A viral video of an elderly man's carefree dance moves at a Singaporean food centre has captured the hearts of many netizens, with some expressing their desire to enjoy retirement like him and others pointing out the need for a public entertainment licence.
A viral video of an elderly man's carefree dance moves at a Singaporean food centre has captured the hearts of many netizens. The man, who is smartly dressed and sipping on a mug of stout, rises to his feet and starts dancing in front of a group of people seated at his table.
Another woman also joins in, but it is the elderly man who steals the spotlight with his energetic and charming dance moves. The video, which appears to have been taken on a regular basis, shows the group doing this every Wednesday and Friday. The video has sparked a range of reactions from netizens, with some expressing their desire to enjoy retirement like the elderly man.
Others have pointed out that the man may need to obtain a public entertainment licence to perform in public
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