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A U.S. foreigner's view on living in South Africa (South African food, culture, lifestyle, people, etc.) Living in South Africa vs living in the United States.
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[@xiphemu7583]

"if you're smart about it, you can be safe". That's so south African 😂😂

[@Suburban_Pantsula]

I give him props for saying that cause it’s something many people never really touch on

[@BulumkoHlungulu]

@@Suburban_Pantsula he was not taking unnecessary risks. If you are careful you will be fine.

[@mr.t2653]

So true 🤣🤣🤣

[@acemarshals3211]

@@BulumkoHlungulu yes but you have to be very careful

[@lilianhaggland2031]

So very true

[@lesegokhunou718]

"There's a lot of crime, but you have to be smart about" So true so true

[@happylad7549]

LOVE THIS GUY

[@underratedjamslyrics4731]

😂😂🤣 Pap with chicken is mostly famous in Gauteng province

[@Sushi_219]

Ok this guy is the people we need. He spoke all hard true facts. He didn't make us look like we "ride" elephants to school. Appreciate the honesty bruv.😏

[@ntiyisotruth3356]

😂😂😂😂

[@amenetaka2419]

Riding elephants to school would be dope actually

[@kabelo6415]

eh bruh..i am impressed as well

[@Focus_fuel-b4u]

😂😂💯

[@berryblue_9568]

If we did it would be fun though...they can be better than the taxis😂👌

[@rubyshappylifestyle]

“Never got robbed” weet jy hoe gelukkig is jy?😂😂😂

[@jacotromp59581]

Hy is doners gelukkig hoor. Ek is mal oor hoe hy boerewors sê.

[@brianheeley]

@Jaco Tromp ja 😂😂

[@eggsandbacon247]

I have never got rob and been living in the same area my whole life (14) years

[@alexanderwilliams4645]

@@eggsandbacon247 get out more, and i will garantee you that you will get robbed or some1 will attempt to rob you.. Speaking from experience

[@eggsandbacon247]

@@alexanderwilliams4645 yea im 14 na mate

[@legoabekoketjo]

This guy became a South Africa. 😅😅

[@andreav83]

He pronounces each culture and accent well enough. Well done! "Bakkie" is Afrikaans though, not any form of English. Hehe.

[@nc8676]

Kyk my oom se bakkie 😂

[@JesusIsMySavior643]

This has to be the best review of South Africa I’ve seen yet.

[@carmendavids3787]

That's so true such positive feedback

[@louisadewet8710]

So cool to stumble upon this

[@charlielucai-woodsboro2167]

This made me feel good about Mzansi again ❤

[@chelseamuusha6949]

Agreeed

[@zEbony]

Mhm! I love South Africa 🇿🇦 I live here as while

[@duduzanemqaba9718]

this guy had the WHOLE EXPERIENCE of SA

[@o_o_o_olive]

Neh! I feel as though some people come to SA and only go to Cape town eat the food they know like pasta and rice and don't know anything about SA culture other than what their tour guide on Kruger told them but not from intimate experience. This guy went within man.

[@nellyrametse7418]

I love how you talked about eating chicken .. made me laugh because it's so true 😂

[@relechristy306]

I like how it frustrated him when he got home, seeing so much meat left on the bones. 🤣🤣🤣

[@tsholanangkhunou1820]

Truths😂😂

[@chelseamuusha6949]

Same

[@ThebigGLRams]

We share a Surname

[@boitumelotshwenyego6922]

That's a fair assessment. SA isn't perfect but the people are great.

[@mjzulu2038]

I really wish that this video can been seen by a lot of people who always have that negative or bad view and understanding the African countries 🤘🏾👌🏾

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Lots of violent gun crimes over there though.

[@ntsoxcatedralegh4759]

@@pietrojenkins6901 nope to say a lot is really blowing it out of proportion alot of violent crimes happen at "knifepoint" rather because guns are not easy to acquire here in S.A

[@aphiwemagaya3279]

No country is perfect since no human is perfect

[@NkosiCebile]

@@pietrojenkins6901 depends where you go too..where I live, you hardly hear about anything because it's not a city, people are content with the little they have, unlike in Guateng where everything is driven by time and money (not bad, but expensive to live there). We hardly hear about murder too it's a very quiet town...

