SA content creators unite over a bunny chow
Way to butcher a bunny chow! Durbanites show visitors how not to eat a bunny chow.
The level of entertainment provided by local content creators is undisputed, largely due to their relatable topics.
Theboys South Africa are known for their impromptu interviews with South Africans at various locations. They share content focused on trending topics, locally and internationally, and have high engagement levels.
They have made their way to Durban and are engaging with some local rough-cut diamond content creators. In a video, they joined Ridwan Canthitoo and Caleb Pillai. Caleb has featured on East Coast Radio before when he did a skit playing a radio presenter from ECR and called himself 'DJ Don’t Pillai'.
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Theboys South Africa joined these two Durban-based content creators in featuring the famous 'bunny chow'. Seeing how well they bounced off each other's energy was entertaining.
The highlight was when one of 'Theboys' emptied the bunny chow into the takeaway container, leaving Caleb and Ridwan in absolute shock. It felt like he was messing with the bunny chow rule book, and they were not having it.
While we can appreciate our country's diversity, emptying a bunny chow is a definite 'no-no'.
Watch the video below from Instagram.
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Other Durbanites and non-locals were only too happy to join the roasting.
One person commented, "As a white man from Durban, I'd like to apologise to all my fellow KZN brothers and sisters for this guy desecrating a bunny chow like this. We are trying to get Trump to give him a visa, and we will send him to America in 3-4 business days. This is unacceptable, and we take this very seriously."
Another person said, "Terrible things are happening in South Africa. The terrible things in question."
"Flipping the bunny upside down.. Unheard of. Can't believe my eyes," another person added.
"Between this and the Sister Bethina remix, bad things are happening in Mzansi."
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