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When anything starts with "My fellow South Africans", you know it's gonna hurt your soul🤣🤣

Who else died with the “My Fellow South Africans”?🤣🤣🤣

We laughed because " My fellow South Africans " is a phrase used by the president when he addresses the country so we all know that when the president uses that phrase shit is about to go down 🤣🤣🤣

This just made me realize how many inside jokes we have😂

"Are you winning?" is a South African way of saying: "Do you need help?". As in: "Are you winning with that jar? Can I help you open it?"

The minute I hear "my fellow South Africans"... My brain thinks there will be an alcohol ban with immediate effect 😂😂

Some jokes you'll only get if you South African.

Here in Africa nobody fears the Cops 'we only fear the ARMY lollllolollollll

South Africa is nice but mzansi😭😭too lit

Eating rice crispies in a coco pops bowl...The disrespect 😂

Chandeliers aren’t a flex in SA lmaoo😭

Rhythm knows no national boundaries!!! Did you see how my man couldn't help but dance to that amapiano jam right at the beginning? He felt what we feel.

that hand gesture 15:34 is our version of "made you look!" lmao!!!

“You livin’ in South Africa and you got a chandelier chilling in your background”??? 😅most of us do, lawlz*. You need to come to SA asap to see how lit people are really livin’ up in here.

" what part you live in South Africa".. Boy, SA isn't what you think it is.. We rich rich 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"Are you winning?" = "Is everything okay?"/ "You good?"

That hand gesture video made me lose my mind😂😂

Lmaoo the 10111 one is like the neighbors didn't invite you to the party so you call the cops on them 😭😭

We currently doing online schooling due to the global pandemic. Your reactions gets me everytime broo, saw you last night and subscribed instantly

That "my fellow South Africans... pa!🖐" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 had me on the floor.

10111 is SA’s emergency number 😂 like 911

The hand gesture video had me rolling 😂😂🤣🤣🤣, when you know you know 😂

the hand gesture is a way of saying “sike” 😂😭

The" fellow South African" the hand there has something to do with you glanced 😂😂😂😂

I feel played😂😂😂damn I actually looked at the screen knowing very well the guy was going to open his hand

When he was talking about Eminem and not understanding, I was laughing my ass off 🤣

It’s weird though that he was impressed by the chandelier in that guys house 🤔 most South African homes have chandeliers and every other thing Americans have in their homes. Now I wonder what y’all think SA is like 🤔🤔

fam, word of advice, don't say "unamasimba" to anyone here, you'll get beat up😂😂💀

That hand gesture on the wall is the same as saying "Psyche".

My fellow South Africans had me rolling on the floor 🤣🤣🤣yalllll play tooooo dang much

"Are you winning" - "Are you making any progress/ how's it going?"

I laughed so hard for My fellow South Africans. ...hahahahaha

lol i am from south africa , and that one with the hand is the funniest thing ever , even if i try explaining you wont get it , but glad you gave it a LIT button

TV: "My fellow South Africans" Me: *Throws bottle of castle through the screen*

On the laptop part i guess i am a psychopath😂😂i can never just slam the screen n be gone it feels so unsettling.......in Kenya we also say 5 bob🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

That tea one is so accurate.😞 Then you must hear "ek moet vir jou fokin iets maak ma jy ni vir my nie?!" Aii ya neh🤣

The one you missed was Chakalaka. A salad made from baked beans and carrots. He finished his chakalaka before his bread and now he has to eat the bread dry😭

Man’s didn’t get the 10111 vids though 😂😂😂

SA & UK have many things in common, one of them is when they speak, other people might not clearly understand them but they can literally understand each other.

Most South Africa 🇿🇦 house have chandlers

9:47 that feeling when you forgot you have half a slice of bread left on your plate but no food to go with it in your plate anymore. No one wants to eat a dry half piece of bread.

The hand gesture killed me😭🤣🤣🤣

The first one was on point 🤣🤣🤣👌we first talk shit over the phone before we get to business... And a 5bob is a 50 cent

yet we start drinking at 14

😂😂😂 I died at that "My fellow South Africans" reminds me of my nephew

Mzansi is "South" Period. In full it's "Mzansi Afrika" translated to English "South Africa".

The tic tok that said if you're not south African, scroll past. That hand gesture is equivalent to "made you look"

😂cops here in SA are too chilled

😂😂😂😂😂 "my fellow south africans" plus the hand killed me! Inside jokes for days! Being SAn IS LIT!

The hand is basically our way of saying "Sike"...that clip had me laughing

"My fellow South Africans" YOU KNOW it's gonna be some kak lol. That was too damn funny . Got all of em

Mzansi is the Xhosa name for "bottom".. Since we're at the bottom of Africa.

