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TikTok’s ‘belt dance’ is the go-to challenge to get your husband’s attention
The latest TikTok trend is dominated by wives, trying to impress their husbands with the viral ‘belt dance’ and we can’t get enough of their reactions.
Valentine’s Day is long over, but the semi-romantic trend is still fresh on TikTok, with a lot of users mastering the dance moves to nail the challenge. And, the viral videos from the trend are of women with great dance skills taking their partners by surprise.
What is the ‘belt dance’ challenge on TikTok?
The latest TikTok challenge sees people performing a particular dance while holding a belt.
It’s all about twisting and turning the belt flawlessly in sync with the music, without getting your body or hair stuck in it.
Although anybody can take part in the challenge as all you have to do is practice the dance form, married women are dominating the trend by doing it for their husbands.
They would record themselves doing the complete belt dance while their husbands watched them from behind, presumably without any knowledge about the trend.
The majority of the men are surprised to see their wives do the belt dance so smoothly while also flirting with their partners in the process. No wonder people can’t get enough of their husbands’ reactions and we second them.
The belt dance is paired with the song Don’t Go Insane by DPR IAN – a perfect combo for the sensual trend.
Women dominate the Baba Trend too
There’s another challenge going around on TikTok, and women around the world are hopping on it. The Baba challenge is simple. All you have to do is lift your shirt enough on camera to give a glimpse of your toned abs.
The Baba trend gained popularity when a large number of men used it as an opportunity to tease their sculpted bodies, but the women caught up with them pretty quickly
And now, most viewers are eager to see women do the fitness trend and they are surely not disappointed. The Baba challenge further proves that women are capable of building their bodies, just like men.
Fitness challenges shouldn’t be limited to any particular gender – precisely what an increasing number of female participants for the new TikTok trend proves.
