Millions of people are joining TikTok’s viral dance craze. The easy, fun moves make dance open to everyone and spark creativity. But some worry it may reduce respect for dance skills.

I spoke with Lehan Wang, who has 131,000 followers on Douyin, China’s TikTok, and viral dance fan Josie Zhou. They say viral dances break barriers and inspire more people to dance.

However, professional dancers Wynnie Chong, Zac Lai, and Chelsea Chen say viral dances have some problems and tend to simplify professional dance.

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