Talented Male Groover Does ‘Flying Vosho’, Leaves Mzansi Peeps in the Dust: “We Are Still Learning Mnike”

Talented Male Groover Does ‘Flying Vosho’, Leaves Mzansi Peeps in the Dust: “We Are Still Learning Mnike”

  • This man took the spicy vosho to another level when he introduced Mzansi to “the flying vosho”
  • TikTok user @joden.williams_ showed off his flexibility in a dance clip that has sent him viral
  • Some people were not ready for this as they can hardly get to grips with the basic viral dance challenges, let alone this

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The vosho is a hard enough dance move to perfect in its standard form, and now this man has taken it a step further. The flying vosho is definitely not something you’ll be seeing at the groove, as it takes a special kind of flexibility to perform.

Man doing a=the flying vosho on TikTok
TikTok user @joden.williams_ showed off his flexibility in a dance clip that has sent him viral. (Image: TikTok user @joden.williams_)
Source: TikTok

Dance videos are what keep social media going. People love to watch others put themselves out there, and this man went the extra mile, giving people a real show.

Mzansi man does the ‘flying vosho’ in an impressive TikTok dance video

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TikTok user @joden.williams_ shared a video of himself performing a dance move that he has dubbed “the flying vosho.”

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The video shows him literally flying into the room and dropping right down into one of the most impressive vosho you have ever seen. This man has skills!

Take a look at this insane flexibility:

The spicy move had people silenced in the comment section

People were blown away by the man’s skills. Some told him to calm down as they still have not figured out previous trending dance moves, lol.

Read some of the mixed comments:

BIG VEEM cried:

“We are still learning Mnike ”

s.ugarcoated5 fears:

“People are gonna kick our faces at groove yazi”

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Ms. Hlatshwayo had jokes:

“That’s how I’m flying back into his life”

Zee Mathonsi was not ready:

“You guys are doing too much I’m still learning the gwaragwara.”

zanele agenda nxamagele cringed:

“My knees could never I’d never get back up.”

Flying vosho king tells us how he managed to pulls this off

Briefly News got in contact with the man himself to find out how he managed to pull this move. Turns out, he is an experienced dancer who got this on the first go!

"I am a dancer, and the reason why I am this flexible is because I attended ballet classes from Grade 1 to Grade 7 in primary school. We had class every Tuesday and Thursday.
"How did I come up with this move? So I'm always crazy, energetic and want to try out new dance moves. So I had this concept in my head (2021) and really wanted to execute it, so I've been trying to get the execution right in my head before actually trying to attempt to do it.

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"I got it on my first attempt."

Energetic dance moves of confident woman in TikTok video trend, leaving Mzansi impressed by her flexibility

In related news, Briefly News reported that a young woman uploaded a video of her dancing on TikTok, and her energy levels made her trend.

TikTok user @kamowamabbw has been trending on TikTok after she uploaded a video of her dancing showcasing her ability to kick high up in the air. She trended for her ability to own her performance and exude self-assurance, which left a lasting impression on all who witnessed her dance.

Beyond the skilful execution of her dance routine, her confidence truly stole the show. This woman is proof of that as she fearlessly embraces her individuality, breaking barriers and defying expectations.

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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.