Man’s Drum Skills Attract Tons of Attention from SA Social Media Users: “He’s Dope”

Man’s Drum Skills Attract Tons of Attention from SA Social Media Users: “He’s Dope”

  • A short video clip of a man showcasing his drum skills on the side of a Durban road has been shared online by Twitter user @Advobarryroux
  • In the inspiring video, the man uses a worn-down drum and two sticks to play a beat for people passing by while also singing along for added entertainment
  • Locals loved that he was doing what he enjoys and swiftly headed to the comment section where they shared many good and some funny replies

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South Africa is full of people who use their talents to take them places and sometimes the sidewalk is as far as they get, but even there, they are appreciated. A man was seen showing off his drumming skills on a Durban pavement.

In the video that was shared on Twitter by @AdvorBarryRoux, the man can be seen using two sticks and a broken-down drum to produce quite a pleasant beat. He also added some singing for added entertainment.

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Drummer, Durban, skilled, Barry Roux
This man has amazing drumming skills. Images: @advobarryroux
Source: Twitter

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"Madoda," the clip was captioned by AdvoBarryRoux.

@ntuthukozuma_ said:

"There's no way you're from Durban and you don't know this guy."

@Zanokhanyotogu asked:

"Who taught this guy how to play the drum? Lol."

@Mtshuzar1 said:

"He is dope, you pass this guy when he's doing it, you will pay attention."

@gvnxchy97 said:

"Don't give up on your dreams, young man."

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