Video of 3 Young Men ‘Bus Surfing’ on Durban’s Highway Goes Viral, Mzansi Asks What’s Wrong with Our Kids

• A video of three young men dancing on top of a moving bus travelling on Durban's N3 highway has gone viral
• The clip shows the group breaking the law and interacting with passengers in a car travelling next to the bus
• South Africans have been angered by the viral video and questioned if the perpetrators understand the danger they put themselves and other road users in

A video of three young men behaving dangerously by dancing and moving around on the roof of a moving bus on Durban's N3 highway has gone viral.

The video was tweeted by Social Cohesion Advocate Yusuf Abramjee and shows the group of men walking, dancing and interacting with motorists travelling alongside the bus.

Judging from the footage the bus driver isn't driving particularly quickly which results in traffic building up behind the large vehicle.

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The clip also shows the young men interacting with the occupants of a black hatchback driving alongside the bus.

Durban Metro Police told TimesLive that they would increase patrols on the highway.

South Africans reacted on social media, here are some of their responses:

@worse_advocate says:

"Do we blame bus drivers or traffic officers for their non-visibility?coz we always want someone to blame"

Disclaimer: This behaviour should not be repeated as it's extremely dangerous and puts many people at risk.

Youtuber goes viral transforming old couch into electric 'car', hits the streets in ultimate DIY

Another young person who lives on the edge is Youtuber Marko Terzo who 'drove' his old couch that he converted into an electric 'car', Briefly News reports.

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The viral video shows the entire building process from start to finish. The Youtuber has over five million followers and first decided to fit two electric skateboards underneath the couch, but then ran into trouble as he couldn't steer the couch.

Terzo added his scooter to the couch and hid the steering mechanism with a pillow. The top speed of the electric power is 120km/h. The rest is history and the young man was on his way to pranking people in his area, including a drive-thru worker and car dealership salesman.

Source: Briefly News