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What in the Madea Is Going On Here: Man Spots Madea Lookalike, SA Can't Deal

Friday, June 11, 2021 at 8:46 AM by Marilynn Manuel

- A young South African recently headed online to make everyone laugh with a photo of a woman who looks strikingly similar to famous movie character, Madea

- The photo, which is admittedly blurry, still happens to give away snippets of a tall and manly woman wearing a floral dress and short, grey, curly wig - some of Madea's signature items

- The post received various hilarious reactions from social media users who could definitely see the resemblance and were soon laughing their butts off in the comment section

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It isn't every day a South African gets to see famous Hollywood actress, Madea - who was played by Tyler Perry by the way - casually taking a walk in a local street, but one young man recently got to see it first-hand.

Madea in Mzansi

Heading to Twitter, @Abuti__Ray shared a snap of what looks like Madea wearing her signature floral dress and grey wig. While the photo is quite blurry, it's hard not to agree that it definitely looks like Madea.

What in the Madea Is Going Here: Man Spots Madea Lookalike, SA Can't Deal — Madea was spotted on a Mzansi street. Image: @abuti_ray
Source: Twitter

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See it to believe it

"Holl up... Is that?" the hilarious snap was captioned.

Mzansi can't deal

Of course, many South Africans were left howling after seeing the hilarious post. A lot of people started speculating about why Madea may be in our midst. Read a few of their hilarious comments below:

@NkoCy_Macuacua said:

"Is that the baddest lady with the best advice but her life is effed up."

@Thabani_S3 said:

"Hallelu Jeeeer... it's her!"

@Kelebokgile13 said:

"Yo!!! Call the po po ho..."

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Briefly News also reported there's an old belief that somewhere in the world, your doppelganger is living their lives completely oblivious to your existence. A man recently proved this after sharing snaps of who appears to be Nelson Mandela's doppelganger.