Church Lady Breaks It Down, Leaves Internet in Complete Stitches
- a young woman recently headed online to share a hilarious clip of an old lady dressed in her best Sunday getup
- In the clip, the elderly woman who seems to have discovered TikTok, can be seen dancing like there is no tomorrow
- Many internet users absolutely loved the post and shared various hilarious reactions to it in the comment section
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It isn't every day that one gets to see an elderly lady dressed in her best church clothes dancing like there is no tomorrow. Lucky for us a clip of just such a thing was shared on Twitter by a user with the handle, @siriyonce_.
In the clip, the lady who appears to be at least over 50, can be seen dancing wildly along to a TikTok remake of Cardi B's popular hit song 'Up.' In the caption of the post, the poster exclaims that aunties, meaning older people have discovered the song on the popular app that is widely used by youngsters.
"Sweet Jesus the aunties found this sound"
Internet users had this to say about the funny clip:
@congolesejawn said:
"She went in hard though, on beat and everything."
@kenzi_redd said:
"Come on SAINT!!! Steepppppp in the name of the lorrdddd."
@simply_lay_ said:
"TT runnin late for church messin around on that clock app!!! I LOVE IT"
@spicyyjaee said:
"cuz them ankles & knees really working in the lord's favor go TT go"
@sadboidul said:
"when the spirit of the lord consumes you."
@Lex_toolit said:
"Was waiting for her to kick the shoes off."
@tay_audz said:
"She did not miss a beat."
Source: Twitter
In more funny Briefly.co.za news, if there's one thing many South Africans can do it's dance and even when they can't, it's a whole entire vibe. A clip of two young Mzansi men breaking it down is a true testament to this statement.
The highly entertaining clip that was shared by the Twitter page @SATrendingVids, the two young men can be seen dancing like there is no tomorrow while a popular house song blares on in the background.
The clip left many South Africans wishing that they too had the moves and the confidence to break it down on camera. Many of them headed to the comment section to either compliment the gents or to ask about the song.
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Source: Briefly News
