Famous South African dancer, and performer, Skomota has been trending on social media for months. From kissing girls to his signature dance move, which has become famous worldwide.
Social media sensation and dancer Thabang Sefala has made a name for himself.
Now he’s in the UK, where he will be performing alongside dancer Limpopo Boy.
Limpopo Boy shared photos of him and Skomota on their way to the UK.
The 25-year-old from Sekhukhuni in Limpopo became famous for his unique dance moves.
His signature dance move became one of the most popular dance challenges on social media for months and many people began to love it.
His manager Kholofelo Makgata (40) told the publication that they are preparing him to go to the UK.
He said they were happy and proud of him.
“He loves entertaining people. He has a great passion for dance and music,” he said.
He said fame doesn’t last forever, so they want to make sure Skomota does many things at his peak.
“We are trying to find different things for him to do while he is famous because in this industry you can be big and later nothing.”
Over the months, Skomota has performed on big stages in and outside Mzansi.
Last year, he performed with singer and dancer Makhadzi at the SAMAs.
He has been a guest on podcasts such as the Beehive, where he joked about giving women R10 000 mavuso, after which the women started loving him.
Skomota became famous for videos showing him kissing women in clubs.
He also became fashionable because he was apparently taken advantage of by his manager.
In a podcast on Beehive, he said that he only receives R1000 after his performances.
“They give me R1000 which is sometimes incomplete,” he said.
Many fans and social media users have congratulated Skomota for going overseas and they have also expressed how proud they are of him for flying the South African flag high.
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