Four Years After Going Viral, Anthony Madu Tells His Full Story in ‘Madu’ ...Middle East

It has been four years since a Nigerian boy named Anthony Madu went viral as a 44-second video of him doing ballet circulated around the world. Now, Disney+ is telling his incredible story with the upcoming documentary Madu. Madu went viral in 2020 as he danced for a recording he thought was for his ballet instruction. Instead, the clip made it to social media, with Madu wowing audiences worldwide. Even Hollywood stars like Viola Davis got wind of his performance and continued to circulate the video far and wide. The footage saw then-11-year-old Madu performing a ballet routine barefoot in the rain. He displays a stunning level of agility and gracefulness as he perfects every move de

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