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THE CRECHE — Many people look forward to Christmas music this time of year to help them get into the spirit of the season.
Some listen to upbeat pop songs about Santa and jingle bells to help them feel jolly, and some turn to their favorite hymns to help them feel peace and comfort.
Both are valid choices, but one little girl's dance move and a very specific event forces us to ask the question: "Why not both?"
In this viral video (posted from many, many accounts), you'll meet Isabella. She is playing an angel in a Christmas pageant at a Catholic church, and she's arguably playing it better than any other child in the whole world. Why? Because dancing.
While the congregation sings "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful," Isabella is grooving and vibing like she is hearing the peppiest pop song in her heart. For example, the lyric "O, come let us adore Him," is accompanied by head whips and shoulder dips. It's not exactly the dance move anyone expects in these circumstances.
Yet it works because Isabella is committed. She is doing Christmas her own way. She made herself the star of the performance because she stayed true to her little heart.
In other words, it's one of the most adorable and hilarious things you'll see for the rest of the year.
Isabella first went viral in 2019 when her mom, Leslie Webb, posted the video, but it was inevitable that the video would go viral again.
