Girl, 4, Dances Along, Imitates Bowie State Color Guard: Watch

DARNESTOWN, MD — A 4-year-old girl with all the right moves captured the attention of members of the Bowie State Sensations color guard team during a performance at Montgomery County school last month.

The little girl's show also won hearts across the internet in an Instagram video that's garnered more than 352,000 likes since it was posted on March 1.

"This little dancing machine found a love for the Bowie State Color Guard," Georgetown Hill Early School’s Darnestown campus wrote on Instagram.

In the video, Kinsey Disher, a student in Georgetown Hill's pre-K program, was caught imitating Bowie State University junior and color guard captain Mikaella Steward, WTOP reported.

Steward told WTOP she noticed Kinsey watching her and altered her routine slightly so the little girl could follow along.

“I decided to make my moves slightly easier to see if she could really catch on to what I was doing,” Steward told the station. “It was just the cutest little thing ever."

Disher’s mom, Christie, told WTOP that Kinsey was so excited after the performance.

“She said that a band came. And that they were so pretty and awesome, and she loved dancing with them,” Disher told WTOP.

Bowie State University, located in Prince George's County, is Maryland's oldest historically black university and one of the ten oldest in the country. The Sensations Color Guard was established in 1997 as one of two auxiliaries for the Symphony of Soul Marching Band.

According to the group's website, members are known for "exhibiting respectful conduct, dedicating time to the sisterhood, obtaining academic and performance goals, and executing successful performances consistently."

In the Instagram post, Georgetown Hill staff said the video should be a reminder that children are always watching.

"They’re absorbing and interpreting our actions!" the post read. "Sometimes even imitating!"