Is she talented or what?! 🙌
has no doubt taken the Beyhive by storm. But an especially young fan, 6-year-old Grey Skye Evans, has gone as far as to emulate Bey's dance moves to a T. In an incredible video that's making its rounds on social media,on Saturday, and we loved it," Grey's mom, Ylleya, told POPSUGAR."Afterwards, we went on TikTok and saw that 'My Power' was already starting to trend! She practiced for maybe 10 minutes and had it down.
Often referred to as"Greyoncé" by her family, Grey is already widely known for her impressive moves with 541,000 Instagram followers. Ahead, get a look at some of her jaw-dropping dances.
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