“Ramaphosa From Temu”: SA Cracks Jokes Over President Cyril’s Look-Alike
- South Africans were left in stitches after a video of President Cyril Ramaphosa's look-alike surfaced online
- The clip caught the attention of many, generating loads of views, thousands of likes and comments
- Mzansi netizens were amused by the footage as they rushed to the comments section with jokes and laughter
A video of South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa's look-alike roaming the streets of Mzansi has people cracking up in laughter.
SA cracks jokes over President Cyril's look-alike
TikTok user @theflexor03 shared the clip in which a woman made quite an interesting discovery about Cyril's look-alike. The lady was sitting in the car as she laughed uncontrollably at the gent, who was a security guard at the entrance looking like Ramaphosa.
The man's features were similar to those of the president, which many South Africans agreed upon in the comments. The footage amused many and clocked over 551K views, along with thousands of likes and comments.
Watch the entertaining video below:
Video of President Cyril Ramaphosa's doppelganger amuses SA
Mzansi netizens were entertained by the clip as they flooded the comments section with jokes and laughter, commenting on the funny encounter.
Lesedi went back in time:
"Ramaphosa before the fame."
Ma’xaba can definitely see the resemblance:
"They literally look the same."
Verushka wants some kind of proof:
"Cupcake authenticity approval."
Deborah was amused:
"You made my year, I'm ready to go to 2025. Done."
Boitumelo Matlabe62 things they must be family:
"I think he is the son of Ramaphosa."
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Briefly News previously reported that being the president of a nation is one thing, but looking like the president is a whole other ballgame.
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Johannesburg local Joel Chinyai is often mistaken for South African President Cyril Ramaphosa. Chinyai said that people are adamant that he is Ramaphosa, no matter how many times he tells them he's not. He's been asked about service delivery, and many people stop him to take pictures with the 'president'.
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Source: Briefly News