“It’s a Vibe”: 2 Gents Get Out of a Taxi and Show Off Fire Dance Moves in Traffic, SA Entertained

“It’s a Vibe”: 2 Gents Get Out of a Taxi and Show Off Fire Dance Moves in Traffic, SA Entertained

  • Two gents turned a taxi ride into a dance floor, pulling off perfectly synchronised moves in the middle of traffic
  • The clip, shared on Facebook, was taken by a person driving behind the taxi, capturing a perfect view of the men
  • Mzansi could not get enough of the smooth moves, with many praising their talent and loving the lighthearted moment
  • Briefly News spoke with Nduna, a local taxi driver about traffic passengers' different behaviours

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Facebook users were in stitches after seeing carefree guys who made the most of traffic moment
Two guys got off a taxi and showed off their well-coordinated dance choreography in heavy traffic. Image: Diana Murida Tshisikule
Source: Facebook

Traffic is usually a nightmare, but sometimes, it comes with unexpected entertainment. A video of two guys turning the street into their stage stole many Mzansi hearts. Their perfectly in-sync dance routine had people glued to their screens.

The duo's video was captured by a person driving behind the taxi and shared by a lady under her Facebook handle Diana Murida Tshisikule, attracting many compliments from online users who shared they did not expect to see such creativity in heavy traffic.

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Taxi traffic turns into a dance floor

In the clip, the pair hop out of a taxi, showing off their slick choreography as the vehicle inched through traffic. The synchronisation is top-tier, making it look like a planned performance rather than a spur-of-the-moment jam session.

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The person behind them captured the whole choreography, and Mzansi couldn't stop watching. The way they moved with ease, even while keeping up with the taxi, had everyone impressed. Their spontaneous act had the timeline vibing, with many loving the energy and the spirit of Mzansi streets.

Watch the Facebook video below:

Transporting passengers in heavy traffic

We at Briefly News had the pleasure of speaking with Nduna a local short-distance driver about carrying passengers in heavy, slow traffic. We asked him how likely is it for a site like the dancing duo to happen during a taxi drive. He responded:

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"It depends on the ages of the passengers. Most people coming from work are tired and just want to relax or get home. But if it's a taxi full of young people, especially with young drivers, there's more chance of fun moments like that happening. The vibe tends to be more energetic in those cases."

The team asked him how a normal day commuting in traffic was. Nduna shared:

"A normal day in traffic is usually filled with a mix of frustration and patience. Commuters are focused on getting to their destination, others are upset because of fallouts with their bosses or colleagues, so there's often tension and a quiet atmosphere.
Drivers and passengers alike try to make it through the traffic delays as calmly as possible, regardless of how they might be feeling."

Nduna was asked how do other commuters handle overly excited assengers. He said:

"Overly excited passengers can bring different reactions. Some commuters find it entertaining and even join in the fun, while others prefer to ignore the energy and focus on getting home in peace. It really depends on the mood of the people in the taxi that day."

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SA loves the guys' epic moves

Social media users could not get enough of the feel-good moment. Many praised the duo for their smooth moves, saying they made traffic jams way more bearable. Others gave props to the lady who shared the video, saying she captured pure gold.

Some people felt the video was a classic example of why South Africa was unmatched when it came to vibes and good times. A few even joked, saying they'd enjoy traffic every day if they were to watch the duo.

Social media users enjoyed watching two guys dancing and thanked the woman who posted them
A lady shared a video that left many internet users proud to be South African. Image: Diana Murida Tshisikule
Source: Facebook

User @Sanele Saneliswa said:

"Ne traffic siyayi enjoy (we even enjoy traffic) without stress."

User @Sislo Kganare shared:

"Yoh the guy wa light t-shirt your side moonwalk 🔥👟👟 there is never a dull moment in South Africa 😂😂"

User @Lerato Moloi shared:

"It's a vibe."

User @Nokubonga Sibiya commented:

"When life gives you lemons. Make lemonade and enjoy."

User @Sindi Mokoena Masiteng shared:

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"I wouldn't mind watching such, while m stuck on traffick I love Mzansi."

User @Wongile Menziwa said:

"Enjoy your lives boys 💥💥"

3 Other Briefly News articles about taxis

  • A local lady held a taxi door placed in the passenger seat after it broke while the driver continued riding in a doorless taxi.
  • A kind-hearted taxi driver invited a woman he met in traffic to his township Dunoon and promised her she'd be safe with him around.
  • A young lady showed off her soft life provided by her taxi driver and shared how happy she was that she gave him a chance.

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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