Ntsoro's bag of jokes

NNASARETHA KGAMANYANE
Correspondent | Monday June 3, 2013 00:00

 

Even though it was quite cold, Ntsoro, as usual, managed to pull the crowd and kept them warm with his unbridled sense of humour. He invited some of the audience on stage and asked them questions regarding the draw.Some left the stage empty-handed while others tried hard to impress.He made them sing a GTI song while house beats were playing in the background, making most of them sing terribly.

There was an old man eager to win the Orange goodies, who became the audience's favourite. Even though he sang terribly the audience kept on cheering him on as Ntsoro motivated him to follow his dance moves.Surprisingly, the old man outshone the youth who seemed to have lost their nerves.Ntsoro also called on the audience to imitate the sound of a GTI car, making funny comments that either rendered some  contestants speechless while others roared with laughter.  He continued his jokes throughout the draw, leaving many with tearful eyes from endless laughter. As usual Mmamoratwa Mosako entered the stage with supper energy as his young fans danced and sang along.

He treated the audience to his popular song, Mosako o nketsang - and others from both his previous and new albums.Mafitlhakgosi traditional group seemed to steal the limelight with his hyper energetic children who kept the audience intrigued  as they unleashed their talents.Among them was a young boy who was not shy to address the audience as he led the group in song, simultaneously narrating a story about his ensemble.The motswako artists ATI also mesmerised the audience. The group that has many young members stole the people's hearts with various traditional dances like Hosana, tsutsube, phathisi and borankana.