This Little Dancer Has Big Hip Hop Energy ｜ Little Big Shots

Take a seat. Wow, what an entrance, hey. Have you brought your own cheer squad in or something? Yeah. That's my gang. That's your gang. Oh wow. So you're into hip-hop. I don't know much about hip-hop. Having said that, my dad, who's 84, has just had a hip-hop oration. What is it about hip-hop that you like? You get to like be tough and stuff. I always thought hip-hop was a little bit, do you say gangster? Is that what you're supposed to say? Big gangster. And yet you seem so sweet when you're not dancing. You don't seem gangster. Yeah, I am. Do you have a gangster name? Yeah, Moo. Moo? Yeah. So when someone goes, yo, what up? You go, Moo. They call me Moo. Why do they call you Moo? Because in England, the cows are called Jersey cows and the cows say, Moo. Oh, that's very good. Well, Moo, is it true that you do competitive dancing? Yes. I've got a little photo here. You've won a lot of trophies doing this, haven't you? Have a look at this big TV here. Have a look. Have a look at that. Oh my goodness. What is that? You could live in that. The dance comp and I went to the finals and I won it. Did you win anything else? No, you won an ice cream voucher and that was my favourite. So you don't care about the big trophy, you just like the ice cream voucher? Yes. What do you want to be when you grow up? I mean, you're doing... Dance teacher. Can you teach me dance moves? I don't know about you. You don't think I could learn to dance? Maybe. Hang on, I've got to get ready for this. I want you to teach me some hip hop. Yeah, baby. Do I look right? Now, what's the dab? What's the dab? Okay, so you put your arm up there. So I put that up? Put your other arm there. Up there. And just go whoop. And just go, oh. Oh, you just do it again. Oh, you get embarrassed and you go, no, I'm fine. No, I'm not. It's funny, it used to be so much more when it was Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. You heard of them? Okay. Now, what's the other one? It's the, um, hit the, hit the... Hit the Quan. Hit the Quan. You know what I'm saying? Oh, it's a... Oh. Is that what I'm doing? Right now, without even knowing it, I'm hitting the Quan. Yes. Can I teach you some from my generation? Sure. Do you know the sprinkler? I see. Do you hear the ooh? It's very exciting. It does it a lot more than that. Because you've got to get that up and you've just got to just bust the moves. The sprinkler. There you go. So you keep doing that and I'll do what you've taught me. Let's go. Hit the Quan. Hit the Quan. The sprinkler. The sprinkler. The sprinkler. It's a dab. I'm happy. I'm hiding. I'm happy. I'm hiding. I'm happy. I'm hiding. This is great. We can... You've taught me how to dance. This... This dancing stuff's exhausting. You've got to be fit, don't you? I should get rid of this. Do I be a gangster about it? Would you like to dance for us? Yes, please. Yeah, I bet you do. We'll sit around the couch. Stay right there. Give us a wave. All the way from New South Wales, it's seven-year-old Josie May. Welcome to the Little Big Shots YouTube channel. This is where you'll find some of the most talented children in the world. There are new videos every week plus bonus bits of Little Big Shots not seen anywhere else. Just click on the links right now and why not subscribe? Go on.