A 2-month-old kitten named Fudou perfectly popping "danced" to hammering rhythms in southern China.

The funny video was filmed in the city of Changsha in Hunan Province on November 18.

As the hammer hit the wall, Fudou couldn't resist bouncing along to each beat.

The video quickly captured the hearts of Chinese netizens, who were amused by the kitten's unexpected sense of rhythm. Comments poured in, with one particularly entertaining netizen joking, "I know this cat, he's my popping dance teacher."

According to the filmer Ms Ye, this was Fudou's first encounter with the sound of nails being hammered, and interestingly, the second time he heard it, the once-fearful kitty was no longer afraid.

It's clear that Fudou has always shown a keen interest in human activities.

On November 18, a playful video captured in Changsha, Hunan Province revealed a rhythmic kitten performing an impromptu dance.

In fact, the filmer's boyfriend was punching holes in the wall in order to install a mirror when she turned her head to find her cat, Fudou, bouncing to the sound of each hammer blow.

The kitten's sense of rhythm amused Chinese netizens, with one humorously commenting "I know this cat, he's my popping dance teacher." The filmer said that the cat has always been curious about human activities since he was a child. This was the first time he heard the sound of nails, and the second time the cat was no longer afraid.