“Mara, South Africa Is a Film”: Mzansi in Stitches As Baby Handles Spam Caller Like a Pro in Video

“Mara, South Africa Is a Film”: Mzansi in Stitches As Baby Handles Spam Caller Like a Pro in Video

  • A little girl amused South Africans with her funny conversation with a spam caller online
  • The video gained massive traction, racking up loads of views, likes, and comments
  • Entertained social media users took to the comments section to crack jokes and laugh it off

In a world often filled with stressful news, this lighthearted moment reminded many of the joy that children can bring, even in the most unexpected situations.

A baby had South Africans laughing over how she handled a spam caller.
A baby's hilarious way of handling a spam caller left Mzansi in stitches. Image: Baby Orearabiled
Source: Facebook

SA howls over baby’s spam caller conversation

South Africans were left in stitches after a video of a young girl responding to a spam caller went viral on social media. The clip, which has since gained massive traction online, shows the child engaging in an unexpected and amusing exchange that left many Mzansi users cracking jokes in the comments section

n the now-viral video, the little girl innocently answers a spam call after her mother, tired of dealing with them, handed her the phone. The baby then begins a casual but hilarious conversation with the caller. Her confident tone and cheeky replies immediately captured the hearts of viewers, who couldn’t get enough of her charm.

Social media users were quick to share the clip, with many admitting they replayed it multiple times because of how entertaining it was.

The video, originally shared by baby_orearabiled on Instagram and Facebook, quickly spread across other social media platforms, amassing thousands of views, likes, and comments. People across the country praised the child for her quick wit and natural comedic timing.

Some commenters even shared their own experiences with spam calls, joking that they’d be handing the phone to their kids from now on.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi is amused by the baby's antics

As the video continues to circulate, it’s clear that this little girl has unknowingly become a national treasure, with South Africans everywhere still chuckling over her legendary spam caller moment and taking to the comments section to share their thoughts.

Sammyjcz4 said:

"Just looked at my 2-month-old baby and smiled. It's about to go down."

Nreneilwe_nene added:

"Love how she just laughed when money was mentioned this."

Sheziie wrote:

"She almost accepted all the plans."

Brando95 shared:

"Lmao this is the perfect solution."

self.made734 replied:

"I'm someone who would do this with his 2-year-old who was his Jr, so when they called and asked to talk to Michael, he would give the phone to the kid, they would talk the script, and when they were done, the kid would say. Can you repeat that?"

Slayprince stated:

"The baby is accepting the Debicheck."

Iamwellie simply said:

"Gold."

kgothibee was amused:

"Mara, South Africa is a film."
A baby's hilarious way of handling a spam caller left Mzansi in stitches.
Mzansi couldn't stop laughing at how a baby dealt with a spam caller. Image: baby_orearabiled
Source: Facebook

SA kids who put up a fight on the 1st day of school

  • Briefly News reported that one boy in South Africa was not excited to return to school, so his parents had to deal with him through fights and screams.
  • A kid in Mzansi left many people cracking up in laughter over his shenanigans as he tried to escape school.
  • While some kids are glad to return, others are not thrilled with the first day of school, so they fight and scream, and this little boy does just that.

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Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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