“That’s a Full-Time Job”: SA Impressed With Lady’s Remake of Famous Tyler Perry Movie Scene
- Despite his crumbling way of storytelling, Tyler Perry owned the black film industry in the early 2000s
- The celebrated filmmaker stole everyone's heart by creating the two Why Did I Get Married? movies
- Movie lovers appreciated the relatability of the stories and the star-studded crew who impeccably brought the script to life
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One character will always be remembered from the movie for her boldness and vibrant personality.
Marcus' Angela had everyone talking, especially about how she ensured he was not cheating.
Lady remakes iconic Tyler Perry movie scene
Before Mea Culpa and his other mediocre films, Tyler Perry had the world in the palm of his hands with his brilliant telling of black stories. Besides the Madea films, some of his best included the Why Did I Get Married? movies.
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There's something relatable about telling different black love stories on such a big platform. One fan favourite character is Marcus' Angela, played by the talented Tasha Smith.
Angela was always checking to see if Marcus was not cheating on her and devised a detailed tutorial on how she did so. A South African lady impressed everyone when she perfectly recreated the scene on her TikTok.
Uyanda remembered the scene word for word, and her facial expressions gave each word emotion to carry the scene through.
Watch the video below:
Mzansi impressed with lady's acting in viral TikTok
Social media users cheered for the talented lady in the comments:
@ngawetoo under complimented the hun:
"You nailed it, sisi."
@Manta Michael was stunned by how pretty the lady was:
"OMG, you look so much like Kerry Washington."
@Mandisa Ngqulunga53 pointed out:
"That's a full-time job."
@NabandatheAfricanGirl realised:
"Angela had too much time on her hands."
@Nonkululeko Ngobe856 commented:
"My neighbour is like this. No exaggerating."
@tebogomaphalla was amazed by the lady's acting:
"Damn, you are good."
@lebo840 shared:
"This scene will forever live rent-free in my mind."
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Briefly News also reported that a young South African lady tricked her grandmother into doing a famous TikTok dance challenge that took the world by storm. Maria told her gran that the dance was a school assignment and filmed her cute attempt at the popular dance.
Social media users were touched by the guardian’s willingness to help her young one.
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Source: Briefly News