siblings in their freestyle moment.

The little girl does the "Floss" dance, which may have people who are not frequently online confused as it has nothing to do with dental hygiene. Don't let the simplicity of the dance fool you, it is more intricate than it looks. The move was first popularized by singer Katy Perry when she invited the original teenager who created the dance, Russell Horning, to her performance on "Saturday Night Live" in 2017. The little girl's moves in this video are on point for such a young person! 

Her brother who is next to her does the extremely popular "Orange Justice" dance. This dance was submitted as part of a contest by "Fortnite" in which contestants could submit videos of dance moves, and NY Mag reported that the winning move would be added to the game. A boy known as "Orange Shirt Kid" submitted his dance move, and though he did not win, his dance moves became viral instantly on "Fortnite." The youngest brother showed his insane talent as he performed the "Orange Justice" flawlessly! 

The middle brother did the "Wiggle" which is somewhat self-explanatory. As per Curious and Geeks, the dance was created by a French "Call Of Duty" player named "Broken." The oldest brother did a dance called "Jubilation," which is interestingly taken from "Seinfeld," the highly popular series from the '90s. It comes from a scene when one of the main characters, Elaine, comes home from a holiday and has all the other main characters celebrate her return. 

This little breakout session allowed each of the siblings to have their own individual expression about what kind of dance they liked. It is also quite funny to see each one freestyle with moves that make them the happiest. It is clear that all four of them had a great time filming this!

Upon being uploaded, the video gained millions of views and was received positively by the online community. Considering it showcases four siblings working together to create an adorable hit performance, while also displaying their own personalities, it's no wonder the video was a hit with audiences everywhere. What's more, the clip showed how four siblings of different ages can all get along as long as they find a joint interest!

This video is a great way to showcase a close-knit, 21st-century family that knows how to put on some moves. Thanks to games like "Fortnite," more children are finding joy in dancing as well as a community to dance along with. We are sure these kids in the video are only going to become better dancers as the years go by! 

What is your opinion on this group of siblings' video-game-inspired dance routine? Tell us what you think, and if this video made you smile, make sure you show it to your friends and family to brighten their day! Maybe the "Fortnite" fans in your life have some moves to show you as well!