Lady’s ‘Elizabedi’ Remix Video Goes Viral on TikTok, South Africa Invites Her To Play in the Kasi

Lady’s ‘Elizabedi’ Remix Video Goes Viral on TikTok, South Africa Invites Her To Play in the Kasi

  • A lady from Mzansi made an Elizabedi remix on TikTok, and the clip is trending on the video-sharing platform
  • People in South Africa loved the song so much that they invited the young woman to play in the kasi
  • Speaking to Briefly News, Shané Fraenkel said that the young man's passion for the Springboks inspired her to create a song

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Woman does a remix of ‘Elizabedi’.
A young lady shared a video of her ‘Elizabedi’ remix. Images: @shaneqi
Source: TikTok

A lady's remix of the popular Elizabedi TikTok video has caught the attention of South Africa, leading to an exciting invitation to experience the kasi culture.

SA impressed by 'Elizabedi' remix

The original Elizabedi TikTok video, which gained fame for its catchy phrase and lively reaction from a young boy, has been embraced by South Africans. The fan was trying to pronounce Springboks' player Eben Etzebeth's name.

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Shané Fraenkel's remix, which adds her unique touch to the viral trend, quickly garnered a massive following on social media. As her remix spread like wildfire, South Africans from all corners of the country began to take notice.

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Many praised her creativity and celebrated her contribution to the Elizabedi phenomenon. In a heartfelt response, the people of South Africa invited her to visit their kasi as a gesture of gratitude for her role in spreading happiness and unity.

In an exclusive comment to Briefly News, Fraenkel said:

"I firstly thought that the excitement of the young man screaming Elizabedi was so cute. The passion that drove him in supporting our country gave me the inspiration to make it a song. It was in total support of the Boks building up to the final in this country music unites us, and that’s exactly what I wanted to achieve."

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Watch the video below:

Mzansi celebrates remix video

People from all over the country praised the young hun for her unique adaptation of the trending Elizabedi video. The clip showcases how a simple TikTok video can transform into a symbol of unity.

Peeps flocked to the comment section to share their views:

@Thandolwenkosi praised:

"LISTEN!!....South Africans never disappoint."

@Malindi Dlamini celebrated:

"I knew this was coming and u nailed it. South Africans never disappoint."

@Mrs M. commented:

"It's giving old school kwaito vibes."

@maxhobangwane said:

"This guy is lucky."

@Daphne.T shared:

"I can't actually believe that my mom's name is rocking to that level."

@thulanikg079@gmail.com commented:

"You should come to kasi were you belong."

Man’s joy over Eben Etzebeth’s winning try for Springboks goes viral

In a similar story, Briefly News reported that a TikTok video showing a man's happiness about Eben Etzebeth's winning try for the Springboks has gone viral.

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This joyful video captured the man's excitement and celebration as he watched the rugby match.

The try scored by Eben Etzebeth secured the Springboks victory in an important game, and netizens could not help but relate to how the young man felt.

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Source: Briefly News

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Trisha Pillay (Weekend current affairs editor) Trisha Pillay is a Current Affairs writer at Briefly News. She has a degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in International Politics from UNISA. She joined ENCA straight out of varsity and completed an internship at the channel. Pillay later went on to cover politics, crime, entertainment, and current affairs at the Citizen Newspaper. She joined Newzroom Afrika in 2019 and became a senior bulletin editor for shows focused on politics and current affairs on the channel. She joined Briefly News in 2023. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za