EISH WENA: Man in apron dress nails smooth bacardi moves in viral TikTok dance
From people surfing shopping trolleys on highways to cringeworthy challenge fails, the Internet never stops surprising us.
The latest viral sensation has grabbed the attention of millions, racking up likes and shares all over social media.
Today's Eish Wena segment features a man who went viral on TikTok for showing off his Bacardi dance moves in public while wearing a dress.
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