“No Place Like SA”: Man Shows Video of Spur Employee Busting Intense Moves, Crowd Cheers Her On

“No Place Like SA”: Man Shows Video of Spur Employee Busting Intense Moves, Crowd Cheers Her On

  • TikTok personality Jeremy du Plessis shared a video of a Cape Town-based Spur employee showing off her moves
  • The energetic woman danced in an aisle while her colleagues and patrons cheered her on
  • When Jeremy shared his excitement for our country and not wanting to leave, many social media users agreed
  • Jeremy also spoke to Briefly News about why the Spur employee was dancing and the love he has for his country
A man saw a Spur employee dancing.
A Spur employee danced her heart out. Images: @jeremy_duplessis
Source: TikTok

Restaurant workers often face the challenge of keeping their customers happy, which can be demanding. However, one Spur employee managed to bring smiles to her customers' faces by dancing on the job, turning an ordinary day into a joyful experience.

Spur worker dances for customers

Springboks superfan and TikTok personality Jeremy du Plessis took to his TikTok account (@jeremy_duplessis) to show people online what he witnessed when he went to a Cape Town-based Spur in Zevenwacht Mall.

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While there, he recorded one of the employees showing off her impressive dance moves. Her colleagues and the patrons cheered as she made the aisle her stage.

Jeremy, who shared he didn't want to leave the country, wrote in his caption:

"No place like South Africa!"

Watch the video below:

Why was the Spur employee dancing?

While speaking to Briefly News, Jeremy shared:

"The Spur employees were singing the Happy Birthday song to a customer. In the middle of the song, this specific employee started dancing to the song for the customer."

The woman's energy surprised the TikTokker, who had to capture the moment.

Talking about the love for his country after seeing the dancer, Jeremy stated:

"Even though many negative things are happening in South Africa, the positives outweigh the negatives.

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"Nowhere in this world will you see employees dancing for a customer with that amount of joy and happiness. Only in SA!"

Mzansi loves the Spur vibes

Members from the online community headed to the comment section to express their joy after seeing the Spur worker dance into people's hearts.

@ingridnelsonstene added to the comments:

"What a nice vibe they have at work."

@naya17651 told social media users:

"South Africa is heaven. I love my country."

@barbs085 shared with people online:

"I love her. She's such a vibe. I'm definitely visiting Spur in Kuilsriver for my kids again."

A hopeful @marryhet wrote:

"This is how I want to feel in my workplace every day."

@darrinrossouw laughed and said:

"She’s going to be dead tired after work because it’s everyone’s birthday when I go to Spur."

@schutte60 jokingly added:

"The food is getting cold."

Customers smile at Spur staff member's cool moves

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Last year, Briefly News reported about the same Cape Town-based Spur where one of the staff members broke out in dance, bringing joy to the customers.

The TikTok community praised the staff for their enthusiasm and dedication to brightening their customers' day.

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Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News, telling the tales of the community. After her studies, Jade worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, please email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za