“They’re Trying To Divide Us”: Woman Vibing to Lekompo Music Has Mzansi Hyped

• A viral video shows an Afrikaans woman dancing enthusiastically to Lekompo music at a party with her friends
• In the clip, the woman can be seen singing along to the lyrics before standing up to dance as the beat drops
• South Africans loved seeing the cross-cultural enjoyment of local music, with many commenting on how music brings different people together

A heartwarming video showing an Afrikaans woman vibing to Lekompo music has gone viral on social media, bringing smiles to South Africans across the country. Content creator @dezemba_sa, known for posting uniquely South African content, shared the joyful clip at the beginning of April that captures a beautiful moment of cultural appreciation in the Western Cape.

The video shows a group of friends at what appears to be a party, all dressed in white and enjoying themselves. As Lekompo music plays in the background, the Afrikaans woman can be seen lip-syncing to the lyrics and grooving along to the beat while dancing in her seat, clearly enjoying herself.

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At one point, someone asks her for a drink, and she briefly pauses to lean forward and get it for them. But when the song reaches her favourite part, she stands up and breaks into a full dance, prompting cheers from her friends as onlookers turn to watch her impressive moves.

Watch the Instagram clip here.

South African music crossing boundaries

The popularity of this video shows how South African music is breaking down cultural barriers, with people from all backgrounds embracing local sounds. South African music genres like amapiano, gqom, and Lekompo have gained not just local but global recognition in recent years.

These uniquely South African beats are resonating with varying audiences both at home and abroad. Musicians internationally are taking notice of the country's sound, with many collaborating with South African artists or incorporating elements of South African music into their work.

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The growing popularity of South African music has become a source of national pride and a powerful tool for cultural exchange. As this video shows, music has the ability to bring people together regardless of their backgrounds, creating moments of shared joy and celebration.

South Africans loved the unity

Social media users couldn't get enough of the cross-cultural moment:

@veronavvooren joked:

"Someone please tag Donald Trump ❤️😂 Si Happy eSouthA."

@kyleeeeynab asked:

"What is the name of the song they're enjoying, anyone? ❤️"

@thulie245 admitted:

"I don't know how many times I've watched this 😍"

@greene_pod pointed out:

"I don't know why they're trying to divide us 😂😂 We are happy nje together 😂😂"

@lethabo_mkg praised:

"I love how the ladies are having fun and hyping her 🔥🔥🤌🏽"

More party-related stories

• A video of a man's car getting repossessed at a groove left many people on the internet with mixed reactions, with the TikTok clip gaining massive traction.
• Briefly News also reported on a young lady who shared a video of herself refusing to leave a groove at midnight despite her exhausted friends being ready to go home.
• A clip showing bottle girls being ignored by men at a Mzansi nightclub left many people cracking up online as the ladies put on a grand show only to be completely overlooked.

Source: Briefly News