Nanai represents proudly himself on the island-themed track, with a shoutout to the Samoan dialling code and the rallying cry of "Lesgoooo" at the start of the song.
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But it didn't stop there.
Global R&B powerhouse Jason Derulo, who has become a force on TikTok himself, did the dance and shared the video, which quickly racked up tens of millions of views.
"I was like, I'm not gonna try this ****, and then I did, and it exploded," Derulo told Forbes magazine.
Derulo told the Forbes that his maxim for posting to TikTok was "follow the trends".
"The trends are really important. People care about the trends," he said.
Taking his own advice, Derulo then released a song himself titled Savage Love which uses the viral beat.
The Herald contacted Nanai's agent for an interview and was told that the young beatmaker's schedule didn't allow for interviews but a quick search online shows that his talent may be reaping rewards for the youngster.
The song appears on popular music production site Beatport as being licensed to Sony and available for download.
Nanai's social media is full of unreleased bangers and it looks likely we haven't heard the last from Jawsh 685.