Mzbel Tries To Shake Her Backside On Stage, Dancers Overpower Her: Video

• Musician Mzbel embarrassed herself on stage during a performance at the CT Entertainment Ghana event dubbed Ultimate Live Experience
• The event was held on Sunday, July 28, 2024, with Mzbel's dancers overpowering her as they displayed incredible moves during the performance
• The video got many people on social media criticising her dance moves as they applauded the performance of her dancers in the comments
• Entertainment pundit Chris Tsormanah spoke about Mzbel's music career and the importance of reinventing her brand

Celebrated musician Mzbel got many Ghanaians criticising her dance moves when she mounted the stage and tried to shake her backside.

Mzbel dances on stage, fails spectacularly

Mzbel performed at the CT Entertainment Ghana event dubbed 'Ultimate Live Experience' on Sunday, July 28, 2024. The brand unveiled the TF Band, TF sounds, and TF lighting inside Westhills Mall.

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Many partygoers were excited the moment Mzbel mounted the stage to perform her old songs, which many people continue to party with to this day.

One aspect of the Asibolanga hitmaker's performance that caused a stir was when she turned her backside to the crowd and tried to shake it and whine her waist in the process.

Unfortunately for the mother of two, she failed to do the move smoothly and moved towards the back of the stage to make room for her dancers to display their moves.

In the video, her dancers overpowered her as they entertained the crowd by whining their waists and shaking their backsides in impressive positions.

Below is the video of Mzbel's performance:

Reactions to video of Mzbel's performance

Many people in the comments section were not pleased with Mzbel's performance as they criticised her intention to shake her body on stage.

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The reactions are below to the video shared by famous blogger GhKwaku on Instagram:

jerryjustice951 said:

"She wants to twerk but old age isn't allowing her 😂"

christhormenoo said:

"Is she twerking 😂or whining her waist lol 😮😂"

richardcoffie41 said:

"It’s not shaking"

lady_marjorie_ocran said:

"Wei"

Entertainment pundit highlighted Mzbel's career

In an exclusive interview with YEN.com.gh, entertainment pundit Chris Tsormanah discussed Mzbel's brand and the importance of reinventing it to keep up with trends.

He noted that Mzbel, in her prime, was famous not only in Ghana but around the world. However, her failure to keep up with trends led to a dip in her music career.

"If Mzbel started around 2004 or 2004, and somebody like American musicians Mary J Blige, Beyonce, and co, they all started before her and they are still going on tour, then there is a gap."

Mr Tsormanah noted that there are a few Ghanaian musicians, such as Okyeame Kwame and Samini, who started music before or around the time Mzbel started but are currently still at the top of trends because of how they have packaged their brand.

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He noted that such musicians have kept up with the trends, could blend in with young budding musicians, and could also sell their brand to the younger generation.

"If you study her consciously, over the years, she has not exerted so much pressure on the music, but it is all about these controversies with comedian Afia Schwarzenegger and the rest. So I am not surprised that she is still struggling."

Mzbel feeds daughter in the presence of son

YEN.com.gh also reported that musician Mzbel, to commemorate Mother's Day, shared a lovely video of herself breastfeeding her daughter, Ohemaa Akosua Sikapa Tweneboa.

In the video, her son, Okomfo Black, was nearby as she talked about the challenges of motherhood. The video sparked a debate on social media, while others wished her on Mother's Day.

Proofread by Bruce Douglas, senior copy editor at YEN.com.gh

Source: YEN.com.gh