[@sherylterpend7548]

I love how accurate this was about my country! 👏🇿🇦

[@veronicaviljoen2257]

Same

[@karabelomphuti6857]

You're like a kid who went to zoo and explained exactly what he saw and learned. I admire your honesty about my country 10/10

[@karabelomphuti6857]

@Cedric Ntando yes

[@melissanqobile8175]

@Cedric Ntando oh come on🙄 it's just an example you don't have to take it personal

[@hughneese]

What a fantastic attitude. Respect always goes a long way.

[@kayelle8005]

He seems to have a good handle on the language greetings and very respectful with trying different foods.

[@menzimngadi6793]

I am South African but I reckon you articulated our story way better than I would. Even if i tried.

[@PalesaSekhoetsane]

i would have been like it's nice there, it's all parties, dancing, songs and government corruption.

[@KolorMeyellow]

At 28 I still chew the bones. It's so embarrassing at restaurants, Its an addiction 😂

[@siyasanga_makie]

same 😂 usually save my bones if eating out to finish em off at home, especially pork rib bones

[@raymondglad5593]

I eat the bones so clean that when I give it to the dogs they look at me and ask what is this.😁

[@christina4012]

Its actually healthy so..

[@princedahking4539]

I feel you

[@what_is_my_name_againoh_it2121]

@@raymondglad5593 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@phindiledumani5141]

I am extremely shocked by your accent and how well you speak isiZulu and SeTswana. Actually better than some of my South African friends 👍🏽👌👌. It really is true that we learn peoples' languages if we are willing to and respect different cultures.

[@mbalidhlomo1559]

This is a more accurate and fair depiction of South Africa than what most SAn youtubers give. So refreshing and encouraging. Bless ❤️

[@SturAsh1]

Dunno why south Africans gets so excited when a Foreigner talks about South Africa Haha

[@blindsight_music_]

Lol it’s so true I’m South African and everytime I see anyone talk about South Africa, I get so exited. I have no idea why.

[@hannerikruger7216]

It's just nice to be noticed and accepted as a country

[@MembersOfHistory]

because if they give a good review it makes us feel proud and happy to have such a unique country

[@gina1285]

We do! We are just tired of being misunderstood, poorly judged or forgotten about on the tip of Africa. we love external validation and acceptance. So yes, we are super excited when people share and love the positive things we have had a hand in contributing to the world. And that's everything from the word 'Trek' in Star Trek, Trevor Noah, Elon Musk, Charlize Theron, JRR Tolkien, Nandos, Heart Transplants, Princess Charlene, District 9, Die Antwoord, Disney's Lion King stolen theme song...the list is endless. We are proud to be an amazing place to visit filled with awesome people and diverse cultures!

[@blindsight_music_]

Gina that is so true! You are over 1000% right!

[@joycethabaneng2787]

Chakalaka and Borewors only found in SA

[@Therongunner]

Just cross the Orange River and see how your statement is not true.

[@tsholo.r]

And New Zealand**

[@mhlengindlovu8450]

Theron Kolokwe no one said you can’t copy what we started. All she is sayin is that it’s a South African thing, that started here, weather or not who else does it is irrelevant in this case

[@fulcrumpith1184]

@@mhlengindlovu8450 Hayi suka mxm! ukhulumi ngathi yenziwe ngabantu abamnyama leyo Borewors. It is found in every country where you find the Afrikaners. Countries like Zim, Lesotho etc.

[@nkosibless2253]

@@fulcrumpith1184 Afrikaners first settled here yilonto ibelonga apha

[@boitumelomonare4533]

It's guys like this you can actually take home and introduce to your grandma and not worry if he'll be 'okay' 😂. Mogodu is one of my fav❤️. Love how he kept it objective and accurate.

[@mlungisimanzini8143]

Hello

[@indianathe3rd742]

I smell a simp

[@slindileayandamzolo2551]

I'm so glad you experienced the different areas in South Africa. Most foreigners this it's just Capetown, but there is so much more to our country than Capetown and suburban areas.

[@thabo3866]

True

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Wow a South African talking about foreigners. I thought you people were "world class xenophobic " ???

[@aphiwemagaya3279]

@@pietrojenkins6901 that's very rude,I hope you are setting great example to your children, siblings and family

[@marieslabbert6009]

He was a missionary, so they mostly serve in the rural areas.

