Watch Ciara Dance To Her Latest Single With South African Dancers In Soweto

Watch Ciara and some South African dancers dance to 'Freak Me.'

Ciara just released a short clip of her dancing to her newly released single "Freak Me," featuring Nigeria's Tekno. In the clip, the artist gyrates alongside South African dancers in a street in Soweto. She even does the gwara gwara.

The dance video was choreographed by the renowned Sinovuyo Dunywa, and styled by Rich Mnisi and Trevor Stuurman.

Posting a snippet of the clip on Instagram, Ciara captioned it: "Good times dancing to my song #FreakMe ft @TeknoOfficial in the streets of #Soweto on the block where Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu used to live!"

Ciara on Instagram: “Good times dancing to my song #FreakMe ft @TeknoOfficial in the streets of #Soweto on the block where Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu used…”

In Celebration of the success of #LevelUp, this songs for you! #FreakMe ft @alhajitekno! Love CC… https://t.co/C9ns1LF3Ib
— Ciara (@Ciara)1533873798.0

Ciara was in South Africa on vacation. She visited Cape Town and Joburg.

Watch the full video below:

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Photo by Rachel Seidu.

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