“God Took His Time Making Women”: Stunners Showing Go-To Dance Moves Impress the Internet

“God Took His Time Making Women”: Stunners Showing Go-To Dance Moves Impress the Internet

  • Content creator Luyanda Nyembe showcased women's go-to dance moves in a vibrant Instagram reel
  • The video highlighted some trending dance moves from popular TikTok challenges and various South African songs
  • Several members of the online community praised the dancers' beauty while inquiring about the featured songs
Women showed their go-to-dance moves.
A group of stunners showed their go-to dance moves. Images: @luyanda.nyembe_.
Source: Instagram

Content creator Luyanda Nyembe interviewed a few gorgeous gals to find out their go-to dance moves. While the video was mainly about the dancing, many people online couldn't help but steer the conversation away from the choreography and in the direction of the women's beauty.

Taking to his account on 30 March 2026, Luyanda, along with 103 Girls, a platform "celebrating women, music, and empowerment through female events that bring the vibes," got to see the women confidently show the moves they loved. The content creator and online viewers saw choreography to various songs, including:

  • Mabalabala: Officixl RSA, Benzoo, and Sizwe Alakine, featuring Bob Mabena, Mellow & Sleazy, and Mid9t
  • Mark Zuckerberg (used for the 'zep' dance): Mulest Vankay, Pcee, and Scotts Maphuma
  • Mopepe: Bukzin Keyz, Benzoo, and Tango Supreme
  • Mgbambe Duze: Maero, Boohle, and Lastborn, featuring MFR Souls, and DJ Maphorisa
  • Hang with the Babies: Dietmar Vonuan Ledebur
  • Thunderstorm: Mellow & Sleazy, Benzoo, Lowbass Djy, and Al Xapo, featuring Sizwe Alakine, Matute Boy, and 1F4OUR1

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Take a look at the Instagram reel here.

Women showed their go-to dance moves.
Some of the women's go-to dance moves came from viral TikTok dance challenges. Images: @luyanda.nyembe_.
Source: Instagram

Women's dance moves impress social media users

Several members of the online community headed to the comment section after seeing the go-to dance moves on their screens, with many people commenting on the women's beauty.

@tino.tapiwa complimented the ladies and wrote:

"God took his time making women."

Interested in the music, @sehloyd_music said to the public:

"Someone drop the song list."

@tonecapone81slap had a similar thought and said:

"I wish I could get a list of the songs they had mentioned."

@princeskelletofficial shared in the comment section:

"Yeah, I need to leave the USA and go to South Africa. The women there are bad and can dance."

@tanisha_galli_ told the online community:

"Every single one is a baddie! Sheesh."

After watching the viral video, @mwanawarose06 remarked:

"Their excitement to show off is so cute."

Referring to one of the women, @sir_kelvin_g added under the post:

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"It's always those who say they can’t dance that dance the best."

4 Other stories about people dancing

  • In another article, Briefly News reported that a school dance performance captured many people's attention as they praised the energy, coordination, and natural talent displayed by the young dancers.
  • Athlete and media personality Andile Mpisane recorded himself dancing and singing along to a song. His performance led many social media users to express admiration for his infectious energy.
  • Last year, singing sensation MaWhoo's provocative dance moves got South Africans talking and likening her to American rapper and businesswoman Cardi B.
  • An Afrikaner man became a viral sensation when he used artificial intelligence to make himself dance, entertaining several people on the internet.

Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za