Video of Flying Pillow Missing Man's Head at a Church Goes Viral: 'Them Spirits Wrong'

Video of Flying Pillow Missing Man's Head at a Church Goes Viral: 'Them Spirits Wrong'

  • Unbelievable scenes played out at a church recently as a congregation got treated to some bizarre praise dancing
  • Footage capturing the moment the pastor flings a pillow across and striking a congregant has gone viral online
  • Social media users questioned the pastor's unwarranted actions but reacted hilariously to the clip

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A crazy video is doing the rounds online, and no one would believe such scenes are possible except if they saw it for themselves.

The clip, shared by @lolaloveway28, shows the congregation of an unknown church fully immersed in bizarre spiritual dances during the sermon.

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The caption read:

"Wow, pastor tripping."

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Apart from one person gyrating uncontrollably from a group of dancers performing, the pastor is seen standing passively at the pulpit before the most bizarre moment of the video unfolds.

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The pastor takes hold of a pillow before walloping it a few rows back and striking one of the congregants squarely in the chest.

Flung pillow mows down target

Fortunately, the pillow only startled the unsuspecting woman and the few others around her, who appeared bemused by the strange occurrence.

One man sitting a row in front of the woman had come within seconds of getting his head knocked back but was alert enough to duck out of the way just as it whizzed past.

The video garnered close to a whopping 10 million views as TikTok users had a hilarious response to the event, instigating a torrent of laughter across the platform.

Netizens bemused beyond their wits

Briefly News takes a look at the amused reactions from the stunned users below.

@INTERNETFUNNY wrote:

"Pastor tryna try out for the NFL combine in the middle of service."

@DION said:

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"A LOT to unpack. First of all, what spirit make you Wu-tang pls tell me."

@Jerome Blackson added:

"Church is a place you can literally go crazy and nobody says a damn thing except: 'they got the spirit'."

@Nique offered:

"That is not a praise dance. They are doing the WU-TANG."

@chris62406 observed:

"That man dodged that pillow tho."

@Yoshicka Calhoun mentioned:

"Them spirits WRONG."

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Scores of locals preferred to go to church while others argued that the mobile phones they use could not shut down and they could still access the social networking sites.

Briefly News posted a short quiz on Facebook, asking the readers what they would do if Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram could crash permanently.

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Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News. He was a mid-level reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a general reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops organised by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism, including crime and court reporting. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za