Siblings Join Viral Dance Challenge, Their Choreography Video Stirs Massive Reactions
- A group of siblings have gone viral online after they showed off their moves to the 2021 hit, Nkao Tempela
- The siblings stood in different areas as they performed the signature dance move that goes along with the challenge to the song
- The 22-second clip quickly went viral on Twitter as South Africans shared how much they enjoyed the video and the energy of the bunch
@Vhasetha_MRT and those closest to him joined in on the Nkao Tempela challenge. He shared a 22-second clip of him and his brothers and sisters showing off their moves to Chicco, Mellow & Sleazy's hit song.
The video starts with all of them doing their own moves before the chorus of the song hits. They then start performing the signature dance move that goes along with the music - a hand movement that starts at the top of the body and goes down to just above the knee.
The clip, which has over 9 000 views, jumps to the siblings standing in different areas as they bust out the famous dance move.
Africans are living for the vibe the siblings are giving off
@NyikoRaborifi responded with:
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"Whoever said legal practitioners cannot dance was totally mistaken."
@AmoSephiri16 said:
"You're so cool."
@CITYTHEROB1 shared:
"You guys made my day."
@ThatArkLady1 simply wrote:
"Lit."
@Nellicent1 tweeted:
"I am loving this challenge."
@Tendi3_ST tried to figure out how the siblings knew each other:
"Ok. Mara one person there doesn’t have bae."
Old woman danced hard
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that an old woman showed off her dance moves to the amazement of many at an event that looks like a church crusade.
Behind her was a man with a microphone singing and leading everyone in praise and worship. The grandma had perfect footwear for the event.
Young man paints his face white, stands in middle of busy road & starts dancing, makes people laugh hard
The way she moves flexibly belies her age. At a point during her performance in a video shared by Tunde Ednut, the woman spun with her hands on her hand.
People cheered the woman on as she vibed hard. Many social media users said she is more energetic than a young person.
Source: Legit.ng
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