“No Degree, No Entry”: Graduate Pulls Up To Groove in His Cap and Gown, SA Cries From Laughter

“No Degree, No Entry”: Graduate Pulls Up To Groove in His Cap and Gown, SA Cries From Laughter

  • A graduate was caught making his way through a large crowd at groove, leaving Mzansi in stitches
  • Most people tend to go wild after graduation without the outfit, but this man decided to spice things up
  • South Africans couldn't contain their laughter and made hilarious puns about the dude rocking his end-of-university attire
South Africans were in stitches after a graduate wore his outfit at groove.
A graduate rocked his graduation outfit at groove, bringing SA to tears. Images: Morsa Images/ Getty Images, congolose1053
Source: TikTok

A graduate had South Africa giggling after he made his way through a crowd at groove while wearing his cap and gown. People across Mzansi loved the vibe the dude gave and couldn't help but make hilarious jokes about the situation.

For the love of groove

TikTokker congolose1053 shared the clip and it went viral. The video clocked over a million views and thousands of likes. Other videos on the mans TikTok page shows that he likes to make people laugh. The grad clip he shared was short, but the mans graduation cap is what sticks out like a sore thumb in the crowd.

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See the video below:

A nation of fun and randomness

Moments like the one above aren't a rare occurrence in South Africa. If there is one thing most South Africans do quite well, its having a good time. The TikTokker who shared the video above shows this quite well. He has several videos showing some people dancing in the club and having a good time.

People across Mzansi know how to party.
South Africans know how to have a good time. Image: Flashpop
Source: Getty Images

If the dude is not sharing videos of people having fun at groove, the man is posting hilarious skits based on relatable situations. South Africans adored the clip the gent shared. Other congratulated the dude for graduating while many others made some hilarious puns about the situation.

Read the side-splitting comments below:

nwabisanolly😍. said:

'It's giving "Yes, I'm a grooviest, but at least I have a degree"😅'

👨🏾‍🎓Yung R.E.Y👨🏾‍🎓 asked:

"Why didn't I think of this when I graduated?😭"

tkeeey shared:

"Mara anyone can just buy this gown and whatsoever, then you go to groove. That means nothing 😅"

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khanyi mentioned:

"But they are not giving him the attention he wants 🤣"

Mpumi_B commented:

"Probably he just graduated. I see absolutely nothing WRONG, instead congrats to him!"

Morema Mokone Amo posted:

"After graduating for masters I’ll spend the whole week wearing my gown to work 😂"

Phomolo said:

"Guys, we are graduates with unemployment and poverty issues 😂"

prayerMndawe28 shared:

'Caption "when your parents said do whatever you want after getting a degree" 🤣'

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  • Briefly News previously reported that a young lady showed up in her hometown in style as she flexed her brand-new luxury vehicle for the first time. SA loved the new car vibes.
  • A talented Grade 11 learner known as "The Maths Doctor" revealed she bought her first piece of land while still in school. South Africans were impressed by her forward-thinking ways.
  • A wholesome video showcasing two ladies surprising their one-year-old nephew on his birthday by acting like bottle girls had South Africans smiling from ear to ear.

Source: Briefly News

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has 3 years experience as a writer. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za