Dong-dong-dong-chiang? More like ting-ting-tang-tang-tang. Viral TikTok dances have invaded much of our social media feeds in recent years, and even pets have not been spared the TikTok treatment. So it's perhaps no surprise that the traditional Chinese New Year lion dance has finally gotten a Gen-Z update. In a clip published on Tuesday (Jan 17) by TikTok user Miegemezzzzz, three...
pets have not been sparedSo it's perhaps no surprise that the traditional Chinese New Year lion dance has finally gotten a Gen-Z update.
Instead of demonstrating their physical prowess amid crashing cymbals and heart-thumping drumbeats as per usual, the lion dancers defied expectations. While the location of the event is not disclosed, the video is believed to have been taken within the Emporium Pluit Mall in Jakarta.
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