[@briankhotle5473]

@@pietrojenkins6901 what exactly is your issue with SA? Your comments are all negative and rude.

[@StAlfonzo87]

One note. We do say "pants". The only person I ever heard say "trousers" was my grandfather.

[@kenemesay]

I don't even think hear anyone say "trousers" for me

[@tabatatee]

How formal would u be to talk about trousers on a random Tuesday🤣

[@StAlfonzo87]

@@tabatatee 🤣

[@kenemesay]

@@tabatatee 🤣🤣🤣right

[@brieparker7281]

This is the only comment I was looking for 😅😅

[@mamadeebuildsahouse]

Sitting here in America laughing at how we eat chicken. I'm South African who lives in America and still eat that way. I even have chicken feet in my fridge.

[@ayandahlekoane2191]

Please hook me up a job there, i have an honours in Food and Nutrition

[@luna-kiva]

Chicken feet are delicious.

[@mphomogapi8597]

I love that

[@rorkesparks2598]

We call them 'walkie talkies ' chicken feet and beaks

[@oliviahunter7139]

i didn’t know that there was any other way😂

[@buhlemthokozisi891]

Man I wish I can shake your hand for Knowing much bout ZAR

[@vlad_zvikomborero]

You do know ZAR is the money, right ?

[@buhlemthokozisi891]

Indeed I do, I am from & currently living @032 aka KwaDukuza(Stanger)

[@vlad_zvikomborero]

@@buhlemthokozisi891 fair enough...

[@moniquevanheerden4172]

@@vlad_zvikomborero before it was RSA it was ZAR

[@fishdawn1804]

Hey man! We would love to have you back in South Africa. You're a great human being! You've embraced the embodiment of the spirit of Ubuntu.

[@zeldameyer1073]

Wow...you are a fantastic observer and learner. You welcome anytime.

[@relechristy306]

Tension!🙈 Oh my you had the full experience. 😂😂😂 Yep that's SA

[@likhayatwani9263]

Say that again 😂😂😂. You can see it on the comments also.

[@charldenvanwyk5746]

We all have to come to terms with each other and start loving each other regardless off skin color, Its about time now

[@likhayatwani9263]

@@charldenvanwyk5746 sadly not everyone feels the same.

[@peter-peterpumpkineater4982]

A little too much experience

[@tarzanthembani5186]

I like how true this guy is🤗this guy had a true experiance of Mzansi

[@modernafrica7180]

The basics of South Africa, learn Zulu then you are covered with Xhosa, Swati and ndebele. Hence learn Tswana then you are covered with Sotho and Pedi... Trust me🇿🇦💯❤️

[@dolly2405]

I am 40 and still chew bones..even in restaurants(sometimes) "hides"

[@tsholanangkhunou1820]

Chew them ausi Dolly.

[@vuyiswamncina1789]

Lol eating pap and wors as I'm watching this🤣😅 His assessment is excellent!!👏🏽👏🏽

[@lapuslazuli786]

He's right on point. I'm a South African and felt like he was describing us very well.

[@eternallife6023]

I clicked on this video because I thought he would show some pictures and clips of his experience. I must say that I was captured even without that. Very informative guy. The next time you come to SA, you should come stay in my house...😅

[@KaraboSekoalane]

He says he loves Nyama ye ntloko 😂🙌🏽😂🙌🏽😂🙌🏽

[@zunaiandre2341]

He is hooked 😅😅😅

[@juniorndlovu9726]

Lets just give him a round of applause 😅😅🤣

[@xiphemu7583]

He says he loves mogodu and I was like mmmhh my guy *impressed face*

[@lungileshabanguveronica6755]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@worldcitizenB]

Afrikaans was first spoken by the Malay slaves and was first known as 'kombuis Hollands' or 'kitchen Dutch'. It is a combination of Dutch, English, Malay, Arabic and very little German.

[@realsebsworld3004]

Then what happened that Afrikaaners speak original Afrikaans like clear one than Malay in Cape Town?

