Video: ‘Rastaman’ pulled out of ‘church’ for unholy dance moves

Video: ‘Rastaman’ pulled out of ‘church’ for unholy dance moves

A ‘rastaman’, apparently after a long wait to show his dancing skills at a function that looks like a church or a church itself, got the opportunity to do so and did not disappoint at all.

The dreadlocks man couldn’t put himself under control as he released all his moves in front of the audience

His cross-leg dance moves wowed the audience to the point where the elders had to control the man in dreadlocks by pulling him out.

From the video, you could clearly see the audience was enjoying the dance and didn’t want him to leave the stage.

The energetic young man is clearly a good dancer

Watch the video below:

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