What began as a typical school prom quickly turned into an unexpected internet sensation. During the prom at a high school in Sosnowiec, Poland, students and guests witnessed a surprise no one expected: the school’s vice principal took to the dance floor and performed the now-iconic choreography from the hit Netflix series “Wednesday.” The dance, originally made famous by actress Jenna Ortega, was recreated right in the middle of a real-life school celebration—and instantly captured everyone’s attention.
A short video of the event was uploaded to the school’s official TikTok account, and the reaction was immediate. Within hours, the video began spreading rapidly across the platform, attracting massive attention far beyond the school community.
The “Wednesday” dance has already taken social media by storm worldwide. Athletes, figure skaters, celebrities, and regular users alike have all attempted to emulate this vibrant and stylish choreography. Some even performed it underwater. Millions of viewers continue to watch and share these videos, and this graduation performance was no exception.
In less than 24 hours, the school’s video surpassed one million views. Soon after, the count climbed even higher, reaching nearly 1.4 million views. These are impressive numbers for a school TikTok account. The vice principal’s performance also received over 66,000 likes, proving how deeply it touched viewers.
Social media users poured in the comments with praise. Many admired her confidence and sense of humor, calling the performance elegant, fun, and unexpectedly charming. Others applauded both the school administration and the graduates for creating such an unforgettable moment.
What was supposed to be a simple prom turned into a viral reminder that sometimes the most unexpected performances leave the most lasting impression—especially when they come from someone no one expected to see on the dance floor.
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