‘Tshwala Bami’ Challenge: Deaf Students Do TikTok Dance, Mzansi in Awe of Pupils

• The latest TikTok dance challenges in South Africa have taken over and students at a school for the death tried their luck
• Online users were fascinated after seeing the video of the students who did their best for the dance trend
• Many people are curious and the creator shared information about how the deaf kids executed the challenge

A TikTok video shows deaf students dancing up a storm. In a video, they tried to do one of the latest TikTok dance challenges.

The video of the schoolkids received over 3,000 likes. Many netizens flooded the comments with questions and compliments for the dancers.

Deaf students nail Tshwala Bami challenge

A TikTok video by @mkaymatla1 shows students at the school for the deaf doing their best for the Tshwala Bami challenge. In the clip, each took turns to execute the moves just right.

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Watch the video:

South Africa amazed by students

Many people wonder how the kids are able to keep the beat if they are deaf. The educator who posted the video said that deafness is on a spectrum and some hear at certain levels, described as hard of hearing.

Don Don asked:

"Educate me. If they are deaf, how do they hear the music they are dancing to? Or are they just moving/ From what I know, they feel the vibrations of the song, but I think in this case they are just dancing?"

Mkay the creator replied:

"Others can still hear sound and those who can’t hear any sound, they can feel the vibrations/beat from the music played. In this video, they were dancing to the same song."

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Sarah-lee Martyn said:

"The boy in the black and white outfit and the one in uniform with the black beanie..."

Mpali was curious:

"Eeeh, question, how do they know 'Tshwala Bami' if they are deaf?"

Mkay the creator answered:

"Deafness does not mean that they don’t hear anything at all. There are varying levels of deafness."

itss_zzo wrote:

"I've been to this school, good people."

Katie applauded:

"They ate."

High schoolers' 'Tshwala Bami' dance hailed as the best

Briefly News previously reported that two high school friends joined the Tshwala Bami dance challenge craze. Their infectious energy and synchronicity make for a performance you don't want to miss.

Their effortless execution of the viral moves captivated people across Mzansi. The duo lit screens up with their infectious energy and facial expressions while slaying the dance.

In hours, the teens' TikTok video on the account @jadey_rsa clocked 867,000 views, stamping their status as viral sensations.

Source: Briefly News