[@treborgir1928]

this is true. It's on an official gov website as well

[@duanestevennel1441]

Actually it was the Khoi-San people German settlers actually noticed that the khoi slaves were able to speak to the all other slaves and easily kicked up their indigenous languages. Male Khoi slaves were then sort of domesticated and taught German so that they could communicate to all slaves and the khoi slaves incorporated the other languages such as Khoi, Dutch, English, Arabic etc forming Kaaps Hollands . Therefore all the slaves found it easier to learn the Dutch derivative because parts of their language was incorporated into Kaaps Holland and they could communicate with slave owners. That is why female khoi slaves were first used as domestic workers because they were able to somewhat understand German and could be given instructions

[@raymondglad5593]

Check out the similarities of Indonesian and Afrikaans because of the Dutch influence.

[@alfiecrous7648]

And French !!!

[@thandiwemkhwanazi1428]

You can tell he lived not only in SA but lived with all kinds of Mzanzi people.

[@dinkem1740]

I've been in india for 7years now, the food is different... Haven't had pap since I left home. I miss my food 🇿🇦💕

[@rashikagovindasamy8258]

Haibo. You are South African and finding Indian food different. You should have spent time in Durban before going to India

[@patiencezungu8059]

Haaaa proudly South African 🤩

[@sompisiphinda1417]

The best review I've seen for South Africa. Honest, fair and true

[@galaletsangsetshedi4679]

I love how he didn't just speak of Zulu, like most people do after their experience in South Africa, he also spoke about other languages

[@gabehawkins4105]

**south africa** this man keeps saying the Africans, hela this is not a whole continent

[@FransHattingh]

Although I have yet to travel outside of South Africa, many of my friends from other countries say that one big difference between South Africa and other countries is that (and I paraphrase), "The people here are so friendly!" And my South African friends' experiences overseas supports this statement. A simple thing like a friendly conversation with a cashier is not nearly as common elsewhere in the world as it is here. I might be very biased, but I think we South Africans are pretty amazing. 😊

[@medc0801]

I like that he is trying to pronounce affrikaans words

[@phineasratshosa4982]

You really studied the culture and kept an open mind. You did something white South Africans have not done in centuries

[@madeleinandrews]

Phineas Ratshosa please do not generalize... You do not know all White South Africans.....

[@phineasratshosa4982]

@@madeleinandrews Thats true, however most of the ones I have met had the same trait. In fact when a white South African can speak a vernacular African language its something to applaud to this day

[@lasikobi7134]

@@phineasratshosa4982 and even if they simply pronounce your name and surname correctly😭😭

[@madeleinandrews]

I agree with most of the comments and replies..... The majority of White South Africans do not bother to learn about Black South African cultures, and the majority of Black South Africans do not bother learning about White South African culture. I on the other hand DO. My knowledge of African culture might surprise you. I did not learn it from a book. I learned it from truly spending time with my African friends, in their homes, Kasi style. I can speak Sesotho, and I am busy learning isiXhosa. My Dad was fluent in isiXhosa as he grew up in the old Transkei. Although the majority of ALL humans do not bother to learn about other cultures, you DO get those of us who are pasionate about other people and their cultures.

[@madeleinandrews]

@@lasikobi7134 True. For instance, Philisiwe will be announced the same way as Phineas, with an "F" sound instead of a "P" sound......

[@hanafri8]

You can go through as an average white South African young man.

[@mlindolindile9131]

Hahahaha the chicken story killed me🤣😂🤣😂

[@moniquevanheerden4172]

Cause it is true🤣🤣🤣 even we eat the chicken that way

[@antoinettevangraan3010]

I guess he was nice enough, but I always get so frustrated at hearing foreigners speak about South Africa. What is 'Black Culture'? What is 'White Culture'? And just because Afrikaners are stereotypically white does not mean that we are European. Boerewors and Biltong are not European. Our Culture is not European. My family has been to Europe. It takes a lot more than the colour of your skin to fit it with a culture. And I guess English people are just 'normal' and have no culture, right? I just want people to think before they speak.

[@salzwell25]

I think you are being unreasonably difficult.

[@antoinettevangraan3010]

@@salzwell25 I think this video could have taken more care.

[@kyle9maloney]

Inaccurate about sweet things 😂 but I appreciate your attempt to immerse yourself in our culture and make these observations.

[@henrypearce5658]

NO mention of coloured culture tho but oyherwise great review

[@b8iley]

what is your culture?

[@mpumiselemela]

This was just profound, I love how this man is so accurate with his in depth analysis.

