South African TikTok users recently found themselves highly amused after a funny clip was shared on the platform this week. The video shows a Lamborghini driving along a busy street with an eye-catching and thought-provoking customised number plate. The number plate read “no degre” — obviously a misspelling of the word degree.
While many laughed at the fact that a lack of education may have caused the misspelling, others wondered how someone without a degree could be driving such an expensive sports car.
ALSO READ: Rolls Royce to Lamborghini: Trevor Noah’s R19m car collection
Lamborghini driver with funny number plate leaves peeps buzzing
South Africa is alive with possibilities and this is something social media always proves to be true.
Hilarious videos make their way online by the thousands daily keeping social media users glued to their screens.
ALSO READ: Worth billions: A closer look at Vivian Reddy’s net worth
One of those videos was shared on TikTok by a user with the handle @mathivhapfano.
In the clip, a Lamborghini driver drives down a busy street and while it’s quite a nice sight for car lovers, the real eye-catching part of the car is the number plate that reads, “no degre”.
@mathivhapfano ♬ original sound – mathivhapfano
ALSO READ: Student arrives for lectures in R4.5 million Lamborghini, Mzansi reacts – WATCH
Mzansi is in stitches
While many believed that the misspelling of the word degree was an intentional mistake to prove a point that the driver really is uneducated, others pondered on how the driver became successful without the aforementioned degree.
A lot of them slammed the idea that one needs connections to succeed in this country.
Take a look at some of their comments:
@blessMAH commented:
“You don’t need a degree in SA. All you need is connections, trust me.”
@moeketsi mabeya said:
“Don’t be fooled, chances are his/her kids are going to good schools and they are told every day to get a degree but ke sizo thini.”
While @Immortal_stie said:
“The sad part is even if you can get five degrees, you still can’t afford a Lambo.”
ALSO READ: Lamborghinis, Porsches and Rolls Royces: Khanyi’s car goals [photos]
