“A Direct Blessing From God”: SA Grateful for Wise Words to Start Off the Year From Zulu Grandma

“A Direct Blessing From God”: SA Grateful for Wise Words to Start Off the Year From Zulu Grandma

  • A South African man recorded one of his grandmother’s wisest moments and warmed Mzansi people after uploading the clip on TikTok
  • Samkelo raved about being raised by the elderly lady full of wisdom that he carried throughout his everyday life 
  • Social media users received what the granny said and generated 3.3K comments agreeing with what she said 

The elderly are full of wisdom because of the raw life experiences they’ve had over time on Earth.

Zulu gogo share wise words with Mzansi
South Africans were grateful to a Zulu granny foe sharing wise words to start off the year. Image: @samkelo_masilela
Source: TikTok

Youngsters look up to the older generation as they go through and conquer similar obstacles.

Gent shares wise words from grandma in viral TikTok

A young South African man named Samkelo proved that he didn’t depend much on Ted Talks and Oprah Winfrey’s talk show to gain wisdom. The chap had a grandmother who guided him through his life by dropping random life lessons on him.

In a now-viral video on TikTok, the granny told young and older people to never ever look down on anyone:

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“Don’t you ever look down on anyone below you as they will not fall; only those above experience the fall.”

Her wise words touched many souls who expressed themselves in a thread of 3.3K comments. Samkelo captioned the clip:

“Being raised by a grandmother is a direct blessing from God. I love you, gogo, thank you.”

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi reacts to wise words from granny in viral TikTok

Social media users were touched by a wise woman’s words and expressed themselves in the comments:

@uNonku Msomi said:

“Definitely the word of the year.”

@Blackbatafli wrote:

“Drop the mic. Gogo just finished the year as it began.”

@Nazneen announced:

“Realist thing I’ve seen on this app today.”

@Bheki Nyandeni confessed:

“I watched this more than once, and it hits differently with each listen.”

@Basetsana echoed:

“Don't look down on the poor person because the poor person is already down. They don't fall; only those who are on top can fall.”

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Chuma Nontsele (Human Interest Editor) Chuma Nontsele is a human interest journalist for Briefly News. Nontsele holds a Diploma in Journalism and started her career working at Daily Maverick as a News reporter. Later, she ventured into lifestyle and entertainment. You can reach her at chuma.nontsele@briefly.co.za