“They’re Exhausted”: Woman Refuses To Leave Groove at Midnight While Friends Are Ready, SA Amused

“They’re Exhausted”: Woman Refuses To Leave Groove at Midnight While Friends Are Ready, SA Amused

  • A young lady shared a video of herself with her friends at the groove, enjoying the scene, but her friends had other plans.
  • The hun shared the clip showing her friends ready to leave while she was still having fun on Facebook, and Mzansi peeps loved how she responded.
  • Social media users were in stitches after seeing her refuse to leave, but her friend's explanation for wanting to leave was even funnier.
Facebook users were in stitches after seeing a lady refusing to leave while her friends were ready to leave
A young babe was shocked when her older friends wanted to leave the groove at midnight. Image: Sphokuhlee.n
Source: Facebook

Going out to the groove with friends is one of the nicest things to do—until they decide it's time to go while you're still having fun.

One lady, Facebook user Sphokuhle.n, shared a video of her outing with friends that was spoiled by them wanting to cut their time short by leaving before the event was over.

Friends Spoil the Outing

The clip starts with the ladies calling Sphokuhle.n and telling her it’s time to go. Shocked to hear the news, as she was still having fun, she looked at the time and realised that it was already 00:00. She asked them why they wanted to leave as the night was still young, jokingly regretting befriending ladies older than her.

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Her amused friends reminded her that they were older, adding that they also suffered from illnesses such as arthritis, before breaking into laughter as Sphokuhle.n walked back towards the noise giggling.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi Loves the Group of Friends

The clip attracted many comments from social media users who were rolling on the floor with laughter. Many found the arthritis comment hilarious, and some tagged their friends who didn’t like leaving when at the groove. Others complimented the gorgeous hun on her beauty and advised her to go back to the crowd, with or without her friends, saying they'd have no choice but to join her.

Social media users tagged their friends after seeing ladies debating going home
A hun had her friends jokingly saying they were unwell after refusing to leave the groove. Image: Sphokuhle.n
Source: Facebook

User @Refilwe ViiTo Milano said:

"Point of correction, a group of friends is called a circle, not a friend group."

User @Kiara Mahobe added:

"Witney Ramabulana, thina sine arthritis thina (we suffer from arthritis)🤣🤣you killed me."

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User @Nduli Cheasemann detailed:

"I'm the oldest in the crew and always the last one to leave 🤣."

User @Sandile Madondo commented:

"Muyekeni usafuna ukulahla ema (leave her she still wants to stay) toilet."

User @Precious Mlotshwa shared:

"😂😂I support lonawe (the one) arthritis, shem."

User @Luana Mfuniselwa said:

"Age ayisavumi shame (does not allow us to anymore)😭."

3 Briefly News articles about friends

  • A lady shared a video of herself and her two friends having fun, dancing, and flexing their driver's licenses at the groove, but online users were not impressed.
  • A young man went to the groove with his friends wearing his graduation regalia and took centre stage, showing off his unique moves, leaving social media users in stitches.
  • A lady and her friend collected bags full of empty cans at the groove while having fun, and Mzansi was proud of them for not being ashamed of her hustle.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za