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Woman in STEM Stuns with Amapiano Dance at Gathering in TikToK Video

Published 12 Feb 2026 at 12:22 PM

by Rutendo Masasi

3 min read

iThe TikTok video of a woman @buccadi dancing up a storm became a viral hit
The lady was at a gathering of women in a male-dominated field, and she stole the spotlight
Colleagues of the woman in STEM were gathered and cheering her on as she slayed on the dance floor

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A woman wanted to show people that she is a ball of fun. She let loose as event as a professional woman.

Woman in mining slays amapiano moves in TikTok video — A Woman in mining slayed amapiano dance moves with her colleagues watching. Image: @buccadi
Source: TikTok

The hardworking lady showed people that she has time for fun. The woman posted the clip of her dancing talent on 4 February 2026.

On TikTok @buccadi posted a video of a woman dancing to amapiano. The video was captioned as showing her as a woman in mining, but for the moment, she was just a lady having fun. The lady received lots of applause from her co-workers who were watching her dance. She nailed some trendy amapiano moves that had the crowd going wild. Watch the video below:

South Africa applauds dancing woman in mining

Many people thought that the woman was an amazing amapiano dancer and must be well paid to be in such a good mood. People raved about the woman in a male-dominated field who was having some well-deserved fun. Read people's comments below:

People enjoyed the woman in mining have fun — People applauded the woman in mining having fun. Image: Freepik
Source: UGC

@lee was amused by the dancing professional:

"Yebo yebo 🤣😂🥰👌me dancing like this in my head, knowing very well I can’t dance."

Leshidi🤍🌻 joked about the woman's dancing skills:

"So we dance ka interview? Because I can start practising nna, I don’t have qualifications, but I am willing to learn 😭✨ I love this for you sweetie ♥️"

Sade joked about the woman's jovial mood:

"My employer doesn’t pay me enough, ama happy employees uyawabona nje."

Bhuti Menwe thought the woman could become a dancer:

"Most of the time, 9-5 is just for the money mara…you should go into choreography part time 👌"

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