Agile Sangoma Busts Serious Rhythmic Dance Moves in Viral Video
- Twitter users cannot get enough a viral video clip of a sangoma busting moves in a crowded nightclub
- In the 30-second clip the sangoma who is decked out in traditional healers attire bust serious moves in front of a crowd
- South Africans have been left confused by the healer's actions and questioned whether he has gotten permission from the ancestors
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Twitter users could not help laughing out loud at a viral TikTok video of a Sangoma dancing frantically.
In the video, the sangoma is seen dancing in a club dressed in his full traditional healer attire accompanied by funky sunglasses.
His dance moves become more rhythmic as the video progresses and eventually a crowd encircle him and enthusiastically cheer him on.
@NguboMvelase shared the 30-second video to Twitter and Mzansi has reacted humorously to it with the caption:
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“Wadlal'umakhosi.”
Twitter users could not believe their eyes when they saw the sangoma do his alleged spiritual dance.
@StillFrAsh reacted to the video:
“We live in interesting times.”
@DipuoGee added:
“Metlha efetogile, isase indelendlela.”
@nana1_khanyi said:
“Yebo yebo Makhosi vumani bo on the dance floor.”
@LungileMaps added:
"Is someone shouting “Makhoooosi”
“So many questions”: Lady’s crazy dance moves leaves many jaws dropped
In a previous article, Briefly News wrote about the most amusing, most bizarre, and most interesting things on South African social media users' pages.
The latest bit of bizarre entertainment comes in the form of a woman doing the craziest dance styles.
While the woman probably felt like she was doing all the right moves because of the big crowd surrounding her with cameras - this was certainly not the case.
Many people wanted to get a closer look at her hopping on the floor and randomly shouting at the sky.
This woman has left many with questions. Locals are as confused as ever "I have so many questions about this this happened kwa-Max eMlazi."
Source: Briefly News