Edited Clip of 'Killer Cop' Rosemary Ndlovu Strutting Into Court Goes Viral: "Ushada Ne Jele"

Edited Clip of 'Killer Cop' Rosemary Ndlovu Strutting Into Court Goes Viral: "Ushada Ne Jele"

  • An edited video clip of 'Tembisa killer cop' Rosemary Ndlovu strutting into court amid her multiple-murder trial has tickled Mzansi's funny bone
  • Mzansi social networking users were simply bemused at how someone could think up the idea of adding the wedding entrance soundtrack to the clip
  • Briefly News got the invite and took to the comments section to bring readers all the funny reactions to the tweet

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An edited video clip of 'Tembisa killer cop' Rosemary Ndlovu strutting into court amid her multiple-murder trial has tickled Mzansi's funny bone.

Ndlovu appeared in the Johannesburg High Court on Monday with her ankles shackled, leading to a stiff, slow gait.

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An edited video clip of 'Tembisa killer cop' Rosemary Ndlovu strutting into court amid her multiple-murder trial has tickled Mzansi's funny bone. Image: @danielmarven/ Twitter.
Source: Twitter

The edited clip circulated widely on Twitter after it was shared by popular user @danielmarven.

The caption read:

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"Can y’all take things serious in life. Who added this sound?"

Hilariously, someone was kind enough to add a timeless classic – Canon in D – that everyone will recognise to the clip. It was an obvious choice considering Ndlovu's rigid, matrimonial-like walk.

The soundtrack is one of the most popular bride entrance songs to play as the wife-to-be makes her way down the aisle.

The violins and piano are at a slow pace that makes it easy for both the bride and whoever is walking her down the aisle to match.

Be that as it may, other Mzansi social networking users, who were just as thoroughly entertained, were simply bemused at how someone could think up the idea of adding the soundtrack.

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The hilarious clip was an instant hit as it attracted nearly 1 500 likes.

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Briefly News got the invite and took to the comments section to bring readers all the funny reactions to the tweet.

@NatashaRochel said:

"Ele nna ko legodimong ke lebeletse ge ba sekiša motho o a editilego video ye."

@LUNGA_ONLY joked:

"Ushada ne Jele."

@lunga_ngwenya wrote:

"Stop it, man guys."

@GI_Irvin added:

"They are going to examine her head, right?"

Video shows funny moment groom do press-ups, goes into crowd

In other funny news, Briefly News previously reported that the bar keeps getting raised higher as there can never be enough excitement and drama on one's wedding day.

In a wedding clip filmed by @maxwelljennings and posted on Instagram, a groom became a funny spectacle after the officiating pastor asked him to unveil his bride.

The man adjusted his shirt before he went on his fours as one of the groomsmen gave him a white cloth to place his hands on.

He then went ahead to do many press-ups to the surprise of many. Even the clergyman laughed hard at the show he put on.

Source: Briefly News

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Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the current affairs Head of Desk at Briefly News. He was a news reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops, including the crime and court reporting one by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism in 2024. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za