They May Be on Wheelchairs But They Are The Best "Whip/NaeNae" Dance Duo

Brooklyn Gibson (left) and Mayli Gibson (right)

These two adorable little girls has been touching and inspiring people around the world not just by their courage in fighting live challenges but also of their outstanding talent.

Mayli and Brooklyn who were just 6 months apart has the same last name Gibson were both born with spina bifida but with great talent in dancing. With this similarities God knews they were meant to be best friend and yes they are best of friends according to an interview of ABC News to Mayli's mom.

Their latest dance duet was the hit dance music " Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)" by Silento. Fortunately it was caught by Ayita, a dance class for kids in wheelchair in Benbrook, Texas where they attend.

Watch their awesomeness overload below.

Two of our dancers, Brooklyn and Mayli, doing the whip nea nea. #watchmedance #watchmewhip #wheelchairdance #dance #kitchendancesession
Posted by Ayita Wheelchair Dance on Monday, July 6, 2015

Spina bifida which both girls suffer is a birth defect where there is incomplete closing of the backbone and membranes around the spinal cord, according to Wikipedia.

You may also pour your support for them on their Facebook pages  in Miracle for Mayli and Support for Brooklyn.