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/[deleted] Jul 29 '24

I was the flower girl for my aunts wedding and I was so hyped. Loved my dress, killed it at rehearsal, froze up and cried in the middle of the aisle just like this boy.

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u/Drew_coldbeer Jul 29 '24

I was a flower boy when I was about 4. I was supposed to lead the bride and throw flower petals out of a little top hat, but I tripped and fell down some stairs and there was just little piles on a few of the steps. My little ass frantically trying to scoop the petals back into the hat until the bride told me I did a good job and let’s just keep walking like we did before

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u/Primary-Lion-6088 Jul 29 '24

My flower girl at my first wedding forgot to scatter any petals while she was walking down the aisle. Then she realized she forgot so apparently during the ceremony she was just surreptitiously reaching into her basket and dropping them all around her, lol. I was too busy getting married to notice that, as she was standing behind me, but one of my guests told me later.