Energetic Schoolboy Shows Off Impressive Dance Moves in Front of Moving Cars: “From Polo to Kasi G Wagon”
- Video footage of a talented schoolboy dancing with great energy in the middle of the street was shared online
- In the entertaining clip, the pupil is seen holding an umbrella while busting some moves in front of two cars
- Unbothered by the threat of getting hurt by the vehicles, he continues to do his thing as his audience cheers him on
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A schoolboy won over instant fans after a video of busting some crazy dance moves was shared online.
In the clip, shared on Facebook by SA Vibes, the young lad is seen holding an umbrella in the middle of a small street as he dances with great energy to the Amapiano track Megalo by Reece Madlisa. He does his thing in front of a VW Polo as well as a Kasi G Wagon, officially known as a Toyota Venture.
Source: UGC
The crowd of school pupils watching from the sides of the streets can be seen and heard going crazy as they cheer for the brave yet vibey mover and shaker.
Mzansi peeps responded to the Facebook post with funny and witty comments.
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Bonie Sibiya wrote:
“I don't understand people who always has something negative to say about other people...Nina niyathakatha.”
Simone Monee Peacock responded:
“I wanna see this as a dance genre at world dance competitions. This is pure talent.”
Cebo Kwazi VhoManzini asked:
“Who wrote that "Watch the until end"?”
Becca Firi replied:
“Strongest pants in the world.”
Thabiso Mputle commented:
“So wish they can excell like this in class too.”
Talented Boys Show Off Energy-Filled Dance Moves
Meanwhile, YEN.com.gh reported that three young boys became the center of attention during a donation to children at The Potter's Village at Dodowa in the Greater Region of Ghana.
According to the blogger Sammykaymedia, Max International Ghana donated several items to the charity home.
In a video seen by YEN.com.gh on his Instagram page, the boys took turns in entertaining the kids and adults gathered at the occasion.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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