What’s the Skibidi dance challenge and what’s the video from band Little Big about?
Here's what you need to know about the latest dance challenge sweeping the internet
IT'S the latest dance craze to sweep the internet, but the ins and outs of the obscure moves from the Russian band have left some people confused.
Here's what you need to know about the Skibidi dance challenge and what the Little Big video is about.
What is the Skibidi dance challenge?
The Skibidi dance challenge arose from a music video of the same name by Russian band Little Big.
The dance challenge is the latest craze to sweep the internet after Drake's In My Feelings Challenge and the Harlem Shake challenge.
The video was released earlier this month on October 5 and has racked up more than a staggering 20 million views.
In the clip information on YouTube, Little Big appealed to fans to: "Join the #skibidichallenge - just film how you dance the skibidi-dance, put the #skibidichallenge hashtag and post it on your YouTube and Instagram."
The video has sparked a dance craze of thousands attempting to recreate the moves in the video,which includes cross punching arms and stepping with your toes turned out while lifting your knees towards your body.
What's the Little Big video about?
In the Russian rave band's video for Skibidi, band member Ilya Ilich Prusikin is seen dancing in the street as the infectious moves cause three women, a pole dancer, two police officers and a prisoner as well as a mother and baby to start dancing.
As he appears to make his way to Sophia Tayurskaya in the video, she sings: "I'm falling, I’m falling, waiting for you to say I want you, I want you.
"Maybe like horse last hey, I want you, I want you, together like one two, baby come to me, right now.
"Now giving talk to me."
In the chorus, the band repeat: "Skibidi ua-pa-pa, Skibidi boom-boom, ay, Skibidi boom-boom-boom-boom, ay."
The video then sees the pair appearing to lie in a bed together while doing the dance moves before meeting with friends.
The group then appear to enter a Skibidi dance-off with a gang in an alleyway before joining together for the wacky routine.
At the end of the video, they're joined by a dancing dinosaur and high-rise buildings.
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