Northern Cape Mlungu Boy performs classic dance moves, says he's inspired by Chris Brown and Michael Jackson

• A young high school boy impressed Mzansi with his smooth dance moves from the past
• The mlungu wiped the floor clean with his rendition of classic dance moves
• South Africans thoroughly complimented him and remarked that he danced better than many in the country
• The talented dancer told Briefly News that dancing is art

A mlungu who slayed powerful moves to Gqom music earned bragging rights on TikTok.

The young high schooler danced so well that the comment section was filled with fire because people were impressed with his dance moves.

Mlungu TikTokker blazes TikTok with classical dance moves

@tythemlungu regularly posts videos of himself dancing to Amapiano, Gqom and deep house music with his friends. He has made a name for himself on TikTok, and this video is one of many which earned netizens' respect.

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In this video, @tythemlungu performs a few classic moves like the sjebha, the glitch and the gwara Gwara, dance moves that blew across the country and even reached international waters.

South African dance has influenced the world since international artists like Rihanna performed the Gwara Gwara, and Beyonce performed the Pantsula dance in her music video for Run the World (Girls). Recently Ciara and Uncle Waffles trended globally when they did the Yahyuppiyah challenge after Uncle Waffles performed at Coachella recently.

Dancer tells Briefly News why he loves dancing

Tyrique Tyers, from Upington in the Northern Cape, told Briefly News that he started dancing at a young age.

"As a kid, my role models were Michael Jackson and Chris Brown, so I practised daily and watched their videos. Growing up, I had a lot of black and coloured friends, and every time they danced, I would copy them. I love dancing because I have complete control over my body when I dance. I exit m mind, and the music enters my body. For me, dancing is art. My favourite dance move in the amapiano industry is the Betha kick. If God has that planned for me in the future, I would love to dance professionally," he said.

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Watch the video here:

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Netizens went wild over the young man's fresh dance moves and stanned him a legend.

SimphiweM said:

"We have a new problem now. Go, boy!"

NellyGirl was impressed.

"The boy can Pantsula."

Lorraine commented:

"Gwara gwara that went to private school."

Desiree Swarts complimented him.

"But let's be honest. This guy can dance better than some of us."

Sbu010 exclaimed:

"No, brother, you're black. Your dance moves are top-class."

Mlungu babe slays pantsula dance in the kasi

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a mlungu woman shocked Mzansi when she expertly danced the Pantsula in the hood's heart.

Netizens were impressed by how fluid her body was and how she didn't miss a beat.

Her movements were seamless, and she executed the whole dance wearing the Converse All-Star associated with Pantsula dancing.

Source: Briefly News