- All right guys.
Here we go.
We got the top seven answers on the board.
(clicking)
(Chuckles)
Hmm.
(Nervous Laughter)
Name something people enjoy most
about a matric dance.
[Buzzer]
[Fail Buzzer]
- The music.
- The music!
(Applause)
(buzz)
- Una?
- The dressing up.
(clapping and cheering)
(yelling)
- Play! Play!
- We're gonna, yes, yes, yes,
I'm very excited.
I am. I am.
So much! So much!
- This is for you.
Yes!
Take your (mumbles)
Yes, what do you do?
- I'm a student advisor at the university.
- Oh, really?
What's the name of the school?
- The university of Pretoria.
- Okay. That's good.
So, Una, introduce everybody.
- All right, Steve, over here to my right
we have our superstar of the family, Bassie,
that is short for Bassistana.
(clapping)
Then followed by Andile,
he's the photographer of the family.
(applause)
Up next, we have the smarty pants of our family
We have Lesego,
(clapping)
Then lastly,
the famous, the famous soccer player,
- Oh, he's famous.
- Yes. yes. Yes I am.
- To us. To our family.
(cheering and laughing)
He's a famous one,
Mr.Khuza.
(laughing)
- I'm, I'm wait a minute,
hold it, hold it.
(chuckles)
This is a famous soccer player.
- Yes!
- Yes. (chuckles)
- So let me just, just stop for one second.
What team do you play for?
- Yo (laughs)
(audience laughter and clapping)
- The Khuzwayo's, that's the team I play for.
- Oh, your family!
- Yes, yes, yes.
- Oh, so you're going to be famous?
- Yes.
- Oh, you're working on it.
- Yes.
- That, dreams happen.
Dreams come true, baby.
(clapping)
Don't ever give up.
Are you good?
- I'm good.
- Take it all the way?
- All the way.
- What position?
- I'm a goalkeeper
- A goalkeeper?
- Yeah. I'm in the goals.
- Oh, okay.
Got the big gloves on.
- Definitely. Definitely.
- Welcome to the show.
- Thank you so much, Steve.
- All right. Let's play.
Bassie?
- Yes
- That is short for, a,
- Bassistana
- Ba-what?
- Bassistana
- Ba-si-sana?
- Bassistana
- Ba-si-seye-nah?
- Bassistana. Ts tsunami. Tsana.
(chuckles)
- What did you just change your mind?
- No!
- Tell me, it's bas,
- Bas-si-ta-na
- Bas-si-sa-na
Bassie is short for Bassistana.
- Yes!
(clapping and cheering)
- What do you do for a living Bassistana?
- I'm a student.
- Oh, a student at the university.
- At the university.
- Peyote?
- No.
- Which one?
- The university of (unintelligible).
(clapping and cheering)
- Ooh
Never heard of it,
but, woo,
sounds good.
And what are your studies?
- I'm studying education.
- Oh, okay I know what that is.
Good.
I don't.
I don't have that either, it's okay.
So, you ready?
- Yes.
- Name something people enjoy most about a matric dance?
- I'd have to say taking pictures.
- Taking pictures.
(bell rings)
(clapping and cheering)
- So, what is the matric dance?
- Prom.
- Oh, the prom.
Oh, okay. I got it.
My man, what's up with you,
- Andile
- Andile, yeah?
- Yeah, yeah, yeah
- And you're the photographer?
- I'm the photographer.
- Okay. That's good, man.
How long you been doing it?
- About four years now.
- Yeah. My son is here.
He's he's a photographer too.
He's supposed to be out here taking pictures but he's not.
(laughter)
- I'm here.
- He said, I'm here. (chuckles)
(clapping)
That's good, I have both
I have two sons that's pretty good at photography.
Yeah. So that's good, man.
Let's go,
name something people enjoy most about the matric dance.
- Hmm, I'd have to say the after party.
- The after party!
(clapping and cheering)
(bell rings)
(clapping)
- Less-lessego?
- Lesse-ho.
- Hm?
- Lesse-ho there's
- Oh Lesego, okay.
Lesego, what do you do?
- I'm also a student
- Where? At the university?
- of Pretoria.
Yeah, yeah.
(clapping)
- And what are your studies?
- I'm doing accounting.
- The money, man.
- Yeah.
