A video featuring women lying on the ground captured the attention of many online viewers, quickly going viral.
EISH WENA: SA reacts as women in African attire lie down in front of gateViral videos have never run dry on the World Wide Web. How amazing is it that there’s always something crazy on the internet? From people riding trolleys on the highway to failed challenge compilations, the internet always amazes. Today’s viral video has captured the attention of millions of viewers worldwide, earning countless shares and likes across social media.
Today’s ‘Eish Wena’ video features African women lying in front of a gate before lobola negotiations, as seen in a TikTok video.Submit your videos for a chance to be featured in the daily Viral Video article and get your name mentioned. Nabi has decided on which players will be leaving Chiefs. So, this striker is heading out and he is targeting these strikers who he has personally asked for.
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