A heartwarming and entertaining wedding video has become a social media sensation, featuring a Nigerian groom’s exuberant dance moves that left his bride seemingly astonished. The video, originally shared on TikTok, quickly went viral, amassing a remarkable 1.8 million views as viewers marveled at the contrast in energy between the newlyweds.
In the viral clip, the groom, who hails from the Hausa community, displayed his dance prowess with remarkable agility and enthusiasm, as if he were a professional dancer. His vibrant steps, energy, and captivating performance enthralled guests, leaving them in awe.
On the other hand, the bride appeared to stand still, exuding an air of shyness while she watched her groom’s impressive dance moves. The TikToker who shared the video playfully commented on the bride’s seemingly reserved demeanor and the groom’s electrifying performance that stole the show.
The video quickly became a talking point across various social media platforms, with viewers sharing their thoughts and reactions. Many praised the groom’s dance skills and his ability to bring joy to the wedding atmosphere.
However, the bride’s behavior left some viewers intrigued, with questions arising about why she appeared to be so reserved during the dance.
Here are some reactions from netizens:
Samiratu said; “I will definitely have a discussion about this with my husband because I don’t want this to happen to me.”
Bibi_couture_kids said; “Them no born the wife well to dance anyhow. Na north she dey o!”
Mai gadon zinari said; “Allow him to dance oo that kind joy I finally have a wife.. his out of gauro members.”
Ayevbosa Ann said; “I thought the bride was among d guest, why is she staring at him like that???mtweeee.”
Àkànké said; “The guy be like “I go take your eye see sege tonight.”
zeejay said; “She dey form shy until they reach the other room.”
Post Malone said; “Who know maybe the girl never ready for marriage then force her… I come in peace.”
Joycee said; “Hausa guys are so cute. As a Yoruba lady, I will love to marry educated Hausa.”