Pretty Lady Dances And Whines Waist Gently, Boy Watches From Window, Loses Focus

Pretty Lady Dances And Whines Waist Gently, Boy Watches From Window, Loses Focus

  • A boy serving as a labourer could not keep his eyes off a curvy lady dancing in a compound next to his workplace
  • The beautiful Nigerian lady rolled her waist as the labourer sat at a window and focused all his attention on the performance
  • Social media users found the boy's distracted look quite funny as they hoped he would not fall off from where he was

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A beautiful Nigerian lady stirred reactions after she danced in her compound while wearing a crop top and camo shorts.

As the lady (@ewa_daraa) danced and whined her waist, a boy in an uncompleted house near the compound sat on a window and looked at her.

Lady danced with grace/Boy stopped work and watched
The boy gave the dancing lady his full attention. Photo source: @ewa_daraa
Source: UGC

Lady dances in boy's presence

He gave the lady's performance rapt attention. His cement-stained face in a TikTok video shows he must be one of the labourers working on the building.

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Many people who watched the lady dancing said she had better not let the boy lose focus and fall out the window.

Watch the video below:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions below:

Kay_Rankingg said:

"If you let innocent boy fall down you go explain."

michaelfrosh37# said:

"Na for free the guy day watch you."

kummy said:

"Boy left home to feed home, now yansh lead his heart."

IamDave said:

"He's watching without data."

harryThomas 6906 said:

"Dis video is trending because of the boy."

Iyke K Joshua said:

"Only God knw d 1 wey d boy don see b4 diz 1."

omodano said:

"E go fall o. Help am abeg."

_Ose big name said:

"Abeg let that boi focus for work Abeg."

Oluwagbenga Abiona said:

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"See as ur future husband dey look you from upstairs."

Omorle Burger said:

"This guy dey funny see as he dey look."

PappiTutti said:

"The concentration the boy gave the scene is what we need in this world."

Soundboy said:

"Guy no one work again."

Imoleayomi said:

"See that boy imagination don go far."

Gilbert_c69 said:

"Make this guy carry cement go give him oga nah he don Dey shout cement since nah come on baby girl let the guy do him job in peace nah."

TikTok video of woman’s incredible Zulu Ukusina dance takes internet by storm, Mzansi reacts with amazement

Briefly News previously reported that in a display of captivating talent and cultural celebration, a woman has taken social media by storm with her mesmerising performance of the Zulu dance called ukusina.

The video showcasing TikTok user @shuduza2's incredible dance skills quickly went viral, garnering immense attention and leaving Mzansi in awe.

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.

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