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A 3-Year-Old Chinese Boy Stuns Crowd With His Breakdancing at a National Street Dance Championship

Beng Beng, a 3-year-old boy from China, became the youngest competitor at the Second National Street Dance Championship in Changsha, placing 140th out of 300 contestants.

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2 years ago

November 26, 2024

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Beng Beng, a 3-year-old boy from China, became the youngest competitor at the Second National Street Dance Championship in Changsha, placing 140th out of 300 contestants.

His father, Mr. Luo, revealed that Beng Beng developed his skills by imitating his father’s handstand exercises at home and practices with remarkable dedication.

Notably, Beng Beng wore a diaper during his performance due to the competition’s long duration, a practical decision made by his parents.

Watch the viral video below.

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A diaper-clad boy in China is becoming an online sensation after a video of him competing in a street dance competition went viral. On 9 November, the toddler named Beng Beng took part in the Second National Street Dance Championship in Changsha, Hunan Province, where he was the youngest contestant in the entire competition. He started out by mimicking his father’s handstands at home and has been breakdancing for about a year. Sensing his son’s passion for breakdancing, his father, Luo, decided to sign his son up for the competition in Changsha. In the end, Beng Beng placed 140th out of 300 contestants in the competition. Way to go, little champ!! 🥳 Click the link in @saysdotcom bio or visit http://www.says.com to read the full article. 🎥 via 杨会长（蛇男）(Douyin)
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