Cùng bé học idiom Make a song and dance about something đơn giản | 5 minutes English

Hello guys, welcome back to the series Learning Idioms with Bingo Leaders, and I'm teacher Bacchai. Today, we will be discussing and learning an idiom, make a song and dance about something. Hey Nhi, what's wrong with you? Do you remember Mark? Yeah, he is the monitor of math class. Yes, I just asked him to solve a math question, but he just made a song and danced about it. Oh, really? What song did he make? What? What did you say? Um... In this situation, Ms. Zoe misunderstood the meaning of the idiom, make a song and dance about something. This expression is used to make something seem more important than it actually is so that everyone notices it. If you say that someone is making a song and dancing about something, you mean that they are making unnecessary fuss about it. Some idioms with similar meanings that you can use are, make a production out of something, make a mountain out of a molehill, and make a rug for your own bed. Thank you guys for tuning into our video and I will see you in the next one.