Sini Mini

@sinanmovez

When you scroll through TikTok and stumble upon perfectly choreographed dance moves that make you question your own coordination, there's a good chance you've landed on Sinan Movez's page. The 20-year-old German creator, who goes by "Sini Mini" to his friends, has built quite the following with his blend of slick dance content and glimpses into his everyday life. With nearly 3 million followers hanging on his every post, he's become one of those creators who somehow makes even the most complex routines look effortless.

What sets Sinan apart isn't just his moves—though those are undeniably smooth. Growing up in Karlsruhe, he's been dancing since childhood, and that foundation really shows. His crew, Feet Back Dance Vision, didn't just win local competitions; they took home the crown at the 2022 European Masters of Dance TV series competition. That's the kind of achievement that separates the weekend warriors from the real deal. You can see that competitive edge in his content, where every video feels polished but never overly produced.

The magic happens when Sinan steps away from pure dance content and shows his personality. One of his most viral moments—racking up over 3 million views—wasn't even about dancing. Instead, it captured him surprising his girlfriend with a new phone for her birthday. It's these authentic moments that have helped him build a connection beyond just impressive choreography. His feed is a mix of modeling shots, student life snippets, and those dance videos that probably take way more attempts than he lets on.

Beyond TikTok, Sinan has been branching out in ways that make sense for his brand. He appeared in the music video for Twenty4tim's "Gönn dir" and even tried his hand at reality TV with a stint on Promi Big Brother in 2024. He's also launched Movez Studio, his own clothing line, because apparently being a dance champion and social media star wasn't keeping him busy enough. His YouTube channel gives fans a deeper look with vlogs and behind-the-scenes content that feels more personal than his polished TikTok presence.

What's refreshing about Sinan is how he balances his online success with staying grounded. He shares moments with his family, including his baby sister, and isn't shy about his love for hitting the gym—something he openly missed during COVID lockdowns. He comes across as someone who genuinely enjoys what he does rather than just chasing trends. In a platform full of creators trying to go viral with the next big dance, Sinan has found his groove by simply being really, really good at what he loves.