Limpopo Tannies’ Moves to Master KG's ‘Ngishutheni’ Lift Spirits Online: “My Kind of People”

• Two Afrikaner women from Limpopo danced away to fellow Limpopo artist Master KG's hit song Ngishutheni
• One of the women shared on her TikTok account that they were warming up and preparing for a race in Tshwane
• A few members of the online community loved the women's energy and shared how they enjoyed the dance moves in the video's comment section

Two energetic women in Limpopo showed how they were warming up for the SPAR Women's Challenge in Tshwane. They used the song of one of the province's most famous and successful artists, Ngishutheni by Master KG, to help them prepare.

On the morning of 2 August, 2025, TikTok user Mariska Freeman uploaded a video on her account to show herself and another woman jamming to the track.

The record label Wanitwa Mos Entertainment released the Ngishutheni music video, which also features the artists Goon Flavour and Eemoh, on 9 May, 2025. Since its publication on YouTube, the clip has already racked up over 50 million views, becoming a worldwide hit.

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About the Tshwane SPAR Women's Challenge

SPAR Women's Challenge in Tshwane took place on 2 August, 2025 at SuperSport Park Stadium. Participants had the option of taking on either 5km or 10km, a long journey that promised energy, high-fives, and feel-good moments.

SPAR shared on its website:

"From just 600 runners in 1996 to tens of thousands turning the streets green (thanks to the provided T-shirts), the Tshwane leg of the SPAR Women's Challenge has grown into one of the biggest and most inclusive races in the world."

South Africans enjoy the dance moves

Several members of the online community expressed their love for the women's energy and shared how much they enjoyed the dance moves in the video’s comment section.

Referring to American President Donald Trump being misinformed that there was a white genocide in South Africa and claiming Afrikaners as refugees, @phemza70 stated with a laugh:

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"Trump really wants to trump our happiness."

A proud @thakanetm63 told people on the internet:

"That's how South Africans enjoy life."

@thandiwe.ngcobo0 addressed the women and added in the comments:

"Guys, you're busy there with some moves."

@queen.k105 said with love:

"You are my kind of people."

@peloyame.makzo, who also enjoyed the performance seen on their For You Page, remarked:

"Come take your flowers."

@sharonndlovu614 wrote in the comment section:

"You just made me want to listen to bro's music."

Take a look at the TikTok video below:

3 Other stories about Ngishutheni

• In another article, Briefly News reported that Master KG had a bragging moment when he shared that rapper Nicki Minaj played his song online.
• An American soldier joined the Ngishutheni dance challenge, putting a twist on the choreography. South Africans still thought he executed the infectious amapiano dance moves well.
• An Afrikaner man shared his enjoyment as he jammed to the hit track, perfectly lip-syncing the words and showing his smooth dance moves. Women playfully fought for the man's attention.

Source: Briefly News