Schoolgirl’s Ambitious Dance Challenge Results in Epic Fail As She Falls to the Floor: “Eish”
- A school girl's daring and ambitious attempt at the popular Hamba Wena challenge resulted in an epic fail when she fell to the floor
- The new dance craze has taken over TikTok with the search term "Hamba Wena dance challenge tutorial", showing 28.6 million views on the platform
- Peeps had a lot to say about the school girl's incredible crash and asked why she was on the desk in the first place
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Ama2k and their antics can sometimes land them in trouble. This was the case for a school girl who tried to do a daring and ambitious take on the viral Hamba Wena challenge on a desk and epically failed by crashing on the floor.
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Many came to the popular SA Vibes page to wonder exactly why the girl wanted to do such a footwork-intensive dance seen in the Facebook post.
The challenge itself has gone insanely viral on TikTok. A quick search of the term "Hamba Wena dance challenge tutorial" results in 28.6 million views worth of videos popping up. A quick scroll of the page will also show you that peeps worldwide love partaking in it.
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However, this rendition of the challenge is more dangerous than the normal one. The pupil had an idea of trying it out while standing on a desk and quickly lost balance a few seconds into it, making her friend laugh.
Peeps online also had a similar reaction to the video, while others thought the girls should focus on their school work. See the responses below:
Patricia Lesolle said
"Aaahhhhh finish! Challenge over she took this one Ham hamba wena."
Patsi Patsi Patsi mentioned
"The educated ghost arrived early that day "
Tersius Van Der Merwe commented:
"Is education still the key to success "
Dylon Reddy shared:
"Disrespecting your education."
Nkabza Leon posted:
"God's plan "
Matshidisho Mamabolo said
"Eish."
Mmeli Justice Maxegwana mentioned:
"That desk shows her she's not using it in a proper way."
JF Destro commented:
"I like SA dance move."
Shocking Video Captures Pupils Learning on Concrete Blocks at Leenbiisi-Moshidabooro D/A Primary
In another story, YEN.com.gh previously reported that an incredible video of some school pupils sitting and learning on concrete blocks at Leenbiisi-Moshidabooro D/A Primary in Ghana has caused a massive stir on social media.
In the clip posted by Daily Graphic, the pupils, whose numbers are immediately unknown, are seen in their uniforms in class with a voice in the background who is assumed to be an educator.
The clip captures the school kids doing their best to gain knowledge under harsh circumstances.
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