Mzansi Busts Over TikTok Video of Guy Shadow Boxing in Jeans on Beach: Durbanites Claim JHB Forgot a Member

• One guy got roasted by the sun and Mzansi citizens for shadowboxing on the beach in jeans
• TikTok user @official_cleancutskolly shared the video of the man doing his thing in the baking sun
• People are convinced that the man is from Johannesburg and got left behind in December

If you wear jeans to the beach in Durban, people will only assume you are from Joburg. One guy shadowboxing in jeans on the beach was roasted on the internet and had Durbanites calling the 011 to come to collect their lost soldier.

People from the inland areas flock to the coastlands in December for some holiday beach fun. People are convinced this man was left behind and has now accepted his fate and become one with the beach.

TikTok user @official_cleancutskolly shared the video of the man doing his thing under the blazing sun. The woman who recorded it was not impressed by his moves and was sure the man was in the wrong province.

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Take a look:

The people of Mzansi go in hard on the beach boxer

This man stood no chance. People flooded the comments with spicy jokes, with many certain he is from Johannesburg and his family members left him behind.

See some of the hilarious comments:

@ConicalCrib8823_Some_ Cracker said:

“Bro is fighting off the UV rays.”

@elliotalderson786 said:

“Can someone tell him the festive period is over.”

@MagneticZebra21 said:

“He is fighting the wind that whistled to his dolls.”

@Cindy Janse van Vuur said:

“Someone watched the Rocky movies last night.”

@Jean_Paul_Marques said:

“I don’t know what to say about jeans on the beach."

@Josh T said:

“Jo'burgers fighting away the floods for Durban.”

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In other news, Briefly News reported that buying a secondhand car is not something out of the ordinary in South Africa. However, people know what not to buy and it seems this 2016 BMW M2 for R670k is one of those cars.

If something is too good to be true, it generally is. When looking at a second-hand car, people check for things like mileage, if it has been in an accident and the service history.

Twitter user @JosiahThobejane shared pictures of a low-mileage 2016 MBW M2 that is selling for R670k. While the price seems steep for a second-hand car, it is low-mileage

Source: Briefly News