Energetic Officer Directs Traffic to Beyoncé Banger on Video, Peeps Amused by Sassy Moves

• A policeman was having the time of his life while maintaining the traffic on a South African national road
• In a clip shared on Tik Tok, an officer put on a performance while executing some seriously lit dance moves
• Netizens were thoroughly impressed by the skills he showed off, especially because he did it to a song from Beyoncé's latest album Renaissance

As one local policeman demonstrated, there is never a dull moment in the country. In an entertaining display, a traffic cop told cars which way to go by performing Beyoncé's Pure/ Honey.

Netizens were thoroughly entertained by the police officer. He showed his skill at the job and on the dance floor.

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In a video posted by @athenkosimali, a traffic cop did the most to Beyoncé's honey. He flawlessly executed his duty while entertaining motorists. The video of the cheerful cop had many in stitches.

Netizens complimented his moves and praised him for his dedication. Some online recognised that the policeman was voguing. According to Elle, Vogue is a type of dance that focuses on hand movements.

Simphiwe Mantshongo commented:

"Category is...V O G U E."

James bond commented:

"Protect and serve."

njabs_msft commented:

OBSESSED."

TheeSkyeSehahabane commented:

"Iconic."

thecashstallion commented:

"Protecting while slaying."

Jay_Mass commented:

"He ate and left no crumbs."

Thandi commented:

"Traffic realness."

Faith Davids commented:

"Every single day this man makes my day."

David Chris Masamba commented:

"Only in South Africa."

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“The norm”: Traffic cop recorded taking R1.8k bribe, Mzansi’s not surprised

Briefly News previously reported that a video of a traffic cop allegedly accepting a bribe of R1 800 has come as no surprise to the citizens of Mzansi. The sad reality is the cop has probably seen the clip and laughed about it.

It is almost a given that a Mzansi traffic cop will take a bribe if offered one. While recording the incident might help catch the cop, the man paying the bribe is equally at fault.

The widely followed Twitter account of Yusuf Abramjee shared the footage showing a man getting into the car of a traffic cop and paying an apparent bribe of R1 800.

Source: Briefly News