Beyoncé‘s call for women to get in “Formation“ has inspired five remarkable women to do just that — using the art of tap dancing.
In a video posted online Sunday, five black women bring the song’s lyrics to life through a phenomenal tap dance performance. And just when you think it’s over, the video then shows women around the world emulating the flawless routine.
The video was produced and choreographed by Chloe and Maud Arnold, two sisters from Washington D.C. who are members of tap dance group “Syncopated Ladies,” which Chloe founded. Chloe and Maud said they were moved by Beyoncé’s new single and the singer’s call for solidarity among women.
“Beyoncé is so inspiring as a black woman because she’s extremely talented but beyond that she’s a business woman, she’s kind, she’s amazing, she’s everything you want to be,” Maud told The Huffington Post. “She holds her sisters up, she inspires others, she loves being a black woman and she embraces it. And it’s really important for us to express that, too.”
In less than one day, the video has been watched more than 2 million times on Facebook, and has even Queen B herself shared it.
Go girls!
Like BlackAmericaWeb.com on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter.
(Photo Source: Chloe Arnold Youtube)
