2023 TikTokamapiano Dance Trends Busted by Polish Woman Leaves Mzansi People Overflowing With Pride

2023 TikTokamapiano Dance Trends Busted by Polish Woman Leaves Mzansi People Overflowing With Pride

  • TikTok video pays homage to Mzansi's Amapiano dance trends from January to August
  • A Polish dancer, @asagoodman, skillfully replicates the viral dance moves of amapiano that have gone viral in 2023
  • Her dedication and accuracy in nailing the trends earn praise and respect from Mzansi people

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In a captivating TikTok video that traces the evolution of Mzansi's Amapiano dance trends from January to August, a Polish dancer has taken the internet by storm. The video, posted by user @asagoodman, showcases her impressive mastery of the dance moves that have gone viral in 2023, earning admiration and pride from South Africans.

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A Polish dancer skillfully replicates the viral dance moves of amapiano that have gone viral in 2023. Image: TikTok / @asagoodman
Source: TikTok

Amapiano has taken the globe by storm, and the power of the genre continues to keep people all over grooving.

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Polish woman dances amapiano 2023 trends

The TikTok video is a delightful journey through time, starting with the Amapiano dance trends that gained popularity in January and progressing through to the latest moves in August. It's a testament to the global reach and impact of Mzansi's Amapiano culture, as well as the dedication and talent of dancers like @asagoodman.

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Throughout the video, the Polish dancer seamlessly transitions from one iconic dance move to another. Her precision and attention to detail in replicating the choreography are nothing short of impressive.

It's clear that she has invested time and effort in mastering the nuances of each trend, making her performance an authentic tribute to Mzansi's dance culture.

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Take a look:

Mzansi claps for the international love

South African people flocked to the comment section to show the Polish woman love. Her dance moves are impressive.

Read some comments below:

@DanceMzansiQueen loved it:

"This is incredible! @asagoodman, you've got Mzansi's rhythm in your soul!"

@RSAMegz said:

"Amapiano is more than just music; it's a movement, and you've captured it beautifully!"

@TikTok99:

"I can't believe how well she nailed these moves. Total respect!"

@GoliphaZ said:

"This video proves that dance transcends borders and brings us all together!"

@$oobie:

"You've made us proud, @asagoodman! Amapiano is spreading its wings."

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In related news, Briefly News reported that a Polish woman joined many others in the famous amapiano dance trend. The lady made a dance video to a sound that took TikTok by storm. However, only some were convinced she nailed it.

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TikTok user @oliwiaratyska uploaded the video showing her skills and how she embraced the genre by creating her signature moves that captivated social media users.

While some netizens have praised her creativity and skill, others have criticised her for being unable to make the moves seamlessly.

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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.