Mzansi Tiktokker Shares Dance Video Showing That No One in His Family Can Groove, SA Can’t Get Enough

• One guy decided to show TikTok where his questionable dance came from, and it is generational
• TikTok user @_phercy2 got his whole family in on a dance clip to show the lack of groove that exists in his bloodline
• Mzansi people appreciated the man’s transparency and let him know they have mad respect for him

A Mzansi Tiktokker recently got shade for his dance skills or lack thereof, so he decided to show the people where he inherited these slick moves from. Dropping a dance video featuring his whole family left people busting.

They say that it takes a great deal of courage to be able to laugh at one’s self, if that is true, then this man is the definition of courage.

Mzansi TikTok users drops family dance video, showing the generational lack of groove

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TikTok user @_phercy2 decided to show people that it is not only him who can’t dance; it is his entire family! So, he recorded a dance video with them. He also expressed his gratitude and love for his fam, even if they cursed him with whack dance moves.

This family is a whole vibe! Take a look:

The people of Mzansi clap for the vibey family on TikTok

And, ladies and gentlemen, this is how you deal with haters. People loved that the young man owned his dance moves and even brought his whole family down with him, lol. Respect!

Read some of the comments:

@kandally_:

"So, it runs in the family?"

@xolilemwelase:

"So, no one is gonna talk about the mother."

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@naledizulu45:

"May I personally request that the whole family does the Kilimanjaro challenge... I beg."

@katlego_chills:

"The dad is enjoying this more than he should be enjoying."

@lwazy258:

"I can see where you get the moves from."

@preshlious:

"Otswa gore vuthela family ya gago kaofela! You’ve gained a follower."

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In related news, Briefly News reported that not everyone can dance, and that goes for people of colour too. A young man who wasn’t blessed with all the groove spice owned his moves despite shade, and people loved it!

We live in a world driven by societal expectations. So, it is refreshing when you see someone being unapologetically who they are.

TikTok user Kaone Phercy Polelo got shade from someone, claiming his dancing was “embarrassing the black community”. In response, he showcased his moves with pride, making it clear that nothing would stop him from dancing.

Source: Briefly News