2 Beautiful Asian Women Do TikTok Amapiano Dance Challenge in Field in Nepal, Mzansi Appreciates Their Vibes

• Two women in Nepal made South African citizens proud with their amapiano dance challenge clip
• TikTok user @natasha.sherpa shared a video showing two Asian ladies dancing to amapiano in a field
• Mzansi peeps were blown away by their moves and the breathtaking scenery in the TikTok video

Amapiano has reached corners of the globe that no one ever expected it to. A video showing two stunning Asian women in a beautiful field in Nepal, doing a TikTok amapiano dance challenge, has gone viral.

The coronavirus pandemic had amapiano blowing up all over the world. The genre brought people together in a time of great panic, and it is still going strong today.

Nepal women doing amapiano dance challenge blows up on TikTok

TikTok user @natasha.sherpa shared a video of the gorgeous women dressed in traditional outfits in the fields of Nepal, listening to the proudly Mzansi music genre amapiano. What a sight!

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These ladies made SA proud with their fire moves. Take a look:

Mzansi claps for the Nepal women slaying the amapiano dance challenge

This was a sight no one ever expected to see in the same video as an amapiano song. Mzansi citizens were blown away and gave these women the win!

Africanblkgal said:

“I think I am not a South African because I can't even dance to amapiano.”

Mercy Senewa said:

“Okay, challenge CLOSED! You WIN.”

Hector Doans said:

“Why has this not reached me. Thought I’ll hear ting tong young wag mang wag.”

prettylia499 said:

“I mean!!!”

Owezulu said:

“Wow. Love from South Africa. We are really one people. The only race that matters is the human race.”

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@asaaki said:

“Ohhh wow, I love you so much guys.”

Amapiano star Deep London expresses gratitude for fans and family following big wins at Metro FM Awards

In related news, Briefly News reported that Deep London, born and raised in East London, has become a household name in South Africa's music scene, especially in the dance music genre.

The 29-year-old has created a buzz in the industry with his hit songs such as Hamba Wena, Piano Ngijabulise and Greatest Thing in Life. Recently, Deep London won two awards at the Metro FM Awards, held at Mbombela Stadium in Mpumalanga.

Deep London, whose real name is Lita Kupela, has collaborated with various musicians and artists, including Boohle, Murumba Pitch, and Nkosazana, Daughter reports. His music has resonated with many South Africans, and his tracks have become favourites on the country's dance floors.

Source: Briefly News