hybrid11:
I expected to see enough nipples and firm breast but op just d show me face, na face I go chop

IbileIfe:

Finish the story.
What happened next?

longetivity:
Why all of them cum get flat yansh

BeeBeeOoh:
So this heavenly race oga Righteousness dey always talk about no dey enter your ears?

hybrid11:

Is only here righteousness is righteous

BeeBeeOoh:
So this heavenly race oga Righteousness dey always talk about no dey enter your ears?

BeeBeeOoh:


If I go this kind ceremony na unending fight I go dey settle in between my legs till the end of the ceremony

hybrid11:
I expected to see enough nipples and firm breast but op just d show me face, na face I go chop

TMKsouth:


Lol, this is Africa - deal with it

longetivity:
Why all of them cum get flat yansh

chatinent:
Thread Locked.

Rule: braless image in a freaking 21^st century!

Princedapace:


But whites wear exposing outfits more and nudists more, so.

TMKsouth:


The Zulu and Swazi reed dances are open to tourists so you know where to be next year, Covid allowing

chatinent:
Thread Locked.

Rule: braless image in a freaking 21^st century!

TMKsouth:
In light of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, this cultural practise hopes to curb this epidemic by promoting a culture of respect for young women who, vow to remain virgins until marriage.

TheChameleon:


Answer : With 1 p3nis and 2 balls

SmartRudy:
does this thing still exist in this 21st century?

Cousin9999:
I have to wonder if the toplessness is actually their culture, or outside manipulation.

VEHINTOLAR:


Trust me,I love Zulu people a lot. In fact, my love for them makes me watch anything south African film - Shaka,the Zulu, Mr Bone,Imbewu,
Scandal,Durban Gen,Rhythms, House of Zwide
,etc.

The Zulus are very traditional and they love and cherish their culture so much just like the Yoruba people of this world; I'm a Yoruba man. You see,there are hundreds of Reed dance videos on YouTube and I've seen most of them not because of any "any bouncing breast" ; I'm ways above that, man ! For me,it is their colourful culture, lovely music and amazing dance steps. I can give anything for those !

I love the Zulus just like I love my Yoruba people. I love traditions !

TMKsouth:
The annual traditional Zulu Reed Dance has taken place virtually for the second time in a row as a result of COVID-19 in South Africa.

Only 37 maidens were invited to participate in a scaled-down ceremony (to commemorate 37 years of the festival) at the Zulu monarch’s royal palace in northern KwaZulu-Natal, on Saturday.

The new Zulu monarch, King Misuzulu KaZwelithini, is commemorating the role that his parents have played in upholding the traditional Reed Dance. Both his parents died of Covid related illnesses earlier in 2021.

The maidens lit candles in memory of the late King Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekizulu and Queen Manthombi Ka-Sobhuza Zulu.

The Royal Reed Dance is an annual event which aims to celebrate and unify the Zulu nation as well as honouring the nation's virgin maidens. In light of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, this cultural practise hopes to curb this epidemic by promoting a culture of respect for young women who, vow to remain virgins until marriage.

quentin06:


But Yoruba's dress decent, they don't expose unclothedness.

VEHINTOLAR:


Yoruba culture is Yoruba culture while Zulu culture is Zulu's. I love and respect both just like I respect other people's cultures too.

Do you realise that most Zulu girls remain virgins until they are married ? What you called "unclothedness" is not seen that way through the cultural eyes of the Zulus rather they see discipline,virtuousness, virginity,pureness, cleanness, decency and a well preserved body and soul in all their Reed dancers. And that's what I see too whenever I take a look at any Zulu Reed dancer even as a Yoruba man !

BeeBeeOoh:
So this heavenly race oga Righteousness dey always talk about no dey enter your ears?