One graduate recently went viral after blasting ‘Get It Sexy’ from the speakers in the auditorium to add a touch of unexpected flair to their graduation walk.
Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Sexyy Red debuted in the hip-hop scene with her distinctive sound and fearless demeanor. Her breakthrough song, “Pound Town,” took off immediately, going viral on social media and thrusting her into the public eye. She quickly gained a devoted following because of the song’s infectious beat and thought-provoking lyrics.
With the popularity of “Pound Town,” Sexyy Red put out hit after hit. With each of her following singles, “SkeeYee” and “Hood Rats,” surpassing their previous charts, she cemented her position in the business even more.
In a recent viral clip, a fearless graduate stole the show at a commencement ceremony by turning heads with a fantastic cartwheel and dancing to the sounds of Sexyy Red.
The electrifying moment occurred at the ceremony’s climax when graduates traditionally walked across the stage to receive their diplomas.
This enthusiastic student chose to defy convention rather than take the typical walk. Sexyy Red’s “Get It Sexy” played in the background as the graduate took a deep breath, smiled broadly, and executed a perfect cartwheel as her name was called.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the graduate, clad in their cap and gown, landed gracefully in front of the bewildered (but likely impressed) faculty.
Although Sexyy Red has many teenage fans, parents and school authorities do not think her music is a good source of inspiration to the students.
In April, the “Pound Town” performer took to social media to address why she was turned away from speaking to kids in her hometown. She disclosed she was planning to talk to some lucky students but wasn’t allowed in because she allegedly smelled like weed.
According to additional videos shared by an Instagram user at the scene, Sexyy Red drove up to the high school and was surrounded by many students. She popped out of the sunroof and danced while they chanted for her.
More videos show that she also rode around the Harris Stowe State University entrance in St. Louis, surrounded by cheering crowds.
