“Red Bull Is Looking for You”: SA Amazed With Uber Eats Delivery Driver Pulling Off Wild Road Stunts

“Red Bull Is Looking for You”: SA Amazed With Uber Eats Delivery Driver Pulling Off Wild Road Stunts

  • An Uber Eats motorcyclist was filmed pulling off daring stunts on a busy Gauteng road while on a delivery run
  • The TikTok clip captured the rider standing on his bike, dodging potholes and overtaking cars with no helmet
  • South Africans could not hold back their laughter, flooding the comments with hilarious reactions
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An Uber Eats delivery driver pulling off wild road stunts on his bike. Images: @comfort_tsholofelo/TikTok
Source: TikTok

A Gauteng Uber Eats delivery rider turned an ordinary workday into what looked like a scene straight out of an action film, and someone was right there to catch it all on camera.

TikToker @comfort_tsholofelo shared the clip on 23 September 2026, filmed from inside a car travelling behind the motorcyclist on a suburban road. What began as a routine drive quickly became something nobody expected.

At a red traffic light, the rider was already doing things differently. Instead of sitting on his bike normally, he had both feet planted on the left side and stood up while waiting for the light to change. When it turned green, he swung back into a seated position, navigated around a pothole, and then, as traffic picked up speed, stood upright on the bike again. He indicated to overtake the vehicles ahead of him, all while balancing on one side of the motorcycle, the Uber Eats delivery bag strapped firmly to his back.

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Gauteng road stunt draws mixed reactions

Not everyone found it funny. Road safety experts warn that performing stunts in live traffic creates serious risks. Standing on a moving motorbike removes the rider's ability to brake or steer quickly, and roads across Gauteng are notorious for potholes and uneven surfaces that make unpredictable movements even more dangerous. There is also the legal side: stunt riding on public roads is treated as reckless driving, with consequences including fines and vehicle impoundment. The rider was also not wearing a helmet.

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Watch the clip that left South Africa speechless:

Mzansi reacts to the daring delivery driver

South Africans in the comments section on the TikTok page were equal parts entertained and concerned:

@Qness noted:

"I know a South African when I see one."

@Moeks explained:

"The balls were hot on the engine and he was fed up. It happens with bikes."

@SuperBayern🇩🇪🇿🇦❤️ joked:

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"Bro Redbull is looking for you 😭"

@Eliel Banza warned:

"Someone warn him that's a job, not a hobby, cos it won't end well, especially these roads in Gauteng."

@Ntsikelelo Nakani laughed:

"As South Africans, we make everything a joke. Imagine being at work, still finding a way to make it fun 🤣🤣😂"

@RomeoThabz added:

"My food arriving in style 😂👌"

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