Nia Dennis Just Won Black History Month With This Gymnastics Routine

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Behold, a moment.

UCLA gymnast Nia Dennis celebrated her 21st birthday on Sunday and gave us an iconic performance that should have awarded her a score of 10’s across the board, (more on that later). The UCLA Bruins gymnastics team took on the University of Utah in a televised match that is scheduled to air in full on Saturday.

Dennis’ floor performance evoked our Queen Beyoncé in a full-on “Homecoming” mood complete with the sounds of a  live marching band.

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Dennis begins the routine with a series of death-defying tumbles and flips to “Lose My Breath” before she goes into complete “Crazy In Love” mode while the crowd and her teammates cheer on in the background.

What makes the performance top-notch is when she adjusts with extra flavor and seasoning with some of the most popular dances of the last few years including the “Cat Daddy” and the “Whoa.”

She even gives the men of Alpha Phi Alpha a little salute towards the end while running through “Ego” before applying her signature crown to the tune of “7/11.”

However, while everyone was mystified by her electric performance, Dennis received a 9.975 for her floor routine, along with her fellow teammates Gracie Kramer and Kyla Ross, according to ESPN. Their teammate Grace Glenn made history as the first NCAA gymnast to score a perfect 10 as the leadoff.

On social media Nia thanked everyone for their support and for making the moment go viral.

Happy Black History Month and welcome Women’s History Month!