Mzansi Wants Somizi To Go to France and Teach the Boks the Haka: “They Need You There Mshana”

Mzansi Wants Somizi To Go to France and Teach the Boks the Haka: “They Need You There Mshana”

  • Somizi Mhlongo shared some ideas of how the Boks should do the haka
  • Somizi shared a clip on Instagram showcasing his own version routine of the haka
  • Netizens flooded the media personality's comment section rallying that he goes to France and teaches the boys

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Somizi shares ideas of how the Boks can do the Haka
Somizi Mhlongo petitions to teach the Boks how to do the Haka. Image: @somizi, @theboks
Source: Instagram

When it comes to dancing, you cannot fault Somizi Mhlongo. The choreographer petitioned to go and teach our Boks some moves.

Somizi petitions to teach the Boks how to do the Haka

With just a few hours away from the epic clash between the Springboks and the All Blacks as they face each other at the Rugby World Cup finals, Somizi petitioned to be the one who will choreograph the haka moves for our national team.

Somizi Mhlongo recently shared several ideas on Instagram on how the Boks should consider doing the haka. The flamboyant media personality posted a video of himself, showcasing how the national team should do it.

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Somizi Mhlongo shared a few ideas for the Haka.

Fans want Somizi to go and teach the Boks the haka

Shortly after Somizi shared the reel on his timeline, netizens flooded his comment section, asking him to go and teach the Boks:

proteafleur said:

"I think we’ve all imagined it a long time ago. They attempted it by brining out Zulu warriors as they entered. But your idea is also great. Let’s make it happen!"

peerseverance wrote:

"monganeli akahhambe uSomizi, he’s got a point. I’ve just got goosebumps everywhere when I heard this proposal."

oscarmehlwana responded:

"oh yeah, President must make it happen."

velithebosslady replied:

"They need you there mshana. You are an asset and key to their win tomorrow."

kellykhumaloza said:

"Pls fly there and teach the boys."

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working_on_selftm wrote:

"Fully with you."

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