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Rayyan Arkan Dikha, the Indonesian boy behind the viral boat dance, has now got the Singapore Navy dancing, quite literally, and the Internet is here for it.

The movement aims to support the industry in “reducing unnecessary stress, promoting work-life balance and fostering a healthier and supportive workplace culture”.

Rayyan Dikha's original video, which features him casually dancing as the boat rocks underfoot, became a global sensation for ...