Wholesome Moment of a Petrol Attendant Dancing With a Little Girl to DJ Tira’s Song, SA Reacts

Wholesome Moment of a Petrol Attendant Dancing With a Little Girl to DJ Tira’s Song, SA Reacts

  • A petrol attendant shared a heartwarming video of himself engaging in a spontaneous dance-off with an adorable little girl at his workplace, a Shell garage
  • The duo’s joyous clip was shared on Facebook and charmed viewers with its coordinated moves to a new Gqom hit song
  • Social media users flooded the comments with emojis and praise, celebrating the pure happiness and impressive performance of the dancing duo
The little girl led, and the petrol attendant copied everything he did
A toddler showed off her moves at a petrol station, dancing with an attendant. Image: Felix Thee Minister
Source: Facebook

A heartwarming video of a petrol attendant and a little girl spontaneously dancing to DJ Tira’s new song at a Shell garage captured the hearts of social media users, spreading pure joy across the internet.

The delightful clip, shared on Facebook by Felix Thee Minister, received hundreds of likes and love through emojis from an online community that enjoyed the duo’s performance.

The video features the petrol attendant, Facebook user Felix Thee Minister and the adorable toddler having the time of their lives. They are seen grooving to the infectious beats of DJ Tira’s new song, “Awungazi,” off sleek dance moves.

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The toddler and petrol attendant showcase their dance moves

What makes the performance captivating is the dynamic between the two: the toddler confidently leads with various dance moves, and the petrol attendant, with an enthusiastic spirit, follows her lead, matching her energy and rhythm. Their impromptu routine creates the impression of a well-coordinated and joyous performance. Felix captioned his post with the words, "One love," showing his love for his job and customers.

The clip gained many views and hundreds of likes from entertained viewers
The charming video showed off Felix's love for dancing and warmth towards his customers. Image: Felix Thee Minister
Source: Facebook

Online course for petrol attendants

Ululo Technologies offers an online course designed specifically to enhance the knowledge and safety of petrol attendants. The course, priced at R550, addresses common workplace concerns, particularly the health risks associated with sun exposure and the heat generated by equipment.

The course provides a comprehensive background on fuel distribution and details the essential duties of an attendant, which include refilling, car maintenance checks, and overhauling vehicles. Upon completion, learners will gain a fundamental understanding of how fuel prices are determined and the percentage allocated to various stakeholders. The training aims to improve the professionalism and safety awareness of attendants working in the industry. Source: Ululo Technologies.

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SA loves the dancing duo

The video gained many views and likes, with social media users showing their entertainment through emojis. Some of the emojis shared ranged from “I love you” signs, red hearts, to fire emojis, all conveying how good and heartwarming the duo's performance was.

Watch the Facebook reel below:

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  • A content creator working as a petrol attendant showed off his well-kept one-room flat, showcasing how he balances work, study, and creativity, and Mzansi showered him with praise.
  • A petrol attendant was left in tears after she was told to pay R3,900 left by a customer who drove off without paying, but social media users offered to help her.
  • A doctor's inspiring journey from petrol attendant to a medical practice captured the attention of thousands, showing that perseverance leads to success.

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

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