[@shaieda609]

Good to hear something nice about our beautiful country South Africa ♥️💋

[@josephvanwyk2088]

Wow, this yank went full immersive. Most of us don't even eat tripe/offal.

[@mbulungenisilimela3074]

I really like this guy his very honest and knows what he's talking about

[@tfmkhonza5084]

Big up brother you are welcome.

[@duduzanemqaba9718]

THIS VIDEO WARMS MY HEART

[@Tebatso6333]

Going through comments , South Africans approves. ✅✅🙌No we need to teach him how WE dance 💃 plus our Black Twitter 😂😂🤣

[@smithnxumalo7590]

Shout to you ma broe & we appreciate what you're doing for telling the truth about our beautiful country and do away with bad stereotypes....peace out 👊. Proudly SA, Durban aweh.

[@shanehaupt716]

I thought everyone ate chicken like that?😂

[@no-Ledge7]

Respect outta CPT 021🇿🇦

[@underratedjamslyrics4731]

😂😂🤣 Pap with chicken is mostly famous in Gauteng province

[@umgosientertainment]

I enjoyed watching this video...❤️🔥🇿🇦

[@kumbuzilekhumalo1920]

The only thing I don't like about being South African is the way the government uses taxes money

[@MatthewWilliams7]

Never in all 19 years of my life have I ever said trousers. I've always said pants. Also, he's definitely visited parts of South Africa that I've only seen on tv and the interwebs.

[@acemarshals3211]

The not worrying about time is fine and all if you are only going on holiday there but when you actually live there its a pain cause nothing is on time, nothing gets delivered on time, ect ect

[@aaronafricadesud1503]

A balanced and fair review of SA 👏🏼

[@michaelaswartz9844]

Many more cultures and cuisines in South Africa for now we'll call it "fair" considering where you were.

[@growingartz5017]

I think SA will be great to come visit: beautiful diverse nation. BUT living in SA is a different story: some of the highest tax in the world, which gets stolen by our government elite, which means no maintenance on any infrastructures (power outages, potholes everywhere, no removal of garbage, horrible public hospitals, corrupt police, etc). Not even speaking about our criminal system: the highest rape number globally! Petty criminals (thieves and armed robbers) even get let out by the president because it is his birthday. Horrible horrible place to live.

[@siphokazinobandla_]

When someone asks about SA🇿🇦 i am going to send them a link to this video❤️!! Best best told experience about my home country out there

[@cupidsiza]

I'm South African and I can not eat mogodu 🤣🤣🤣

[@pitsonamane5356]

Eat Nandos, it is also Proudly South African

[@unbotheredmaverick7930]

I called it fear factor 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@runicpower3093]

🤨😏

[@jaypeterson8895]

Sorry people but What is mogodu in really.im also south africa and i don't that😪😪

[@unbotheredmaverick7930]

@@jaypeterson8895 cow intestine.

[@SabzKhumalo]

Pap is nutritious and filling. And the tendons are the sweetest part of the chicken.

[@depthlaughter3221]

It's also not good for certain illnesses

[@SabzKhumalo]

@@depthlaughter3221 not good for which illnesses?

[@depthlaughter3221]

Bread and pap contribute to increased insulin levels, insulin resistance and ultimately to type 2 diabetes and metabolic syndrome, which are fuelling the obesity epidemic in South Africa. We all know how fatal the above are

[@mhlengindlovu8450]

Depth & Laughter I love pap as much as the next South African but I stopped eating pap many years back due to the insulin resistance I heard about. I’m into bodybuilding so the ability to lose and gain weight whenever I feel like it is important to me. Pap is really for braai every now and then. But I think some just eat it because it’s affordable...maybe.

[@zunaiandre2341]

Aowa is not,we love it though

[@thandomoshani1415]

You even managed to sense the tension??? LOL! You had the whole experience Sir 🤣😭😂

[@HloniMatsoso]

Impressive how accurate he is. He knows more about SA than some of my own friends here lol

[@bigboababtree2671]

Are Xhosas the only group whose staple isn't ipapa? Mngqusho anyone? Also, love the grasp of the nuances in greetings. Like using the plural "sanibonani" even when speaking to one older mama. 🌻

[@tabatatee]

Mvubo is papa chomy🤣

[@bigboababtree2671]

@@tabatatee Ndiwulibele shici, hey. And just to feel better I'll say technically ngumphokoqo.

