“He Deserves an Award”: Man Wows Camps Bay Crowd With a Tightrope Walk and Fire Stunt, SA Amazed

“He Deserves an Award”: Man Wows Camps Bay Crowd With a Tightrope Walk and Fire Stunt, SA Amazed

  • A Shona man stunned beachgoers in Cape Town, as he confidently walked on a thin wire, making it look like he was floating in the air
  • The jaw-dropping moment was captured on video and shared on TikTok where the talented man also showcased a dangerous trick and his impressive balancing skills
  • Social media users were blown away by his talent with many in awe of his skills, some reminiscing about childhood performances, and others praising the entertainment value

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TikTok users praised a Shona man for his talent wondering how he discovered he had such a good balance
A man flexed his fire trick while casually walking on a thin high-wire like a pro. Image: @aphumelelestuurman
Source: TikTok

A man casually walking on a thin wire in Camps Bay had people doing double takes. The talented Shona performer was spotted balancing high above the ground, creating an illusion of floating.

The wild clip was shared on TikTok by @aphumelelestuurman and grabbed the attention of many viewers. The video received massive engagement, ranking in views and, likes and nearly 1.4K comments from impressed social media users.

Man balances on the wire while performing stunts

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A daring man took his skills to another level by pulling off an insane tightrope stunt in the middle of Camps Bay. As he walked along the thin wire, he smoothly moved a burning stick around his body, showing off his fire tricks.

To prove just how much he had perfected his craft, he balanced on one leg, pulled off a little dance, and even walked backwards without missing a step. His performance had people in awe, and the vibe was pure entertainment. At one point, the stuntman noticed a woman filming him and asked her to share the video.

Watch the TikTok video here.

Mzansi is entertained by the stuntman

The video left social media buzzing, with many users shocked by the man's unique skills. Some questioned how he even discovered such talent, while others simply praised his performance.

Many recalled watching similar stunts at school back in the day, laughing at how they used to pay for such experiences. Others joked that anyone bored in Mzansi was bored by choice because the country is full of surprises.

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Social media users were reminded of their school days after seeing a fire trick from a talented man
A stuntman received much praise online for his talent after showing off a few tricks. Image: @aphumelelestuurman
Source: TikTok

User @112 A. M said:

"What a talent wuuh."

User @NewWrldMag commented:

"That "Sisi can you send me that video" is a trick used to ask for numbers as well😂😂,we see you."

User @MAYK@0805 added:

"When I remember I paid the whole R20 to watch this in primary 😂😂😭."

User @vernahchristiansen_ shared:

"Thought he was flying until I saw the wire full of fire 😫✋️🤣."

User @jadels🎀 added:

"When it comes to entertainment this country doesn't disappoint 😭😭."

User @whynot said:

"Amazing 👌👌👌he deserves an award."

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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