“Uncontrollable Generation”: Ama2K Dance on a Moving Police Van, SA’s Stunned

• Three bold boys got on top of a moving police van and showed off their dancing skills, sparking controversy online
• The youngsters' clip attracted massive popularity after it was shared on TikTok by a content creator
• Even though some found the clip amusing, other social media users were deeply disappointed by the ama2K's conduct and disregard for the law

Three boys from a local township caused a stir after a video of them performing a daring dance on a moving police van surfaced online.

The thrill-seeking and humorous clip went viral on the video streaming app TikTok after it was shared by user @food_by_mr_buffal0, reaching 1.7M views and 83.5K likes.

Boys will always be boys

In the video, one brave boy confidently balances and grooves on the bonnet of the moving police van while another dances on the side door and one more at the back of the car. The police officer applies emergency brakes, nearly sending the bonnet hero to the ground on his face.

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Mzansi condemns the boys' bad behaviour

The clip attracted over 3.3K comments from Mzansi peeps, who criticised the boys for their reckless behaviour. Many were disappointed in the police for allowing the young men to do what they did, and some found the clip entertaining.

User @Vuyiswa shared:

"He could have been arrested, just that our police don't know the charges on top of their head."

User @Nasrec said:

"Now I understand why u jesu angawafuni Ma2K."

User @hifrsci7 commented:

"Police are humans, when he stops and deals with him, we say, " Why he does that? He thinks he is above the law."

User @rakgwale40 added:

"Halala, uncontrollable generation ya Ma2K😂😂."

User @dablackmali said:

"Nothing funny here. We can't disrespect our protection in this fashion 😳😳."

User @Yephahla shared:

"That's why I always say there is no law, no respect , no dignity, no government in this South Africa."

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• A group of school learners recorded a video showing off amounts owed on their school fees and loaded it on TiKTok.
• A female truck driver born in the 2000s showed off her driving skills by operating her truck on a rainy day.
• Two teenage boys approached police officers and pointed them with paper guns while in full school uniform.

Source: Briefly News