Bontle Modiselle Set To Create Amapiano Dance To Make New World Record. Bontle Modiselle-Moloi is a South African actress, television presenter, radio personality, dancer, choreographer, singer and model. In 2015, she starred in the dance film Hear Me Move, which resulted her receiving an Africa Movie Academy Award nomination for Best Actress in a Supporting Role.
Bontle Modiselle is on a mission to make a new record for Amapiano dance. The South African choreographer has called on people who can dance and are willing to learn, in other to help achieve the goal. According to her post on social media, Bontle wants to set a world record for the Largest Choreographed Amapiano Dance to have ever existed.
“We’re on a mission to set a World Record of most dancers performing a choreographed Amapiano Dance at once, and you still have a chance to be a part of it, happening at Hector Pieterson Memorial, Orlando West, Soweto right now, until 5pm. Pull up!!!” she captioned the post. Check it out below:
A multi-hyphenated creative, Bontle is one of the talented young people in the running for the DStv Content Creator Awards taking place in September. “It’s always great for business to have accolades and achievements attached to your name and work but more so for those who you influence and impact to create safer spaces for art and the expression of it to exist,” says the actress and media personality, explaining why she entered the awards.
Bontle is known for her incredible dance moves and viral video content. She even got a nod of approval from singer Kelly Rowland after she taught the R&B singer how to dance to amapiano. But before the fame came pouring in a lot of work and love, with amazing consistency, Bontle Modiselle shares.
