“I Know a Baddie When I See One”: Dancing Bus Driver’s Physique Amuses South Africans

“I Know a Baddie When I See One”: Dancing Bus Driver’s Physique Amuses South Africans

  • A local bus driver took to TikTok and wasn't shy to bust a few dance moves after his passengers exited the vehicle
  • The comedic man showed people his silhouette as he danced, which was completely exaggerated in the bottom half
  • Several South African internet users in the comment section were thoroughly entertained and called him a baddie

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A bus driver danced on the bus.
A bus driver got attention for more than just his moves. Images: @ngozi_16
Source: TikTok

A MyCiTi bus driver had the internet in stitches and disbelief when he danced in the empty vehicle. While his dance moves were entertaining, it was a particular part of his body that stole the show.

Using the handle @ngozi_16, the man started his video walking away from the camera and then turned to the side as he performed his choreographed piece. Once he turned, the fit of his trousers drew attention, giving the impression that his frame was artificially padded.

Even with his proportions appearing unnaturally exaggerated, it was clear that he was having pure fun.

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Hundreds of members of the online community took to the comment section with laughter and joked that they would show their employers the video when needing to explain why they were late for work.

A couple laughing at their phone.
The bus driver's moves left the internet in stitches. Image: Tim Robberts
Source: Getty Images

After seeing the man's physique and dance moves, @mandy_sa14 commented:

"I know a baddie when I see one."

@mjakiabu asked with a laugh:

"Can we be a serious country?"

@user5727026884068 added under the post:

"Malume, malume, that's all I'm saying."

An amused @user151333963 told people online:

"Running to show my employer proof of why I was late."

A curious @sibabalwe.tandwa wondered:

"Doesn't this bus have a camera?"

The bus driver replied with a chuckle:

"Imagine."

@rhilinde wrote in the comment section:

"That time you were late to work, and you got your last warning."

Watch the TikTok video posted on @ngozi_16's account below:

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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