England ran riot during their second World Cup game against Tunisia winning the match 6-1 and in turn securing a place in the knockout stages of the tournament.
Harry Kane bagged a hattrick during the match and defender John Stones ended the game with a brace – both goals coming from headers. But it was Jesse Lingard who was undoubtedly the creative spark.
Lingard won a penalty for England which was converted from the spot by captain Harry Kane. And then he scored one himself – an absolute beauty from long range.
And as if the goal was not enough, Lingard followed it up with a worthy celebration.
🚀 @JesseLingard 🚀#WorldCupGOT @Hyundai_Global
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📺 Highlights 👉 https://t.co/LOdKDX2CwnCC: @England pic.twitter.com/KuU8rI9018
— FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@FIFAWorldCup) June 24, 2018
After the goal, Jesse ran to the corner flag and was seen doing the much-famed Shoot dance.
Shoot Dance which is currently the trend on social media was first seen in a video called ‘Shoot’ by BlocBoy JB.
JB did a lot of cool steps in that video but this one particular move – which Lingard did against Panama, caught on and suddenly everyone was seen copying that step.
Jesse Lingard's shoot dance goal celebration deserves a RT pic.twitter.com/6W4Z1EsZfI
— 94Savage (@gideonKutexa) June 24, 2018
It was not only the common people who were hooked onto the dance, in fact, a lot of A-list celebrities also tried their hands at it.
And as soon as the Shoot Dance was thrust to popular culture it immediately got a name upgrade and is now called the ‘Fortnite Dance’.
This though is not the first time that Jesse Lingard has imitated a famous step. The Manchester United man has already Milly Rocked at the Emirates and also made the famous Wakanda salute.
The Shoot Dance is just another addition to the ever-growing list of Jesse Lingard celebrations.
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