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    Little girl tells mum to abandon TikTok sound, sings to advertise her mum’s product (WATCH)

    Papa LincBy Papa LincMay 29, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read5 Views
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    A Nigerian mother was impressed when her daughter advised her not to use TikTok sounds, so she could sing to promote her product.

    In the clip, the mother @lizzybeth_fashion_world said that her daughter had urged her not to use a TikTok sound because she can sing to advertise her mum’s products.

    While the mom danced in the video, her daughter could be heard singing and following the rhythm of a famous song.

    The young girl demonstrated her marketing abilities by pointing out that her mother could do a better job of promoting their product than using a song by a well-known singer.

    The mother had to dance to her daughter’s rhythm, but since her daughter could sing the lyrics in a similar tune, they both won—the mother danced, the daughter sang.

    Viewers applauded the little girl’s effort and insisted her mum reward her.

    See comments below,

    @10th by Ruemu She sing 🤣🤣 you dance 🤣🤣 a win for all 🤣🤣

    @Mideypearl💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘 Some one should help me na only iyawo oriyomi my two sons sabi sing 😁😁😁😁

    @Miss Margaret 🇰🇪 and your artist over delivered yoooh😂

    @Eniola Sanni she did a wonderful job pls reward her 😂

    @Fashion designer in Lagos/Ikd She try Abeg e no easy 😂

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    @lizzybeth_fashion_world♬ original sound – Cherrish F.





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