“He Sounds Like Riky Rick”: Tswana Woman Interrupted by Man at Groove and Harshly Tells Him Off, Mzansi Amused

“He Sounds Like Riky Rick”: Tswana Woman Interrupted by Man at Groove and Harshly Tells Him Off, Mzansi Amused

  • A woman was trying to enjoy her night out but got interrupted by a man who greeted her with a pet name
  • The lady was not having it as she told the guy off without hesitation, and his reaction made for a vial hit
  • Netizens were in stitches over the lady's feisty response to the guy who tried his luck with the beauty

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A woman was having the time of her life until a man tried to talk to her. The lady in the video made it obvious that she didn't want any of his attention.

Tswana woman tells off SA man
The lady snapped at a man and many South African women felt vindicated. Image: @_sophonia
Source: UGC

People love the video, as many other women could relate. People commented to express their amusement.

Mzansi woman angry after man tried to talk to her

A stunning lady, @_sophonia, wanted to take a video of herself when a man tried to talk to her. In the clip, the man calls her "mabebeza", which does not land well as she tells him to "voetsek". The insult is South African lingo for "go away" but in a derogatory manner.

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Watch the video below:

South African ladies abused by harsh stunner

Many people thought that the lady's attitude was funny. People love to see groove shenanigans, and this one was hilarious.

@zanii_rsa commented:

"Mihlali is that you"

@that.golden.mf commented:

"The only way to treat men."

@siyethaba.n commented:

"'Hawu yini'"

@yummmmmmm.yyy commented:

"Why does he sound like Riky Rick."

@bitsofaz commented:

"You were so quick with the response."

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Briefly News previously reported that a cheerleader from the University of Cape Town has got South Africans talking. Khensani Khoza posted the video on TikTok and is seen dancing to amapiano vibes. The video has over 200k views in a day and will probably keep trending.

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Khoza showed her passion for the craft, which she takes very seriously, and people were impressed by the confidence she exuded.

Netizens were impressed by the young cheerleader's confidence. Many were amazed by how easily she made her body move and that there was no hesitation but a seamless flow in the dance routine.

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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

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