Ntsiki Mazwai Defends Cyan Boujee for Twerking at a School: “I Love This for African Women”
- Ntsiki Mazwai has defended Cyan Boujee after a viral video showing her dancing with high school students circulated
- The activist and poet claimed the form of dancing is African and acceptable in some traditions but said the clothing is not
- Cyan Boujee topped the trends list after she was invited to a school to give motivational talks to a group of students
Ntsiki Mazwai is in support of Cyan Boujee dancing and twerking with high school students. This is despite the uproar that ensued after the video was shared online.
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Cyan Boujee drops jaws with latest video
DJ and influencer Cyan Boujee trended after she was invited to a school to give motivational talks to a group of students. She then danced and entertained the pupils, but Mzansi was not impressed by this.
They first criticised her outfit and called her out for inappropriate dancing with the young kids.
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The viral video was shared on social media by the news and gossip page MDNews.
Ntsiki weighs in on Cyan's dancing
Ntsiki Mazwai has defended Cyan Boujee, claiming that this form of dancing is African and acceptable in some traditions. However, she did point out that the clothing is not and it downplays the importance of the dance. Her post reads:
"I love this for African women, but we need to find a way to address the clothing thing because in African traditional attire, this wouldn’t be quite so shocking. They are doing the mgidi dance, this is how we do it anyway.
"It’s the western clothing that cheapens it. Or am I wrong?"
Mzansoi weighs in on Ntsiki's views
Netizens added their own opinion on Ntsiki's views. With some agreeing, and others disagreeing with her.
@sheabutterhun:
"No this is degeneracy. It is wrong. The very same tactics that were used in America."
@Malcolm75160123:
"I'm sorry, but our kids need revolutionary motivation - and I don't mean political revolution - this is just not it. And she's definitely not the right candidate."
@NkanyeziMthemb8:
"Thanks sis, today I learnt something new that twerking in our language is called ukugida."
@cyclecrippler:
"Dance styles are different African traditional vs western traditional one, which both can only mean celebration of culture. As with traditional dance like ukida or German dance like polka. However, there are subculture provocative dance which are suggestive or teasing."
Cyan Boujee's new car under spotlight
In a previous report from Briefly News, there were mixed online reactions to the media personality buying herself a Range Rover.
Mzansi dragged Cyan to hell and back, where some netizens claimed she lied about the purchase while others insisted that the dealership scammed her.
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