Skomota Rejects a Woman in the Club, Mzansi Lauds Him Saying He Finally Knows His Worth
- TikTok dance sensation Skomota turned down advances from a woman who approached him at the club
- The video garnered some positive reactions from fans who said he now knows his worth
- Skomota is notorious for hanging out with many women, and he was even once accused of belittling black women
- Briefly News engaged with anti-GBV activist Yolanda Dyantyi to discuss social norms, gender expectations, and public validation

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Mzansi was surprised after Skomota decided to turn down a lady who tried to speak with him at the club.
Skomota does the unusual
The TikTok dance sensation known for the viral Skomota dance challenge ignored a woman who tried to engage with him at his recent gig. The video was shared by @Zikamnyamane, who said:
"2024 zajika izinto."
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Briefly News chatted with Yolanda Dyantyi, an anti-GBV advocate, to explore the impact of social norms, gender roles, and the need for public validation. She said:
"Social norms play a huge role in how people navigate unwanted romantic advances across genders. Social norms heavily influence how people handle unwanted romantic advances, often shaped by gender, culture, and power dynamics.
Many societies, which are influenced by political and religious beliefs underpinned by patriarchal and misogynistic values, often dictate how women should respond to advances and how men should pursue them."
Fans react to video of Skomota rejecting woman
The video received positive reactions from people who said he now knows his worth and is finally focused on more important things in life.
@KingNema_Jnr:
"He grew up so fast."
@ms_tourist:
"Is he going to be the keynote speaker for the men’s conference?"
@Assistant_Chair:
"Yerrrrrrrr. The embarrassment. Just imagine if they see her on the street after being rejected like this."
@kgotsoTwo:
"I love it for him. He knows his worth. What a King."
@KhulaniMalambe:
"And that’s someone’s girlfriend."

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@Docktus_:
"He is living the life."
@Hautsommet3:
"He is tired."
@nicksta_napo:
"Man don’t want any problems anymore. He is now a focused king."
Skomota accused of belittling black women instead of white women
Skomota is known for hanging out with numerous women, and he has faced accusations of demeaning black women in the past. This was after he hung out with a white woman who did his dance, but he kept to himself.
Watch the video below:
One person said:
"Where is the sudden respect for women coming from? Why is he not kissing her and being touchy like he always does to our black sisters?"
Skomota campaigns for the ANC
In a previous report from Briefly News, Skomota was recently spotted campaigning for the African National Congress.
A picture of him with other comrades went viral, and it angered a lot of people on social media.

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Jessica Gcaba (Entertainment editor) Jessica Gcaba is an Entertainment Editor for Briefly News (joined in 2023). She is a Journalism graduate from the Durban University Of Technology (2019). She has 5 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist at Africa New Media Group writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za

Yolanda Dyantyi (Social Justice Digital Campaigner and Executive Director at Archive Amabali Wethu) Yolanda Dyantyi is an African Feminist Activist, Digital Campaigner and Public Speaker and the Founding Director of Archive Amabali Wethu - a digital advocacy and civic technology public benefit organisation that uses multimedia communications techniques to advocate for and influence the realisation of justice for women and broader marginalized communities. Yolanda is currently 26 years old studying towards a BA in Communication Science through UniSA.