“Did You Travel to 2085?”: Funny Woman Delivers History Lesson on the Great Tsek of 2025, SA Amused

• A hilarious video of a woman pretending to be a teacher in 2085 has gone viral for its comedic take on a fictional historical event
• The skit humorously portrays the “Great Tsek,” a mock migration of Afrikaner farmers seeking refugee status in the US, after political drama in SA, which was shared on TikTok
• Social media users were rolling with laughter, calling the clip iconic and demanding more episodes from the funny creator

A local woman left Mzansi in stitches after posting a funny clip pretending to teach a future classroom about the fictional “Great Tsek” of 2025.

The video, posted on TikTok handle @dndndognerd, had social media users entertained as she pretended to be a teacher dishing out spicy political history.

The teacher from 2085 drops jokes

The video starts with the woman chilling on a chair and holding a pen like it’s a wand of knowledge. After telling the kids what the history lesson is going to be start with, she begins the “lesson” by asking, “When did the Great Tsek happen?” and pretends to call on a learner named Kobus, who hilariously responds, “May 2025.”

She then fake-questions another learner, Ntokozo, asking why the Great Tsek happened and proceeds to voice out Ntokozo's sassy response. She shares that it all started when Voortsekkers couldn’t handle equality and spun it like they were victims. To end it off, the teacher drops the final mic-drop moment, asking why South Africans were mad and answers herself with a dramatic flair, saying, because they thought the world was stupid.

Watch the TikTok video below:

SA can't get over the voortsekkers

The viral clip attracted 548K views, 62K likes, and 5.4K shares from social media users who couldn't get enough of the video. Many felt the woman nailed every detail and wanted a series on the futuristic lesson.

Some said the “Great Tsek” might just be an official topic in future South African history books. Others joked that boredom was a personal choice in Mzansi when creators like @dndndognerd were serving hilarious content non-stop.

User @Lindyp asked:

"Is South Africa a real country, or were we just placed here to frustrate God 😂?"

User @Healing_Heart said:

"I just watched a video of them being welcomed by an official in the USA. One of the first things he said was, "A lot of you are farmers, right? We have great need of your skill", can't wait for them to realise none of them are farmers 😂🤣."

User @Mpendulo(Skywalker)Tembe added:

"Unfortunately, we are gonna need you to keep making these 😂😂."

User @Risuna Grace enquired:

"Did you just time-travel us to 2085? The best history teacher of 2085😂."

User @Samsihle Msomi commented:

"I love your content, no DNA just RSA🇿🇦."

User @Look Who's Here said:

"😂 You just made my day. Didn't see this one coming. You guys are so creative. South Africans have this special ability to turn a volatile situation into a hilarious joke 😂."

3 Briefly News articles about Afrikaners

• An American man warned Afrikaner refugees going to the US, saying, unless they were rich, they would join the exploited working class and earn a minimum wage.
• The US President Donald Trump opened the borders for Afrikaners wishing to relocate to America after learning that South Africa had signed the Expropriation Bill in January 2025.
• An Afrikaner farmer who relocated to America proudly showed off his neighbourhood before revealing his cosy apartment and his wife, who was busy doing her makeup.

Source: Briefly News