MacG and Sol Phenduka’s Dancing Skills Mocked, Hilarious Video Trends: "No Rhythm"

MacG and Sol Phenduka’s Dancing Skills Mocked, Hilarious Video Trends: "No Rhythm"

  • Social media users brutally poked fun at MacG and Sol Phenduka's dancing skills after their viral video resurfaced
  • The two podcasters were on a boat, having the time of their lives, but their video sent peeps off the rails
  • The clip attracted a few hilarious responses, with many people not holding back on their jokes
Sol Phenduka and MacG's dance skills were mocked.
MacG and Sol Phenduka were dragged for having no rhythm when dancing. Image: Podcastandchill
Source: Instagram

Talk about four left feet! MacG and his partner in crime, Sol Phenduka, sparked a buzz with their dance video.

What started as light banter ended up being a roast fest with the podcaster's getting mocked for their dancing skills.

MacG and Sol Phenduka trolled

They say any move is a dance; however, when MacG and Sol hit a few moves, the internet lost its mind.

It all started when user @LuthandoFuze gushed over men who are not good dancers. "Men who can't dance are so attractive," she said.

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In response to this post, user @Ongavinjelwa posted a video of the friends dancing and captioned the video, "Me right now."

The clip came after the gentlemen were hit with a lawsuit by Minnie Dlamini, following their nasty comments.

This is what SA had to say about the resurfaced clip:

@_Lee_m laughed:

"Lmao I wonder what song they were actually dancing to."

@HloShozi shared:

"They look like toddlers."

@BRamankisaid:

"Like they are held hostage and asked to dance to entertain the kidnappers."

NdouM9 joked:

"4 left foots."

@mphodmoloto said:

"That looks painful."

@ErnErn1436914 responded:

"First time I see so-called rich South African people who have absolutely NO sense of dance."

This post stroked the egos of those men who literally have two left feet. Below are some of the hilarious reactions:

@Khao_Nkosi shared:

"I can't dance. But I doubt the second part of your statement includes me. "

@Mbuso_Mawande stated:

"Funny how most of the "it girls" are baby mamas to guys who used to dance in high school."

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@MthunziLKDwanya said:

"Nna, I can’t, but I want to know how to, care to teach how to dance."

@Mjay_Chauke said:

"At least we are getting acknowledged."

@AirDuffle joked:

"Only Mac knows what he's kicking away."
MacG and Sol were mocked for their dancing skills.
MacG and Sol Phenduka’s were said to lack rhythm in their dancing video. Image: SolPhenduka, MacGunleashed
Source: Instagram

Sol posts photo with Bheki Cele

In a previous Briefly News report, former radio star Sol Phenduka reacted to a viral picture with the former Police Minister Bheki Cele. The photo, according to Sol, is AI-generated, so he shared the original with Cele, which sparked a buzz.

On X (Twitter), the Podcast and Chill star responded with his original photo with Bheki Cele, and it gained mixed reviews. The handle @BedworthTimes posted the photo of the star in the elevator with Cele. "Lol, who did this to @Solphendukaa. Dude got Cat's bag," the user joked.

Sol Phenduka, in the same humorous tone, responded to the photo with an original selfie he took with the minister. Judging by the picture, it looks like a throwback because of Sol's hairstyle. "Obviously, that's AI. Here is an original," Sol hilariously said.

Source: Briefly News

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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 6 years of experience as an Entertainment and Lifestyle Journalist, having worked at Africa New Media Group, writing for ZAlebs website. She passed a set of training from the Google News Initiative. To reach her, contact: jessica.gcaba@briefly.co.za