Paris 2024: Ese Brume Performs Brain Jotter’s Gwo Gwo Gwo Ngwo Dance, Bows Out In Style
- Nigerian comedian Brain Jotter’s Gwo gwo Gwo ngwo dance has reached the Paris Olympics
- Long jump athlete Ese Brume performed the dance move on her way out of the dressing room
- Brume, who won a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, finished fifth in the 2024 final
The Nigerian entertainment industry is taking over the world in remarkable fashion as a vital Nigerian dance takes centre stage at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
Comedian and content creator Brain Jotter's viral dance move gwo gwo gwo ngwo, which used the 1973 track by veteran artiste Mike Ejeagha, has been dominating the Nigerian social media space.
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As seen in a video on social media, Nigerian long jumper Ese Brume replicates the dance move during her entrance for the Olympics Long Jump final.
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The Ugheli-born athlete who participated in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics missed the chance to do better than her record from the previous tournament, where she won the bronze medal.
As noted by PM News, she participated in the final alongside two other Nigerians, Ruth Usoro and Prestina Oluchi Ochonogor, but none failed to win a medal.
Veteran Brume leapt 6.70m to finish fifth, while Usoro’s 6.58m leap meant she placed 10th, while Ochonogor’s 6.24m was the least at the finals. Team Nigeria remains without a medal.
Fans perform Brain Jotter's dance
Legit.ng previously reported that fans performed Brain Jotter's dance at the Paris 2024 Olympics. A cross-section of Nigerians delighted other nationals with the dance move.
The action drew a reaction from the comedian, who got a hold of the clip and reshared it on his Instagram story, similar to how he had done for most of those who jumped the challenge.
Oshoala jumps on Brain Jotter's viral challenge
Legit.ng earlier reported that Super Falcons' star and FC Bay footballer Asisat Oshoala warmed hearts after she and some teammates were seen making the dance moves after they touched down in Bordeaux before the opening ceremony of the 2024 Olympics.
The heartwarming video showed some of the Falcons' players showing their moves in recognition of Brain Jotter's noticeable talent.
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