Woman Finds Video of Brother Living His Best Life at Varsity While Mom Is at Home Worried Sick, SA in Stitches

Woman Finds Video of Brother Living His Best Life at Varsity While Mom Is at Home Worried Sick, SA in Stitches

  • A lady took to social media to share how dumbfounded she was when she came across a video of her brother dancing on campus
  • In a Twitter post, she revealed that their mother had been worried about his well-being only to find out he’s been having a jol
  • She also said she didn’t even know her brother could dance and Mzansi peeps couldn’t help responding with jokes and banter

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A lady was left in disbelief after discovering what her younger brother has been up to in varsity while scrolling through her phone.

Twitter user @Matema_ posted a video as well as a caption detailing how she came across a video of her brother living his best life on campus while their mother was worried sick about his whereabouts and well-being.

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A lady was surprised to learn that her brother was quite the entertainer at school. Image: @Matema_/Twitter
Source: Twitter

She wrote:

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“Not me seeing my baby brother while scrolling through TikTok Just last night my mom called to tell me he hasn't been home in a while kante he's busy dancing it up there in varsityI didn't even know he could dance. Watching your siblings grow up is crazy.”

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In the video, the brother is seen busting some moves in the middle of the street at night with his Bluetooth speaker beside him. It is clear this lad is having a jol while entertaining his peers both at school and on the social media streets.

Many netizens responded to the Twitter post with banter and funny jokes. Check out the clip and comments below:

@Nomagugu_xo wrote:

“It's always beautiful to watch them grow no lies.”

@Sello_kgokz commented:

“Lol Bafana ba moya .”

@SwayYunq replied:

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“Ah this guy is always dancing on campus Nex mathathaUniversity of Limpopo Michael Jackson.”

@be_humble2013 shared:

Funny enough is people are impressed with his moves, but we limpopians know gore, that's some gangsters move "bad company" bafana ba moya and my son at 8 already he dances that dance.”

@OOhnuh said:

“Lol talk to him. Don't discourage anything that he does but rather support it. Also talk about the importance of getting that degree. Have an agreement that you'll support him as long a pass ko skolong. He clearly loves dancing don't discourage that ❤.”

Video of school kid dancing on corridors and balconies sets timelines on fire

In another story, Briefly News reported that if there’s one thing many Mzansi peeps love – it’s a good dance video. And one local school kid set the timelines on fire with his out-of-this-world footwork.

A video was shared on Instagram by @freshmenmag recently and shows the young lad demonstrating some killer moves along the corridor and even on a passageway balcony.

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He moves with ease and great energy, sure to catch anyone’s attention.

Several social media users reacted to the post with positive comments, complimenting the scholar and his infectious vibe.

marcelle.brits shared:

“Speaking as a mother, that is irresponsible and if that kid falls to his death, the school will be blamed. All he is really doing is trying to impress a girl, is my guess.”

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za