Springbok Makazole Mapimpi’s Car Serenade in TikTok Video Leaves Mzansi Woman Drooling

Springbok Makazole Mapimpi’s Car Serenade in TikTok Video Leaves Mzansi Woman Drooling

  • A TikTok video featuring Springbok star Makazole Mapimpi singing in his car has taken social media by storm
  • The unexpected musical talent displayed by Mapimpi in the video adds a new dimension to his public persona
  • The video's comment section becomes a virtual love letter as Mzansi women express their admiration and affection for the rugby heartthrob

In the world of TikTok, where trends come and go, a video has surfaced that has set Mzansi hearts aflutter. Springbok rugby star Makazole Mapimpi, known for his prowess on the field, showcased a different side of his personality in a TikTok video that captured him singing along to a tune in his car.

TikTok video featuring Springbok star Makazole Mapimpi singing in his car has taken social media by storm
TikTok video featuring Springbok star Makazole Mapimpi singing in his car has left ladies hot and bothered. Image: @iphimpi
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The unexpected and charming moment has not only endeared him to fans but has also sparked a wave of admiration and affection, particularly from Mzansi women.

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Mapimpi's car serenading goes viral

In the video posted on Mapimpi's TikTok account (@iphimpi), the rugby sensation can be seen immersed in his own world of music, belting out lyrics with genuine enthusiasm. The car karaoke session not only revealed Mapimpi's unexpected musical talents but also showcased a more relaxed and playful side of the athlete, providing fans with a delightful glimpse into his off-field persona.

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Take a look:

Mzansi women drool over Mapimpi

As the video gained traction, the comment section turned into a virtual love fest. Mzansi women, smitten by Mapimpi's charm and musical prowess, expressed their admiration in a flurry of comments. From heart emojis to playful compliments, the post became a platform for fans to shower the rugby star with affection, turning the TikTok video into a collective expression of admiration.

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Read some of the thirsty comments:

Mbali Dlamini had jokes:

“That's a weird way of proposing. But yes, I will marry you. ”

Noms(Hle) Sidinile was upset:

“Did I just hear a female voice in the car… ”

Maphali played it smooth:

“Our Sunday jam. He just loves this song”

LungieKivaya was laughing:

“The comments someone is even confirming if they heard a female voice in the background yaz nizofa”

Makazole Mapimpi’s thirst trap video drives women

Briefly News reported that Makazole Mapimpi has captured many hearts, women especially. The rugby player has been making trends lately, as his foundation recently received a donation of R100K from the carbonated soft drink Twizza. Makazole has turned social media upside down with his latest video.

Makazole Mapimpi has captured many hearts, women especially. The rugby player has been making trends lately, as his foundation recently received a donation of R100K from the carbonated soft drink Twizza. Makazole has turned social media upside down with his latest video.

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After having trended on social media when a clip was posted on TikTok of him being spotted with an unknown woman during the trophy tour, leaving many women broken, Mapimpi has yet again driven many ladies wild after his thirst trap video that was posted on his Instagram Story landed on Twitter.

Source: Briefly News

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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.