The GQ Dancers, a popular girl dance crew in Kenya, have been making waves in the entertainment scene. According to an interview with Larry Madowo on The Trend Live on NTV, the crew consists of five beautiful Kenyan ladies who met while growing up.
The name 'GQ' stands for 'Gifted Queens,' and the group has been dancing together for five years. They have appeared on several TV shows, including NTV's Jamrock and TV's 10 over 10.
Their sense of fashion has been a topic of discussion, with many questioning their facial piercings. However, the group has explained that the piercings are a signature part of their identity and a way to urge their fans to stop asking about the pain associated with piercing.
In an interview, Gloria Songoro, a member of the crew, emphasized the importance of hard work, discipline, and dedication to succeed as a girl group. She stated,
Kama girl group you need to work extra, train hard, you need to have discipline do whatever it takes to get better.
The GQ Dancers have gained significant publicity from featuring in Eric Omondi's YouTube comedy videos, including How To Make A Nigerian Movie and Saratina, a remix of Sarafina that was criticized by South Africans for allegedly making fun of the Apartheid.
The crew's dancing skills have been praised, and they continue to make a name for themselves in the Kenyan entertainment industry.
The recovered account cited reporting by Nation.
