Limpopo Boy Teaches Gayton McKenzie Viral ‘Yebo Lapho’ Dance Moves, SA Raves: “I Love This Minister”

Limpopo Boy Teaches Gayton McKenzie Viral ‘Yebo Lapho’ Dance Moves, SA Raves: “I Love This Minister”

  • Limpopo Boy recently taught Minister Gayton McKenzie some new viral dance moves
  • The dancing sensation has been blazing the trails internationally and recently received recognition from the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture
  • Mzansi showed love to Limpopo Boy for the huge nod and admired the minister for recognising local talent
  • Briefly News spoke to the dancer about his time with Minister McKenzie
Limpopo Boy danced with minister Gayton McKenzie
Limpopo Boy taught Gayton McKenzie a viral dance move. Images: Instagram/ limpopo_boy and Twitter/ GaytonMcK
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Limpopo Boy had a blast teaching Minister Gayton McKenzie some cool new dance moves.

Minister Gayton McKenzie dances with Limpopo Boy

When he's not cheering our sportspeople on, Minister Gayton McKenzie is scouting budding talent to represent the country on a larger scale, and he recently met Limpopo Boy.

The dance sensation has been touring the world for some time and blazing international stages with his impressive dance moves. Previously, he travelled to the UK with Skomota for several shows, where Skomo even got a girlfriend.

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Now back home, Limpopo Boy was invited to hang out with the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture and taught him some new moves, and he did not disappoint.

Taking to his Instagram page, the dancer/choreographer showed followers how he and the minister were in sync while doing the viral Yebo Lapho dance.

The minister posted the video on his Twitter (X) page and had some nice words to say about his new dance teacher:

"This young man is a national treasure. I had a very good and fruitful meeting with him, as promised, we even moved the furniture for some dancing tips."

Limpopo Boy told Briefly News that meeting and spending time with the minister was a humbling experience:

"Giving a dance lesson to the honourable Minister Gayton McKenzie was incredibly validating, to have someone of his stature recognise my talent and the hard work I’ve put into my craft.

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"It felt surreal, almost like a dream, because growing up, I never imagined that my passion for dance would lead to moments like this. His words of encouragement fueled my determination to keep pushing boundaries and inspired me to continue representing South African dance culture on bigger platforms. It was a moment of pride, not just for me, but for the entire dance community."

Mzansi stans Limpopo Boy and Gayton McKenzie's moves

Netizens showed love to Limpopo Boy on his strides, while others admired the laid-back minister:

khumaloconnie8 praised Gayton:

"This minister can listen to people; it's exactly what they asked for."

ddphonene was pleased:

"My vote didn't go under the bridge."

hennycsa showed love to Limpopo Boy:

"It's been a long time coming, king. You carried the flag so high, and now it's time for someone to recognise you."

ofhani_mabudu was happy for Limpopo Boy:

"Finally getting your flowers."

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Thembi Seete shows off her dance moves

In an earlier report, Briefly News shared online reactions to Thembi Seete's dance video.

The Boom Shaka member's moves received mixed reactions online; where some fans admired her beauty and carefree nature, while others age-shamed her.

Source: Briefly News

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Moroba Moroeng (Entertainment editor) Moroba Moroeng is an entertainment writer at Briefly News and a University of Johannesburg alumni (Public Relations and Communications, 2018). She was the content manager and, later, editor for HipHop Africa, where she honed her proofreading, leadership, and content management skills. Having begun her career as a content writer for Slikour OnLife, Moroba has over four years of experience as a writer specialising in music journalism and entertainment. She joined Briefly News in 2023 and passed a set of training courses by the Google News Initiative. Email: moroba.moroeng@briefly.co.za