This Rihanna “Super Bowl Dance Routine” performed by kids in an African orphanage might be the best thing you see today!
Nigeria (11 March 2023) – Racking up over 10 million views in just one day, this Rihanna Super Bowl Dance Routine performed by kids living in an African orphanage is sure to put a smile on your face.
After taking an almost 7-year break from music, Rihanna lit up the 2023 Super Bowl halftime show singing all her famous hits. The global superstar performed well-known hits like “Umbrella,” “Where Have You Been,” “Only Girl in the World” and “Wild Thoughts,” and also showed off her newly pregnant belly to the world. Following her performance, a representative for Rihanna confirmed to The Hollywood Reporter that she is pregnant.
Her routine spawned millions of videos on social media, with people from around the world doing their versions of her dance but one, in particular, is catching the world’s attention.
With almost 10 million views, “Dream Catchers Academy” kids are going viral with their awesome dance routine.
Founded by Seyi Oluyole in 2014 – Dream Catchers Academy was born from her experience of poverty as a child.
By the age of twelve, Oluyole knew she wanted to be an artist. She valued dancing and the arts of film production. She wrote her own music and recognized at an early age the unique influence of those in the art and entertainment industries. Yet still, like many of the young girls currently enrolled at Dream Catchers Academy, she was living in extreme poverty. Her parents worked tirelessly to provide for both her academic and artistic dreams. However, their efforts often fell short. From overly expensive tuition fees, homelessness, and first-hand trauma, her desire of contributing to the world slowly dissipated. By the age of twenty-one, she was blessed with the opportunity to leave Nigeria and begin a new life in the United States. Over time, however, she felt unfulfilled. While her own aspirations were thwarted, she believed she could create opportunities for other young girls who not only struggled in poverty as she had but who also dreamt of life as an artist and entertainers.
By twenty-four, she moved back to Nigeria to found the Dream Catchers Academy. Her goal and the goal of her team at the academy is to counteract the detriments of growing up in the slums of Nigeria. Slum conditions are especially daunting for young girls. These environments are often laden with poverty, and trauma, given that young girls here are often the targets and victims of gender-based violence.
Moreover, many of these girls are passionate about the arts. Through the Dream Catchers Academy, she strives to provide hope and opportunity for these girls to thrive in their wellness and education and support their dreams of artistry.
Watch the incredible videos below:
@dreamcatchersda When you bring the halftime show to Nigeria #rihannamarshmellow #applemusichalftime #superbowl2023 #rihannafenty #rihannanavy #afrodance #fypシ ♬ original sound – officialroyalfamilydancecrew
@dreamcatchersda Hitting this African style 🙌🏾 #girlsoftiktok #dreamcatchersacademy #rudeboy #superbowl2023 #rihannasuperbowl #rihannanavy #rihannahalftimeshow ♬ original sound – officialroyalfamilydancecrew
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