Barefoot UKZN Graduate Goes Viral With Epic Amapiano 'Vala Umkhukhu' Celebration on Stage
- A University of KwaZulu-Natal graduate's celebratory dance on stage went viral on TikTok
- The video shows the woman barefoot in her gown, performing the popular Vala Umkhukhu dance before receiving her degree
- The video resonated with viewers, who found it both entertaining and a unique way to celebrate her accomplishment
Source: TikTok
A University of KwaZulu-Natal graduate went viral on TikTok for her amapiano dance on stage.
A video shared by the university shows the barefoot young woman walking on the graduation stage in a beautiful black dress and graduation attire before breaking into the epic Vala Umkhukhu dance challenge before the university dignitaries.
The woman excitedly does the trendy dance moves before composing herself and making her way to the Dean to get conferred with her degree.
"Vala umkhukhu one way! ," the post was captioned.
PAY ATTENTION: Briefly News is now on YouTube! Check out our interviews on Briefly TV Life now!
Watch the epic video below:
SA shows dancing graduate love
The entertaining video garnered many views and positive comments from netizens.
lulutita0 said:
"Bengith uzoshaya ingoma hence ekhumule izcathulo (I thought she was going to sing a traditional song, hence the shoes off)."
❤️Yummy Mommy❤️ said:
"Valaaaa. Congratulations stranger."
Lindokuhle replied:
"This is going to be me, I can just tell nje I won’t be able to do catwalk with the excitement Congratulations ."
Hillcrest hillgate Salon replied:
"Ngaze ngayithanda ke le valaaaaaa ngomyezane wakho girl usebenzile congratulations ."
Thobza T Gal asked:
"Inyawo ? Ziphi icathulo? (Barefoot? Where are the shoes?)."
Stunning UKZN graduate entertains Mzansi with amapiano dance
In another story, Briefly News reported that University of KwaZulu-Natal graduation ceremonies are known to pass the vibe check.
The university's Facebook page shared a trending video that beautifully captured this: it showed a young woman dancing to the hit song Tshwala Bami.
In the clip, the woman is seen looking beautiful in her graduation attire as she dances to the amapiano song with much excitement before hurrying to the Dean to be conferred with her hard-earned degree.
PAY ATTENTION: Follow Briefly News on Twitter and never miss the hottest topics! Find us at @brieflyza!
Source: Briefly News
