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<\/div>\n<\/div>\nA woman in the UK has sparked a new TikTok trend with her\u00a0energetic dance routines filmed on the London Underground. In recent days, Sabrina Bahsoon, now known as the ‘Tube Girl’, has become a viral sensation, thanks to her videos of lip-syncing and dancing to viral songs while riding subway trains in London. She posted her first viral Tube video in August.<\/p>\n
Her viral videos have sparked a new trend, inspiring other women across the world to replicate her public transit style and share similar content.\u00a0The trend is all about\u00a0turning a mundane public transport commute into ”something fun” and ”dance like nobody’s watching.” Inspired by her, several women are now embracing self-confidence by dancing freely on subways, trains, and buses.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Here are some videos:<\/strong><\/p>\n head empty only london tube girl pic.twitter.com\/cKDiUQYasP<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 taqqqqqqqq 🐀 (@taqzdn) September 17, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n London Tube girl is Malaysian Queen yalls ✨✨ she now runs in MAC runaway pula tu!!!!! pic.twitter.com\/JdlAkwdxFP<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 fira (@zfrhpn) September 23, 2023<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n ”I have to commute everywhere because I live quite far out from everyone. So on the way back home after a night out, I’d put my music on. And when you’re bumping your head, people don’t come up to you, people leave you alone a bit more. So I was feeling more safe and enjoying my journey a bit better, ” Ms Bahsoon told\u00a0The BBC.<\/a><\/p>\n\n Many followers remark that they “could never do that” on public transport, to which Ms\u00a0Bahsoon said,\u00a0“Romanticise your journey. Trust me, no one actually cares.”<\/p>\n “I think that the Tube Girl has already become something more than just dancing on the Tube. So I think it’s about confidence and it’s about being more comfortable with your authentic self,” she said.\u00a0<\/p>\n Since she went viral, Ms. Bahsoon has made a runway debut at MAC Cosmetics’ London fashion show and is now getting offered work with other well-known brands. As per BBC<\/em>,\u00a0Ms. Bahsoon was raised in Malaysia and moved to the UK to study law at Durham University.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n Speaking about the trend, psychologist, Dr. Sarah Ashton told ABC News<\/a><\/em>, ”Public transport is a space where social norms and behaviours are often adhered to, so to see Tube Girl breaking out of those norms is unique.”<\/p>\n “It really makes sense that Tube Girl has\u00a0had this impact because it’s really speaking to the experiences and the needs of a large portion of the population,” she added.\u00a0<\/p>\n Click for more trending news<\/a><\/div>\n\n
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