Video of Women Shaking Their Booty at Church Leaves Some Mzansi Peeps in Disbelief and Others Interested

• Some men were interested in changing churches after seeing booties shaking on social media
• Twitter user @bchinyakata shared a video showing women shaking their behinds at church
• Some people were not surprised to see this in an African church while others asked for the location

Yazi, religion is getting more and more interesting. A video showing women in a church putting their booty in the air and shaking it during service has left the people of Mzansi with questions.

Africa produces some of the most questionable religious content. From the Doom pastor to supernatural resurrections, nothing is surprising anymore.

Twitter user @bchinyakata shared the video showing the women shaking what their mommas gave them. From the youngest to the oldest, no booty was still.

“Church settings.”

The people of Mzansi have questions and mixed feelings

Some could not believe what their eyes were seeing, especially in a church. Some men were loving the view and wanted to know more about the church, lol.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@Mhaadahm_Vov said:

“Haaaybooooo, for real .... Umsuzo ke ngoku!!”

@_HerchelleR said:

“Africans overdo this religion.”

@KhabeleMac said:

“I can attend this church every Sunday ”

@__Gatsheni__ said:

“So I been looking for a new church I think I've found it directions please.”

@KMoussongo said:

“I can't give my opinion right now, am in need of God grace at the moment. Bathing ”

Video of curvaceous lady singing and dancing at church has Mzansi men drooling: “Please send location”

In related news, Briefly News reported that a video of a curvaceous woman taking centre stage at church caused a stir among cyber citizens.

The video, shared by online user Ndivhu Ndix on Facebook, shows the woman, wearing a form-fitting black dress as she sings a worship song during what appears to be a church service. She is later joined by another woman who also sings and dances along to the hymn.

“Reason Why I go to church,” Ndivhu captioned the post.

Source: Briefly News