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WATCH: The Internet Loves These Twin Toddlers Who Recreated Their Favourite Scene From Frozen

IANS, 01 Apr, 2017 01:59 PM

Two-year-old Maddie and Scarlett from Philadelphia who can barely manage themselves performed the entire opening scene of Frozen to the T.

With perfect timing, synchronisation, hand gestures and the fact that each twin has taken on a specific role, one as Anna and the other as Elsa, it’s actually mesmerising.

The video shows one of the sisters facing down on a pillow, while the other lies down on top of her while enacting the scene, which plays on the TV screen in front of them.

Mom Colleen Jordan posted the adorable clip on her Facebook wall on March 28 saying, “Acting out their favorite scene from Frozen”. Since then the video has garnered over 25 million views!

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