South African Woman Teaches Americans ‘Magumba’ Dance in Slow Motion, Mzansi Swoons Over Men

• A woman named Resego Mosang showed social media users that she taught a group of Americans the choreography for the Magumba dance challenge, but in slow motion
• Some of the men aced the slowed-down choreography, but one man didn't realise he had to execute a specific step in the dance
• The dancing captivated a few members of the online community, but people were more focused on how handsome the men were

A solo traveller named Resego Mosang taught a group of Americans the Magumba dance in slow motion, capturing social media attention. However, instead of doing the original fast-paced choreography, they effortlessly did it in slow motion.

While the internet admired their participation, they were more focused on the handsome men.

Resego uploaded the video on her TikTok account on 17 August, 2025. A few of the men in the group followed her moves, and another deadlocked man put a spin on the original dance moves. He didn't realise he had to point in a specific direction.

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Magumba artist talks about his success

The independent artist Khadeair is the creator behind the track that continues to dominate TikTok.

A local producer, vocalist, DJ, and MC, Khadeair spoke to Briefly News, crediting God for Magumba's life-changing success. The musician shared that as an independent artist, breaking through is never easy.

"Seeing the track resonate with so many people across South Africa and even beyond has been incredibly humbling. From packed-out shows to collaborations, and witnessing people dancing, singing along, and making the song their own, this journey has been surreal."

South Africans react to Americans dancing

While many social media users found the clip entertaining, others couldn't help but swoon over the men they saw on their screens.

@user584308478362 commented with a laugh:

"Can you please arrange one man for me, and I'm serious, please."

@naledisetso chuckled and referred to one of the participants' actions:

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"The second guy is playing with dice."

@beyoncamavis also had their eyes set on one of the dancers and stated:

"I like the one wearing the cap. The aim is not to sweat."

@faith24748 loved the vibes they saw on their screen and wrote in the comment section:

"Invite me to the party."

@jeaneth.aphane spoke to the group of Americans and shared under the post:

"As a South African, I'm happy to see you dance to our music."

@flowermbali1 told the online community:

"But truth to be told, South Africans and Black Americans are always happy when they are together."

Take a look at the TikTok video below:

3 Other articles about the Magumba dance

• In another article, Briefly News reported that an Asian woman, called Asian Persuasion, translated Magumba into Afrikaans, entertaining local social media users.
• A video of a group of toddlers at a daycare danced with infectious energy to Magumba. The heartwarming clip amused people on the internet.
• A talented petrol attendant earned widespread recognition when he performed the popular choreography in front of a G4S cash-in-transit vehicle.

Source: Briefly News