SA’s Madea Gives Viral ‘Bacardi’ Challenge Whole New Spin in a Towel, Mzansi Asks For Dancing Tips

• South Africa's Madea has once again shown the internet whose boss, this time with his take on the Bacardi dance challenge
• Dressed in nothing but a towel, @general_kels_ showed us all what girls in the club look like when they attempt the challenge
• Once again, South Africans could not get enough - everything from his skill to his impersonations is enough to have Mzansi rolling with laughter

A cosplaying "baddie" in a towel might be the winner of the viral 'Bacardi' dance challenge. The dance taking the internet by storm got a new competitor when @general_kels_ took the wheel.

The TikTokker, known for his excellent female impersonation, gave us a rendition of the dance, and Mzansi was dancing along.

It's hard not to love the online comedian, whether he is impersonating our moms or club girls, South Africa finds him hilarious.

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SA's Madea has 'Bacardi' Challenge in chokehold

@general_kels_'s take on the famous dance challenge solidifies his status as he perfectly impersonates what he calls Bacardi girls in the club.

Watch the video here:

Mzansi is here for dancing Madea:

People can't get enough of the TikTokker.

Briefly News put together the best reactions:

@buizethembiso wanted a free lesson:

"Chomieee please teach me to dance like this."

@itsliyahlouw16 loved the moves:

"It's that first move with the leg for me."

@itts_her loved the look:

"Is that suppose to be a cleavage."

@tlttsengiwe1988 is in love:

"I love you please."

Beautiful woman in short leather pants performs lit Bacardi dance, Mzansi glued to viral TikTok video

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The beauty from Nigeria took part in the trending dance popular in South Africa. The internet had nothing but praise for her, and it's easy to see why.

Her TikTok video was an online success, with almost a million views just three days after it was posted. Mzansi is very happy that this dance is not going anywhere.

Source: Briefly News