Female DJ Duo Has Mzansi Impressed, SA Netizens Stan the Bouncy Drumming and Lit Vibes: “Pink Motion”

• A female DJ duo had Mzansi peeps impressed by their bouncy drumming and their lit vibes shown on stage
• The opinion on the pair is split between folks on TikTok and Twitter, with the former adoring it and the latter being more critical
• South Africans showed the ladies in support and positivity, while folks on the other platform didn't see the Black Motion comparison

A female DJ duo set the stage ablaze and impressed Mzansi netizens with their bouncy drum rhythms.

murunwa_rambau is the pair of vibey women who rocked out in front of many peeps and shared the viral video on TikTok, which accumulated over a million views in two days. The reception on Twitter, however, is a lot more different.

Live instrument meets the digital world

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The key dynamic between the duo is their use of digital DJ methods (using a turntable and playing things from a computer) and live drums. This brings the Black Motion comparisons because they operated in a similar way.

The combination goes quite well. The lady on the ones and twos plays the bouncy amapiano songs, and the other lady bangs the drums in sync with the song playing in the background. Peeps loved the combination, but Twitter folks were kinda critical. See the comments below:

@PapaaMama_Bona said:

"Not really on black motions level, but yeah they seem to be having something going on there."

@SeanXrazz mentioned:

"Never disrespect Black Motion again."

@tshehlasm posted:

zendelee commented:

"The crowd don't deserve y'all... I would've gone bezerk!"

nondumisomkhwebane said:

"Cha kodwa this country is top tier siphoxwa nje imanagement. This makes me want to go to groove even though its not my thing "

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@tumi_west shared:

Done It Again mentioned:

"I am impressed It's the love and energy you have for them drums."

Khuliso said:

"It’s exactly what I expected "

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In another story, Briefly News previously reported that an amusing TikTok video posted by the mommy, Kayla Kosuga (@kaylakosuga), shows her looking slightly defeated as she reveals “the girl who stole her husband”.

The footage then switches to a clip of Kayla’s husband holding their little daughter, who gives her the sassiest look as she rubs her husband’s arm.

Source: Briefly News