SA Just Loves Jacob Zuma's Dance Skills: Julius Must Come and Learn
- A funny clip of former president Jacob Zuma dancing hip-hop style has been shared online
- In the clip, Zuma is joined by a group of woman who is dancing as enthusiastically as he is
- Many women loved to see it and were soo sharing funny comments in the replies section
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Mzansi politicians love a good dance clip and the latest to drop it low in front of a camera is none other than former president Jacob Zuma. In a clip shared by Daniel Marven, the ex-president is having the time of his life.
Source: Twitter
The video also features an elderly woman and a few younger women who are just as invested in the entertaining dance clip as he has. They can be seen dancing with big smiles on their faces clearly enjoying Zuma's burst of energy.
"Former President Jacob Zuma dancing to a hip hop song," the clip was captioned.
Naturally, friends and foes of Jacob Zuma headed to the comment section where they shared their thoughts. Read a few of them below:
@foremanshingang said:
"Supra is busy coping some moves"
@yoga_flawless said:
"This is why we love him."
@MASON__UTD said:
"Tell him this video is still fresh and he has time to delete"
@samramakatsa1 said:
"Mr Msholozi is an all rounder...he can sing, dance, make you laugh and angry, remember when he used to laugh when asked questions in parliament"
@ThulaniMahlinz1 said:
"They can say what they want to say about ubaba uMsholozi but he's got the vibe and charisma and a warm personality that is why ordinary people will always like him, he is a bomb man at his age look at those good moves, great staff"
In similar funny Briefly News, a highly entertaining clip of the Economic Freedom Fighters' Julius Malema dancing with all his might at Uncle Vinny's birthday bash has been shared online.
In the clip, Malema looks years younger as he produces some pretty eccentric dance moves while surrounded by a crowd of supporters, who appear to be enthralled by what the politician had to offer.
"Malema ke bosso," the lit video was captioned.
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Source: Briefly News
