The man was seen antagonising a crowd of black South Africans – Photo: Twitter
The man was seen antagonising a crowd of black South Africans – Photo: Twitter
What an odious individual we have on our hands, here. A man in Gauteng has gone viral for the very worst reasons this week, after he was caught on camera using the K-word while addressing a crowd of black South Africans.
Gauteng man used K-word to insult crowd
The racist was seen berating one particular individual, and even got into an altercation with him before hand. The victim, who worked at a local business in Meyerton, was incensed after the man dropped the K-word in a fit of rage.
From there, all hell broke loose. The argument intensified, and the white male in the video was seen holding his middle-finger up towards the target of his abuse, and the crowd that had gathered at the facility. Eventually, the employee was escorted away from the fracas.
‘You are all k*****s’ – Meyerton man goes viral
That’s not where this story comes to an end, however. The unwitting internet star – who social media users are now vowing to ‘make famous’ – ultimately reacts the fervent crowd. He turns round, gesturing with a middle-finger again, and utters an unrepeatable word.
He calls everyone in the gathering by the K-word, before continuing to goad those in attendance It’s a minor miracle that things didn’t get physical at this point. Instead, the racist simply stands his ground, leaving an enraged community in his wake.
WATCH: A black employee who works at a local business in Meyerton is seen being assaulted by a white client. The worker was reacting to being called a "kaffir". Black residents say that racism & abuse is very common in the area.
— SA REPORTS (@MARIUSBROODRYK) October 27, 2022
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Panyaza Lesufi infuriated by K-word rant
The video has also piqued the attention of the new Gauteng Premier, Panyaza Lesufi. Boy, does he have some strong words for this man. The top ANC official has vowed to ‘hunt down’ this K-word using racist, saying that he should not expect ‘to escape freely with it’.
“Here in South Africa, you don’t call us names and [and use the K-word] then expect to escape freely with it. Rest assured, we will hunt this man down. Racists in this country are all mindless and useless.” | Panyaza Lesufi
