Johannesburg Man Caught on Video Urinating Out of Moving Car: South African People Have Mixed Feels

Johannesburg Man Caught on Video Urinating Out of Moving Car: South African People Have Mixed Feels

  • A video showing a man in Johannesburg peeing out of a moving car has gone viral, leaving some people mortified
  • TikTok user @caiveen_ shared the video, laughing at how the man casually urinated from the car
  • Some South African people couldn’t hold back the laughter, while others shook their heads in shame

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Everyone has been in a situation where they are in the car and need to wee really badly. However, not many of us can say we have peed from a moving car – this man can, though.

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Someone shared the video, laughing at how the man casually urinated from the car, and it went viral. Image: (TikTok / @caiveen_ )
Source: TikTok

You see a lot of wild things happening in South Africa. From bus surfing on the highway to people peeing from moving cars, nothing is surprising anymore.

Joburg man pees from moving car

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TikTok user @caiveen_ shared the video showing a man sitting in a moving car with the door open and peeing as people drove past. We are not sure if it was horror or humour, but the man had a good laugh.

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This man was fearless and clearly had zero care that other cars were surrounding him.

Take a look:

Cameraman shares all details

Briefly News Spoke to the man who posted the video, and turns out he's the one who recorded it too. Shame, the man in the video for shade for nothing, it was an emergency.

"I recorded this video, we were going for a vacation in Limpopo, and the one was closed for about three hours if I remember so they diverted the traffic into the Mokopane route, and the driver of the Avanza didn’t want to stop for the guy to pee, he kept opening the door and closing I thought something was wrong then I started recording and then boom the guy was releasing himself, lol I guess they were in a hurry to stop for a drunk passenger.

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"The N1 was closed coz there was a terrible accident, so we had to use an alternative route."

Mzansi discusses public urination

While there were a lot of people laughing, there were also people who couldn’t understand why someone would do this.

Read some of the mixed reactions below:

Lover of things aka Marato was defeated:

“Gauteng”

Respect shared:

“I blame a driver ngabe sibone kahle”

Tshepa was not impressed:

“We don’t say sies enough in this country .”

Faith-assassian said:

“I can imagine Jesus watching this from heaven ”

yoni333pop was amused:

“That laugh I'm dead.”

KwaZulu-Natal man fined R2k for urinating in mall, Mzansi welcomes ruling: “Toilets meant for that”

In related news, Briefly News reported that a man who urinated in a mall car park was fined R2000 at the Boardwalk Mall in Richards Bay.

The incident had many tongues wagging, with some social media users praising the law enforcement officials and others saying they should focus their attention elsewhere.

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Ward councillor Henning de Wet took to Facebook to share a snap of the fine. He said the “brazen offender” audaciously urinated in a public space.

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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.