“He Is Good Looking”: Man Boldly Calls Big Brother Mzansi Winner Sweet Guluva Handsome, SA Divided

“He Is Good Looking”: Man Boldly Calls Big Brother Mzansi Winner Sweet Guluva Handsome, SA Divided

  • A man openly admitted that Big Brother winner Sweet Guluva was handsome, leaving Mzansi divided
  • The funny clip was shared on Facebook, where he blushed and scratched his head while confessing admiration
  • Some men were disappointed, while others said acknowledging another guy's looks is completely normal
Facebook users were divided after hearing a man speak beautifully about another guy
A young man boldly shared that Big Brother Mzansi winner Sweet Guluva was handsome. Image: Ta Nathi
Source: Facebook

One guy had social media in stitches after sharing an honest opinion about Sweet Guluva's looks. He started by apologising to other men before admitting that the Big Brother winner is good-looking.

The clip, shared on Facebook by Ta Nathi, got mixed reactions, as some laughed at his honesty, and others got upset, saying men shouldn't compliment each other, and saying he was showing red flags.

Mzansi man blushes while hyping Sweet Guluva

In the video, the guy couldn't stop blushing as he hyped Sweet Guluva. He scratched his head, saying he'd been in denial for too long but had to admit the truth. Laughing, he shared that the young millionare was very handsome and that he wanted to say it out loud and continued to reiterate his point.

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Watch the Facebook video below:

SA debates the compliment

The man's post gained massive traction, with men questioning why he'd openly admire another guy. Some felt it was weird, while others saw nothing wrong with showing appreciation calling for those who were opposing the guy to leave old-school toxic masculinity norms.

Many agreed that the Season 5 winner, Sweet Guluva was indeed good-looking, with some adding that Ta Nathi became more handsome for admitting it to seeing the man's good looks.

Some social media users said it was odd for a man to declare another man handsome
A local man created a lot of debate after complimenting another man. Ta Nathi
Source: Facebook

User @Cairo Dave asked:

"Why boys can't compliment each other> 😹 Muhle vele (he is indeed good looking )🤷."

User @Wonga Dialo shared:

"I love this vid breaking all protocol and just being blunt and honest while maintaining respect."

User @Dieketseng Madikoe joked:

"Even men love men with money. Ndizincamile (I give up)."

User @Zenande Phisipho Sokoyi teased:

"Ungayincoma enye indoda, akhonto iwrong kulonto (you can compliment another man, there's nothing wrong with that), but sude udlule 3 seconds oko uncomana nenye indoda (but, don't exceed 3 minutes showering him with compliments), benchmark 3 seconds 🤣😆."

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User @Mawande WamaBhayi shared:

"I’d be worried if you were my boyfriend 😭😭😭."

User @Ntokozo Shenge said:

"Nana, it takes a handsome gent to see and acknowledge one 👌❤️❤️."

3 Briefly News articles about handsome men

  • Big Brother Mzansi Season 5 winner Sweet Guluva announced that he would be giving the correct details for his account for his donations but online users were shocked saying he had just won two million rands.
  • Fans of Big Brother Season 5 runner-up Uyanda Hlangabezo the Honey Badgers raised R170K in donations, hoping to reach the R2M that he did not win in the contest.
  • Sweet Guluva, the winner of Big Brother Mzansi Season 5 told his followers not to worry when asked if he was going to marry his in-house girlfriend, Ashley Ogle, leaving social media users saying he should focus on his career.

Source: Briefly News

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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