Lambadipally (Telangana): Two brothers, farmers from Telangana, have claimed the victory with their safe and eco-friendly no-car performance and have been crowned the winner of the dangerous Kiki challenge.
Comedian and TV show host Trevor Noah posted the video on Instagram and wrote “they just won the Keke challenge”.
Geela Anil Kumar, 24, and his 28-year-old brother Pilli Thirupathi’s freestyle groove and swirl while knee deep in mud, ploughing the field with a pair bullocks has won the internet.
The innocence and rustic charm clubbed of the two brothers with the peppy beats of rapper Drake’s hit song “In My Feeling” attracted the netizens in hordes. The video has been viewed millions of times and the count is swelling by the minute.
The video was conceptualised and uploaded by filmmaker Sriram Srikanth on his YouTube channel “My Village Show”, which showcases “culture, development activities, festivals, fun things, awareness programmes, short films, political situations and everything” about his village Lambadipally in Karimnagar district of Telangana.
The internet loved their “awesome way of life”. An Instagram user said “this is everything. How do we beat this?”
The newest trend on social media, which involves jumping out of a slow-moving car and dancing alongside, the Kiki challenge is also known as the In My Feelings challenge or “doing the Shiggy”, thanks to comedian Shiggy who posted a video dancing to the song.
Agencies