Port Elizabeth Traffic Conductor Dances and Spins at Busy Street Intersection in Viral TikTok Video

• A Port Elizabeth traffic conductor is a hot topic online after he was recorded dancing and spinning while on duty
• The man is seen in a TikTok video managing traffic flow with absolute flair and heaps of enthusiasm
• People admired his energic spirit and the pride he displayed in doing his job under the hot Mzansi sun

A video of a traffic conductor dancing in the middle of chaotic traffic quickly spread on TikTok.

The conductor's vibey dance moves and infectious energy were on full display, garnering the admiration of Mzansi people.

Man's dance captivates TikTok

As he skillfully directed vehicles through a busy intersection, his dedication to bringing a smile to the faces of passing motorists shone.

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The man's approach to traffic management was undeniably unique, and it sparked conversations about the warmth of South African people.

Power of positivity

Many were inspired by his ability to bring a touch of joy to an otherwise boring and often frustrating aspect of daily life.

Watch the video posted by @wongamde below:

SA applauds traffic conductor

Social media users applauded his positive attitude and how he effortlessly turned a busy intersection into a vibrant spectacle.

Read some of the comments below:

@Rintintin stated:

"I’m clearly buying the wrong morning coffee."

@Ricardo commented:

"Give that man a Bells."

@Kuello_Beauty mentioned:

"I’d take that route just to see him."

@User2293229419626 shared:

"He's been doing this for years."

@Enraged_spirit wrote:

"That's a person that loves their job."

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@Dineon'wambele stated:

"Mos timer exercises on duty. Love him."

@Kealebogaoleratondlovu commented:

"And then boom you are late for a meeting."

@MaryJaneMaven posted:

"You gotta love South Africa man."

Man sells coffee in Sandton traffic, tells Briefly News his grandma told him to open business in a dream

In a similar store, Briefly News reported that a man's hustle of selling coffee and scones on Grayston Drive in Sandton has inspired South Africans. The gent's video of him plying his trade touched netizens so much that they vowed to support him and buy his coffee and scones to show him love.

In the video, a regular customer of the business called Coffee on Grayston. The business is named after Grayston Drive, where the man and partner sell coffee and scones on the street.

Source: Briefly News