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Watch: Sjava’s adrenaline-pumping helicopter ride with Redbull

South African hitmaker Sjava and Redbull SA recently went on an adrenaline-pumping helicopter ride where they looked like they had fun.

Sjava flew with RedBull’s air-racer @flying_davidson where he let his guard down.

The video shared by Patric Davidson shows a calm Patric asking Sjava, who couldn’t hide his nervousness, if he had a favourite Amapiano song.

Sjava apprehensively replied: “I can’t answer anything.”

Patric then teased Sjava by saying he was now flying the plane upside down. Sjava gave a sign of nervousness again and later responded that his mouth was dry when asked if he was okay.

A calm Patric kept the Umama hitmaker in conversation even though it was clear that he would have rather stayed quiet.

He said to Sjava:

“When I was a youngster, my mom always used to sing a nursery rhyme to me, I don’t know if you know it.” Without thinking much about his response, Sjava responded by saying he didn’t know any nursery rhymes.

Patric added:

“They say the wheels on the bus … do you know what was next?” Spinning the helicopter upside down again, Patric finished his nursery rhyme adding “go round and round”.

A screaming and in panic Sjava asked to go back.

 

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Finding the video hilarious, social media users flooded the comment section to share their comments. Sjava also took to the comment section to say:

“Please delete this thing ngiyahlonishwa endaweni zizothini inkabi zibona ngikulesisimo esinje (I am a respected man at places, what will African men say seeing me in this state).

Sjava’s funny comment left many in stiches:

“On this day ‘Inkabi’ was found not ‘Nkabi-able’ ?????.”

“I love this ??????. Aow @sjava_atm washa khekhe ????????.”

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