“When You See Them, Tip Them”: Petrol Attendants Vibing to Customer’s Music Make the Internet Smile

“When You See Them, Tip Them”: Petrol Attendants Vibing to Customer’s Music Make the Internet Smile

  • Engen petrol attendants in Meadowlands entertained with their dance moves, showcasing vibrant energy during work shifts
  • The viral TikTok video, shared by user @john.gotti25, garnered over four million views and thousands of messages from social media users
  • Comments highlighted a supportive work culture and community spirit among petrol attendants and customers

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Petrol attendants dancing at the petrol station.
Vibey petrol attendants impressed the internet with their energy. Images: @john.gotti25
Source: TikTok

A viral video showcased a group of Engen petrol attendants in Meadowlands enjoying the music blasting from a motorist's vehicle, proving that they could mix business with pleasure. People on the internet could feel the vibes emanating from their screens.

TikTok user @john.gotti25 took to his account on 4 April 2026, where the Engen employees danced away to Barcardi via sgidongo, a song by LuuDadeejay, featuring Kabza De Small and Mac Breezy.

As one of the petrol attendants rushed to the window to give the cashier the money from a motorist, the others formed a circle as they performed choreographed movements next to the vehicle, showing off its speakers in the boot.

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In his caption, @john.gotti25 wrote:

"Vibes at the station. When you see them, tip them."

Watch the TikTok video below:

Dancing petrol attendants grab attention

The video received over four million views since its publication, with thousands of social media users dashing to the comment section with their thoughts.

A woman smiling at her phone.
Several people shared how much they loved the video. Image: Ninthgrid / Pexels
Source: UGC

@jadeg1988 laughed and said:

"So the new petrol price comes with entertainment."

@coffeeteame143 shared with the public:

"That's why I love South Africa. Whenever the music is on, everyone starts dancing."

@its_kgethi added under the post:

"I like the fact that they hired young, vibrant people. The energy is always at one hundred."

@officialandilesmasuku jokingly remarked:

"I am starting to think that when going for an interview at this garage, they ask, 'Can you dance?'"

A happy @believeandries stated:

"This is just so beautiful. You can tell that the colleagues get along; none of them feels like the other one is better than the other. Best work environment ever. This is exactly what transforms a work relationship into a family. You never think twice about going to work."

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@tshepomashaba3 told the online community:

"I knew they were going to trend. I saw them yesterday. The vibe was too much. This video does not even show everything."

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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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