Wow l'm amazed really by this young man, so well spoken n literate, may you stay on the right side of the law my child. Your story will save other young men who think crime is the way to make a living. Keep up the good work n may God bless you. 😊😊
Dude tells you in such a way that you can actually step by step visualise the entire movie. This guy should be part of the EAP (economically active population) .. he can add a lot of value in society given the right opportunities. All the best to you bro❤
Respect this brother well side bafo let's support our brother for speaking the truth thanks bafo for speaking truth to power criminality is not the way out
Intelligent man. Its actually such a shame these guys weren't given correct opportunities in SA, they would have been successful business people, football coaches, teachers, leaders. Apartheid really damaged our country. Regards White South African
You really cannot be blaming apartheid while kuphethe iANC🙄. You should be blaming the ANC for all the wrong things happening in this country, for example, lack of jobs, crime, the list goes on. Andithi ngabo abaphetheyo since 1994 and yet they have nothing to show except making themselves more richer🚮
100% Gangsterism is the dumbest thing one can get themselves involved in. It never made sense, even knowing some of the guys in it. Just complete waste of time and life
When you articulate your self so well like this guy it is often mistaken for bieng shrewd or knowledgeable but its usually not the case guys😂 but the fact is,he's quite a great storyteller 😅
He's not denying the crime. He's saying it was set up to ensure he was easily identifiable. When it's done properly, the perpetrator is treated as a suspect and not an obviously guilty party. The very reason for it is to test the victim's testimony without influencing it.
The best story teller ever to come.on this channel is that dude who talked Abt his guys who were using muthi for robbery and he got caught coz he wasn't into muthi. He can talk for a day whilst u listen 😂
This guy is an educated person, either a varsity graduate or a former law enforcement officer. There's no how he could utter all that legal jargon and the English generally with ease comprehension if he isn't from such a background. Unless he's a repeat offender who has been through numerous trials in court and got used to the jargon.
Criminals have learnt the art of studying their opposition, they gather and share knowledge on laws, police tactics and judgement procedures. The general public is ignorant about laws that can potentially get them behind bars just because of lack of basic understanding of words used in law books. The criminals know this and cleverly manipulate the system that's why you see a lot go scot free because of flaws in police operational procedures
We may be physically free from colonial oppression, however mentally we are very much oppressed. In Africa we often correlate proficiency in English with intelligence and education,this is a false positive correlation. And conversely if one isn't proficient in English or French or any other colonial language that person is perceived to be intellectually inferior. It seems obvious, however when you visit places like Canada, USA or England you soon realise that in those countries ones grasp of English is not a reflection of their IQ.
If you listen to the context of what I say in video you'll see that your opinion matters somewhere else not on my video. It's not as though I speak only in English anyway
@@ex2con Thank you very much for taking your time to respond to my comment. There's no doubt that you are an articulate and intelligent orator. The comment was not to denigrate your work it was merely to underscore how proficiency in English is inappropriately correlated with intelligence in Africa. Why isn't proficiency in Zulu or Xhosa associated with intelligence for instance? If you had articulately narrated your story in Zulu would we have appreciated you in the same manner? I doubt it. And the comment was not in response to your content it was in response to the comments section.
😂 your comprehension of the man's articulation is skewed towards "self-hate", a serious side effect of the oppression you speak of. Next time you have nothing good to say my brother, say nothing. Your comments are neither here nor there. Until we have textbooks in our languages your comments are unfounded. Yes English is the language of our greatest oppressor but as you would know, it, like anything foreign has a learning curve which I believe the brother has mastered, give him that and keep it moving. Danko. Danko X. Much love mf2❤, love your videos.
