An adorable tot delighted shoppers as he spontaneously started busting out some dance moves on Paisley High Street.
Little Kambel McKechnie, 18-months, has gone viral after his cute bum wiggle captured the hearts of passers-by.
Mum Kerri Ann Armour says she knew the minute Kambel spotted a group of buskers her and dad Stephen McKechnie were in trouble.
And sure enough, as the group - called Proposal - began a rendition of the James hit 'Sit Down', Kambel began dancing uncontrolably.
Kerri told the Record: "Me and my partner just looked at each other and said, 'he's going to go for them buskers isn't he'.
"It's the first time he's ever really heard any musicians play live and he just took one look at them and then that was him, he was off.
"He just walked away from us and started dancing."
Kerri and Stephen, who live in Paisley, were on the hunt for Christmas tree baubles before Kambel's antics put their plans on hold.
His moves proved to be contagious as Kerri quickly joined in, while dozens of passers-by stopped to admire.
"There was hundreds of folk watching him," said Kerry.
"He dances all the time. He just lives for the music. Even when we're in the car the foots going, heads going. He just dances away.
"But this is the first time he's seen buskers and the fact he just stood there, without a care in the world, it was absolutely brilliant.
"When he gets in the zone that's him."
The video on Stephen's Facebook has now been shared over 100 times and Kerri said: "It's a difficult time for so many just now, but we just hope this can put a smile on some faces."
The local buskers, Proposal, can be found on their Facebook page.
