Fourways Farmers' Market Turns Into Groove, Crowd Breaks Out Into Hamba Wena Dance Challenge, Man Complains

Fourways Farmers' Market Turns Into Groove, Crowd Breaks Out Into Hamba Wena Dance Challenge, Man Complains

  • The Fourways Farmers' Market is no longer just for families; apparently, it is a vibe where people groove too
  • Twitter user @IvanBreytenbach was angered by a clip of a large group doing the viral Hamba Wena dance challenge at the market
  • Seeing the man’s complaint had some agreeing with him, but the majority letting him know there’s another side to the market

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While some people are in awe when an entire crowd breaks out into a viral dance, and some are just not. One man was unhappy when a large group of people started doing the Hamba Wena dance challenge at the Fourways Farmers' Market.

Twitter user @IvanBreytenbach and people dancing at the market
Twitter user @IvanBreytenbach is not okay with the grooves that have inhibited the Fourways Farmers' Market. Image: Twitter / @IvanBreytenbach
Source: Twitter

The Fourways Farmers' Market has become a hot spot for youth who have decided to turn it into a place to turn up, and this has angered families who went there for a peaceful day out.

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Twitter user @IvanBreytenbach shared a clip of a large group doing the viral Hamba Wena dance challenge at the Fourways Farmers' Market. She feels there needs to be more control as his “quiet chill spots to have some brunch” has been disturbed.

“Yeah gatekeeping is necessary. Let's get a WhatsApp group for all the people who want to go to quiet chill spots to have some brunch.”

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The people of Mzansi share their thoughts on the matter

While a rare few were right there with the man, most claimed that there are two sides to the market – one for the groove and one for families. The owners did it like this so everyone could enjoy the market.

Take a look at some of the comments:

@enovaloyi said:

“The owner is happy, watched a clip where he was thanking them and going on about how they were trending, and how he's gonna improve things for them, so if the owner is happy, ain’t nothing anyone can do.”

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@CallmeNthabi said:

“It's a five minute drive from my place. I stopped going.”

@halick_moosa said:

“The owners allowed for this, the owners want this, the owners catered for this. Send your hate in their direction.”

@paleramzz said:

“I second this ”

@MazSips said:

“This ain’t it guy. There are two sections to the Farmers market and if you actually went there you would know this? Stop with the fake outrage for likes my guy, go and touch some grass.”

@Terrypedia said:

“But there are two sides, the chilled side and the groove side. Stop spreading fake news.”

Video of lady busting some vibey moves at a local farmers' market divides SA: Family outing turned into groove

In related news, Briefly News reported that it seems like those who party for a ‘living’ are trying to turn everything up. A video showing a woman busting some not-family-safe moves at a farmers market has a lot of people hanging their heads in shame.

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Gone are the days when public humiliation was a thing. Nowadays, people will do whatever they want, wherever they want and have zero care while doing it.

Twitter user @AvelaMAwisa shared a clip showing a beautiful woman who got the crowd's attention at a local farmers market when she decided to bust some spicy moves. Guuuurl, maybe you took the wrong turn, that ain’t the groove.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.