“ZB the Black American”: Zuluboy Strikes Again With a Hilarious Bedtime Story, SA Entertained

“ZB the Black American”: Zuluboy Strikes Again With a Hilarious Bedtime Story, SA Entertained

  • A young boy named Zuluboy left social media users in stitches with his unique and amusing bedtime story
  • The funny clip was shared on his mom’s Facebook account, where it has received an outpouring of comments from an entertained audience
  • Social media users were amused by his rolling tongue and the funny slap on the back of his head, saying that he was probably sleepy
The boy spoke about things following him while looking very sleepy
A toddler told a bedtime story that had social media users confused. Image: Lujabe Siphe
Source: Facebook

A popular four-year-old boy captivated social media users with a funny and adorable bedtime story.

The clip, shared on his mom’s Facebook account, Lujabe Siphe, gained many views, likes, and comments from social media users who were entertained by the toddler's antics.

The video starts with the four-year-old boy, Zuluboy, narrating a story in English. He says something difficult to understand before he retires to bed.

The toddler's creative bedtime story

In a rolling tone that sounded like he was saying 'backworks,' but he was actually saying backwards. He also said that a 'shimgone' was going to follow him to the front, and he, in turn, would go 'backwards.'

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The toddler added that the 'shimgones' did not want to follow his head before hilariously slapping himself on the back of the head. The clip ended with him still trying to figure out what was happening in his story.

Some jokingly called him an African American, saying they enjoy his videos
Many social media users commented on his rolling English accent. Image: Lujabe Siphe
Source: Facebook

SA tries to figure out the boy's story

The clip gained massive attention online, with many people commenting on the little boy's rolling tongue. Many said that once he had mastered the language, he would be a very good storyteller. Some found the slap at the back of his head amusing, jokingly asking if it was necessary. Others found his pronunciation of the word 'backwards' very amusing, and his narration, looking sleepy, was a huge source of entertainment.

User @Welile Mpofu joked:

"ZB, the black American."

User @Segametsi Mathalaza added:

"My favourite person."

User @Shenda Zukas shared:

"What's gonna follow our Zulu Boy? Please don't 'donk' your head. Sleep tight and don't let the bed bugs bite."

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User @Montseng Lekonyana said:

"The tongue is not quite flexible enough to pronounce backwards. Our lecturer is speaking like a Black American in South Africa."

User @Samukeliso Mahlangu asked:

"What’s following Zuluboy to the front? Did he say the swimming pool?

User @User @Menzi Nqolemasondosondo Nzuza said:

"Isuke ingeyo bed time story xa engakathi ‘Athi uSikelela, awusangithandi (it's not a bedtime story until he asks, Sikelela, don't you love me anymore?’

Watch the Facebook video below:

3 Briefly News articles about Zuluboy

  • A local toddler expressed his dislike for broccoli while having his dinner, adding that the vegetable was not for kids, but for teachers and moms.
  • A concerned toddler asked his mom why she had a slender figure and advised her to eat all her food so she could be a big girl like his granny.
  • A boy named Zuluboy claimed that dinosaurs took the peanut butter from the kitchen to the lounge after it was seen on his fingers, and social media users jokingly said they believed him.

Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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