Lord King Rassell
Mwana waTete veku UK. It's all a certain taste in humour around here๐
When you post a win online and the Zimbabwean comments section arrives ๐ญ๐ฟ๐ผ
Instead of "Congratulations" it's "Zvinei nesu?" ๐
Instead of celebrating with you, some people start investigating, comparing, downplaying, and looking for reasons why your achievement isn't a big deal ๐
Sharing good news can feel like entering a courtroom ๐คฃ
Let's normalize celebrating each other's wins. ๐ฅ
When the Suburbs Kid opens a church: Masalad aMwari Ministries ๐ญโช๐ฟ๐ผ
Everything is going well until his translator starts interpreting his accent...
Pastor: "Kuenda kudenga inyasha." ๐
Translator: "Pastor says going to heaven needs big nyash." ๐๐
Now the congregation is confused.
When Borrowdale accents meet live translation in a Zimbabwean church. Pure chaos.
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When your African parents start complimenting you out of nowhere ๐ญ๐
Suddenly you're handsome, intelligent, responsible, and the pride of the family... then you realize they want something ๐
Next thing they're showing you photos of someone's daughter and asking, "Ko uyu unomuonawo sei?" ๐
This skit captures that classic African parent move โ where unexpected compliments usually come with terms and conditions attached ๐คฃ
Which voice did I nail the bestโฆ and which one do you want to see more of? ๐๐๏ธ๐
All the Voices of Rass โ Part 2 ๐ฅ
From Optimus Prime and Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz to Denzel Crocker, Johnny Bravo, plus original characters like the drunk uncle, gogo, aunty, slay queen, sekuru, and the gentle British gentleman ๐ญ๐
Which character is your favourite, and which one deserves a comeback? ๐๐ฅ
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Things some moms did that felt like pure gaslighting growing up ๐ญ๐
Criticizing how you did chores after making you do all the work, โborrowingโ money you were gifted and never returning it, comparing you to other kids, overworking the firstborn while the last born lived a soft life ๐
If you grew up in an African/Zimbabwean home, you already know these tactics were undefeated ๐คฃ
That one Zimbabwean granny with absolutely NO filter ๐ญ๐ฟ๐ผ
Sheโll comment on your marriage, roast ugly babies, ask why youโre still singleโฆ then immediately demand chocolate even though she has diabetes ๐๐
No topic is safe. No feelings are spared.
This skit captures that classic Zim gogo energy โ brutally honest, chaotic, but somehow still lovable ๐คฃ
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10K followers on Instagram ๐ญ๐ฅ Thank you Zimbabwe and everyone around the world for supporting the skits, characters, accents, voices, and chaos ๐๐ฟ๐ผ
From drunk uncles to Russian spies, headmasters, gogos and toxic relatives โ thank you for enjoying every personality I bring to life.
And who knowsโฆ maybe all these voices are the perfect audition for a future radio presenter on ๐๐๏ธ
The journey is only getting started.
Zimbabwean parents will have you behaving well at homeโฆ then still bad-mouth you to relatives at family gatherings ๐ญ๐ฟ๐ผ๐
Youโre respectful, helping around the house, causing no problems โ but the way they describe you to aunties and uncles youโd think youโre the family disappointment ๐
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Trying to talk to a girl peacefully then your friend starts cock-blocking for no reason ๐ญ๐ TAG THEM so that we talk peacefully๐คฃ๐คฃ
Funny how some toxic Zimbabwean relatives treat you when youโre broke vs when youโre rich ๐ญ๐ฟ๐ผ
When you have nothing, nobody listens to your ideas, your opinions are ignored, and youโre treated like a child. But the moment money enters? Suddenly itโs โAhh munhu mukuru uya!โ and everyone respects you ๐
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