r/MadeMeSmile • u/astral12 • Jul 29 '24

Little girl performs by herself Good Vibes

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u/Clndstn27 Jul 29 '24

Anyone else feeling for the terrible fear the little boy is going through?

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u/The_Last_Zombie Jul 29 '24

It's very common for kids to freeze on stage at this early age. So much so, it's one of the main reasons I like to go to my nieces school plays, it's very funny, afterwards the kids are alright, they don't even care

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u/lilacnyangi Jul 29 '24

Something like this happened to me in Asian preschool. My mom has pictures of me bawling my eyes out and eventually rolling around on the floor, wailing about not wanting to perform... Turned out fine, don't remember a thing, did a children's ballet thing a year later without problems. I also did some auditions for theatre and performed on my own on multiple large stages growing up. He's fine, guys.