My man we drink wayy before 18😂😂😂😌

The term "bob" is used in most former British colonies like Australia , South Africa and others. Just like Americans say "buck", Canadians say "loonies" and other parts of England use "quid". Bob is an informal English term for the coin currency. I am South African based in the US and I love your content as it brings me closer to home. A job well done.

7:03 in every South African household the children's job is to make coffee or tea for their parents to drink. You can be as quite as a ninja going to the kitchen to make yourself some and they can be in a completely different room but asoon as you put on the kettle everyone is their asking "make me some too". Never make coffee and not ask your parents if they want some and even more importantly never make some and then walk past your parents with it, it is seen as utterly disrespectful to them and can get you a hiding or scolded by your parent.

I find myself randomly saying “it’s lit” 2x cause of this man 😂 shout out for posting and reacting to SA content. When borders open again you should come here!

When parents tell us “are you winning” means are you managing, idk how to explain it to you🤣🤣

Even my house has a chandelier, and we live in the hood 🤣🤣🤣

Most of the South African houses are excaly the same with the American houses

50 cents = 5 bob R5 =half tiger R10 =tiger R100=stena

13:19 killed me tho😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀💀💀I can totally relate. I'd literally stare at the cereal when i was younger n wonder why tf they whispering

Never use "UNAMASIMBA" or you'll get run up on fast

You see when that guy bites half a slice and finishes the whole soup with it? I relate 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

"I had to check out how to pronounce this word." Prounounciation: Mzanzi. That Fire: Mooozanzi.

I liked this video before it started because I love when people react to us South Africans... Always something interesting to watch.

He said "what part of South Africa you live at with a chandelier"🤣🤣 that killed me for some reason

Mooove to South Africa, you're one of us if you are jamming to deep house in the beginning of the video😂😂

You do realise there’s people with money in mzansi, right? It’s not dung/mud huts everywhere 😂

Police in SA are hardly violent, that's why that man was able to run from them

He should start listening to SA Deep house music

“are you winning” - brown parents way of asking if you’re okay or if you’re succeeding in whatever you’re doing i.e. fixing something or even studying 😂 “5 bob” - coloured people’s way of saying 50 cents 😂

she said she only has a 5 Bob. thats what we call 50 cents. dont ask how or why lol

17:48 when you said "Haibo" that was too cute! 😂 Caught a giggle

I burst really hard laughing at the "sousies" hand gesture🤣😂🤣😂

Your vibes boy!!!!...put a smile on my face.. ✌️😜

That thing with the hand is called "sosies". Its a silly game where you make someone look at your hand thinking you're gonna maybe give them something and you do that sosies. Like a prank, so the fellow south Africans is serious followed by the sosies is like a prank

The minute I saw dame.. "Dames sê my wat jou naam is My naam is adriaanes" 😂😂😂

I'm online schooling, it's so much better than I thought it would be. Using MS Teams mostly.

Please do a live, so we can interact with you and explain the words 😁 you'll enjoy it more 😁🇿🇦

Please stop taking lessons from these tiktoks🤣🤣🤦🏾‍♀️ you'll get cancelled

Bruh. LOL That was hilarious. I wasn't expecting those moaning sounds. LOL.

"Unamasimba" you're beautiful. .....he's lying 😂😂😂

That hand gesture is our way of saying "Psyche!!!"/"Sike!!!"😂

Just on the pronunciation it's Mmmmmzanzi. Make that mmmm sound when you're eating food that's what it's supposed to sound like.

Tau, the hand thing is difficult to explain but it cracked me up

Most universities are online all high schoolers and primary kids are back to school

I love this country 😭🤣

I swear every house has chandiliers bro! 😂🤣.

I lost my mind laughing with that hand thing 😄😅😅😅🤣🤣🤣 the worst part is you can't even explain it

15:59 it’s called “Twa” 😂

South Africans tend to use all the languages they speak in one sentence... Most of us speak two or more languages... The Xhosa man is using the click sound from his Xhosa whilst speaking English... Crazy arsed country of mine...🇿🇦

South African people usually call 5cents a 5 bob it’s South African slang 😂🤣

The hand gesture u didn't understand is called buzz off in South Africa

The hand gesture is deadass this emoji but up side down 👌🏻

@that fire LA I love your energy and I enjoy your videos always showing love to my people 💕 keep doing you man

That hand thing os like “In yo face, Nyikka!” / Made you look” 😂😂😂😂

If this guy stick to South African content, he will never go broke.

The Muffinz - sound check 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Azania is another name for South Africa. It appears when people defies against the notion "South Africa" in favour for the Hebrew word "Azania", while Mzansi flows alongside the name South Africa - to emphasieze the good vibes of the country.