Strong Soldiers in Military Uniform Gather under Tree, Dance and Shakes Bodies to Native Song in Viral Video
- A number of excited soldiers have been seen in a very interesting video showing how good they are on the dance floor
- The soldiers gathered under a tree, sang and danced merrily as if they won a battle, attracting social media attention
- The peculiar dance moves are said to originate from Botswana and many social media users cannot get enough of it
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A viral video has shown plenty of male soldiers who gathered to sing and dance while wearing their full military regalia.
The interesting dance steps performed by the soldiers are said to originate from Botswana and it has got social media users asking for more.
Showing off military energy on the dance floor
The talented and energetic soldiers sang merrily, shook their bodies, and even stamped their feet on the hard ground.
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It was not immediately clear if the soldiers won a battle or if they were celebrating something, but it was a fun moment.
The video was shared on Twitter by @Leera2Ndlovu who was comparing it to a Rwandan dance called intore. Dance lovers who saw the video expressed how much they loved the energy of the military men.
Watch the video below:
Lady in US Army Dances Like Pro Inside Office
In a similar story, YEN.com.gh previously reported that a young beautiful lady serving in the US Army has vibed hard to Jhacari's Come Over in a viral clip.
In a TikTok video, the lady came close to her camera in the presence of her colleagues who were seated as she made a leg, hand, and waist moves.
She had great fun dancing in the office despite the fact that people were around her. Many who reacted to her video said she is in the best unit.
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