“This Is Cute and Funny”: Hilarious KZN Snow Trip Interview With Kids Goes Viral, SA Amused

“This Is Cute and Funny”: Hilarious KZN Snow Trip Interview With Kids Goes Viral, SA Amused

  • Children visiting the snow in KZN gave Newzroom Afrika one of its most entertaining interviews of the year
  • One boy admitted to eating the snow while his brother revealed he only agreed to take his medicine because their dad promised a snow trip
  • A Pietermaritzburg boy called seeing snow four times a "record coincidence" and could not finish a word in the cold
From admitting to eating snow to revealing year-old promises made over medicine, the young interviewees created an entertaining moment
A group of children visiting the snow area with their parents took over a live news interview with their hilarious confessions and charm. Image: Jacob Wackerhausen / UmzimvubuM
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South African children have a way of making even the coldest moments warm, and a group of young snow-trip visitors in KwaZulu-Natal did exactly that during a Newzroom Afrika broadcast. Families in the clip shared on Facebook by Vanslive - South Of Africa News on 10 August 2026 had made the long drive to experience the snow. While the parents spoke about freezing temperatures and tiring journeys, it was the children who completely took over the interview.

Medicine, snow and TV fame

One boy calmly admitted he had been eating the snow, which raised a few eyebrows. His brother, however, had a longer story to tell. With impressive confidence, the child revealed that his real motivation for being there was the chance to appear on television. He then went a step further, sharing that the only reason he had agreed to take his medicine a whole year earlier was that his father had promised a snow trip as the reward.

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"Nice flex" and a very South African "Yoh"

A boy from Pietermaritzburg added to the entertainment after his fourth time seeing the snow as a "record coincidence." He was already thinking ahead, telling the interviewer he planned to use the experience as a "nice flex" with his friends back home. When the cold got the better of him mid-sentence, and he struggled to pronounce a word, he let out a loud "yoh" that instantly charmed viewers online.

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Watch the kids' snow interview that cracked Mzansi up

Mzansi reacts to the snow kids

Viewers could not get over how composed and deliberate the child was, with some comparing his manner of speaking to a seasoned interviewee, and expressing their amusement.

User @Thabiso Zulu wrote:

"Only in South Africa 🇿🇦 😂 🤘."

User @Charl Itumeleng Komane shared:

"Ahh man, this is cute and funny at the same time 😂."

User @Zeke Modiba noted:

"We have our own version of the 'apparently kid' from the USA."

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User @Avhakoni Ramabala said:

"The boy came prepared, no, actually over-prepared 😂."

User @Wayne Arimoso added:

"It's the 'yoh' for me."

User @Tuludi Jnr laughed:

"The last kid showed the 'Satafikan' in him when the English bundles ran out 😂."

3 Briefly News articles about snow

  • A video showing motorists stuck and waiting in heavy snow along the dangerous R58 route sparked widespread concern online over icy road safety conditions.
  • A cut-off low-pressure system brought an early winter to Mzansi, covering parts of the Northern Cape and Free State in thick snow, sparking a massive online debate about climate change.
  • A viral video capturing motorists navigating hazardous, icy roads after heavy snowfall blanketed Mount Fletcher in the Eastern Cape prompted traffic authorities to warn South Africans against non-essential travel.

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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