"From the bizarre 'barefoot everywhere challenge' to the rise of so-called 'Sephora Kids', TikTok has given rise to many baffling trends. But the latest sensation to sweep social media might be one of the strangest yet. A children's dance routine has racked up millions of views and has been reposted dozens of times. Now, the viral dance has been hailed as the ultimate workout - with fitness fanatics flocking to try the impressive 'turtle rabbit' choreography."
"The dance, which was originally performed at a dance competition in Beijing, features dancers dressed as rabbits athletically leaping across the stage. Meanwhile, the 'turtles' drag themselves back and forth with a series of strenuous moves. While the young performers make these moves seem effortless, TikTok users have discovered just how exhausting they really are. One TikToker even went so far as to call the dance 'one of the best ab conditioning routines I've ever seen.'"
"Although a children's dance competition might seem like an unlikely source of viral clips, the unique dance has spread rapidly through TikTok, with users complaining that it has 'taken over' their feeds. One of the first videos showing the dance has now been viewed over 12 million times and has received over 1.2 million likes. The video has also been reposted by other accounts dozens of times, with other versions of the video attracting over a million views."
A children's 'turtle rabbit' dance from a Beijing competition has gone viral on TikTok for its striking choreography and athletic contrast between leaping 'rabbits' and dragging 'turtles'. The routine has amassed millions of views, with one original clip surpassing 12 million views and 1.2 million likes, and over 5,000 unique videos using the routine's sound. Users have reposted the clip dozens of times and shared rehearsal footage. Viewers and fitness enthusiasts have begun replicating the choreography as a workout, calling it an intense full-body and abdominal conditioning routine and posting gym renditions that confirm its physical difficulty.
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