@@mix_ma_salah_gaming You have underscored the point I was making. The fact that you can read and write English at a high level of proficiency does not imply that you can assimilate, synthesize, analyze, and evaluate information critically. Evidently, your level of comprehension is very poor. You have completely misconstrued and extrapolated my argument out of context. All I am saying is that one can just be as articulate and intelligent in their native tongue. We should have, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and engineers that are taught from primary to tertiary level in their first native languages. If the Afrikaners, Germans, French, Polish, Chinese, Russians, etc… can do it. Why aren’t we not doing it? English people are not learning in Zulu in England I doubt they even learn it as a foreign language.
"You can't build a legacy out of other people's tears". Yhoo grootman!!!😢
naba abelungu with our land. You can.
😂@@sanelemazibuko1716
Dude
@@sanelemazibuko1716 Exactly... White people have acquired generational wealth through the exploitation of black people
Very intelligent man you can see and hear him you don't need to ask thank you for sharing this with us ✌️✌️✌️💯💯💯
His English is above Africa...very confident n humble Man ❤
This is a very well Spoken dude
His handle of the English language is highly unexpected👀
😅😅
Wow!
My brother you are destined for better, higher places.. All the best, God bless 😊
There are A LOT of South African prisoners that speak English VERY well mind you
Duuuude this guy is well spoken...like proper proper diction... he has right words on the right time always
"Tears are a very magnificent way to release pain." I felt that! 😭🤞
eyes are like your emotional exhaust, through them you can release
Today i learned a new word. "Crestfallen"... Ba tlo nkitsi pila.
😂
Bona 😂😂😂
Chomi😂
😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Hai trying to stitch the episodes is a mission, it's a mess...at least please label them Part 1/ Episode 1 if it's impossible upload a single episode
You spoke my mind, now we nolonger understand this guy’s story 😏
Yeah ...iam watching vice versa
Am also struggling with that💁🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️
“You can’t build an empire on people’s tears” felt that.
naba abelungu with our land. You can.
Very well spoken and disciplined this are the kind of people that needs to be given opportunities to make our country better.
You can say that again and again
'To tame beasts, in a literal sense' nah bro is a valid speaker
Take that !!!!
He looks like mampimpi springbok winger
This man's English is on par!!
Wow l'm amazed really by this young man, so well spoken n literate, may you stay on the right side of the law my child. Your story will save other young men who think crime is the way to make a living. Keep up the good work n may God bless you. 😊😊
Dude tells you in such a way that you can actually step by step visualise the entire movie. This guy should be part of the EAP (economically active population) .. he can add a lot of value in society given the right opportunities. All the best to you bro❤
Respect this brother well side bafo let's support our brother for speaking the truth thanks bafo for speaking truth to power criminality is not the way out
"crestfallen" "ramifications" "law cause and effects" isingisi madoda😂😂 Sbonge bhuti
Thank you Agenda for the suprise🥳
😅
More lesson on this
ENGLISH THEN ROUNDING OFF TO THE MOTHER LANGUAGE 😂
"Renunciation"..bruh just gotba new terminology bruh😂❤
But you can see he's educated. 😊
Jack of all Trades..Thank you for making this public .very informative .
This man commands you to listen. Interestingly so
He is really good in grasping languages, based on his ability to go back and forth between two languages with ease.
All of a sudden sengi Bhari 😂
All of a sudden I am idiot
😂😂😂😂 he said " eeeeeh " After
@@WinkyDeeArchive 😂
"All of a sudden seng'ibhari, eehh ngathi bengithi ngi iclever" 😂 😂 😂
This man is something... I feel like we can use him somewhere positively...
English ka Trinity is on another level "My dominance has been disarmed"
The wedding part 😂😂😂is actually crazy😂😂 42:23
What happened to his fingers?
And his laughter when speaking about the wedding 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
@@kayashambira3607 he was in an accident during crime i think he mentioned it on part 3
This guy is very well spoken. He seems intelligent!
This guy is brilliant.
Dankie Grootman & all the best on your future endeavours.
Well spoken and very fluent this oke
Good storyteller too, he knew what he came here for
''holds water to drown you."