- I got you.
All right, brother.
Name something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
- I'd say socializing with friends.
- Socializing.
(bell rings)
(clapping and cheering)
- Spilling the tea.
(laughter)
Okay
- Soccer man!
- Yeah! Yeah!
- Siya!
- Yeah.
- Got it.
You ready, man?
- I'm ready.
- Imma be looking for you bro.
- I'm ready.
- I cut the TV on you going to be playing with the Chiefs,
- Yes! Yes, yes.
But I'm a Pirates fan!
- You a Pirate's fan?
- Yeah!
(cheering and clapping)
(booing)
- I like all of them, so
yeah, I ain't got to pick no side.
Hell I don't want no trouble.
Go Pirates! Yeah!
Go Chiefs!
- Nah, nah, nah.
Siya,
name something people enjoy most about the matric dance
- Being able to take your date out or having a date
- Having a date.
(clapping)
(buzz)
- Only one strike, Una.
Give me something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
- The food.
- The food!
(clapping)
(bell rings)
(cheering)
- Bassie, short for, just it's just short for.
- Short like me, Steve.
Short, like me.
- Yeah but a lot of good things come in small packages.
- Dynamite does.
You better watch yourself, little girl.
- I mean, hello, (chuckles)
(laughter)
- Name something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
- I'd say showing off their cars that they arrive in.
(cheering and clapping)
- Oh, y'all doing it like that, huh?
- Mhm!
- Oh, y'all pull it up in the big.
Big nice ride, yeah!
and what,
what did you,
when you went to
did you go to the dance?
- Yes
- What did your man,
the boy picks you up?
- I went with my brother, Steve. (laughs)
- You went with your brother?
- I went with my brother.
- Well, that's okay, you know?
You know, nobody deserved you, so it's okay.
- Hey.
(clapping and yelling)
- Sometimes if you're not good enough,
you can't have me.
If you're not good enough.
You might as well wait.
So what did your brother drive?
(laughter)
- My grandmother's car, Steve.
- Oh, your grandmother's car.
Okay. All right.
Showing off the cars!
(bell rings)
(cheering)
- [Bassie] We can do this guys!
- [Una] We got it.
- Andile.
- Yes.
- Come on man.
One strike, but you could clear the board.
This is the hardest one to get.
This is the last one.
Name something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
- I'd have to go with
the drinking that comes with it.
- Oh, y'all been drinking.
Oh yeah.
You in the high school, you just down there drinking.
That's not going to be up there.
Drinking!
(buzz)
All right, we gotta be careful, now.
Lesego.
- Lese-ho the, the G you drag the G.
- Drag the G?
- Yeah
- Lese.... go
ho
Lesego.
- Yes! Yes!
- So a lot of y'all don't know that
but you post to drag the G.
Ho, that's how you do that.
I teach that to you one day.
Just hanging in there.
I'm going to (chuckles)
Imma show you. Lesego.
you know what I'm saying?
It's real sexy.
What's your name?
They say, 'what's your name'?
Lesego.
The key word, ho.
What you wanna do now?
Lesego, careful,
Two strikes.
The More family can steal.
Name something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
This is hard to get.
- I'd say stunting on your teachers.
- What?
(clapping)
Say, say that again for me?
- Stun-stunting on your teachers
- Oh, stunting.
Stunting on your teachers.
Flexing on them.
- Yeah.
- Okay.
Stunting on your teachers!
(buzz)
(clapping)
Alright More,
name something people enjoy most about a matric dance.
- The venue.
- The venue!
(clapping and yelling)
(buzz)
(upbeat music plays)
(cheering)
All right, let's look at the remaining answer.
Number seven.
(bell rings)
Well, welcome to Family Feud, South Africa!
I'm your man, Steve Harvey, yeah!
(cheering)
Oh! I gots to get them!
Boy you pimpin'
- Thanks
- Them pants is pimpin'!
(cheering)
Oh, so you can salsa?
Let's show some.
(cheering)
(rhythmic clapping)
(dance music playing)
That sounds good to me.
What?
(clapping)
- Cute guy
- [Steve] Yeah
let me see you blow a kiss, now.
Hey man!
(clapping and cheering)
(yelling unintelligible)
we do not have it
(cheering)
I'm Steve Harvey, we'll see you next time!