“Surely His Family Knew He Was at Church”: Chiefs Fan’s Camera-Dodging Moment Goes Viral
- Kaizer Chiefs fans’ hilarious “ducking” moment caught live on TV during Betway Premiership clash with Stellenbosch FC
- Social media has erupted with wild theories and jokes about why he hid from the camera
- Coldplay's “kiss cam” saga link as similar moments have trended globally and sparked playful brand reactions
A Kaizer Chiefs fan has found himself at the end of jokes after his “ducking” TV camera incident during a live Betway Premiership game on Sunday against Stellenbosch FC at Athlone Stadium in Cape Town.
In the season opener, won 2-0 by Amakhosi after goals from Nkosiniphile Ngcobo and Makabi Lilepo, the moment was televised on SuperSport.
In true Coldplay concert style, reminiscent of the AI company CEO and Human Resources Executive who were caught on the “kiss cam”, the fan was also seen, albeit live on TV.
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When he noticed he was on the big screen in the stadium and live on air, he went from pure joy to stealth mode, ducking behind other fans in an instant.
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Even though the real story might not be one of infidelity in this case, he left tongues wagging with his reaction, and South Africans have already conjured their theories and shared their thoughts on the hilarious moment from the opening weekend of local football.
How did South Africans react to this hilarious moment?
Some reactions were humorous, while others had fascinating theories:
@Pillow Co:
“Surely his family knew that he was at church.”
@Brazillian:
“It’s Moyo, guys, it’s him.”
@Qhana Entertainment:
“Since he said he is going to the carwash in the morning.”
@aubrey:
“He has two families, and he is the only one who knows that.”
@unathi:
“I laughed at this, I saw the guy hiding.”
@lawrence phiri:
“It’s Jabulani Moyo, most wanted by Hawks.”
@sphamandla:
“If view once was a person.”
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Coldplay concert saga has grown legs in weeks
Ever since the Coldplay concert saga broke out last month, the story has grown legs, with legendary footballer Lionel Messi also finding himself on the “kiss cam” during another Coldplay concert in Miami. Fortunately, he was with his wife.
Fans at a Springboks match against Georgia in Mbombela also found themselves in the thick of things, although that time it was just a silly prank and a re-enactment. Takeaway restaurant Nando’s even jumped in with their infamous, cheeky adverts, incorporating the Coldplay scandal.
Kaizer Chiefs fan wins car
Briefly News previously reported that a loyal Kaizer Chiefs supporter won a brand-new car over the weekend following the match between Amakhosi and Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko at Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban.
Vuyolwethu Vatsha, a 33-year-old from Port Shepstone in KwaZulu-Natal, was the proud winner of a Toyota Starlet, valued at approximately R300,000.
The competition, sponsored by Kaizer Chiefs in partnership with its commercial partners, saw five lucky finalists each receive a key and a chance to unlock the prize vehicle. Vatsha was the only one whose key started the car, and he drove it home.
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