Hilarious Video of Elderly Lady Channelling Her Inner Child Sliding Across the Mall Floor Has SA Cry Laughing

Hilarious Video of Elderly Lady Channelling Her Inner Child Sliding Across the Mall Floor Has SA Cry Laughing

  • An old South African lady gave people life as she slid across the tiled mall floor on her shoes unapologetically
  • Facebook page Mzansi LIVE shared the amazing clip showing the gogo living her best life as if no one was watching
  • The clip reminded people to live life to the fullest and not to wait until they are old to do so as life is not guaranteed

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There comes a time in elderly peoples’ lives where they realize the importance of not giving an ‘ish. An old lady slid across the mall floor like a child and beamed with pure joy. The video has been doing its rounds and giving people life.

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Facebook page Mzansi LIVE had people laughing over a clip of a gogo sliding across the mall floor. Image: Facebook / Mzansi LIVE
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It is refreshing to see older people having a fresh perspective on life which allows them the opportunity to live their final days to the fullest. This is exactly what a gogo did when she got her slide on in a mall.

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Facebook page Mzansi LIVE shared the heartwarming clip, highlighting how refreshing it is to see an elderly woman living her best life. The clip shows a gogo sliding across the mall's tile floor on her shoes as kids do in their socks. Her energy is EVERYTHING!

“Someone's mother decided to "Shushuluzer" at the mall...”

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The people of Mzansi live for the gogo’s unapologetic energy, this is how we all should live

Seeing the pure joy on the old lady’s face left many hearts bursting. As we can take life lessons from small children, so can we from the elderly. Life is too short, slide like no one is watching!

Take a look at some of the comments:

Rebbeca Maria Gonzalez said:

“I like her already, this should be included in national sport.”

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Letlhogonolo Richmond Tong said:

“We really need to have fun… South Africa is the most stressful country in the world.”

Lerato Pule said:

“When you go to town once a year, let's normalise taking our parents out once in a while.”

Tanduxolo Nyivana said:

“I wonder how is she at home... probably too much vibe... I love her”

Emma Iheaka Chikwe said:

“That's why you should allow your kids to enjoy themselves when they are small.”

Video of gogo explaining what is wrong with her phone using eye actions has the people of Mzansi screaming

In related news, Briefly News reported that elderly people and technology often do not mix well. A gogo started experiencing some issues with her cellphone so she took it to the shop and used the most hilarious eye tolling action to explain what the issue was. The cellphone repair man was defeated!

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Have you ever had a small child come up to you and make funny noises and hand actions to explain what they want? While that is precisely what this woman did to the cellphone repair man, LOL.

Facebook user Simthande Myeza shared the hilarious clip showing the old woman explaining her cell phone issues to the repair man by flicking her eyes vigorously. There are no words to describe the motion correctly, you HAVE to see it for yourself.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.