Beautiful Ladies Wow With Their Impressive Legworks, People Gush Over Their Video
- Two pretty ladies of Korean descent have caused an uproar on the internet as they did justice to the Nigerian dance style, legwork
- In the video that has gone viral, the ladies danced beautifully to the legwork instrumental, making synchronized moves
- Social media users seemed impressed with their performance and heaped praises on them, some bemoaned their inability to master the dance move
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Two ladies have earned the admiration of Nigerians following their perfect execution of the dance style legwork.
The ladies who appear to be dancers made impressive and creative leg movements as they danced with an instrumental of the dance style playing in the background.
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In a supporting video shared on Instagram by @kingtundeednut, they were joined on the scene by two guys who tried to mimic their moves but the ladies still outclassed the men.
Many Instagram users hailed the ladies performance just as some lamented not being able to know the dance style despite being Nigerians.
@sandrabenede lamented:
"N I’m here, yet to know ow to do these steps."
@nene_george wrote:
"Awesome. But we shouldn’t forget that music is a universal language."
@symply_promise commented:
"Leg work is sweet to watch but e no easy to learn."
@tosinandus_ said:
"They have to know how to dance it now, because we don almost become family members now (UAR and debt)."
Legwork
Legwork is a widely accepted Nigerian dance style that first appeared in Chinko Ekun's song Able God.
According to Filterfree, it is a dance style propounded by music artiste Zlatan Ibile and comes with different twists to it but all involve creative leg movements.
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Meanwhile, Briefly News previously a woman was recently caught doing the most bizarre dance moves in a video clip that was shared by a super amused South African Twitter user.
In the clip, the woman can be seen at one point hoping on the floor like a frog and then suddenly shouting something in the direction of the sky.
Locals were left feeling all sorts of perplexed by her outlandish dance moves and naturally headed to the comment section to share their thoughts on the matter.
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