Adorable Schoolgirl Wins SA's Hearts With Amapiano Robot Dance Challenge

• A young lady chose to get a little "stiff" with her routine and entertained Mzansi with smooth choreography
• The young scholar, Buhle, trusted her skills and decided to join in the fun by showing off cool moves in the popular robot dance challenge to the track, Salary, Salary
• Buhle didn't miss a beat and attracted tons of social media followers, who made the clip go viral

Some people may have to practice in front of the mirror before showing off their skills on the dance floor, but it all comes naturally for one little hun named Buhle.

Performing her robot dance challenge routine on what looks to be a school's sports field, the young learner's books are out of sight as she breaks down the dance moves effortlessly to the famous Amapiano track, Salary, Salary. The song was released in April this year and features Mellow & Sleazy, Shaun MusiQ and F Teearse & Soul.

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The dance might look simple, but many people have failed to cause the kind of reaction Buhle created on the SA Vibes social media page.

Facebook followers shared the video many times and left impressed reactions to Buhle's dancing talent.

Joseph Jozi Thulare commented:

"She's way better than the person who came with the dance."

Lulu Mecks responded:

"This one Bontle Modiselle's daughter..."

Faith Lambert said:

"Smooth!"

Brian Mchuno replied:

"Raw talent."

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DangerFlex SA dropped a teaser for his new track, and it got people grooving from the first beat. He never expected the track to blow up as it has.

Seeing the lit video, DangerFlex SA himself took to his Facebook page to share it. He used the video to promote the release of the track, he loves these kids’ vibe.

Source: Briefly News