TikTok Curvy Queen Shakes What Her Mama Gave Her, Mzansi Goes Nuts

• A TikTok "hottie" is causing a sensation amongst social media users for her impressive dance moves
• @iyashisaentertainment is a viral TikTokker known for her impressive dance moves and curvy body
• Her latest video of her "badroom dance" received thousands of views and compliments from netizens

Think you know how to dance? If your moves are anything like Mzansi's new viral babe, you might be South Africa's next TikTok sensation.

The "baddie", @iyashisaentertainment, is no stranger to social media hype. With dance moves and a body to match, the TikTokker's videos often rack up thousands of views.

In this particular post, the curvy queen can be seen doing what she call's her "badroom dance" in the caption. Netizens were more than happy to cheer on the dancing goddess. Her comment section was ablaze with compliments.

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Watch the video for yourself here:

The nation loves the dancing queen

South Africa had nothing but praise for the girl's moves.

Briefly News put together some of the best comments:

@user2236075588152 was full of love:

"Looking good baby gal."

@termzanokuwinga wanted to know the extent of her talent:

"When are you releasing the song?"

@osumanissah had to shoot his shot:

"Marry me sweetheart."

@user6466485035608 was amazed

"Please come and dance for me."

@dark_knightzm had nothing but praise:

"As if being beautiful wasn’t enough you just had to be gifted too, okay!!! I see you girl. Next time use my sound ,I love your content."

Man impersonates baddie's exotic hip dance and goes viral on TikTok, netizens say he did it better

Briefly News reported on a man impersonating a woman doing an exotic hip dance. The man copied everything from the women's moves to her outfit, head wrap and skirt.

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No one is sure whether the man was inspired by the original post or was making fun of it. Either way, Mzansi thought the man did a better job than the original dancer.

Let's hope the self-made choreographers on TikTok keep giving us the best they have to offer. One thing is for sure - netizens are here for it.

Source: Briefly News