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A video circulating online shows a blonde bombshell of a grandma rocking a full Chrome Hearts black outfit, lip-syncing and dancing with serious energy to Doja Cat’s “Paint The Town Red”… in a lavish bathroom. And yes, she is moving provocatively, hitting every beat like she’s auditioning for a pop video rather than her local bingo night.
Unsurprisingly, the clip has divided the internet. Some people are side-eyeing her moves and thinking, “Wait… is this grandma behavior?” Meanwhile, others are cheering from the rooftops: if you look like that, can move like that, and clearly have the confidence, why not slay the hell out of a Doja Cat bop at 75?
Honestly, the energy here is unmatched. She’s not just dancing, she’s sending a message: life does not have an expiration date, and if you’ve got the style, the confidence, and the Chrome Hearts fit to back it up, the world is your stage, even if it’s just your bathroom.
