“Effortless Dancing”: Vibrant Local School Learners’ Moves Entertain Mzansi

• An Instagram user shared a video on his account of a group of schoolchildren busting moves to a local track
• While some shone as individuals, others took to the makeshift dance floor in pairs and wowed their peers
• Many members of the online community headed to the post's comment section to share how much they enjoyed the kids' dance moves

South Africa is a nation home to many talented folks, where individuals of all ages continue to showcase their incredible skills. Recently, a group of schoolchildren captured the spotlight with their funky dance moves, wowing the online audience with their energy and rhythm.

Busting moves at school

Instagram user @miickey_boy took to his account to upload a video of learners giving it their all while dancing to the song UNGIKHUMBULE NAMI by Chaos XXVII and Pro Tee featuring Pretty Masompisi.

While some students danced alone, there was also a pair of girls who thrilled their peers with their synchronised choreography.

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The name of the school wasn't shared in the post, but what definitely came through was the children's undeniable talent and creativity.

Watch the Instagram reel below:

Mzansi loves the dancing kids

Several members of the online community expressed how much the dancing impressed them, with some app users pointing out who their favourites in the video were.

@sasa_kunene wondered in the comment section:

"What school is this? Is dancing part of the admission criteria?

Without specifying who they were talking about, @thabelo shared:

"That little girl is a natural. You can’t teach that."

@_authentic_sam wrote with a laugh:

"Is this school hiring teachers? This is where I belong."

An impressed @motsoenengteboho added in the post's comment section:

"Our DNA needs to be studied thoroughly. There is something unknown in South Africans' blood."

@being_grayintuition told the online community:

"The first one is a natural leader. When others dance, he joins and hypes them up. Just an observation. I'm taking nothing away from these talented youths."

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@gtz_designz noted to the public:

"It's the effortless dancing of South Africans. That's the sauce."

@semi_kazim shared with app users:

"Man, I hope big businesses actually do something for these kids. Talent e baie mo!"

@hey.call.me.swe.li stated their opinion for app users to see:

"The amazing part is that most South African kids who can dance like this are self-taught and have never taken a dance class. Actually, that may be true with most South African dancers. Nobody has the money to pay for dance classes."

3 Other stories about kids dancing

• In another article, Briefly News reported about a little energetic South African boy wowing people with his moves to Kendrick Lamar's award-winning song Not Like Us.
• Mzansi online users swooned over preschool learners who busted moves to Mango Groove's iconic track Special Star.
• A group of children from Soweto wowed the internet with their impressive dance moves which they performed in the street.

Source: Briefly News