A pair of local teens are turning heads and warming hearts as they dance their way through a busy neighborhood, gearing up for Halloween in a most unexpected way. Meet the self-proclaimed "Baby Shark" and "Petunia Hippo," who have been spreading joy on the streets, decked out in impromptu costumes and groovy moves.
When asked why they decided to break into spontaneous dance performances, Hippo, age 15, giggled, "I was just bored." Meanwhile, Shark, age 17, had a more seasonal answer: "I guess Halloween's almost here!"
Armed with quirky dance moves and infectious energy, the duo has drawn reactions ranging from amused honking to cheerful waves. "The honking is probably my favorite," Shark shared with a grin, clearly thriving on the community's playful feedback. As for Hippo? Her mission was simple: "Just to spread joy and have everyone smile and have a good day."
As Halloween approaches, the teen performers seem to be doing just that—making sure everyone who passes by leaves with a little more joy in their step.
Keep your eyes peeled for Baby Shark and Petunia Hippo as they continue their impromptu street shows in Winkler, bringing smiles along the way.