Offset Was A Background Dancer In A Whitney Houston Video
Offset Once Made An Appearance As A Background Dancer In A Whitney Houston Video
A lot of people were shocked to find a young Offset featured in Whitney Houston‘s “Whatchulookinat” video. However, Offset wasn’t in the video spitting bars alongside his Migos brethren, he was actually dancing backup.
If you’ve been following the Migos for a while, you know that prior to rapping, Offset actually enjoyed dancing. Videos of him pop locking at age 16 surfaced on the internet years ago. He also showed off his skills in the Migos “Walk It Like I Talk It” video with Drake. However, the Whitney Houston video would be the first time we all realized that the young dance machine actually grew up to be a superstar.

“Whatchulookinat” was released in 2002. It was the first single from Houston’s fifth studio album, Just Whitney. When Offset performed for Whitney, he was only 10 years old at the time. Rumor has it that he’s worked with TLC as well.
Last week, Offset shared a photo from the set of the video. He’s the cute kiddo with the gray suit and tie right in front.
Watch the “Whatchulookinat” video to see how many times you can spot Offset.


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