Cool Fashion Influencer Entertains SA With Super Smooth Pantsula Moves: “Aah, This Video Has Me”
- A local fashion influencer showed off in an unexpected way on his social platform that wowed his followers
- The man danced pantsula-style and had the time of his life breaking it down to the beat of a popular Mzansi track
- South Africans on social media were entertained by Bafana Mthembu's video and surprised to see the attractive moves he busted
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Bafana Mthembu is well-known for his street cred as a fashion influencer but recently showed off another talent that he had kept on the down-low from his fans and followers.
He posted a video of himself dancing in pantsula style to a local song, Mpolaye, by Dlala Regal feat. Maximum and Cowboy. The song suited the smooth tsotsi-style moves that he was breaking down.
He would not be the popular fashion influencer that his fans and followers love if he missed an opportunity to dress up and match the occasion perfectly. Bafana showed up in his clip dressed in theme, from the cream hats, pitch black shades, the striped shirt and all the way to the old-school malume's (uncle's) white sandles.
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Bafana's male followers on his socials were impressed by him and called him the ultimate player in the style. And the women had no problem with it. Instead, they proudly sent hints to him, professing their love in memes and messages.
@LebogangMolema3 commented:
"I'm here for how his waist moves."
@eezynkabi said:
"This man makes me so happy."
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In a related story, Briefly News reported on Bafana Mthembu's latest work and how he's been rubbing shoulders with SA celebs. The Mzansi fashion influencer won over Mzansi with his personal and stylish tribute to the late Rikhado Chifaro Makhado, known professionally as Riky Rick.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the epic video, Bafana told Briefly News that paying tribute to Boss Zonke was a no-brainer for him as the musician was loved by many and was a true fashion icon that kept everyone talking.
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Source: Briefly News