TikTok Challenge: Americans Struggle to Name a City in Africa in Hilarious Video, Leaving Viewers in Stitches

TikTok Challenge: Americans Struggle to Name a City in Africa in Hilarious Video, Leaving Viewers in Stitches

  • A TikTok video shows how Americans were put on the spot when they were asked to name a city in Africa
  • They had the most outrageous and surprising responses as some of them named fictional places while others named countries
  • This challenge brought laughter and amusement to people across the globe with many requesting to see more

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Americans put to the test as they attempted to name city in Africa in TikTok video
A group of Americans struggled to name a city in Africa when asked if they knew any in a hilarious TikTok video. Source: @eugenetoks/TikTok
Source: TikTok

In a side-splitting TikTok video that has taken the internet by storm, American people were put to the test as they attempted to name a city in Africa.

Americans confused as they struggle to name African city in video

The comical responses that followed will have you in fits of laughter and disbelief. From outrageous answers like Wakanda to surprising suggestions of France and even the vague reference to Western Africa.

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Eugene Litman took to the streets to ask one simple question:

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“Name a city in Africa?”

While many people didn’t know any, some gave funny answers that were not expected. Those who did know named places such as the mother city, Cape Town, the city of gold Johannesburg and home to the longest river in the world, Cairo.

Watch the hilarious video below:

Laughter unleashed as TikTok video leaves people in stitches

The TikTok video has become an internet sensation, leaving viewers in stitches. From the comical responses to the surprising suggestions, this challenge has brought laughter and amusement to people across the globe.

Read some of the comments below:

Ritha said:

"'Wakanda' is wild."

Mazvi commented:

“Wait what, we don't even exist in their world?”

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Mia Morges added:

“Western Africa and Wakanda is the same girl for sure.”

WhisperOfTruth said:

“What the hell do people learn in school in America?”

Marina Herbst asked:

“I wonder what people learn these days at school? See they don't have atlas' at schools!!”

❤️‍ said:

“Why can't my African American brothers and sisters name one African city (no discrimination intended)?”

UdaraNwoke commented :

“This is sad. I know all cities in the world, even far away in Australia and New Zealand. New found land Canada and no one knows my city? They did us dirty."

Etceterawithest:

“So do they don't teach geography in America? Or is it just based on their own country?”

Eddie Scloud:

“It's a shame. It's very hard in Africa to find someone who doesn't know cities in America, Europe, etc.”

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In other news, Briefly News reported that a Mzansi hun shared a video showing the moment she welcomed her US bae to South Africa.

@Nonku_radebe shared a video of her buying some cute gifts for her man before she went to collect him from the airport. As soon as she saw her American bae, they immediately embraced one another. It was like a magical moment from 90 Days to Wed.

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Nompilo Gwala (Editor) Nompilo Gwala graduated from Tshwane University of Technology with a Diploma in Journalism. Her journalism career began in 2018 when she had the opportunity to work for one of the biggest entertainment magazine, DRUM Magazine and also had the chance to write for News24. She has five years of experience in journalism and has worked for prominent publications such as Seen, Health-e News and SABC. You can contact her at Nompilo.gwala@briefly.co.za.

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