“Years of Experience”: Grandson Gives Gogo Money on the Sly, SA Feels Nostalgic

“Years of Experience”: Grandson Gives Gogo Money on the Sly, SA Feels Nostalgic

  • A quirky grandson shared how he gave his gogo some money on the sly, and the act brought back happy memories for SA
  • Family is very important for many South Africans, and people tend to hold a special place in their hearts for the elderly
  • People across the country thought the video was hilarious, and many more shared long tales of their experiences with their grans
South Africans felt nostalgic when a man secretly gave his gran money.
A grandson had SA in tears after giving his gogo money on the sly. Images: iam_thabo
Source: TikTok

A gent had Mzansi clutching their stomachs from laughter after he shared how he secretly gave his gran some money. The dude shared a clip showing him clutching a R200 note and walking towards his gran sitting on a reed mat. The video was posted with a caption that read:

"POV: Doing what my grandma has been doing to me since I was young."

Love for the gran

TikTokker @iam_thabo shared the clip, with many South Africans sharing their own stories. Many people told tales of how loving and giving their grannies were. Some told tales about how their grandmothers would do something similar to this, such as slipping money into a bag without them knowing.

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Watch the cute video below:

Love for the elderly

Grannies and grandpas hold a special place in many hearts across South Africa. Briefly News recently covered a story about a senile granny who had the internet in stitches. Another story we covered was one about a fearless granny who was caught going down a zipline at the age of 82. Gogos across Mzansi offer something special and unique to the lives of their loved ones.

Some people love spending time with their grandmothers.
Grans are a source of happy memories for many people. Image: Thanasis Zovoilis
Source: Getty Images

South Africans had tons of stories to share about their grannies.

Read the comments below:

Ntombi’Yendodana ♥️🧸 said:

"My grandfather does this when he’s about to leave and I’m occupied, or when I’m visiting, he’ll sneak something into my bag and call when I’m on the way and tell me to search my bag ♥️🥰🥰"

ayanda_thulebuthelezi. mentioned:

"I was definitely going to do this one to my grandma, but kee, the girl just decided to kick that bucket 😂 This is so cute 😍"

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Tapz commented:

"This makes me miss my grandma, she used to ask me to fix her doek and make sure it's neat and clean, meaning take the money in the doek and nobody else must know 🥰"

maileii2 shared:

"Mom put 200 in my pocket on Saturday, thinking I'm broke because I did not go out🤣"

Scotch posted:

"Good job, now the money is going straight to the last born and his partner 😂"

Sum Guy said:

"The difference is that when they did it... They made sure no one saw, and they told no one."

lavas_katli mentioned:

"My granny used to do this each time I visited and should give me the most amount than others 🥰🥰 May her soul continue resting."

More granny-related stories from Briefly News

  • Briefly News previously reported that a man shared a video of his bold 82-year-old aunt, who decided to live life to the fullest by participating in a thrilling and adventurous activity.
  • A gentleman busting off some impressive dance moves with his gogo, who was 97, and left many people in awe.
  • An 85-year-old granny had Mzansi smiling after dancing during her birthday celebration at a popular restaurant, proving that age is just a number.

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Source: Briefly News

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Siphesihle Z Luthango (Editor) Siphesihle Luthango is a human interest writer at Briefly News. He has 3 years experience as a writer. Graduating cum laude in Journalism and International Studies from Monash South Africa (2018-2020), he has worked across various platforms, from online news and business reporting to digital marketing and content creation. He has written for The West African Times (2021), and Floww (2023-2024) writing human interest and business stories. Siphesihle has expertise in multimedia journalism, SEO, and digital marketing. Email: siphesihle.luthango@briefly.co.za