TikTok Video Captures Funny Moment Student Was Asked To Dance in Front of Class for Being Late
- A student who was late for class got a hilarious punishment - the lecturer asked him to dance for other students
- The young man chose to do some of the trending and hardest moves, the Mzala challenge
- The online community reacted to the clip, with many finding him funny for his choice of moves
Source: UGC
A latecomer was asked by his lecturer to dance for the whole class before he took a seat to join the lesson.
@andilexkzxkz took to his TikTok account to share the hilarious moment. In the clip, he stands in front of the class while the lecturer is busy with other things.
Out of all dances, the TikTok user chose to do the Mzala dance challenge. This is a dance that has proven to be very tricky for many.
The dance has become popular on TikTok, with netizens partaking in it trying to master it but failing.
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Late student dances for the whole class
Watch the funny TikTok video below:
TikTokkers found the dancing student funny
The video garnered over 200K views, with many online users laughing at the situation and hilariously roasting the student for his stiff moves.
@⊹₊｡ꕤ˚₊⊹ commented:
"I’d go back home."
@boity_52 can relate:
"With us, when you're late, you sing."
@Lindelwa Ndzimandze hilariously asked:
"So I must pay R8,3K for that module and also dance when I come at a time that’s convenient for me as the client?"
@lastborn2.4 doesn't relate:
"At UKZN you arrive late, sign the register & leave early with no punishments or so..."
@Andiswa Nenhlanhla says they wouldn't last:
"I’d quit school."
@thandiey02 said:
"With us, when you’re late, you make a joke and make sure people laugh."
Student kills Amapiano moves
In another story, Briefly News reported about a Wits student who nailed Amapiano moves.
A video shared by @amahle.sana shows one white guy showing off his amapiano moves. The young man wanted people to know he could bust a move when he heard a song by Pabi Cooper. Many people thought the man looked like he'd been practising. South Africans love to dance, and many chose their favourite parts of the video.
Source: Briefly News
