Cape Town Man Wears Wig And Dress To Sell Hats At Traffic Light, TikTok Video Goes Viral

• A Cape Town man slayed in a dress, wig and heels to sell hats at the busy traffic intersection
• Phumlani was captured in a TikTok video rocking a catwalk as he had the straw hats in his hand
• The online community reacted to the clip, with many loving the guy for being free-spirited.

A hilarious TikTok video has been circulating. A Cape Town man wore a wig and a dress to sell hats.

In the clip uploaded by @kaylabothaxx, the gent is rocking a blonde wig, crop top, blue mini dress, as well as black heels. He put on a show at the traffic lights, modelling with the straw hats he was selling.

Many TikTok users seem familiar with the guy because many called him by his name, Phumlani, in the comments section. One person even vouched for him, saying that he was hilarious.

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Guy rocks dress in traffic to sell hats

Watch the TikTok video below:

TikTokkers were entertained by Phumlani

The video garnered over 33k likes, with many online users entertained by Phumlani.

@Michaela vouched for the guy:

"He is so funny, do yourself a favour and have a quick convo at the robots ."

@whotfismartin_r commented:

"YOU BETTER HAVE BOUGHT A HAT AFTER THAT MS UNIVERSE PERFORMANCE ."

@Arnia Oliver said:

"She is Beauty, she is Grace."

@Nadine Van Niekerk adored:

"Phumlani is amazing."

@meandmowie beamed:

"Slay meisieee!!!"

@Layah Lo'moore cheered:

"The category is , Live , Werq , Posssseee ."

@FOREVERZANDA stunned:

"I know this street, and I won’t lie. I gag every time, like 'yes. Stop traffic, if you want!'"

Ghanaian man who has sold waakye for 12 years doesn't see the need to travel abroad

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YEN.com.gh reported that a young Ghanaian man who sold food in Accra for several years said he would not travel outside the country for greener pastures.

Mahmood Abdul Rahman, who sells waakye at Dome in Accra, said he makes enough money to fend for himself and his family hence his stance.

"I wouldn't say travelling abroad is bad, but I have no plans to travel abroad in search of greener pastures. I am happy with what I do and can buy what I want, so I have not thought of moving outside the country."

Source: Briefly.co.za