TikTok Video Shows Durban Waitress Singing for Jacob Zuma, Mzansi Reacts: “Should Have Sang in Zulu”

• Jacob Zuma looked uncomfortable as a Durban waitress sang for him on his birthday
• TikTok user @susanchitombi shared a video of her serving Zuma and singing to him with great pride
• Mzansi people cringed for the woman as Zuma sat there with a blank expression as she belted in his presence

It is always that once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that never ends up turning out as we dreamed. This waitress from Durban got to sing for former president Jacob Zuma on his birthday, but it did not look as if the man enjoyed it, shame.

It is not every day that you get to sing for a famous person. So, when this woman was able to do so, she made sure it was caught on camera.

TikTok video of Durban waitress singing to Jacob Zuma goes viral

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TikTok user @susanchitombi shared a video of her serving Zuma and his guests on his birthday. In the birthday spirit, the waitress gave JZ a special dessert and sang to him, but the main man did not look impressed.

Take a look:

Mzansi cringes for the poor woman as Zuma's expression remains blank

Zuma had zero expression on his face and people did not blame him as they too, had no idea what the woman was thinking.

Read some of the comments:

@Banzi m said:

“Wrong song bro. Msholozi never heard this song.”

@Roticogee – Nikky said:

“The voice for me.”

@Jones said:

“I’m as confused as Jacob Zuma.”

@mpumelelomgwenya8 said:

“ Haybo, where is the wooden mic?”

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@alumana_na said:

“The fact that he didn't even smile.”

Jacob Zuma calls President Cyril Ramaphosa "low-life thief" in scathing address at 81st birthday celebration

In related news, Briefly News reported that former president Jacob Zuma has been unrelenting in his attacks against President Cyril Ramaphosa.

In his latest criticism, Zuma called Ramaphosa a "low-life thief" and urged the youth to revolt against his successor's government.

The former president made the comments during his 81st birthday celebration organised by a faction of the South African National Civic Organisation (Sanco) youth on Wednesday, 12 April.

Source: Briefly News