‘Jesus’ Lookalike Reacts to Viral 23 September 2025 Rapture Talks: “How Would Anyone Know?”
- A man named Nicholas, who people thought looked like Jesus Christ, responded to the viral news of the rapture happening on 23 September, 2025
- Former actress Mahlatse Letoka took the internet by storm when she allegedly emailed her colleagues worldwide to tell them about Jesus' Second Coming
- Nicholas' post entertained social media users, who humorously searched for answers about the rapture in the comments
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After former Generations: The Legacy actress Mahlatse Letoka alleged that a rapture would occur on 23 September, 2025 via an email to her KPMG colleagues across the globe, many have shared their serious and humorous takes on the situation.
Nicholas, a long-haired TikTok user who many felt bore a resemblance to the portrayal of Jesus Christ, took the comical route when asked about the rapture.
The day before the scheduled rapture, someone on social media asked Nicholas:
"Lord, should we go to work tomorrow, or are you fetching us?"
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Responding to the person on his account, Nicholas said nothing but responded comically with facial expressions, looking the person up and down and rolling his eyes on screen.
He added in his caption:
"How would anyone know?"
Mahlatse Letoka's alleged email to KPMG staff
A screenshot of the alleged email, which X user @Thando______ shared on the app, showed that Mahlatse, who switched from acting scripts to scripture, referred to herself as Jesus Christ's servant, adding:
"I'd rather get fired than watch my colleagues go through this. Listen, World War 3 is coming, and this entire economy is about to collapse (New York is likely to go down first)."
She noted that Jesus would take the Christians who were ready between 23 and 24 September, 2025 and attached a PDF titled 'Notes on the Gospel of Jesus Christ.'
See the screenshot from the X post below:
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The internet jokes with 'Jesus'
Thousands of internet users headed to the comment section to not only talk about the supposed rapture, but also about other topics related to the real Jesus. The man's reaction to the question also had social media users joking that Jesus had mood swings.
@faith.xalabile2 jokingly stated in the comments:
"I don’t want to be raptured from work, please come in the morning around 5am. Do we wear pajamas or church uniform?"
A humorous @ke_nna_petunia asked:
"Hey, do you mind sharing the recipe for turning water into wine?"
@samahilarious, who thought about this month's money, added under the post:
"Can you please wait until the 25th? What will happen to my salary?"
@leonardmorake5 shared with the public:
"I want to laugh, but financially I’m stuck in Nigeria with a bottle of Sprite."
Finding humour in the post, @plumlover5 remarked with a laugh:
"You have a big day, and you need to get some rest. I wish I had a trumpet for you, but I don’t play any instruments."
A serious @annenziokikatile told the online community:
"We are joking like this, but one day it will happen for real. The best thing is to accept Jesus Christ, live right, and wait for His day."
Take a look at the TikTok video below:
3 Other stories about lookalikes
- In another article, Briefly News reported that Shaka iLembe actor Lemogang Tsipa used a TikTok filter and saw that Beyoncé was his lookalike. Tsipa jokingly stated that he always knew that he looked like the megastar.
- South Africans were stunned to see disgraced doctor Nandipha Magudumana's lookalike in the United States. People started to question the country's justice system, entertaining themselves in the comment section.
- A local woman went viral for her striking resemblance to Oprah Winfrey while she confidently danced to a lekompo beat. The video caused many online viewers to do double-takes.
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