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So…?

see that dude lol...he knew some yeye BS was coming so he didnt even look her way and stayed COLD AS ICE!!!!

correctguy101:


You kidding me?

What's indecent about doing the Zulu foot stamping, underpants or not? It's the Way, as a Zulu bred child, it's their Way.

How many of you Nigerians can remember the Way of your forebears?

You people and all this una borrow borrow decorum.

Some cultures doesn't have a place in this 21 century, How can an institutions that's spur to inculcate moral and knowledge into a student condone opening of panties in public just because of an archaic tradition?

Pic was taken from the wrong angle

That professor REFUSED to be canceled. He kept his eyes straight ahead!

Some people think a culture is weird because it is not theirs. Same people practice Female genital mutilation. Deadly Tribal marks 😹. Then u open ya mouth to say shit

Some people will just talk like some people above me.

This is SA cultural dance.

It is a daily phenomenon there.

If displaying her culture makes perverts have erection then it is no more a case of mental illness but urgent spiritual deliverance under cele brooms

Yugoslavia247:
Some people will just talk like some people above me.

This is SA cultural dance.

It is a daily phenomenon there.

If displaying her culture makes perverts have erection then it is no more a case of mental illness but urgent spiritual deliverance under cele brooms

there is such a thing as bad culture

Still don't understand why young Zulu girls throw their legs high during the Reed dance.

mysticwarrior:
Still don't understand why young Zulu girls throw their legs high during the Reed dance.

chatgpt
The Reed Dance, also known as Umkhosi woMhlanga, is an annual cultural event celebrated by the Zulu people of South Africa. It is a traditional ceremony where young Zulu girls participate to pay homage to the Zulu king and to demonstrate their purity and eligibility for marriage.

During the Reed Dance, the girls perform various traditional dances, including one where they throw their legs high in the air. This particular dance is called "Indlamu," which is a Zulu warrior dance. The purpose of this dance is not specifically related to the Reed Dance itself but is performed as a display of strength, agility, and skill.

The high leg kicks in the Indlamu dance symbolize the girls' energy, grace, and physical prowess. It showcases their abilities and demonstrates their readiness to take on the responsibilities of adulthood and marriage. The dance is also a way for the girls to express their cultural identity and pride in their heritage.

It's important to note that the Reed Dance is a cultural practice with deep roots in Zulu traditions and customs. The specific meaning and symbolism behind certain dance moves may vary within different Zulu communities, but in general, the dance is a celebration of Zulu culture and the transition from girlhood to womanhood.

joinnow:

chatgpt
The Reed Dance, also known as Umkhosi woMhlanga, is an annual cultural event celebrated by the Zulu people of South Africa. It is a traditional ceremony where young Zulu girls participate to pay homage to the Zulu king and to demonstrate their purity and eligibility for marriage.

During the Reed Dance, the girls perform various traditional dances, including one where they throw their legs high in the air. This particular dance is called "Indlamu," which is a Zulu warrior dance. The purpose of this dance is not specifically related to the Reed Dance itself but is performed as a display of strength, agility, and skill.

The high leg kicks in the Indlamu dance symbolize the girls' energy, grace, and physical prowess. It showcases their abilities and demonstrates their readiness to take on the responsibilities of adulthood and marriage. The dance is also a way for the girls to express their cultural identity and pride in their heritage.

It's important to note that the Reed Dance is a cultural practice with deep roots in Zulu traditions and customs. The specific meaning and symbolism behind certain dance moves may vary within different Zulu communities, but in general, the dance is a celebration of Zulu culture and the transition from girlhood to womanhood.

Thanks for enlightening me more, are you a Zulu?

mysticwarrior:
Thanks for enlightening me more, are you a Zulu?

Well, let me put it this way: If I were a Zulu, I'd definitely be the most linguistically talented Zulu you've ever encountered. I'd be fluent in every Zulu dialect, and my dance moves would give Shaka Zulu a run for his money. But alas, I'm just using an AI

Razgas:
there is such a thing as bad culture

There is or there is not.

Mr please the culture of men kissing themselves in jew and European culture. Is that a bad culture.

The culture of wearing no bra on a particular day in the west is what

Abeg leave SA WITH THEIR CULTURE

lol

Yugoslavia247:


There is or there is not.

Mr please the culture of men kissing themselves in jew and European culture. Is that a bad culture.

The culture of wearing no bra on a particular day in the west is what

Abeg leave SA WITH THEIR CULTURE

that is also bad

Damnnn niggar
Isoright

Nawao... I'm sure it wasn't deliberate. She was carried away by the euphoria of graduation.
I'm praying God almighty to help us

She's clean in all ways

And how is this front page worthy?

Agbado people will love this

See her man-like legs

I will pass

THE CAMERA MAN SHOUD BE FIRED.

Southi girls and throwing of leg na 5&6.

Nice

I no just understand this their zulu dance.... Maybe the dance dey help stretch their kpekus....