The phrase "bend it like..." is typically used to describe a soccer player's ability to curve a shot around the opposing goalkeeper. It takes skill and technique to make the ball move in such a way that the goalkeeper is unprepared and unable to stop the shot.

When it comes to millipedes, they do not have the same capacity for bending their bodies in the same way as soccer players. Millipedes have multiple body segments, allowing them to move in various ways, including curling up or coiling when threatened. However, they don't have the ability to control the direction of a projectile like a soccer player would control the trajectory of a soccer ball.