TikTok Star Lance Sibeko Remixes 'Calm Down' by Rema in South African DJ Parody, Goes Viral With 500K Views

• TikTok star Lance Sibeko created a hilarious video series of South African DJs playing international songs with a local twist
• In his latest video, Sibeko shows what it would be like to hear Rema's 'Calm Down' played by a South African DJ at a local party
• The video received over 500,000 views on TikTok and left South Africans laughing out loud

TikTok star, Lance Sibeko, returns with his hilarious South African DJ series. This time he showed audiences what it would be like to have Calm Down by Rema played by a South African DJ at groove. The post accurately depicts the unpredictable spins our local DJs put on a record sometimes.

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Penny for Rema's thoughts after hearing this remix of their song. Mzansi would probably be grooving to it, regardless. The main character in the video seemed confused by the DJ's creativity on this one. You can take a look at the video and see what you think:

TikTok video had over 500 00 views and left South Africans laughing out loud

Netizens know relatable content when they see it, and if you have been to a Mzansi groove, you've heard this type of remix before. Some South Africans were in the comments in tears from laughter. Here is what some of them had to say:

Mlamu ✰ said:

"South Africa is the best."

@Thembie.N said:

"Kwaze kwamnandi lana."

Amanda Kagi Mokgosi added:

"I'm here for the political fashion, kuyafiwa."

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In other Mzansi news, Briefly news reported on a mother and her son who went viral on TikTok. She was trying to teach her son to dance to music common in South Africa. Online users were in stitches as the loving mom made some moves for her child to follow. People were amused as the kid failed to keep up with the yaadt music.

The Bosmans commented:

"As a person with no rhythm please help him. The Lord knows if I could dance I would be a problem."

Source: Briefly News