MK Party leader Jacob Zuma is one of many South Africans who hopped on the viral microphone trend, which was made famous by fashion retailer Mr Price. The challenge sees people use the loud and somewhat annoying item in public spaces. JACOB ZUMA USES VIRAL MICROPHONE In a clip filmed by MK Party members following the general elections last month, Jacob Zuma addresses his supporters about the support he received at the polls.
In it, he alludes to the new political party being rigged of votes and how he believes that two-thirds of South Africans back him. Hilariously, the 82-year-old is seen speaking on a Bluetooth microphone, complete with flashing lights and music blaring in the background. Social media users were clearly amused at the former president’s take on the microphone challenge.
@montle_bontle : “You can’t say he didnt live life.” @gontse : “The joys of being a leader and a grandpa at the same time.” Jaypee_creme: “Zuma is a trendsetter.
” Zuma is not the only high profile star to have fun with the microphone. Metro FM DJ Lamiez Holworthy used her mic to encourage South Africans on voting day. She also enjoyed pranking her son Leano with it.
To the disappointment of many South Africans, Mr Price revealed that they would be discontinuing the sale of the popular microphone. However, many have found replicas in other shops. UP FOR THE CHALLENGE It’s not the first time we’ve seen “Msholozi” entertain social media users.
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