Former ‘Gomora’ Actress Sannah McHunu Reacts to Viral Spring Day Videos of Disrespectful Youth

• Sannah Mchunu recently weighed in on the viral Spring Day videos of young people pouring water on each other
• The former Gomora actress was astonished watching the elderly and the disabled get soaked in water by unruly kids
• Her shock was met with similar reactions from followers who criticised how Spring Day went from a celebration among kids to a humiliating unsuspecting bystanders

Sannah Mchunu was horrified by the viral Spring Day videos circulating on social media.

The former Gomora actress, who recently joined the cast of Generations: The Legacy, was heartbroken while watching people get soaked in water by rowdy neighbourhood kids.

South Africa celebrates Spring Day on 1 September, and typical traditions include children spraying each other with water.

However, what was once a cheerful day celebrated by youngsters as they welcomed Spring was reduced to a display of chaotic behaviour by South African youth.

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The actress shared a video of a group of young people pouring buckets of muddy water onto a school bus in the middle of the road.

In another clip, a young man can be seen splashing a bucket of water on a seemingly disabled and homeless man, who nearly stumbles from the impact as onlookers laugh in amusement.

Mam Sannah responded in shock at the kids' disorderly behaviour, which left both her and other online users disturbed by what Spring Day had turned into.

Social media reacts to Spring Day videos

South Africans were left shaking their heads in disappointment at the kids' behavior. Read some of their comments below:

South African singer Nhlanhla Mafu was outraged:

"All I see is a lack of respect. Growing up, we used to play this game, but amongst us kids, not this nonsense of disrespecting the elders."

skaicole_ asked:

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"What happened to them playing amongst themselves, though?"

happiness_thabile_winpride said:

"Next year, they must just switch off the taps. I mean, what's this?"

sithembilenyambose wrote:

"The way I would have caught a beating at home for pouring water on the elderly."

kolobeboikanamarven wasn't impressed:

"It's funny how South Africans have been battling water crises, but seeing how water is wasted in this fashion, it's disappointing. It's not really about having fun. There are places to have fun without wasting water. People go to swimming pools for this."

aya_meyiwa added:

"This is getting out of hand now."

mulisaraidimi was disappointed:

"How can one differentiate between animal behaviour and this behaviour? There's no difference. Some people are busy studying, some are investing their energy in things that will benefit them in the future, and then there's us darkies. I don't want to hear anything about witchcraft, you're just dumb."

zae_moyo responded:

"Instead of working, they are busy traumatising people. What kind of fathers are they gonna be?"

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senatemots wasn't impressed:

"I don’t understand what’s funny here."

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