Internet in awe of a little girl's adorable belly dance; WATCH VIRAL VIDEO

As the video spread on social media, it sparked strong reactions. Many found her performance hilarious and irresistibly cute, while others jokingly referred to her as a “real dance teacher.”

The internet was in “baby fever” after an adorable video of a little girl completely owning the dance floor went viral. The clip shows a 1.5-year-old girl named “Baby Mar” attending a belly dancing class along with several other young girls. While the other children tried to follow the teacher's movements, Baby Mar had her own rhythm and danced to her own rhythm. Her carefree, bubbly tummy moves and adorable facial expressions captured the hearts of viewers and made her an instant sensation. As her little tummy shook to the beat of the music, she transformed the class into her own stage, radiating playful energy and confidence that captivated everyone.

As the video spread on social media, it sparked strong reactions. Many found her performance hilarious and irresistibly cute, while others jokingly referred to her as a “real dance teacher.”

The video was posted by the Instagram account “Tiare Nani Xalapa” with the caption “Our little dancer, only a year and a half old, Baby Mar.” Since being uploaded, the video has garnered over 9 million likes and made Baby Mar an internet star.

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The internet is reacting to the adorable video

“She's the instructor, right?” said one user. “The baby has more oomph than me,” said another. “The baby ate them all!” commented a third person. “She's leading the group now!!” a third person added.

“If you know you'll watch this video more than 10 times, have a meeting here,” another commented.

“This baby should have his own school by now,” a fourth user added. “The baby is just perfect as a teacher,” a fifth person added.

“The student outperformed the teacher,” a fifth person added. “One question: Is the little one the teacher? I'm confused. This is too cute,” a sixth person commented. “Moana in real life,” some said.