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Netizens react to Major League DJz dance challenge

Like many artists these days, deejaying duo Major League DJs’ have asked fans to participate in a dance challenge to their newly released song All Night Long. However, social media users felt the moves resembled a “wedding dance” more than anything else.

The brothers (Banele and Bandile Mbere) released their song (featuring Elaine and Yumbs) last week Friday, their first single of the year.

 

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When the deejays previewed the song, industry mates and fans alike showed nothing but love.

“Nah this record is hard. This I f*ck with,” commented Cassper Nyovest.

“?? It’s toooo much,” said Focalistic.

A few days later, Banele and Bandile shared a video of themselves introducing a dance challenge to the song.

“? New Challenge Dance Alert ? Have y’all heard that new Major League DJz song??? Let’s see the fire ? ?? ?.”

 

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Upon seeing the dance challenge presented by Banele and Bandile, social media users shared their opinions about the dance, many calling it the electric slide or wedding dance.

Here is what they had to say:

“That’s the Electric Slide lol.”

“Who’s getting married, boys?”

“This is the official dance at all Tanzanian wedding.”

“Sorry but this is already a dance. It’s not a challenge…”

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