This is how London 'Tube Girl' Sabrina Bahsoon became a worldwide phenomenon

The 'Tube Girl', Sabrina Bahsoon, has gained worldwide fame for her viral videos dancing to popular songs while riding subway trains in the UK. All her TikTok videos are made in the underground 'Tube' and she is seen making a flawless lip-sync to the numbers that play in the background of her videos. Her routines which she began postin in August this year are a big hit among her followers.

Hyderabad: A young adult in the United Kingdom has started a viral TikTok trend with her energetic dance routines filmed on the London Underground while a few onlookers sat in the background. Sabrina Bahsoon, now known as the viral 'Tube Girl', rose to fame recently as a result of her videos of dancing and lip-syncing to popular songs. Sabrina shared her first viral Tube video in August this year.

Her viral videos have started a new fad, inspiring women all around the world to adopt her public transit style and post content in a similar way. The current fad is all about making an otherwise boring trip on public transport "something fun" and "dance like nobody's watching". Many women are now inspired by her and are embracing self-confidence by dancing freely on public transport.

While interacting with a broadcasting company, Sabrina stated that she has to travel as she lives far from everyone. "So on the way back home after a night out, I'd put my music on. And when you're bumping your head, people don't come up to you, people leave you alone a bit more. So I was feeling more safe and enjoying my journey a bit better," she said.

Several followers commented that they could never do that on public transport, responding to which, the Tube Girl said to glorify their journey as nobody really cares. Many have found the videos of the Tube Girl to be compelling, and timelines are now overflowing with similar videos of other TikTokers around the world.

After going viral, Sabrina made her runway debut at the MAC Cosmetics fashion show in London and has also been offered work by other well-known companies. She reportedly spent her early years in Malaysia and relocated to the UK to pursue education at Durham University.