2 Women in Mitchell’s Plain Make TikTok Video About Township Dangers, SA Amused

• Two women in a TikTok video became a hit thanks to their content about living in the Mitchell's Plain area
• The women who live in the Western Cape township made people laugh after they depicted their live experience in a TikTok video
• Netizens were thoroughly amused after seeing the women in Mitchell's Plain act out a scary situation

In a TikTok video, two women in Mitchell's Plain decided to film a skit. The pair put on a hilarious show and went viral.

Online users were thoroughly amused by the video of the women in the Western Cape. People could not help but crack jokes about the Cape Town neighbourhood.

Women in Mitchell's Plain joke about gunshots

In a TikTok video by @janiceklink0, two ladies acted like they were about to film a dance video. Instead of music, they dubbed the clip with sounds of gunshots when they were ready to pull off their dance moves. Watch the video below:

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SA amused by Mitchell's Plain video

Netizens could not stop cracking up over the women's content. People commented making fun of townships and how the dog reacted.

Perla Hernandez said:

"That dog more gangsta than the gangsta doing the shooting!"

JR Banda commented:

"It's definitely the dog that made this video."

AJ was amused:

"This is what I needed to see on a Monday. Thanks."

Mfazi_Wephepha wrote:

"This is funny and scary at the same time."

Chevonne ♥ added:

"The dog understands the assignment."

《♤AmberSaaiman♤》gushed:

"I can't stop laughing... the dog, man!"

mama mia commented:

"You guys stood still and played tag for a good while before you even started running in random directions."

SA worried after shooutout at Sandton groove

Briefly News previously reported that shots were fired and people ran for their lives in a club in Sandton, which turned into a horrific scene. Patrons ducked and ran for cover while shots were fired in the near distance. South Africans were scared that the country was becoming more dangerous.

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Crime activist @Abramjee posted the video on X. The video is packed with action one expects to see in a movie. In the video, people are told to take cover. Gunshots go off in the background, and women can be heard screaming and crying.

Someone repeatedly shouts to the patrons to take cover. Someone jokingly yells that he has no pension, while another calls out for his friend in the club. People are seen taking cover under tables, and some take cover behind the couches.

Source: Briefly News