Indian man passes the vibe check during an impromptu dance-off in Miami. Viral video
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Saminder Singh Dhindsa can be seen dancing with a group in the streets of Miami.
A delightful video of an Indian man wowing the crowd with his impressive dance skills is going viral on the internet. Saminder Singh Dhindsa left netizens amazed by his dance skills, ranging from Hip Hop to Bhangra, once again proving that Indians are undoubtedly the best when it comes to grooving to music.
Saminder shared the video on his Instagram and you simply can’t watch it once. It shows him dressed in casuals and joining a group of people dancing on a street in Miami, USA. Saminder perfectly merges with the beat and dances his heart away.
“When in Miami, Blessed Folks was throwing it down for a video and the boyz encouraged that I randomly join,” he captioned the video.
Take a look:
The video has gone viral with over 312k views and tons of reactions. From hailing Saminder as ‘Singh is King’ to asking him for more dance videos, netizens showered the comments section with praise.
What do you think of this viral video?
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