Mzansi Howling as Man in Namibia Imagines Walking Home in SA After Loadshedding and Tiger Problems

Mzansi Howling as Man in Namibia Imagines Walking Home in SA After Loadshedding and Tiger Problems

  • A Namibian content creator decided to make fun of South Africa's latest problems in a viral TikTok
  • The TikTokker spoke about how there have been some dramatic occurrences in the country that include loadshedding, crime and wild animals
  • South Africans flooded the comments to react and many couldn't help but agree with the gent

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South Africa has been through quite a lot and a man living in Namibia took the opportunity to poke fun at the country. The video had many people in stitches as he described a day in the life of a South African.

Content creator in Namibia imagines South African life
A Namibian TikTokker told others what he imagined living in South Africa is like and peeps agreed with him. Image: TikTok/thabangsekate
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South Africans have had quite a dramatic few months as parts of the country have experienced crime, loadshedding and tigers on the loose, to name a few issues. People who came across the TikTok user found the clip relatable and took the chance to vent about South African life.

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Namibian TikTokker makes fun of South African problems

A TikTok creator from Namibia, @thabangsekate, imagined what life must be like in South Africa. He gave people an example of what it would be like to walk home at night in the country.

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In the video, the creator described how, firstly, you would be robbed, then the streetlights would go out because of loadshedding, and just when you thought it couldn't get any worse, a tiger would appear out of nowhere. Watch the full video below:

South Africans react to Namibian TikTokker describing Mzansi's many woes

Mzansi has been through a lot in the past few months between crime, Eskom still having issues and vicious tigers being on the loose. Mzansi netizens commented that they were thoroughly amused. Many of the comments applauded the creator for accurately describing South Africa.

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Andréa Maasdorp commented:

"The voice quiver hayi shame. The tiger was euthanised."

Thoriso Buyi Luvuno commented:

"It's a scene from The Hangover trilogy."

Amanda Jack commented:

"Please we need a break!"

thatoyamodimo07 commented:

"We never take anything serious in Southie."

aobakwemafoko3 commented:

"It's the tiger sound for me, dead."

MissMandy commented:

"Funniest thing I've heard all day."

Lungile Ndhlovu commented:

"You don't even know if you should laugh or cry."

Chi commented:

"No because there’s a lot going on in SA!"

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za