Myanmar Woman Goes Viral, Dancing to the Song 'Bang Jago' around the Parliament Coup

Kapanlagi.com - The country of Myanmar is buzzing with a government coup launched by the military. It all started on Monday (1/2/2021) when the military arrested Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD) party who won the election.

The reason for this coup is that the military claims there was fraud in the November general election. In 2020, the NLD party won with 83% of the votes. However, the results were deemed invalid and the military found evidence of fraud involving 10 million voters, as reported by CNBC.

The military in Myanmar has taken actions such as arresting several civilian leaders, cutting off internet access, and shutting down flights. The aim of this coup is to restore full military power in Myanmar.

Interestingly, a woman recently went viral for dancing to the song 'Bang Jago'. Her video quickly spread on social media.

 

1. Joget Abang Jago

The video was shared by Twitter account @Vonkoutli, showing the woman enthusiastically doing aerobics. The song she used was titled Bang Jago, which caught the attention of Indonesian netizens.

A woman did her aerobic class without realizing that there was a coup happening in Myanmar. And then it can be seen how the military convoy arrives at the parliament. pic.twitter.com/fmFUzhawRe

— Àngel Marrades (@VonKoutli) February 1, 2021

"A woman is attending her aerobics class without realizing that a coup is happening in Myanmar. And then it can be seen how the military convoy arrives at the parliament," wrote Twitter account @Vonkoutli.

The woman seems unaware that there is a parliamentary coup happening behind her. Meanwhile, the situation appears calm and filled with military vehicles.

 

2. Netizen's Comments

credit: Twitter

This caught the attention of Indonesian netizens as to why the woman played the song 'Bang Jago' during the exercise. In addition, there were also comments saying, "Let's overthrow first, dance number one."

What do you think?

 

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