“Gog’Waffles”: Video of Granny DJing Leaves the People of Mzansi Screaming for More
- A clip of a sweet gogo dropping some beats on DJ decks have left the people of Mzansi pleasantly surprised
- Social media user @kulanicool shared the clip, making it known that we might be seeing gogo’s at the groove lol
- People were loving this old woman’s vibes and flooded the comment section with a lot of hype for her
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You expect to see a lot of things at the grove, but not a gogo behind the DJ decks lol! A clip of a granny dropping some beats has left Mzansi shook, but the good kind.
Source: Twitter
You really are never too old to do anything, even if it is channeling your inner DJ Black Coffee or Uncle Waffles.
Social media user @kulanicool shared the saucy clip of the gogo, letting peeps know that they’ve bagged another old-timer.
“Another Gogo in the industry.”
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Mzansi responds to the DJing gogo with excitement
While the gogo was not necesarilly dropping the beats on point, peeps were still feeling her vibe despite the double beating.
People flocked to the comment section to hype the old lady up, with some giving her the title of “Gog'Waffles” lol!
Take a look at some of the comments
@MsuneryZA said:
“Yessss gogo ncwala!!!”
@Malindy__ said:
“She's doing the most”
@Ekse_Lenyora said:
“I wish she blows up. Our Elders put aside their happiness & Dreams Raising Us. It’s her time to do her ✌️”
@Denni_dawg said:
@ChrisExcel102 said:
@QABANE3 said:
Gogo, 100, walks a whole 2km to drink with buddies in nearby village, Mzansi stans: “Legend, that one”
In other litty gogo news… Briefly News previously reported that Sue Nyathi on Twitter shared a lovely yet funny story about her grandmother. Sue's gogo is a respectable 100 years old. Her 65-year-old mother was a bit upset that her gogo walked a whole two kilometres to attend a 'drink up' at a village nearby.
Her gogo didn't were a mask and was socialising. Naturally, Sue's mother questioned her gogo, who was supposedly quite nonchalant about the matter. According to Sue's story, her gogo hit her mother with the "If I die, I die" line.
Sue's descriptive narration of the hilarious story gained some traction on the bluebird app. Over 6 400 users liked her tweet and tons of peeps rolled in with replies about her gogo being quite the gangsta.
Source: Briefly News