[@nicolasnel7788]

im white, but i like Xhosa

[@nicolasnel7788]

i know words like Ikitchini kitchen Isonka-bread ndifuna, i want molo- Hallo

[@ThebigGLRams]

Wow... He's better than alot of white south Africans 🤦‍♀️

[@MembersOfHistory]

not the place my guy

[@marivermeulen7512]

Not realy fun to live here,some people are great here but load shedding and farm murders and crime its so bad the currency and government are corrupt etc so its not the best........

[@christiaanvrey]

Everything good to my knowledge. But its definitely not safe. There is not 1 person that has not experienced some form of crime here

[@leeraps6621]

My boi enjoyed pap and cow head and tripe hahaha I’m surprised 😂😂❤️❤️

[@TheBeginnerCraftsman]

Chicken licken bruv

[@timestampterry5415]

It's really not

[@lesibanammatli178]

😂😂😂 "Time doesn't matter as much". What a great opening line

[@LivingEpicness1]

I have no complaints living in South Africa... except that our government are run by dirt.

[@theexperimentalcqdx4208]

Why live in South Africa if you have to live behind electric fences, set house alarms before bed, nah South Africa is in the dark ages

[@gidi3250]

Afrikaans developed on it's own especially after all connection with the Netherlands was cut off after the cape colony became a British colony and some Boers had a great trek into the interior of South Africa but over time Afrikaans would borrow certain words from the 3 other european languages in the Boer nations or the British colony these languages are French, German and British. The British even took 2 words from Afrikaans after the second Boer war witch is Trek and Kommando witch became Commando in English. Apartheid segregation wasn't only on blacks but all color groups in South Africa, the withes, blacks, coloureds, indians where all separated from each other and not allowed to mingle and have families. Most tension between the people of South Africa are between the older generations and young people who are easily swayed by the older people mostly their parents but overall most South Africans don't really care about race anymore and from the 20 years of living I have in South Africa people care more about doing their jobs getting payed and hating Eskom (the country's only electricity provider). And bakkie isn't British English it's Afrikaans. In my 20 years in South Africa I've never been robed however some of my friends have but only because the have to walk through a bad crowd hanging around the entrance and exit of their township other than that their is the occasional breaking in and robbing here and their how ever stealing wires and cars are more common and a year or 2 back their was a group of 7 or 8 walking around at night shooting people in the streets and stealing whatever they could. On the news and reddit and Facebook you hear a lot about the Cape flats and the shootouts that happen their even had the army pussyfoot around it last year but that's the big one where a lot a crime related stuff goes down other places are quite and usually have a few drunks and car crashes and big stuff in the news are mostly about government corruption and Eskom's load shedding where they turn off certain parts off the country's electricity off for 2 and a half hours.

[@umgosientertainment]

❤️❤️❤️❤️watching from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@william...1]

if you didn’t visit cape town, you didn’t visit south sfrica

[@asandamyeza4152]

I'm South African and I don't say trousers I say pants.

[@dantheman9323]

HE SAID AFRIKAANS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR AN AMERICAN TO SAY THAT FOR 15 YEARS

[@joycethabaneng2787]

You didn't taste Bore Wors

[@stisti01]

Aww man it should be pap and wors instead of chickenx

[@snakebite1443]

Boerewors

[@pheladi_PS]

I love him, he said mokgodu😭🥺🌸. Perfectly. I love white people who appreciate us this way.❤🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸❤

[@davidngubeni4698]

This is fair and humble assessment ......you understand South Africa more than people who stayed in it........black or white ......Thanks about your open mind

[@Mmlugh]

I like your version of the South African story more 🖤

[@kagishomokoena2120]

Most South Africans have never even experienced half of the things this guy is talking about. Appreciate the video buddy, we are very diverse 🤙🤙

[@nicolahamman9784]

I like this guy! You can see how much respect and love he has within him, just by the way he speaks! One of the most accurate descriptions of our country 😂👍🏼 Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦❤

[@dantheman9323]

Hey this guy is really good at pronouncing things

[@pumelelisamasekwana9024]

This has been a very Fair Assessment my guy, nicely done.

[@thutopulane9920]

i watched this and thought whose son is this? he spiting facts