South African Woman in Korea Finds Vibey Club Playing Amapiano Music, Video Has Mzansi Feeling Proud

South African Woman in Korea Finds Vibey Club Playing Amapiano Music, Video Has Mzansi Feeling Proud

  • This Mzansi babe was so excited when she heard amapiano music playing in a club in Korea
  • TikTok user @siyobooi_ shared a video of her dancing with a Korean woman to the proudly SA genre
  • Mzansi people loved that amapiano is being grooved to all over the globe and that the people even know the lyrics

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When you are far from home, and a piece of home finds you, there is no better feeling. This lady heard amapiano music at a Korean club and was in her element.

TikTok user @siyobooi_ shared a video of her dancing with a Korean woman to the proudly SA genre
TikTok user @siyobooi_ shared a video of her dancing with a Korean woman to the proudly SA genre. Image: (TikTok user @siyobooi_)
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Amapiano has taken the globe by groove. Videos like this one make Mzansi proud as they see a proudly SA genre being played worldwide.

TikTok video shows SA babe grooving to amapiano in Korea

TikTok user @siyobooi_ shared a video of her dancing with a Korean woman to a vibey amapiano track. The Korean woman even knew some of the words, it was a vibe!

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It was the SA babe's birthday, and this was the greatest gift. Take a look at this awesome moment:

South African citizens love seeing amapiano in other countries

This video had Mzansi peeps grooving as pride filled their hearts. Amapiano is uniting the globe, and our people are here for it.

Read some of the comments:

Thembi_012 loved it:

“Not her yelling HAYBO”

Mbali Rose said:

“I love her she’s so fun and such a vibe.”

Kea_kay reached out:

“I knew I’d seen you before I saw you that night ko SKA”

Phelo_Bangani✨ wished her:

“Happy Belated Birthday Beautiful ♥️ hope you had fun ”

Mzansi woman shares about amapiano in Korea

Briefly News spoke to the woman to find out if this is the norm in Korea and what her experience has been like. She is there teaching and says the Mzansi culture is respected, which makes her feel proud.

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"I am teaching English here. Yes there are lots of South Africans. The Korean you saw is a DJ that plays amapiano and gqom. She understands some things."

Video shows Mzansi man teaching white technical director amapiano dance, SA laughs: "He's better than me"

In related news, Briefly News reported that, ah, our Rainbow Nation is beautiful! A video of a Mzansi man teaching his white technical director how to groove to amapiano left many people laughing with hearts filled with pride.

Amapiano is a proudly Mzansi genre that has put us on the map for many different reasons. Being able to throw at least one move to the beat should be mandatory for all SA citizens.

TikTok user @coachshakes14 shut down the challenge with a video of him and his white technical director grooving to amapiano. This moment is invaluable in many ways, which is why it has gotten over 386k views.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.