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WATCH: Goa Girls Dancing To 'Break Up' Song And 'Beat Pe Booty' Is Driving The Internet Crazy!

IANS, 07 Jul, 2017 01:53 PM

The internet is a great place for people with immense talent. And also an easy way to get recognition.

Well, we all love to groove to the beats of Bollywood foot-tapping numbers on and off but a bunch of Goa girls dancing to 'Break Up' song and 'Beat Pe Booty' track is driving the internet crazy.

You will be surprised to see the number of views this video has got on YouTube. It has already crossed 50 million mark. These are perhaps students of a college in Goa where the video has been shot.

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