Rina Sawayama is currently traveling across Europe for her "Hold The Girl Tour" which features songs from her latest album of the same name. More recently, the musician went viral for doing a hilarious dance that many people have been doing on social media since January.
According to Uproxx, the British pop star performed at the Fabrique in Milan, Italy, over the weekend and she treated fans with a one-of-a-kind dance routine from a horror movie titled "M3GAN."
The now-viral dance challenge features doll-like movements while having an emotionless face to mimic the creepy android's expression. For the "Tokyo Love Hotel" singer's part, she did the routine during the second chorus of her song "XS."
"XS" has a completely different choreography in the past, but at her recent concerts, the musician did her best to switch things up. During her show in Paris, she did NewJeans' "OMG" dance that is currently taking over social media by storm.
The movie "M3GAN" became popular due to the antagonist's dance routine that seemingly broke her character contrary to the creepy human-like android doll that she is.
Many fans are waiting for whether the character will showcase another viral choreography in the future as the movie will have a sequel in 2025.
In other updates, Rina Sawayama still has a few shows left for the European leg of the "Hold The Girl" tour. Her next show would be at the TivoliVrendenburg in Utrecht, Netherlands, on February 21.
In a previous interview, the Japanese singer-songwriter opened up about how her "Hold The Girl" era is completely different from her debut "SAWAYAMA" because her first album was released during the pandemic when no one was allowed to hold concert events.
"It was all online, it was all tweets, and back then I used to read every tweet and YouTube comment and all of the stuff like that," she told Billboard.
Today, the singer is able to tour worldwide as she already traveled across Australia, New Zealand, the United States, and Japan.
Check out the remaining tour dates below:
- February 21 - TivoliVrendburg - Utrecht, Netherlands
- February 23 - Stodola - Warsaw, Poland
- February 24 - Huxley's Neue Welt - Berlin, Germany
- February 26 - Berns - Stockholm, Sweden
- February 27 - Rockefeller Music Hall - Oslo, Norway
