The song “Yethu” from the film Moonwalk has taken social media by storm, turning into a massive global dance trend. What started as a reel trend has now become an international viral movement, with people from different parts of the world enthusiastically participating and creating dance videos.
Countries such as Africa, Japan, the USA, the UK, UAE, France, Sweden, and many others have joined the trend, with dancers, musicians, and performers recreating the song while preserving its emotion and high-energy spirit.
Within just two weeks of its release, the “Yethu” video song crossed 11 million views on YouTube. On social media platforms, reels created using the song have crossed 100 million views, making it one of the fastest-growing viral dance trends of the year. International critics and global audiences have also shown keen interest in the song, praising its rhythm, choreography, and energy.
The trend, which began on January 27, continues to grow rapidly without slowing down. Not only dancers, but also instrumentalists and musicians have joined the movement by creating creative reels using the “Yethu” track.
Adding further pride to this global wave, the popular African children’s dance group “Hypers Kids Africa” released a dance remake video of “Yethu.” Legendary composer A. R. Rahman himself commented on their video saying,
“Thank you for the love. You guys are terrific.”
The children’s group replied warmly,
“Happy to see your comment. We love you too.”
This beautiful exchange has deeply touched fans and creators, further boosting the global popularity of the song.
The song has also received massive appreciation for the electrifying performance of Prabhu Deva, who impressed audiences by effortlessly executing complex dance moves. His powerful choreography combined with A. R. Rahman’s energetic music and stunning visual presentation has made “Yethu” a global sensation.
With its growing popularity, “Yethu” is now evolving into a global dance anthem, celebrating rhythm, unity, creativity, and cultural connection beyond borders — transforming the song into a worldwide cultural celebration rather than just a movie track.
