Tsonga Baby Girl in Xibelani Tries to Traditional Dance, Adorable Attempt Goes TikTok Viral With 1M Views
- A cute baby was dressed in a traditional Tsonga skirt, and people loved seeing the video of the kid
- The video of the kid reached viral status as they watched the kid do her version of the traditional dance
- Many people on TikTok were delighted by the video of the baby in full Tsonga traditional gear
A Tsonga child got an early start on mastering the traditional dance. The video was a delight as people watched a baby wear a xibelani.
The clip had thousands of likes from entertained people. Many others commented on the video to praise the kid.
Child wears Tsonga traditional gear to dance
A TikTok by @vee_wa_wonder shows a baby wearing a xibelani which is a Tsonga skirt designed to facilitate the traditional dance. Watch the infant dancing below:
Tsonga kid steals SA hearts with cute dance
People love traditional dancing videos. This kid had many people applauding her move and fawning over her cuteness factor.
ZAWADI TINA commented:
"Yesss darling, teach them young there culture."
Mis-p commented:
"Is the 1st 2 steps before the dance for me."
SmiMag commented:
"Ncooooh man."
Trey Ramotuana commented:
"Oh she really killing it."
thungu960 commented:
"That's so sweet you go bby gal."
Sharon Shazy Maripane commented:
"Yeeeses the Tsonga in her."
Mlungu’s dancing with no rhythm at traditional wedding have Mzansi in stitches
Briefly News previously reported that our Rainbow Nation is indeed coming together, but some things still need work. A group of young white people participating in a traditional wedding had people in stitches with their attempts at grooving.
While the whole 'white people can't dance' is a stereotype that has been proven incorrectly many times, people can generally have a good laugh in situations where it does apply.
This video is heart-warming as it shows the unity of race and culture in Mzansi. However, people couldn't help but chuckle at the failed attempts to groove by the fairer-skinned peeps.
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Source: Briefly News