Is the pantsula dance a culture?

Yes, Pantsula is considered a culture. Pantsula is a South African street dance originating in the African-township communities. It emerged during the apartheid era as a form of cultural resistance and self-expression among the marginalized youth. Pantsula incorporates elements of traditional African dance, contemporary hip-hop, freestyle, and other dance styles. Beyond just movements, Pantsula encompasses music, fashion, language, and various social practices within the communities it originates from. It serves as a vital aspect of their identity and continues to hold socio-cultural significance for its practitioners.