Chris Brown Hits ‘Tobetsa’ Dance Moves, Video of US Star Pointing Finger Like SA Peeps Gets 6.5 Million Views

Chris Brown Hits ‘Tobetsa’ Dance Moves, Video of US Star Pointing Finger Like SA Peeps Gets 6.5 Million Views

  • Chris Brown performed South African dance moves, including the Tobetsa, in a video that got staggering views on TikTok
  • The US star was taking part in the 'Unavailable' dance challenge that has taken the video-sharing app by storm
  • Mzansi people were excited to see the global impact of amapiano and proudly claimed the move in the comments

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Chris Brown hit the 'Tobetsa' dance moves in a viral video
A video of Chris Brown doing South African dance moves went viral. Image: @ilovebreexy
Source: TikTok

Chris Brown was recently spotted supporting Davido, pushing his latest single with Musa Keys Unavailable. Davido has started a dance challenge of the hit song and it's gaining crazy momentum on TikTok thanks to the US star's participation, reported IOL.

Davido announced on his socials that the challenge is still on and surprised his fans with a video of Chris putting his stamp on it.

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"Had to bring together two of the most fire dancers from two different worlds. Guess Who?! UNAVAILABLE challenge STILL goin’! Just ask the family."

Video of Chris Brown doing Davido's Unavailable dance challenge goes viral

The clip has since gone viral and Chris can be seen in another video posted by @ilovebreexy doing the moves with Nigerian dancer Poco Lee and others.

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SA peeps were fascinated to see the R&B singer vibing to the song while hitting Tobetsa moves. In true South African fashion, they spammed the comment section by posting flags and made it known to the world that those were amapiano moves.

The TikTok was posted two days ago and has amassed 6.5 million views on the social media platform.

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Watch the video below:

TikTok users rate Chris Brown's Tobetsa and other South African dance moves

@m3_techno said:

"We as South Africans meant it when we said amapiano to the world."

@ojitosangelicos222__ mentioned:

"He’s always a vibe! His energy draws you in every time."

@_marisadanielle added:

"He does it so effortlessly."

@moshabisathekge stated:

"I see the South African flavour somewhere."

@user7574361296009 stated:

"Chris Brown please come home, your Zulu people miss you. #southafrica."

@tebogomtsgali asked:

"Where are my fellow South Africans?"

@vibewitamb wrote:

"Chris looks like a playa from the 90s. I'm in love."

@chuma.s01 posted:

"A big win for South Africa."

Lloyiso reacts after getting a shoutout from Chris Brown on Instagram: “Honestly such a great feeling”

In another story, Briefly News reported that Loyiso has been on a major winning streak after his appearance on Idols SA at just 16 years. The singer has been growing from strength to strength and giving fans international standard music.

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It's not every day that you see South African stars getting recognition from international stars. SA recently jumped with joy when award-winning American star, Chris Brown, showed some love to Lloyiso Gijana.

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za