The extended lockdown has affected a lot of people financially, a lot of people don't know where their next paycheck will be coming from but luckily Master KG and LOTTO have teamed up to give you a chance to "Phanda" for R20 000.
In a Tweet, Master KG announced to his followers, how they can win R20K, in partnership with the National LOTTO, your Jerusalema dance can win you some cold hard cash.
The Jerusalema Dance Challenge isn't new to South Africans or the rest of the world, since it went viral a few months ago, it has been done across the whole world. From general workers to essential workers and even celebrities, it has been used to lift peoples spirits during these trying times.
Even American superstars caught the hype about Jerusalema, where Janet Jackson tagged Master KG more than once because she loved the song so much. While Chance The Rapper, also from the United States of America, was very eager to learn the moves to the Jerusalema Dance Challenge. Chance The Rapper Tweeted "Lets learn this" to Janet Jackson's Tweet of a group of African guys who were among the first to participate in the Jerusalema Dance Challenge.
Locally, the song has been well received and thousands of people and companies have been doing the Jerusalema Dance Challenge. Takkies, the influencer and choreographer who usually shares her workout and dance videos on Instagram was among the first celebs to take part in the popular Jerusalema challenge with her firstborn Sana.
Now is your chance to make yourself some money with your Jerusalema Dance Challenge and a lot of Tweeps have already been submitting their videos including their Phanda story in order to stand to win.
Chantel can be seen dancing inside and outside her house, while its raining too because that is how much that R20 000 means to her.
"I'm a hustler selling Fruits &Vegetables infront of my house rain or shine to put food on the table fr my huge family of 8 ,This pandemic has hit us hard 2 has lost their jobs my Street hustle is our income."
Mfanafuthi, can be seen buying his lottery tickets before breaks into dance for his chance to win R20 000.
"I sell yogurts from the boot of my car in order to provide for my family and also renovating my mom's house, due to money. I haven't been receiving salary from since the beginning of the lockdown."
