It's always amazing to see the reach the marching arts has on young people and it's abilities to draw out our inner performer.
Meet the newest sensation in color guard, Maximus. The adorable 4-year old has already been spinning for a year. He first got hooked on color guard when he watched the halftime performance at a South View High School football game in Hope Mills, North Carolina.
From that point on, Maximus was hooked. He routinely attends marching band rehearsals to learn the color guard routines and then puts on his own performance the track while the band plays on the field.
On Sunday, May 7, Maximus reached a new level of stardom as he performed on NBC's Little Big Shot hosted by Steve Harvey.
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Meet the newest sensation in color guard, Maximus. The adorable 4-year old has already been spinning for a year. He first got hooked on color guard when he watched the halftime performance at a South View High School football game in Hope Mills, North Carolina.
From that point on, Maximus was hooked. He routinely attends marching band rehearsals to learn the color guard routines and then puts on his own performance the track while the band plays on the field.
On Sunday, May 7, Maximus reached a new level of stardom as he performed on NBC's Little Big Shot hosted by Steve Harvey.
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