A few days ago, a heartwarming video of a Japanese man passionately singing and dancing to Ghanaian artist Kuami Eugene’s hit song “Monica” went viral.
In the viral video, the Japanese man, dressed casually in a dusty park in Ghana, was seen enthusiastically attempting to sing the right words to Kuami Eugene’s popular track.
Not only did he try to master the lyrics, but he also embraced the dance challenge associated with the song, bringing a smile to the faces of onlookers.
The joyous moment, shared by a friend of the foreign fan, quickly gained traction on social media platforms.
Many Ghanaians took to the comment section to tag Kuami Eugene, drawing his attention to the viral video.
In response to the overwhelming support, the Lynx Entertainment signee humorously called for the government to grant the Japanese man a Ghana Card, which would officially make him a citizen of the country.
Chinese students practice choreography with Kuami Eugene’s Monica song in class
A video of 4 Chinese students dancing to Kuami Eugne’s Monic song has warmed hearts.
As we all know, music lovers all over the world have fallen in love with the song but we all can’t deny the fact that the use of choreographic display in several videos also played an important role in making it a trend worldwide.
As seen, four people who look like students in a classroom were showing their dancing skills but in a mismatched form compared to other ones.
The video was shared by one Ousman Mariam, who was one or two ways making fun of how the students were unable to match each other’s moves in the video before going on to make a bold claim that most Africans equally dance even worse like that.