King Monadas fainting dance goes trendy

SOUTH African singer, Khutso Steven Kgale, popularly known as King Monada, has dropped a single titled Malwedhe which has birthed a new dance move where people pretend that they have fainted.The moves have cut across other African countries including Nigeria, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Zambia, Uganda and Kenya where fans post videos of fainting dance with a #IdibalaChallenge on social media.Malwedhe means illness or sickness in the Bolobedu dialect of the Sepedi language. The song sees fans falling to the ground at the chorus line: ke na le bolwedhe bao idibala. In English language, the line means: When you dont come home, I faint When you switch off your phone, I faint.It is a warning to my partner that she should not break up with me, because I have a disease of collapsing. A warning that if she doesnt answer the phone I will collapse too, said King Monada.However, fans have been warned that the dance might cause injuries as some of them have attempted the challenge whilst driving, and working at construction sites.Fainting at the wrong time can be fatal, fans were warned.
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