“Haibo": Mzansi Reacts to Driver Flaunting a Stash of Money
- A man seen flaunting money while driving a car has attracted a high number of reactions from social media users
- Some also believe the man is just employed as a taxi driver, that he must rush to park the car and deliver the daily earnings to the owner
- On the other hand, some believe the lady heard singing and laughing in the video is only interested in the moolah and not in love with the chap
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A video of a man flaunting money is doing the rounds on social media and it has attracted massive reactions from Mzansi users.
@KeletsoMSS has dropped a video in what is seen as a man driving his car with a female in the background singing a song bragging about nice life.
Looking at the reactions, some believe the woman in the background is in love with the money and not purely with the guy.
Source: Twitter
At the same time, many of the users are of the view that the man is just a taxi driver and they jokingly told him to go and park the car and give the owner his money.
Captioned wa gafiwa in Pedi, directly translated to say ‘there is madness’ and Briefly News takes a look at the comments.
@Ronaldanele said:
“Happiness in seeing money this lady has.”
@MoretieKenna said:
“Kao khopela (I’m asking)! Ke marabastaad mo (This is Marabastad).”
@SihleMsiza09 said:
“He check in ya two weeks no.”
@Manzigua said:
“Mara mo ke 3klipa Shem.”
Briefly News previously reported that EFFs Godrich Gardee had taken to Twitter to call ANC leaders out after an eyebrow-raising video of Mpumalanga businessman Moses Kgomo serviced online.
In the clip, Kgomo can be seen waving around a thick stack of two hundred rands. Kgomo is said to be the owner of one of several businesses that benefited from irregular tender bidding and awards.
While Kgomo had denied any involvement in tender fraud, Gardee has questioned the ANC about a child that was electrocuted by illegal electrical wires and also the way it handles the country's hard-earned funds.
Twitter users and concerned South Africans naturally headed to the comments section to air their thoughts. Many of them are clearly aggravated by the country's leaders and have demanded a change.
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Source: Briefly News
