VIDEO: Have you seen Durban’s Michael Jackson moonwalk the promenade?
The mystery man's flawless performance left social media users in awe.
SOCIAL media lit up after a video of a mystery Michael Jackson impersonator caught the interest of the Durban community.
In the video, taken at Durban’s Bay of Plenty, the man is seen lip-syncing and dancing up a storm to classics like Thriller.
His moonwalk was magical, his costume was on point and his moves were uncanny.
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In fact, the mystery man’s moves were so good that Rodney Prynne, who filmed the video clip, called the dancing Durbanite a “reincarnated” Michael Jackson.
Prynne, who is a Manor Gardens resident and photographer/videographer, shared the video on YouTube and social media.
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“I was having coffee with my friend and, as we were leaving, I saw the man performing. I thought he was very good and decided to do some substantial filming, but I didn’t manage to get his name or details,” said Prynne. “There was quite a reasonable crowd. He had a speaker and an assistant with him.”
Have you seen the mystery Michael Jackson? If you have more information to share, send an email to danicah@dbn.caxton.co.za.
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