“Footwork Is on Point”: Afrikaner Shows Off His Killer Dance Moves, SA Entertained

“Footwork Is on Point”: Afrikaner Shows Off His Killer Dance Moves, SA Entertained

  • An Afrikaans man went viral for his impressive footwork and energy while entertaining the people he was with at a local camping site
  • The viral clip was shared on TikTok on January 7, 2026, where it quickly gained massive views from an online audience that loved his confidence
  • Social media users were entertained and praised the talented dancer for his skill, crowning him a champion of the dance floor

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The dancer received cheers from fellow campers as he showcased his impressive footwork and breakdance moves
A farmer was filmed performing a high-energy dance routine that mixed Amapiano and old school styles on a camping site. Image: @drihan.crous
Source: TikTok

An Afrikaans-speaking man captured the attention of thousands after showcasing his rhythmic talent at a South African camping site, grooving to an Amapiano sound.

The entertaining video was shared on TikTok by @drihan.crous, where it garnered 173K views along with nearly 300 comments from viewers who praised him.

The video begins with an Afrikaans man entertaining himself and the people he was with by mixing viral Amapiano moves, Gwaragwara, breakdance, and a bit of old school kwaito moves, such as Manyisa. He moved gracefully with high energy as he took over the floor and drew the attention of his guests.

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Entertainer wows campers with Amapiano and breakdance fusion

The man displayed impressive footwork while maintaining a high level of enthusiasm throughout the energetic dance routine. His ability to blend different dance styles seamlessly allowed him to command the floor while fellow campers watched in awe. They cheered for TikTok user@drihan.crous during the performance, with one gentleman noting that he was doing a breakdance, a dance move that was popular in the 80s and the 90s. The display served as proof to those watching that dancing comes easily to South Africans regardless of the setting.

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Others expressed the desire to join the dncer's camping group to experience the entertainment in person
Many viewers praised the man's rhythm and footwork balance, calling him a proud South African product. Image: @drihan.crous
Source: UGC

SA loves the dancing man

The clip amassed massive views from an online community that was thoroughly entertained by the show off, and shared many positive remarks about the man's skill. Many viewers said they enjoyed watching him and officially crowned him a dance champion. Some users noted how good his footwork was and expressed a wish to have the same level of coordination. One viewer shared a wish to camp next to him at the end of the year just to watch the entertainment live.

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User @#@Riana♡Graciana♡Rishaan♡ said:

"Foot work is on point👌💯."

User @koeksdryf joked:

"He waited his whole life for this moment 😭."

User @Siya Poza🇿🇦 said:

"Hey Tiekie, waar kom jy van (where are you from?). Mzantsi is a scary but loving country 🥰."

User @Mercia Schreuder commented:

"Bly altyd die vrolike positiewe mens wat jy is (Always stay the cheerful, positive person you are). Ek geniet jou videos (I enjoy your videos)."

User @Jesus is Lord and Saviour🇿🇦 joked:

"Where else are you going to find John Deere guys like this 😂? Only in SA baba😂."

User @Mirari said:

"Ek wil einde van die jaar langs julle kom kamp (I want to come camp next to you at the end of the year)!"

Watch the TikTok video below:

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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