‘I don’t mind being called Borat if it means I am going to be famous’: Introducing the Kazakh factory worker whose YouTube breakdancing routines could spell stardom

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What started out as a joke among colleagues during the odd lunchbreak has turned into an online following by thousands.

 

Ajdos Ibraev, from Kazakhstan, has amassed an extensive fan base after videos of him breakdancing while working at a factory went viral on YouTube.

 

And the 26-year-old couldn’t be more pleased with his newfound fame – for his ambition is to become bigger than Borat.

 

He began his dance routines by entertaining the workers during his lunchbreak at the factory where he works in Astana, the capital of Kazakhstan.

 

His antics went viral after a colleague filmed his moves and posted the footage online.

 

In the video, Mr Ibraev can be seen moving to the beat of ‘Do it all night’ by Darius and Finla, while wearing an orange high visibility jacket.

 

It is one of numerous routines he performs at weddings, social functions and dance groups.

 

He now hopes the success of his video will give him the wider audience he craves.

 

 

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