SA Stunned to Hear Alleged Gang Members’ Dreams and Feels Sorry for Them After Sharing Stories
- South Africans were amazed after watching a now-viral TikTok video of four alleged gang members
- The Mzansi group of men took turns to share their stories and their aspirations on camera, which touched many people
- Social media users were stunned by what the alleged gangsters had to say and their reasons for choosing a life of crime
South Africans were amazed to hear from four alleged gang members after sharing their stories.
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The group of men explained their reasons for choosing the life of crime and their dreams. One of the guys shared a heartfelt story that touched many South Africans.
Most of the alleged gangsters highlighted that gangsterism was their hustle and way of survival. The TikTok video was posted on Saturday and has garnered over 394K views.
Alleged gangsters amaze SA after sharing their dreams on camera
Old footage of four alleged gangsters from Cape Town went viral on TikTok after one social media account, @diverse.studio6, shared it on their account. The alleged criminals took turns to explain why they chose the life of crime during their sit-down interview/documentary.
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The first member shared that his dream is to be a gangster, to hustle and make money. The second guy dreamt of living in Mexico, where Vato Slokos began, and having a lot of money.
The third man shared that he dreamt of having a lot of money and becoming a billionaire, whether he worked for it or not. The last man wanted to be a soccer player, but explained that he could never be one because his gang members would chase him around.
In the same interview, the group of men confessed to using witchcraft in order to carry out their missions:
“We cut off their private parts and sell them. We also pay a sangoma over a thousand because if you pay less, none of the medication will work.”
The alleged gangsters also shared that they killed their mates simply because they were too drunk. One of them highlighted that they assaulted one of their rival’s mom after breaking into his home and stealing their television.
The men also bragged about being in and out of prison.
Watch the TikTok video below:
SA amazed to hear alleged gang members’ dreams
Social media users were stunned to hear the alleged gangsters’ reasons for choosing a life of crime:
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@Ntshingz shared:
“The third guy was a very good poet and actor. I used to watch him perform at Delft Rent Office around 2013/2014. He was a very talented artist. He passed on.”
@Credo Kojiro Daniels commented:
“I thought my dreams were unrealistic, as an Italian.”
@craig223 explained:
“I had this mentality growing up. I’m glad I got a chance to see the world from another perspective. It might be funny to some, but it's the reality of many kids in townships.”
@Thobani Popo wrote:
“This was around 2007 or 2008 in Delft, I still remember. The first guy and I used to go to school together at Masibambise High School; he was a good guy. I remember at the time of Vatos and Italian, he used to make sure that I was safe because we were classmates, and also I was not part of the crew.”
@Don KenteMonte decided:
“They watch a lot of movies.”
@Monde said:
“Your dreams are valid, boys.”
@Mawetse shared:
“The second one is my neighbour’s son. He is a teacher now by profession, and he has changed.”
@ShaunDuna was stunned:
“The fact that I know all of them.”
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