WATCH: Is this 4-year-old Irish dancer the next Michael Flatley?

Check out this adorable Irish dancer whose footwork is super fast! 

The talent of Irish dancers around the world will always continue to amaze us but few quite so much as this tiny Irish dancer from Scotland, a sure set star of the future.

Adding his own self-choreographed steps, Oscar Donnelly, who was just four years old at the time in 2016, performed the set dance Kilkenny Races at a speed of 110 BPM (beats per minute). For those who aren’t quite up to speed on their Irish step dance lingo, this is extremely fast for a boy who has not even started elementary school yet. It’s the speed that most teenagers will attempt!

In fact, most Irish dancers of his age are still working solely with soft shoes and do not take on heavier hard shoes until they’re a little older, making his talent all the more remarkable.

The video below was shared by Irish dance aficionados Fusion Fighters in 2016 and has since racked up hundreds of thousands of views!

Oscar, who turned five in July 2016, dances for the Stephanie Duff School in Scotland and has been dancing since he was three.

He was such a clear natural that Oscar began to compete in October 2015 and in that short space of time has already brought home a massive 18 trophies and won four big championships including All Scotland's (Under 6 Champ) and other championships in London and Dublin.

Oscar’s Mom Annie Walters said at the time that his talents don't just lie in Irish dance but Oscar’s natural rhythm attracts him to all types of dance.

“He loves dancing to all music, not just Irish music,” she said.

“He's always had a great understanding of music and rhythm which I think makes him as good as what he is!“It's just impressive that he does all this and he's still at nursery [kindergarten]."

* Originally published in 2016. Updated in August 2023.