This guy is so well spoken🙌🏾
“Merits that hold water to drown you in a literal sense “✍🏽🙌🏽
He's English is super.... better than mine 😂
cant build a legacy with other peoples tears
😅😅 His English yey, I had to put my dictionary next to me.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
You sounds like an intelligent man and your honesty makes me watch this to the end and you are telling the facts ❤.
I'll tell you one thing people from Alex are well spoken at most
This guy is well spoken 😮🤭
Isilungu esingaka bantu.
I am afraid these episodes might make some youngsters fall in love with crime.
This guy just made it sound cool
I THINK AM CRUSHING ON HIM REALLY HARD. I SEE HIM TEACHING HIS KIDS AND HELPING THEM WITH HOME WORKS
Yes wena gal😂
LOL 🤣@@leratomthethwa6045
When you say "his" kids . U mean yours and his 😂
lol aowa guys i said i have a crush ...the rest is his @@cebilendwandwe6857
😢😢😢
Thanks for the surprise agenda 😉 we will subscribe as soon as we can afford 💪
I haven't heard and used the word - Crestfallen in a while, and the brother had to use it 😊
He has a good vocabulary
@@neomahlangu4073 you got to love it.
😅😅 First time even hearing that word for me
@@Maspo114 Do not fret there's first time for everything...
eh all of sudden ngi bhari eh lol that line killed me
I can watch this guy all day
Dankie ndlondlo for sharing your story
Indlondlo yesiNgisi
It’s the wedding part of me 😅😅😂😂😂😂
Damn this guy is so well spoken than many people in corporate
Tears are the best stress reliver
I enjoyed this interview. His english is good.
A good narrative indeed
Good vocab and story telling
Sekgowa😅, yoh this man is eloquent bathong. Listening to him is such a breeze.
The man’s language skills are sleek
He looks like mgedeza or suffo rythem city and diep city
Valid lol
Your bombastic words... Boossssoo... 👌
This is hilarious 😂😂😂
Intelligent man. Its actually such a shame these guys weren't given correct opportunities in SA, they would have been successful business people, football coaches, teachers, leaders.
Apartheid really damaged our country.
Regards White South African
You really cannot be blaming apartheid while kuphethe iANC🙄. You should be blaming the ANC for all the wrong things happening in this country, for example, lack of jobs, crime, the list goes on. Andithi ngabo abaphetheyo since 1994 and yet they have nothing to show except making themselves more richer🚮
You speak such good english eloquently.
And you are a wonderful story teller.
batengelana ama'keke e'jele🤣🤣🤣
These guys really know how to tell stories
The standard of isilungu ijooo...
Kahle kahle uyasazi
Watching with a dictionary
The part yomshado 😂😂😂😂
100% Gangsterism is the dumbest thing one can get themselves involved in. It never made sense, even knowing some of the guys in it. Just complete waste of time and life
Dankie grootman
When you articulate your self so well like this guy it is often mistaken for bieng shrewd or knowledgeable but its usually not the case guys😂 but the fact is,he's quite a great storyteller 😅
What happened to the Italian fellow 🤷🏿never called you back
How was the identity parade unfair when he’s the one that committed the crime and his victim pointed him out!? 😂😂😂
😂😂😂exactly my thought .
Listing is always pivotal
He's not denying the crime. He's saying it was set up to ensure he was easily identifiable. When it's done properly, the perpetrator is treated as a suspect and not an obviously guilty party. The very reason for it is to test the victim's testimony without influencing it.
I mean 😂😂😂😂 and the sincerity in his face....
That's true 😂
The best story teller
I love this guy. He is intelligent and experienced. He's been through thick and thin. I so wish I could meet him
This guy is very good 🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Agenda network is back baby
Bro said “Ramifications” 😮,
😂😂"Ntwana"
God bless him. He is very intelligent ❤
Yooh I get you Bafo ✌🏽🤣😂😹 sengiybhare from clever to bhare
His English 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
This guy can make a good motivational speaker.
