“I wish I could dance like that”: Schoolgirl’s dance moves impress Mzansi

• Some of us have to learn certain gifts while others have greatness thrust upon them, as one TikTokker showed
• Schoolgirl @leboganggggg left us with mouths open when she showed just how talented she is on the dance floor
• Dressed in her school uniform, her moves were so good she had us all begging for lessons

Movey come easy to TikTokker @leboganggggg. The proof is in the pudding, as this is not the first time the young girl has been praised on social media for her amazing dance skills.

Mzansi couldn't; look away as she busted her moves. Her flow was effortless, and her moves looked choreographed. It's clear we have a natural talent on our hands.

'Bacardi' dancer is schooling all of us

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In her bio, the young lady describes herself as a 'Bacardi' dancer, but multiple dance styles define her.

Some people in her comments proudly proclaimed the young dancer 'won', and she does that with any trend she may participate in.

Watch the video here:

Mzansi wants more lessons from the schoolgirl

We all want to be taught how to move our bodies. Mzansi has not yet had their fill of her.

Briefly News compiled the best comments:

@user8127410582428 was rooting for both her career:

"Such a good dancer. Don't forget to focus on your studies."

@missnakwa was amazed:

"So decent and beautiful to watch! ❤️✨️"

@user5572334813844 wished it was him:

"I wish I could dance like that."

@preciouschoto wanted lessons:

"Please teach me."

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It's no secret that South Africans can dance. The internet is full of our people killing it time and time again on the dance floor, or in one case, the petrol station.

Briefly News wrote about an influencer who let her light shine at her local petrol station. She filmed a video of herself breaking it down, and Mzansi went nuts.

Whether it's the energy or the moves, SA can't get enough of the dance videos. It reminds us all of what we love about our country.

Source: Briefly News