Fans think the guy on the left looks exactly like the late Mampintsha. Images via Twitter: @collen_km/@mamintsha
‘Haibo, nguye’: Fans shook by man who looks just like Mampintsha
‘We don’t die, we multiply’: South Africans have had various interesting reactions to a snap of Mampintsha’s lookalike.
Fans think the guy on the left looks exactly like the late Mampintsha. Images via Twitter: @collen_km/@mamintsha
Just a few days ago, South Africans were cracking jokes about the young graduate who bears a striking resemblance to amapiano artist Kabza de Small. It looks like another famous Mzansi musician has a doppelgänger and locals cannot deal. A Twitter of a man who looks exactly like the late Durban star Mampintsha has rocked his fans who have shared their thoughts about him “coming back to life”.
Many of them laughed about how the guy in the photo could be Mampintsha’s long lost twin.
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Mampintsha’s doppelgänger shocks SA
In December last year, South Africans were shocked by the death of Big Nuz member Mampintsha Shamora — real name Mandla Maphumulo.
The musician died after suffering a stroke and leaves behind his beautiful wife Bongekile “Babes” Wodumo and their son Sponge who turned one this year.
While many are still reeling over his death, they recently found some comfort after popular Twitter users Collen KM shared a photo of a man who looks exactly like the late Mampintsha.
The photo shows only a side view of the man but the features scream Mampintsha. “Guys am I seeing this or [is] it him??” Collen captioned the photo.
Take a look below:
Mzansi is blown away
The post left many people cracking jokes about Mampintsha and his look alike. Many of them laughed about whether or not he came back for one last night out.
“Kwa Max in heaven I thought the bottle ladies would wear all white,” one person commented.
Meanwhile, The South African also reported how Kabza’s lookalike left Mzansi in stitches as they joked about the amapiano star graduating.
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