Med Student Dances His Way to Becoming a Doctor in 2 Months, Mzansi Left in Stitches

Med Student Dances His Way to Becoming a Doctor in 2 Months, Mzansi Left in Stitches

  • This medical student has lightened up social media with a playful video about transitioning from student to doctor in two months
  • He jokingly danced his way into finally becoming a doctor and sparked humour about becoming a humourous doctor
  • The video, featuring dancing and humour, has resonated with many, earning positive reactions and playful comments from Mzansi
Med student dances his way to becoming a doctor
A med student's humorous video about becoming a doctor in two months has gone viral, featuring playful dancing and jokes. Images: @ta_mdizo.
Source: Instagram

South African medical student @luxolomdolo has brought a dose of humour and joy to social media with a light-hearted take on her upcoming graduation.

The young doctor titled his video "Ungazoba serious😂😂! Uzoguga umncinci.. anyway, two months to go🥳," [Don't be so serious. Otherwise, you'll grow old while you're young. Anyway, two months to go.]

In the video, he played around while joking about his imminent transition from student to doctor in just two months.

The soon-to-be doctor impresses Mzansi

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The playful video has struck a chord with many, showcasing the medical profession's refreshing and humorous side:

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As @luxolomdolo danced and joked, emphasising the excitement and anticipation surrounding her upcoming milestone.

Reactions from social media have been overwhelmingly positive, with users chiming in with their humorous comments and encouragement:

@N.Zizipho jokingly noted the doctor-to-be was a iSkhothane:

"Worry yam Ta 😭😭safa kubazizikhothane consulting room singaphilanga😂😂" [My worry To, we're going to die while waiting for Izikhothane in the consulting room, while we're sick.]

@Nkosibenathi_Karabo praised his moves and gave him a nickname:

"Khuphuka Lapho Dr’s Orders😂😂🔥🔥" [Go higher Dr's orders.]

@Li-Timna commented:

"So sizothu ungu Dr ban? Dr Ta Mdizo? 😂" [So we have to call you Dr who? Dr Ta Mdizo.]

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@Mile_ngema highlighted the type of doctors Mzansi has now:

"Odokotela bezinsuku zokugcina🥺🤣I'm so proud of you Ta mdizo!" [Doctor's in these end times. I'm proud of you Ta Mdizo.]

@Becoming Dr Andy, a fellow doctor, also celebrated the time left:

"11 weeks innit 💃🏽🕺"

Mr Bosch jokingly reprimanded the doctor:

"Hayi doctor, doctor hayi😂🙌🏾!!"

Fake doctor 'Dr' Matthew Lani sings to stethoscope

Briefly News reported that Dr Mattew, a social media personality who lied about his medical qualifications, has gone viral for singing to his stethoscope on TikTok.

The South African Health Professions Council has confirmed that Lani is not a registered health practitioner.

Many netizens reacted with humour to Lani's video, praising his stubbornness and saying that he should get tested.

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Reitumetse Makwea (Editor) Reitumetse Makwea is a Current Affairs journalist at Briefly News. She has a National diploma, Advanced diploma and Post-graduate diploma in Journalism from the Tshwane University of Technology. She first worked as a student journalist and freelancer for Caxton's Record Noweto and later joined The Citizen News, where she worked for a little over 3 years covering politics, environmental news, business, education, and health. Reitumetse joined Briefly News in 2024. Email: reitumetse.makwea@briefly.co.za

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