‘My sister gave birth in the toilet’: SA compares how 90s and 2000s hid their pregnancy from their elders

• A funny TikTokker compared how 2000s teenagers didn’t believe in hiding their embarrassing moments from modest millennials
• Yolanda Pani made a fun skit where she showed the differences in the behavior of two generations
• Social media users shared their thoughts on the funny and apt video

Gen Z is known to be the boldest and most selfish generation because of the way they behave.

A funny digital creator proved this theory in a viral video TikTok a scene that impressed many users of social networks.

Lady compares teenagers of the 2000s and 90s

Yolanda Pani was confused Mzansi when she compared how millennial teens hid their pregnancies compared to Generation Z. In the past, teenage pregnancy was a serious disgrace, to the point where families forced a pregnant minor to abort the fetus.

Today, once unacceptable behavior has become a trend and largely the norm. The lady filmed a skit to prove this theory, where she filmed herself as a 90s teenager trying her best to flatten a pregnant belly, while the 2000s version of her flaunted it for world see:

“It’s not like they don’t know about pregnancy and stuff.”

See scene lower:

Mzansi reacts to the teenagers of the 90s versus the 2000s

Social network users recognized the video as apt and funny:

@Yandaaa.Makdi echoed:

“Carefree and stuff.”

@MaLindz01 explained:

“I was happy that I waited and celebrated it even with my clothes, and my grandmother complained.”

@user6459058307090 shared an amazing story:

“My sister gave birth in the toilet and we all rushed when we heard the baby cry. No one noticed the pregnancy. That night we had to open up the pillows to make the clothes I wore when I was a baby.’

@Lucinda M responded to the woman’s skit:

“I’m a ’90s kid, married, and still hiding my baby bump.”

@Enhle shared:

“I’m pregnant and there’s nothing I can do about it, so I might as well get comfortable.”

@Sobz said:

“I felt sorry for the girls at school who had to wear tank tops in the summer; seeing them was my contraceptive.”

Millennials hear from their SABC 2 hero

News in brief also reported that South African millennials were delighted with theirs SABC 2 hero Oak, a green newcomer in the last ten years. 5FM radio presenter Nick Hamman caught up with him for an interview to discuss his sudden departure and where he is now.

Social media users expressed their opinions in a thread of 2.9 thousand comments on TikTok.

Source: Korotko News