Viral Makola Traders Slay In Old School Attires, Dance To Dekumzy's 'Who Get Dat Thing': Video

Viral Makola Traders Slay In Old School Attires, Dance To Dekumzy's 'Who Get Dat Thing': Video

  • Makola traders from the Happy Town Project got many people talking when a video of them slaying in old-school attires surfaced online
  • In the video, they danced to Nigerian musician Dekumzy's 'Who Get Dat Thing', while showing off their incredible fashion sense
  • The exciting video of the Makola traders got many people laughing hard as they talked about their attires and how they all looked

Makola traders, who have become an internet sensation after their dance videos went viral, have yet again caught the attention of many with their old-school-themed dance moves and attires.

Makola traders, dancers, Dekumzy, Who Get That Thing
Viral Makola traders slay in old-school attires and dance to Dekumzy's song. Image Credit: @officialstarter
Source: Instagram

Makola traders dance in video

In the viral video, the Makola traders are seen slaying in old-school attires, with some of them wearing mini-skirts and crop tops.

They also styled their looks by wearing afro wigs and wigs that were popular in the 90s. One thing that also stood out in their look was the heels and the dark sunglasses they wore.

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In the background of the marketplace where they danced was the billboard gifted to them by Grammy-award-winning Nigerian musician, Burna Boy, in 2023.

They danced to Nigerian record producer and musician Dekumzy's Who Get Dat Thing, a song featuring Nigerian musicians Stormrex and Slow Dog.

In the caption, the founder of the Happy Town Project, which the traders are a part of, gave the group a new name that matched the theme of their look: Desperate Chicks.

"D E S P E R A T E C H I C K S πŸ’…πŸ»πŸ‘―β€β™€οΈπŸ˜"

Below is the video of the Makola Traders:

Reactions to the Makola traders video

The video excited many people as they shared their outfits and their dance moves. Others also gave them nicknames such as Y2K Baddies and Ghana Baddies, among other names, in the comment section of the post by Official Starter on Instagram.

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The comments are below:

demzy_baye said:

"It’s coming … and I know πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚"

atsweithesalon said:

"Love it paaa πŸ˜‚πŸ€πŸ€πŸ€πŸ€"

opponwaahchristabel said:

"You're giving them flashback of their youths πŸ₯°. after the picture what did they say to you"herh when I was a young lady hwΙ›".....πŸ˜‚"

fae_e_ said:

"The real Y2K baddies 😍"

rosemaryamoah1 said:

"Kw33 yoomo b3 GA...😍😍"

no_chioce_ said:

"Pls how do u get to scope all this our mamas from their market spaces πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚β€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈβ€οΈu all"

cutest_jeyz said:

"Awwwwwwwww I love it 🀣🀣🀣🀣"

uvbi4christ said:

"Awww I love this❀️❀️❀️❀️"

Below are more photos of the Makola traders:

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This time, Mama Toli Toli recited her version of the Ghanaian National Anthem with the support of other traders. The video got many people in the comments laughing hard.

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Geraldine Amoah (Entertainment editor) Geraldine Amoah is an Entertainment Editor at YEN.com.gh. She pursued Business Administration at Ashesi University and graduated in 2020. She has over 3 years of experience in journalism. Geraldine's professional career in journalism started at Myjoyonline at Multimedia Group Limited, where she worked as a writer. She has completed Google News Initiative News Lab courses in Advanced digital reporting and fighting misinformation.