Watoto wa 90s, remember this show?
Find a talker in this short video.
That looks like a certain bukusu here at 0.09
And then there’s the local witch doctor at 0.46 :D.
Those girls at 1.00 are shaking something fierce.
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This takes me back. Way back. My sis and I had a move inspired by the guy who danced last on this video. Shait…
True TBT. These used to come on KBC. My sisters loved them.
Hawa saa hii wako na watoto ka kumi
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I’d really like to know where all these performers in the video are. I wonder how they’d react if they saw themselves right now
i think kenyans should create chances to dance more…
Unfortunately, the Kenyan mindset is that dance/music/art is for paupers. Children have to be lawyers/doctors/engineers/pilots.
I fell out with my dad because he had planned for me to be an engineer/pilot in KDF then I told him I want to pursue music/IT and be a commercial pilot. We haven’t spoken since…
Damn that’s messed up. How many years now?
sad. looking back do you think he meant well for you?
Considering the family was raised like some special mission unit, and me being the last born aka private, with no say in anything, it’s a relief. 8 years and counting
Wueeh.
That is tough.
It was either do what he says or get out. The guy didn’t care to look at strengths and weaknesses and things that one is good at.
We had to become rebels na kukausha viboko
https://www.kenyatalk.com/index.php?threads/tbt-kenya-rhythms.23834/
Intro ilikuwa poa but I didn’t like the entire program.
This is the real #TBT(f)…Like Beres Hammond sang …“..those were the days when love used to reign…”