“Sorry Boy, It’s Painful”: Limpopo Man Confronts Ancestors at Gravesite in Angry Rant, SA Sympathise
- A man’s gravesite rant to his ancestors about the lack of blessings in his life has TikTokker sympathising
- The clip shows him passionately voicing his frustrations while his friends laugh in the background
- Viewers related to his plea, with some encouraging him to pray instead of taking matters to his departed loved ones
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When life gets tough, sometimes all you can do is talk it out – even if it’s at a gravesite! A Mzansi gent took to TikTok to share a video of himself passionately complaining to his ancestors about life's challenges.
Man's desperate plea to ancestors
He didn't hold back in his fiery delivery. In the clip, the gent is seen at a gravesite in Limpopo. He was shouting at his departed relatives for not stepping in to make his life easier.
His frustration was too real, and his theatrics had those recording the moment cracking up in the background.
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Video gets tongues wagging
The footage on the TikTok account @mrcommunitieweee gained over 200,000 views and sparked discussions.
See the video below:
Hundreds of Mzansi TikTokkers wasted no time flooding the comments with their thoughts.
See a few reactions below:
@heavyD said:
"Eish sorry boy, it's painful. Ba go kwele this time."
@user3713934239530 wrote:
"This is not funny at all. I know the feeling."
@lesegolsg posted:
"God is watching don't be angry be bright we are all going through a lot."
@user4332208159999 mentioned:
"Sometimes this is how you have to talk to them for them to hear you because they know life is hard. Why aren't they helping you?"
@williammolotsi3 suggested:
"Sorry my broer, only timing will tell. I know patience is not easy but keep on praying to God he knows when you will receive your blessings. 😂😂"
@Lebogang typed:
"Ah bona these guys are not taking us serious stru. 🤞🤞🤞 It's not a joke."
@FANIENatala mentioned:
"I thought this year South Africans would be different. 🥺"
@Mmakwena.D added:
"Pray ngwaneso."
More viral SA gravesite stories
- Some people are now turning the death of their family members into a reason to groove and not everyone is here for it.
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