Dancing toddler hits Youtube

Dancing toddler hits Youtube

2010-09-16 17:21

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A video of a cute girl dancing Korea's popular ‘gok-ji-jeom’ dance has become one of the most viewed videos on YouTube.

Photo of dancing toddler captured from Youtube.com

The 2-minute-video shows the dancing toddler jumping and turning and inspiring other adults nearby. The solo dance becomes a group dance joined by people from the whole village.

Easy and simple, the ‘gok-ji-jeom’ dance, was introduced by South Korean celebrity Kim Soo-ro. It gained explosive popularity here and was used by the Korean cheering squad during the 2006 World Cup.

The video of the dancing toddler was produced to promote Samsung’s smartphone Galaxy S in the U.S. online market.

(Herald online)