“His Questions Make Sense”: Zuluboy Has Mzansi in Stitches After Refusing to Do an OOTD Video

“His Questions Make Sense”: Zuluboy Has Mzansi in Stitches After Refusing to Do an OOTD Video

  • A young boy from the Eastern Cape became an internet sensation after refusing to film a fashion video for his followers, “amaparents”
  • The entertaining clip was shared by the mom on Facebook, where it reached a massive audience who loved the child's firm personality
  • Social media users praised the boy for his logic and for standing up for himself against the pressures of social media trends
The four-year-old suggested his mother should share the details herself since she knew who bought the outfit
Zuluboy sat firmly on the couch and questioned why he had to tell his followers where his clothes came from when his mother requested him to do so. Image: Lujabe Siphe
Source: Facebook

A four-year-old boy named Zuluboy gave his mother a difficult time when she tried to record a trendy fashion video at their home, which she shared in January 2026.

The clip was shared on Facebook by Lujabe Siphe and gathered massive views and likes from people entertained by the toddler's refusal to participate.

The clip begins with the mom asking Zuluboy, also known as ZB, to stand up so they could record an outfit of the day video for his followers. She explained that he needed to tell the audience where he got his pants, top, and shoes. Zuluboy remained sitting on the couch and questioned why he had to provide this information to "amaparents," a special term he created for his online community.

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Zuluboy’s logic wins over social media fashion trends

His mother tried to explain that the followers would give him compliments, but the little boy was not convinced. In his calm and respectful manner, he argued that Facebook user Lujabe Siphe already knew who bought the clothes and suggested she should tell the followers herself. He eventually told her that he was tired of repeating the same information, which led to the recording session being cancelled.

The comment section was filled with laughter from people who agreed that the OOTD trend is unnecessary
Many viewers were impressed by the boy's sharp mind and his ability to debate with his mother. Image: Lujabe Siphe
Source: Facebook

SA is entertained by Zuluboy's fashion strike

The clip garnered 301K views, 16.7K likes, and 1.6K comments from an online community that found the exchange hilarious. Many viewers called the boy wise beyond his years, noting how he speaks sense more than some adults they knew. Some noted that the outfit of the day trend was about showing off, and they respected the toddler for seeing through it. Other viewers loved how he stood for what he believed in and hoped his strong character would never change. A few online users agreed with his logic and joked that the person who paid for the clothes should be the one to do the talking

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User @User @Thandai Dube added:

"That's why I love you, ZB. Your sense of reasoning and maturity is beyond your age. You know that it's insignificant to tell us that thing."

User @Daphney Dlomo commented:

"ZB doesn't buy your story, mama."

User @Yoliswa Sityata said:

"You failed, mama, the plan didn’t work 🤣."

User @Siyanda Mboko shared:

"This clip should be made a meme for those OOTD crazed Facebookers, particularly that part he says "bazoyenzani loo (what are they going to do with that) information? Legendary 👏."

User @Debora DeWitt commented:

"I understood maparents 😇 I understand his expressions. He is also excellent in his intelligence to disagree respectfully. This is what makes him even more amazing and adorable."

User @Amanda Nanzi said:

"Lol, his questions make sense though. I mean, why should I tell them what I’m wearing? You bought the clothes, you tell them yourself."

Watch the Facebook reel below:

3 Briefly News articles about Zuluboy

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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