“They Embrace the Culture”: Afrikaners Dance and Vibe in Kasi, SA Reacts

“They Embrace the Culture”: Afrikaners Dance and Vibe in Kasi, SA Reacts

  • A group of Afrikaners were captured in a video enjoying their best life in the Kasi, and Mzansi loved it
  • The folks also vibed to the music as they showcased their impressive dance moves in a video
  • The clip sparked laughter and amusement among Mzansi netizens as they flocked to the comments

A group of Afrikaners recently left Mzansi, delighted after a video surfaced showing them fully immersed in a Kasi experience and loving every moment of it.

Afrikaners danced and vibed along to music in a Kasi in a video.
A video captured Afrikaners enjoying the music and dancing in a Kasi. Image: we_love_cabs
Source: Instagram

Afrikaners' vibey kasi experience

The heartwarming clip, shared on social media by we_love_cabs, captured the vibrant energy of cultural exchange, proving once again that unity in diversity can be joyful and uplifting.

The video shows a group of white South Africans dancing, laughing, and vibing to local music at a lively Kasi event. They seemed completely at ease as they embraced the local rhythm, joined community members in dance, and enjoyed traditional township fun. The authenticity of their enjoyment was evident, and it didn’t take long for the video to go viral.

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Mzansi peeps were thoroughly entertained by the scene, with many flooding the comments section with praise.

The Afrikaners’ impressive dance moves and willingness to immerse themselves in the kasi culture stood out, showcasing the beauty of the rainbow nation. It wasn’t just about the dancing, it was a symbol of shared identity and mutual respect.

In a country still healing from its divided past, moments like these offer a refreshing reminder of what’s possible when people come together with open hearts. The vibe was infectious, and Mzansi made it clear that they loved seeing such genuine togetherness.

Take a look at the wholesome video.

SA in awe of the sweet moment

The online community took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the Afrikaners’ vibey kasi experience, saying:

Andile_mbns said:

"F*** what Elon says, honestly, we're fine on this side."

Bayanda.cebisa expressed:

"Such videos give Donald Trump anxiety."

Beka__shezi was amused:

"Honestly, South Africa needs to be studied."

I.am_thato shared:

"Trump: "Horrible things are happening in South Africa, they are forcing white people to listen to their songs and dance, some have been turned into taxi drivers."

Babyyy_minajjjj cracked a joke, saying:

"Dancing with all due respect."

khensiiwe_m commented:

"Tata Madiba? We see what you fought for."

DJ_chiccosa replied:

"Trump will say we forced him to dance."

Thebiggest_homie commented:

"These are the white people we love. They embrace the culture, these are real Afrikaaners, not Boers."

Tshego_tps_888 shared:

"Trump was elected as President of the United States, but for some reason, he thinks the entire world elected him to be President of the world."
A video captured Afrikaners enjoying the music and dancing in a Kasi.
Afrikaners danced and vibed along to music in a Kasi in a video. Image: we_love_cabs
Source: Instagram

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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