There is the Dab, the Running Man Challenge, the Whip/Nae Nae and

now millions of you have watched the next viral dance

take over the Internet is called a TZ Anthem challenge.

And our next guess is one of the youngest to take this on.

From Detroit Michigan, please welcome, four-year-old Tavaris Jones.

[APPLAUSE] Thank you for being here.

You're four years old?

Yes.

And you've been dancing for how long?

How old- Ten hours.

[LAUGH] Ten hours?

That's not long or that's a long time in a row.

I don't know what it is.

[LAUGH] Do you know that a lot of people

have seen you dancing on this video?

Yes.

Do you know how many people have watched it?

Yes.

How many?

One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten.

Well, you're gonna count, no- [APPLAUSE]

I thought you were gonna count all

the way to, there were 8 million views so, [LAUGH]

We would've been sitting here a long

time waiting for you to count.

Who taught you how to dance Tavaris?

Me.

Really? [LAUGH]

You just all by yourself,

you have that rhythm?

Yes. Did you watch anybody dance?

Yes.

Who?

The clowns.

The clowns?

Yes.

[LAUGH] Which clowns are they?

[LAUGH] He got the new shoes and

the other new shoes.

[LAUGH] What's he talking about?

[LAUGH] Are you his mother?

YouTube.

Yeah, YouTube, he's seen some YouTube videos?

Yeah. Are you his mom?

Yes.

He is absolutely adorable.

Thank you. So really, who taught him how to dance?

Watching videos.

Really?

Yes. Just watching?

And his godsister.

And do you have a favorite dancer that you like?

Yes.

Who is it?

Georgia Wannabe.

Okay. [LAUGH]

I said Georgia Wannabe and Usher.

Usher, sure.

And what do you wanna do when you grow up?

Do you wanna be a dancer or you wanna be something else?

A superstar.

[LAUGH] Yeah, okay.

[APPLAUSE] All right.

Well, I think it's time for us to show us why you're gonna be a superstar.

You wanna walk over there and dance?

[APPLAUSE] Yeah.

All right.

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