The Kibabii learners from Bungoma performed a well-choreographed dance to the hit, and many hailed them for suavely moving in unison to the routine they had practised so well.

Their creative director, Alex Mash, told that the boys were dancing to the song while also in a winning mood, having just won the music festival competition at the county level and getting assurance of moving on to the national level.

"We had an Indian dance, but we could not showcase that online for obvious reasons. Here, we were just hyping ourselves," said Alex about their performance.

From the comments in the video, it emerged that their competitors at the county level were Chavakali Boys High School and Bungoma High School, among others.

Alex is upbeat and confident that they are going to win against their competitors in the finals.

ANW@478:

"Congratulations,tuletee ya Moi Kamusinga girls."

mebo:

"Our able boys I know you are going to make us proud my son is in Form Two kibabii high,my dream school."

Ruth Busolo:

"God bless them and let them shine everywhere."

@ugandan comrade🇰🇪/🇺🇬:

"Big school big boys 😊."

shylah:

"Sasa Hawa ndo wanakunywa madem hizo street mbaya."

Nairobi teacher unleashes sizzling moves

In another story, teacher Mungai from Nairobi wowed social media with a creative dance-off with a pupil in his class.

The duo sang and danced in praise of the Dishi na County Nairobi lunch programme, while holding the lunch bracelets that guarantee access to the food.

Netizens laughed at the contrast between modern teachers and old school ones, with hilarious examples.

Source: TUKO.co.ke