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WATCH: Somizi’s hilarious video as he prepares meal Nara Smith way

Nara Smith is a South African-born content creator who moved to Germany at a young age, her TikTok account has gone viral as she started sharing her content of creating meals from scratch.

A lot of other TikTok users have found her content useful as they try some of the recipes she shares to prepare meals for their families. Others have found a way to keep themselves entertained where they would make video pretending to be Nara. Amongst them it the South African media personality and businessman Somizi Mhlongo.

Taking to his TikTok account @Somg63, he shared a video of himself preparing himself a meal. In the video he calls himself SomNara Smith and continues to imitate the 22-year-old Mom as he moves around trying to get the meal done.

In his caption he wrote, “SomNara Smith.”

@somg63SomNara Smith♬ original sound – somizi

The video received 1.1 million views and a lot of his followers found it hilarious. They took to the comment section to share:

“Dolce&Gabbana plastic [laughing emojis] I’m screaming. Nara smith why would you bring this upon yourself… Roasted like only somiza can.”

“Lol guys I thought I was the only one. Nara Smith kills me (slang way of saying Nara makes her laugh uncontrollably) [ laughing emoji],” wrote another user.

Another one said: “Just after watching this video I scrolled down boom Nara Smith saying, ‘my husband does not cook but he does bake and he’s good at it’.”

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