White Canadian choreographer viral TikTok parodies South Africans in the Gym to 'Mona Lisa' by Lojay & Sarz

• A Canadian choreographer shared a TikTok video featuring his dance moves to Mona Lisa by Lojay & Sarz, which he believes is how South Africans get down to Amapiano in the gym
• The video was found to be hilarious, but South Africans felt that the choreographer should have used a local song to complete the vibe
• The video shows dance moves that may not be safe to perform in the gym, but lifting weights to Mona Lisa by Lojay & Sarz can be a lot of fun

A Canadian choreographer shared a TikTok video showing how he thinks South Africans get down to Amapiano in the gym. The track on his playlist was Mona Lisa by Lojoay & Sarz, and he had some dance moves, that's for sure.

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Not sure they are gym safe, though.

Lifting weights to Mona Lisa by Lojay & Sarz seems like a lot of fun

Everyone has a gym playlist tailored to their needs, but sometimes you pick songs that put you in a party mood instead of a gym one. And this song fits the bill perfectly if you want to go hard on that cardio. You can watch the hilarious video below:

South Africans loved it but wanted a song from Mzansi instead

People found the video hilarious in general, but South Africans felt that he could've used a local song to complete the vibe. Here is what some of them had to say:

@Mr.Legacy:

"At least use a song from SA."

@Lil Shwayte said:

"Do with Ampiano song please."

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ChérieCoco said:

"Amazing! But wrong song."

@MpilohZee added:

"The punching bag one really took me out."

Amapiano lover gets dad to do Uncle Waffles dance challenge

In other international Amapiano news, Briefly news reported on a TikTokker who danced to amapiano with his dad. Seeing the father-son duo pull off Uncle Waffles' dance amazed people. The father and son video were completely in sync and recreated viral moves.

SD Lioness entertainment commented:

"I love the way you guys enjoy music when performing, the facial expression and movement is everything for me. Do a video with my song."

Source: Briefly News