The youngest Bridgerton sibling on Bridgerton, Hyacinth Bridgerton, is a hot topic on social media thanks to her dancing skills. In the Season 4 episode, “Yes or No,” Hyacinth hosts a group dance recital as a practice event for the local youths.
Between the show's use of a classical string cover of Charli XCX's song, "360," and the adorable way Hyacinth (Florence Hunt) hit the dance floor, there's a lot of discussion happening on social media.
Fans love the dance. In fact, it's making many people nostalgic.
@ashleleleleh and the instrumental ver of charli xcx's 360 was *chef's kiss* ?? #foryou #bridgerton #bridgertonnetflix #hyacinthbridgerton #gregorybridgerton
♬ 10 Binaural Beats 5 Hz - August Son Productions
"I’m watching the Bridgerton episode where Hyacinth is giving her little recital and practice dance, and it’s like watching the eighth-grade formal down to the fact that you can hear the kids' shoes squeaking on the floor," @JamieHaDov tweeted.
"I have rewatched this scene already SO MANY TIMES. The choice of song - Charli! - and the dance, the awkwardness, the adults on the sidelines being so kind, amused. WOW. I don't know how or why this is such a compelling scene - is it just that they are all so serious and adorable? I just thought they shot this so beautifully," u/Babesgonnababe wrote on Reddit.
Fans recreate viral Bridgerton dance
There are some hilarious videos online of people recreating Hyacinth's dance.
@mochi.kookie06 I can’t stand him sometimes ? #bridgerton #hyacinth #hispanicparents #fypシ゚viral #paratiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
♬ 360 - Charli xcx
Nailing it.
It works at work.
@shalysssamae Yall…. Season 4 was my FAV #bridgertonseason4 #bridgerton #fyp #netflix
♬ 360 - Charli xcx
Look familiar?
@benophiee I am sorry but this is what I was imagining #bridgerton #benophie #hyacinthbridgerton #netflix #shondaland
♬ 360 (Arr. For Cello Obligato and String Quartet) - Peter Gregson
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