Partying woman silences breakdancing posers with hilarious backflips
- 6 years ago
This is the hilarious moment a British woman interrupts street dancers – stealing the show with a series of backflips.
The breakdancing lads had been performing for passing tourists in Pattaya, Thailand, on Saturday night (May 5), when the blonde staggered into their circle.
At first, she appeared to be joking while spinning around and whooping – but she stuns onlookers when she executes three perfectly timed bare-footed backflips.
The British woman then swayed back to her friends and was reunited with her bottle of beer amidst cheers from the throng.
Filmer Terrence Frost from Hanwell, west London, said: ''The break dancers were doing their thing and being posers wit tourists putting change in a hat for them.
''Then the blonde girl appeared and walked in. She was a bit tipsy and I thought to myself 'oh, here we go, she's going to make a fool of herself'.
''But I couldn't believe it when she pulled out those backflips. She wins. She stole the show, no doubt about it. In a loose black dress and barefooted, too. I was very impressed.
''The man who went to dance after her looked a little bit sheepish.''
The breakdancing lads had been performing for passing tourists in Pattaya, Thailand, on Saturday night (May 5), when the blonde staggered into their circle.
At first, she appeared to be joking while spinning around and whooping – but she stuns onlookers when she executes three perfectly timed bare-footed backflips.
The British woman then swayed back to her friends and was reunited with her bottle of beer amidst cheers from the throng.
Filmer Terrence Frost from Hanwell, west London, said: ''The break dancers were doing their thing and being posers wit tourists putting change in a hat for them.
''Then the blonde girl appeared and walked in. She was a bit tipsy and I thought to myself 'oh, here we go, she's going to make a fool of herself'.
''But I couldn't believe it when she pulled out those backflips. She wins. She stole the show, no doubt about it. In a loose black dress and barefooted, too. I was very impressed.
''The man who went to dance after her looked a little bit sheepish.''