Guess what?! The Ghetto Kids are b-aaaaa-ck! And this time, they are dancing with a larger crew to their first original song “Osobola.”
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The Ghetto Kids made their debut with Ugandan artist Eddy Kenzo‘s hit “Sitya Loss,” where they danced in the video and put together their own dancing video on a village road, garnering millions of views.
It was only a matter of time before they would create their own song and video with the aforementioned “Osobola, ” which literally means “you can,” from the Luganda language of the Baganda people.
The video takes place in a school yard, with the kids seemingly having a moment of fun between classes as they dance to their sound track.
“Osobola” is inspirational, as it encourages everyone to persevere in the face of life’s incessant challenges.
Watch “Osobola” here:
Face2Face Africa recently profiled The Ghetto Kids, when it was revealed that their success has enabled them to re-enroll in school and even pay for some of their parents to move in to stable housing.
We are rooting for The Ghetto Kids!!!
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