Tanzanian content creator Kili Paul and his love for Indian songs is not new. He often shares videos of himself lip-syncing and grooving to the beats of the songs while wearing traditional attire. Now, a video of him dancing to a song is doing the rounds on social media and is wowing people.
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“Loved the dance, so I jumped on it,” wrote Kili Paul while sharing a dance video on Instagram. He credited video creator Naeem for the choreography. The video shows Kili Paul dancing to the song She Don’t Know in traditional Maasai clothing. He skillfully lip-syncs to the track. The song is sung and composed by Milind Gaba, who also wrote it along with Dhruv Yogi.
Watch Kili Paul dancing to this Indian song here:
The video was shared on October 14. It has since accumulated over 1.7 million views, and the numbers are still increasing. While many dropped comments saying that they absolutely loved the performance, others reacted to the viral video using heart emoticons.
Here’s how Instagram users reacted to this viral dance video:
{{/usCountry}}The video was shared on October 14. It has since accumulated over 1.7 million views, and the numbers are still increasing. While many dropped comments saying that they absolutely loved the performance, others reacted to the viral video using heart emoticons.
Here’s how Instagram users reacted to this viral dance video:
{{/usCountry}}“Bro stole my heart,” wrote an Instagram user.
Another added, “It made it to Africa.”
“Love you, sir,” posted a third.
A fourth shared, “No one can beat that vibe that he gives.”
“Love you brother,” commented a fifth.
A sixth joined, “Wonderful.”
“I love this,” remarked a seventh.
What are your thoughts on this dance video?
Earlier, a video of Kili Paul dancing with his sister Neema Paul raked up over four million views on social media. The video captures the sibling duo matching steps to the viral song Kaavaalaa, featuring Tamannaah Bhatia and Rajinikanth. Many termed their performance ‘outstanding’ and ‘amazing’.