Video of Couple Driving in Old Fashioned Mercedes Convertible in Heavy Rain Has SA Peeps Laughing Out Loud

Video of Couple Driving in Old Fashioned Mercedes Convertible in Heavy Rain Has SA Peeps Laughing Out Loud

  • A video of an old-style Mercedes convertible being driven in heavy rain has been circulating on social media
  • The footage was posted by Podcast and Chill with McGee co-host Solomzi Thandubuntu who threw shade at the car and the wet couple inside
  • He jokingly pointed out that it was vital to check the weather before attempting to drive an old convertible

A video of a driver rolling around in an old-school Mercedes convertible in the pouring rain had South African social media users howling with laughter.

couple driving in old fashioned Mercedes convertible in rain
SA couldn't help but laugh at a couple who got poured on while cruising in old fashioned Mercedes convertible. Image: @Solphendukaa/Twitter
Source: Twitter

The clip was posted by Podcast and Chill with McGee co-host Solomzi Thandubuntu (@Solphendukaa) on Twitter. He took the footage from his car as he poked fun at how the couple in the vehicle was getting rained on.

Solomzi pointed out how wet they must have been as they endured the rain in the old-fashioned open-top car, which required to be physically covered, unlike modern automatic convertibles. He even teased that their car would be referred to as an e-hailing vehicle if it were to start hailing.

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“If you drive islahla sakudala. You need to look at the forecast. Don't just drive coz there is a bit of sun," he joked in the tweet.

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Solomzi's Twitter followers couldn't help but respond to the post with laughter and funny remarks at the embarrassing moment.

@trevorgumbi commented:

"LOL "e-hailing"? You're an idiot and it's beautiful to watch."

@YomzuluNtomb wrote:

"Why doesn't she park and close it or close it while drinking angaz I'm just asking."

@Tlou_regi said:

"With this one, you leave the cover at home. It’s a literal slahla matente.”

@TheRealZeeNkosi reacted:

"Should have gone and parked at a closest mall soon as there were rain drops. Park underground & wait it out. But nooo. They must see me being David from great Britain smh."

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@nomataz wrote:

"we actually had hailstones in Jhb (Randburg side) today."

@Lindiwemya12 replied:

“Ne robot ngathi lenza ngamabomu.”

@mango_teko commented:

"Weather is temporary drip is forever ."

@ShadyDuki said:

"Lol he didn't read the weather forecast grabbed the keys and headed out...at this point he's on a boat."

Mzansi has chest pains as sleek Hyundai i30N cruises on pothole-filled road in township

In another story, Briefly News reported that South Africans couldn't believe their eyes and had chest pains when they saw a stylish Hyundai i30N cruise on a road filled with massive potholes.

@VehicleTrackerz shared the clip online, showing some onlookers admiring the car as it slowly drove past them. However, the Twitter post changed the perspective of many when peeps saw the road the vehicle was driving on.

According to Business Insider, the country's economy gets severely affected by the ailing road network in the country, with the agricultural industry being one of the sectors that experience consistent inconvenience.

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Source: Briefly News

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