- A talented TikToker created a dance tutorial about how African aunties dance at various events
- Dressed in a red hoodie, black bandana covering his head and a pair of trousers, the young man listed the steps for his followers to learn
- The hilarious video got many people talking as they shared their experiences of their aunties making similar dance steps at events
A creative TikToker @enoody took over the internet with his electrifying dance moves that imitates how African aunties dances at events.
In the video, @enoody was dressed in a red long-sleeved hoodie with a black bandana covering his head and a pair of black trousers as he gave the tutorials.
Sharing the steps, he noted that before one could completely do the moves, they would have to first point two fingers, squeeze their face and tuck in their lips.
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He added that once those gestures have been made, the next step is to go down, move your body and hands in opposite directions.
Watch the hilarious video below of a young man trying to dance like an African auntie.
People react to the hilarious video on TikTok
Many people reacted to the video as they flood the comment section with laughing emojis as others talk about relatives who make similar dance moves at events.
Lynn Achieng183 stated:
When I started dancing like this I knew my transition to an African auntie was complete. What is left is to judge y'all kidsJaz remarked:
The music gone make me do this anywayyyyyydaddyspayge stated:
you were watching the moms at parties TOO MUCHNG said:
Church aunties be liketaye9ja remarked:
ACCURATE
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Rachel Bada stated:
The accuracyPluviophile said:
Nah, cuz does someone gather all the African aunties and teach them this dance why is it a continent thingJB✨ said:
screaming because this is how i dance normallyUgandan Ghetto kids get Golden Buzzer at Britain's Got Talent
Ghetto Kids, a dance group from Uganda, has wowed the judges and audience of Britain's Got Talent with their high-energy performance, earning themselves a golden buzzer.
Legendary dance judge Bruno Tonioli left audiences on Britain's Got Talent dazzled and speechless by hitting the Golden Buzzer for the incredible dance group.
In a video shared on Facebook, their astonishing performance had Bruno so entranced that halfway through the set, he couldn't contain himself any longer and slammed down on the golden button, showering the awestruck kids with glittering confetti.
Source: YEN.com.gh
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