“He’s a Good Storyteller”: Zuluboy Intrigues SA With Another Viral Story About Heartbroken Uncle
- A delightful video captured a four-year-old boy openly revealing his uncle's heartbreak to his mom
- The amusing clip, shared on Facebook, showcased the young boy relaying the disheartening phone conversation between the uncle and his girlfriend
- The toddler's innocent yet detailed storytelling provided a humorous and relatable glimpse into family dynamics
Source: Facebook
An amusing video featuring a four-year-old boy, affectionately known as Zuluboy, revealed his uncle's heartbreak.
The amusing video was shared on Lujabe Siphe's Facebook account and went viral, attracting a flood of comments and widespread amusement from social media users.
The video, filmed by Zuluboy's mother, captured the young boy relaying a dramatic family incident. Zuluboy recounted how his uncle, during a phone call with his girlfriend, exclaimed, "Clearly you don't love me," before becoming angry and retreating to his room, slamming the door shut.
Zuluboy's tale of woe
The observant toddler then took this fresh piece of news to Ndindi, another family member, and the pair shared a hearty laugh over the unfolding domestic drama. Zuluboy firmly reiterated his conviction that the girlfriend no longer held affection for his uncle before adding a poignant detail: after experiencing this heartbreak, the uncle went to sleep. The toddler's innocent yet detailed storytelling provided a humorous and relatable glimpse into family dynamics.
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Source: TikTok
SA loves Zuluboy's story
The clip sparked considerable amusement among social media users. Many commenters expressed their delight at Zuluboy's ability to paint such a clear and vivid picture with his storytelling and found his narrative skills entertaining. Some jokingly issued warnings to the family, advising them not to conduct any private conversations or activities in front of the observant toddler if they wished for their affairs to remain secret. Others expressed their immense affection for Zuluboy, stating that they never missed his videos online.
User @Jeff Kalipa said:
"When love fails and you tell yourself that there is peace in sleep, but you dream of love instead, that is what Sikelela went through, and that left a lasting impression on Luhlumelo's mind and shaped how he will go about choosing his girlfriend. He will avoid being made a laughing stock."
User @Sophie Malindisa Mbuli Mbuli added:
"Love him so much."
User @Nothile Mpisi asked:
"Why did you cut the story whilst we were still following?"
User @Julia Rothquel shared:
"Thank you for the subtitles. Such a clever little man-child."
User @Msizi Ngidi commented:
"OMG! This child is a good storyteller, and he feels very bad for laughing at his malume (uncle)."
User @Glossy Glo joked:
"Can someone call Sikelela? We want to check if he is ok."
User @Tina Schilling said:
"Lujabe Siphe, thank you for the translations. It helps us who can't understand what this gorgeous human child is saying. Please do it for more of his speeches. It makes it easier for me to share."
Watch the Facebook video here.
In a previous article, Briefly News shared another heartwarming TikTok video of Zuluboy having an honest chat with his mom about their skin colour. In the clip, the little boy confidently tells his mom that they are “brown,” not “black,” based on what he saw in the mirror.
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The short exchange in Xhosa was both cute and insightful, showing how young children begin to understand identity through their own observations. The adorable toddler has become something of a social media sensation for his unfiltered and often funny conversations with his mom. Mzansi netizens can not get enough of his clips and enjoy watching him grow in curiosity and confidence.
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Updated by Hilary Sekgota, Human Interest HOD at Briefly News.
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