This guy articulation is very good
He’s very good 🎉
Intelligent gent ❤❤❤
The best story teller ever to come.on this channel is that dude who talked Abt his guys who were using muthi for robbery and he got caught coz he wasn't into muthi. He can talk for a day whilst u listen 😂
Already crushing on this guy
😮❤
Haaaa Zoe😅
Thirsty much
Wow eloquent.....The English is on point.
Tears relieve stress your the star 🌟
the eyes are like your emotional exhaust
Had to Google "bedlam" English on another level
I am learning to use your English at work.
Use two new words a week it'll help improve your vocabulary
@@ex2con😊
GOOD STORY TELLER, INTELLIGENT GUY
"Unfair" identity parade! Helang!
And I only see now that he doesn't have 4 fingers on his right hand.
This guy is an educated person, either a varsity graduate or a former law enforcement officer. There's no how he could utter all that legal jargon and the English generally with ease comprehension if he isn't from such a background. Unless he's a repeat offender who has been through numerous trials in court and got used to the jargon.
Criminals have learnt the art of studying their opposition, they gather and share knowledge on laws, police tactics and judgement procedures. The general public is ignorant about laws that can potentially get them behind bars just because of lack of basic understanding of words used in law books. The criminals know this and cleverly manipulate the system that's why you see a lot go scot free because of flaws in police operational procedures
I am getting married 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂
This guy is smart and very eloquent, my brother you dont belong thr
So umuntu maye ringer isilungu u smart neh?
This man is well read
😂😂😂😂😂😂aybo kuyashadwa ejele
Mmhhh lendoda le i'English yaKh is on par Khula ndoda 🎉🎉🎉
Mmmmh remificatiion of criminal activities ja this man.
A cake and Pizza eh where was this man ?😶
We may be physically free from colonial oppression, however mentally we are very much oppressed. In Africa we often correlate proficiency in English with intelligence and education,this is a false positive correlation. And conversely if one isn't proficient in English or French or any other colonial language that person is perceived to be intellectually inferior. It seems obvious, however when you visit places like Canada, USA or England you soon realise that in those countries ones grasp of English is not a reflection of their IQ.
If you listen to the context of what I say in video you'll see that your opinion matters somewhere else not on my video. It's not as though I speak only in English anyway
@@ex2con Thank you very much for taking your time to respond to my comment. There's no doubt that you are an articulate and intelligent orator. The comment was not to denigrate your work it was merely to underscore how proficiency in English is inappropriately correlated with intelligence in Africa. Why isn't proficiency in Zulu or Xhosa associated with intelligence for instance? If you had articulately narrated your story in Zulu would we have appreciated you in the same manner? I doubt it. And the comment was not in response to your content it was in response to the comments section.
Thank you for the elaboration, I now understand what you meant earlier.
😂 your comprehension of the man's articulation is skewed towards "self-hate", a serious side effect of the oppression you speak of. Next time you have nothing good to say my brother, say nothing. Your comments are neither here nor there. Until we have textbooks in our languages your comments are unfounded. Yes English is the language of our greatest oppressor but as you would know, it, like anything foreign has a learning curve which I believe the brother has mastered, give him that and keep it moving. Danko. Danko X. Much love mf2❤, love your videos.
@@mix_ma_salah_gaming You have underscored the point I was making. The fact that you can read and write English at a high level of proficiency does not imply that you can assimilate, synthesize, analyze, and evaluate information critically. Evidently, your level of comprehension is very poor. You have completely misconstrued and extrapolated my argument out of context. All I am saying is that one can just be as articulate and intelligent in their native tongue. We should have, doctors, lawyers, accountants, and engineers that are taught from primary to tertiary level in their first native languages. If the Afrikaners, Germans, French, Polish, Chinese, Russians, etc… can do it. Why aren’t we not doing it? English people are not learning in Zulu in England I doubt they even learn it as a foreign language.