“Driver Will Catch Feelings”: Cheerful Woman Serenades E-Hailing Driver During Trip, SA Entertained

“Driver Will Catch Feelings”: Cheerful Woman Serenades E-Hailing Driver During Trip, SA Entertained

  • A playful woman recorded herself singing and charming her e-hailing driver, leading him to blush and look smitten during the ride
  • The joyous clip was shared on the video streaming platform Uber and gained massive views and comments from an entertained online community
  • Social media users were captivated by her larger-than-life personality, joking that the driver might have caught feelings and that they were soulmates
  • Briefly News spoke with Jonathan Musinda, an Uber driver, about passenger behaviour, emotional connection, and how good energy transforms a routine shift
The young lady sang an Amapiano song and kept looking at the driver, who was blushing
A joyful woman serenaded an Uber driver while going to her requested destination. Image: m-imagephotography
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A lively woman’s spontaneous in-car serenade of her Uber driver captured the hearts of social media users who loved her fun personality.

The clip, shared on TikTok by @lizalise037, was met with widespread amusement and admiration from online audiences who complemented her and shared jokes.

The video, filmed from the front passenger seat, shows @lizalise037 joyfully singing along to a local Amapiano song. As she sings, she leans playfully close to the Uber driver’s arm, serenading him, and clearly enjoying the moment.

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The woman serenades the e-hailing driver

The driver, visibly smitten, keeps glancing at her with loving eyes, his subtle blushes betraying his enjoyment of the attention. The woman humorously captioned her video, admitting that she'd be easy to kidnap because she tends to sing and engage with her Uber drivers.

Others said they were convinced that he had caught feelings after seeing how he looked at her
Social media users jokingly said the man was seeing his soulmate. Image: Westend61
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The joy of riding with vibey passengers

We at Briefly News spoke with Jonathan Musinda, an experienced Uber driver, to discuss the reality of engaging with passengers and the effect that positive interactions have on his day-to-day work.

We asked the man if he's ever been serenaded by a passenger during a trip. He responded:

"I have never had a passenger serenade me like the lady in the video, but I have on many occasions gotten requests to play songs from customers who have had something to drink and would sing out loud from the back seat. Others prefer to sit in front and play connect with their phones."

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The team asked if a passenger's mood or energy affects the driver's mental focus during a long driving shift. He shared:

"Good energy is actually calming; the worst distraction is an angry or complicated passenger. A positive vibe makes the road less stressful and keeps me feeling sharp and focused."

When asked how she remains professional and concentrates on the road when a passenger is highly engaging or distracting, Jonathan responded:

"It's all about experience and discipline. I keep my eyes on the road and only check the rear-view mirror when I need to; I participate in the conversation just enough to be friendly but maintain that invisible line of professionalism."

Mzansi loves the woman's lively personality

The comments section was flooded with reactions from social media users who were entertained by the woman’s vibrant personality. Many viewers commented that passengers like her deserved the best drivers, loving her ability to bring joy to an otherwise routine trip.

Some couldn't help but notice the Uber driver's reactions, pointing out how he blushed when he looked at her face, speculating that he might have caught feelings. Others jokingly declared that the man was her soulmate, even if they just couldn't prove it yet.

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User @bonganindlovu988 said:

"That's your soulmate, but I can't prove it now."

User @Moa commented:

"My brother used to drive for Bolt, and he called me to tell me that he was with a young client who happened to be super drunk and was on the way. My advice to him was to take the lady back; I said it was better not to pitch for work than to face a disciplinary hearing. He did likewise, and the lady remembers him to this day."

User @Zama Mshengu added:

"Passengers like you deserve the best drivers 🥰🔥."

User @Nothando Maseko said:

"The driver will catch feelings ☺️🥰."

User @Sbarbie_L commented:

"This reminds me of myself before buying a car. Shame some even knew me because I used to vent to them. I even thought they were my friends 😂."

User @Paraeseso joked:

"After you do that to me, we are in a relationship. Because I'm not going to spend the rest of my life wondering if I fumbled a real connection😭."

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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