Thursday, November 22nd, 2018.
A special day. A day that, years – no, centuries – from now, humankind will look back on as the day that Harry Redknapp did The Floss in an Australian jungle….
The viral dance move has swept the planet in recent months, though is not typically performed by 70-something-year-old former Premier League football managers.
Until Harry, that is…
During the final moments of Thursday’s episode of I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here, the former West Ham, Portsmouth and Tottenham Hotspur boss was taught how to Floss by former X Factor finalist Fleur East and Coronation Street’s Sair Khan. As it turned out, ‘Arry was an absolute natural. Sort of.
Here, if you haven’t yet seen it, look…
Yessss Harry! Go on 😂 #ImACeleb pic.twitter.com/puWJ76hBQH
— I'm A Celebrity… (@imacelebrity) November 22, 2018
Needless to say, his moves went down a storm with viewers, some already backing him to win the show despite only being half way through the first week.
Harry Redknapp flossing has got to be the funniest thing ever 😂
— Andrew Blackie (@slowandy2000) November 22, 2018
Harry Redknapp is fucking flossing man!!!! Give him that crown now! Superb! Harry to win 👑 #ImACeleb
— Anthony Mongan (@AnthMongan3) November 22, 2018
2000; in 18 years time we’ll having flying cars.
2018; Harry Redknapp is in a jungle flossing.
— gc (@guyc_01) November 22, 2018
Harry Redknapp Flossing 🤣🤣 he’s the best! I don’t think you could love him anymore! #imaceleb 🐛
— ☘️ Dobs ☘️ (@dobs1982) November 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/Will_MUFC_/status/1065737526646849547
Give him the crown already.
Earlier in the show, Noel Edmonds had made his first appearance of the series, assuming the role of ‘Emperor’ upon his arrival in the jungle. This didn’t, however, go down too well with many of those watching.
Redknapp, whose story telling has already made a strong impression on viewers in the early episodes of the new series, also revealed which footballer he’d want to have in the jungle with him prior to Thursday’s show. Surprisingly, Niko Kranjcar was overlooked.
