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The internet can't get enough of a boy from Arizona who has gone viral for his cheeky charm.
Sitting in a highchair during a family lunch, Levi flashes his signature dimpled smile at every girl he sees, earning him the title of "the biggest flirt in the world."
His mom, Mackenzi Vincent (@mackenzivincent), told Newsweek that this wasn't anything out of the ordinary and she wanted to capture the sweet moment on camera before they started their shopping.
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"My son is one of the happiest and friendliest boys in the world and always catches everyone's attention by blowing kisses at them. He's always ready to make friends with everyone," Vincent said.
Vincent clarified that calling her 15-month-old a "flirt" was never meant to be taken literally. "Our son is just the sweetest little boy who smiles and waves to everyone he sees. Anytime we go to a restaurant or out shopping, we're always stopping for everyone to wave at him or so he can smile and show off his adorable dimples," she said.
She attributed Levi's outgoing nature to a mix of both his mom and dad. Self-proclaimed extroverts, Vincent and Matthew have built a safe and loving environment for their son to thrive.
"We try our best to guide Levi to be brave [and] strong, and apparently he picked up his sweet smile on his own," Vincent told Newsweek.
The clip went viral in a matter of days, receiving 6 million views since it was posted on December 24.
Over 2,500 TikTok users commented on the video—and it seems Levi has some fans of his own.
"The way he looked back too. He's too cute," one wrote, while another commented, "He knew who he was from a young age."
Another fellow mom shared a time her son, with similar intentions to Levi, "almost drowned" during swim class when he spotted someone he liked. "Came out of the water smiling and still waving," she laughed.
Vincent believes her son has a bright future ahead of him. "From the moment we started seeing his personality shine through him, along with his little humor, we just knew he would go somewhere with it along with everyone that crosses paths with him," she added.
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