Who does it better? Watch The Queen actress Olerato ‘Lorraine Moropa’ challenges Brutus’ sons on Skeem dance challenge

The Queen actress Olerato ‘Lorraine Moropa challenges Brutus’ sons on Don Edward’s Skeem dance challenge. Being the senior on The Queen, Olerato had been doing a lot of good work on and off the screen as she bonds with Brutus’ sons. The four brothers joined The Queen coming from Brutus’ rural areas to aid him in his fights in Johannesburg. Since then, events have unfolded, and now, Brutus and his family are dining with Harriet ‘Connie Ferguson’ again, staying at the Khoza mansion.

During break time, Olerato took Bhambata ‘Khumbuza Meyiwa’, Cebo ‘Ntobeko Mathebula‘, Mlungisi ‘Siphesihle Vazi’ and Nkisiyabo ‘Craig Nobela’ through delicate dance moves. Indeed, Olerato took the centre position and did not disappoint as she produced good moves. It is, however, on her side where most of the drama came from. It seemed that Brutus’ sons were fairly divided as far as dancing was concerned. If Don Edward and Xduppy saw some of the moves, he would not understand if it’s the Skeem challenge he started.

Olerato ‘Lorraine Moropa’ challenges Brutus’ sons on Don Edward and Xduppy’s Skeem dance challenge

It’s now evident that on The Queen, Olerato has the same impact that Velile Makhoba had on Gomora’s cast. She is behind most vibes and is constantly present whenever people dance. Previously, she had made Harriet Connie Ferguson, and Jessica ‘Thando’ Nkosi make several moves. Since Jessica left the show, Olerato will have Brutus’s sons to play and dance with. She is that fine dancer, but is she better than all of Brutus’s sons?

Despite being the only woman on the challenge, Olerato made sure to find her position among the man. She looked the most comfortable before the music started and showed her calmness. On her left were Nkosiyabo and Mlungisi, and clearly, these were the best dancers of Brutus’ sons. Despite being the worst side, Olerato’s right was the most dramatic side, making fans laugh. Bhambata and Cebo are stiff and can’t swing their hands properly. One would wonder what they would do if given a dance that requires more legs.

Watch as The Queen actress Olerato ‘Lorraine Moropa’ challenges Brutus’ sons on the Skeem dance challenge.

Why is Brutus’ sons’ character on The Queen shown for their dancing skills?

On the show, Nkosiyabo is a lover of pleasure, always looking for a way to party. It seemed that Nkosi was also a lover of enjoyment in real life as he looked to be the best dancer, according to fans. Mlungisi is an average person on the show; he goes where the wind goes, which justifies his intermediate dancing skills before Nkosi.

Bhambata and Cebo looked like the worst dancers, and fans noted it. Bhambata has a definite rural vibe that Johannesburg has failed to turn around. He would not be a dancer of modern moves, given his character. Lastly, the bookworm and intelligent Cebo is a lousy dancer. How can Cebo become a good dancer if he spends that much time on work or school? Thumps up to The Queen management for being able to identify such perfect talents had provided them with roles that they fit naturally.