Clip of Locals at a Groove Behaving Bizarrely Leaves Mzansi Buzzing

Tuesday, April 06, 2021 at 12:38 PM by Marilynn Manuel

- A clip of a big group of people partying their lives away was recently shared online by a Twitter user

- In the clip, the partiers are dancing and singing without a single care in the world, blissfully unaware that they're being recorded

- South Africans have had a lot to say about the clip in the comment section of the post

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A lot of people have seemingly stopped taking the necessary precautions to avoid getting or spreading Covid-19, which is why it's unsurprising that a clip of locals having a blast while drinking and partying was shared online.

In the clip that was shared by @oshateKeo, the partiers can be seen drinking, dancing and bizarrely throwing bottles with alcohol in them at one another - which they amazingly manage to catch despite being obviously intoxicated.

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"Bana ba bomma," the uploader captioned the funny clip.

While a few people voiced their concerns about the absence of precautionary measures taken against Covid-19, others found it super hilarious and were soon making funny comments about it. Read a few of their replies below:

@morwa_seloma said:

"What kind of music is that? Wa tseba le rena ka bokgolwa. Okare dinaka dihlakane le mpoho."

@BRIDESSON said:

"SEEMS LIKE ALL DANCE MOVES ARE RELEVANT. THE OWNER OF THE SONG SEEMS TO HAVE INVENTED EVERYTHING. EVEN “TOSSING OF SOMETHING”, HENCE THAT LADY TOSSED A BOTTLE."

@Bafumiki said:

"When she casually tossed the bottle away and continued to dance like nothing happened. Lol..."

@Mbongwe_ said:

"What SADC country is this? Def not ours. We're crazy but we do it with grace"

Clip of Locals at a Groove Behaving Bizarrely Leaves Mzansi Buzzing — SA has been left in stitches by this clip. Images: MoshateKeo
Source: Twitter

In other Briefly.co.za news, South Africans have expressed concern that a third wave may hit the country sooner than expected after a clip was shared on Twitter of a group of revellers having the time of their lives at a groove while ignoring almost every Covid-19 health regulation.