It’s a new Tiktok trend in which one lifts and bends the legs in sync to give the illusion that one is floating off the ground. And one young Singapore Police Force (SPF) trainee pulled off the “Slickback” dance move so well in a viral TikTok video that he has some joking it’s the new hentak kaki — a Malay...
The young trainee is seen gliding effortlessly across the floor in the video.It’s a new Tiktok trend in which one lifts and bends the legs in sync to give the illusion that one is floating off the ground.
And one young Singapore Police Force trainee pulled off the “Slickback” dance move so well in a viral TikTok video that he has some joking it’s the new hentak kaki — a Malay drill command used for marching on the spot. In the video shared by SPF, the trainee, dressed in a T-shirt and shorts, shuffles across an open exercise area while others are seen doing physical training exercises in the background.His deft movements have garnered more than 500,000 views — and a host of funny comments.
When one TikTok user asked why the SPF was posting a video of the challenge, another claimed that the “Slickback” move can be “faster than running” if done properly, allowing officers to easily catch up to criminals.
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