- Give me Rochelle, give me Yumnah.
("Family Feud" theme song) (crowd cheering)
Ladies, welcome to the show.
Top six answers are on the board.
(board clicking)
Name something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
(buzzer ringing)
- Babysitting.
- Babysitting. (laughing) (crowd cheering)
(bell dinging)
- Laundry.
(bell dinging)
- You want to play, you want to play?
- Ladies, we're back again.
Name something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- Uncle Steve, before I answer,
can I just ask you something?
- Yes, you can.
- Why did you ask all of them? (laughing)
Why do they do it with their lives, but not me?
(crowd laughing)
I just wanted to know.
- Well, you want me to tell you the truth?
Because it's five women,
you have on the same colors,
I'm a bit confused,
(crowd laughing)
'cause every time I go to one of y'all,
you look like the other one.
(girls laughing)
- So I honestly thought I had asked everybody what they did.
But you, my little niece,
(girls whooping)
I must've forgotten.
Please forgive me.
- I forgive you, Uncle Steve.
Now, let's me find out.
What, pray tell, do you do for a living?
- So I'm currently finishing
my bachelor of education degree.
- So you don't have a job.
- And I- (crowd laughing)
Uncle Steve- - Ah, ah, ah, ah!
- And, there's an "and," Uncle Steve!
- Okay, wait, wait!
Wait!
- Come back, let me wow you!
- Maybe I was thinking, because she's so young,
Maybe she hasn't entered the work world yet,
and maybe I could save her by not asking her
what she does for a living, because she could be a student.
But obviously, there is more.
(crowd laughing)
So you are studying?
- Yes. - Yes.
- And, last year I opened my own preschool,
So I'm on a principal bus.
- You own- (crowd cheering)
- You opened your own what?
- Preschool.
- Preschool?
- For kindergarten.
- So... okay.
You can open a school?
Just open one up.
(crowd laughing)
- With the necessary papers, I mean, but yeah.
- Oh, you did all the papers. - Yes, I did.
- Oh, okay, woo.
(crowd laughing)
- I said, oh whoa,
that got real close to being illegal, right there.
Okay, good.
Well, congratulations.
- Thank you, Uncle Steve.
- Now, I'm going to ask you this question,
and this time, when I ask you the question,
you cannot ask me a question.
(crowd laughing)
- That's fine by me.
- Name something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- I'm going to have to go with hair cuts.
(crowd cheering)
- Hair cuts!
(bell dinging)
(crowd cheering)
- [Woman] Let's go!
- Gadeeja.
Name something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- Well, Uncle Steve, my mother walks up in the kitchen
and she cooks up a storm.
- She cooks!
(crowd cheering)
Cooking!
(bell dinging) (crowd cheering)
- We have no strikes, they're nailing this one.
- [Contestant] We ladies!
- Yeah.
So now, this is the one that thinks she's the boss, right?
- Yes, that's true. - That's right.
So, little bossy.
Little bossy, should have an answer.
- Try her, Steve.
- Huh, yes, oh.
I'm here, this what I do.
I'm not really afraid of her.
Just a little bit.
(crowd laughing)
I asked you what you do for a living?
- Yes, baker.
(crowd laughing)
- Got to make sure, you know.
One of you had an attitude, so-
(crowd laughing)
I didn't wanna aggravate no body else, so.
You're the baker.
- Yep. - Gotcha, okay, here we go.
Name something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- I'm going to have to go with cleaning.
(crowd cheering)
- Cleaning!
(bell dinging)
(crowd cheering)
- You are the mother. - You have no strikes.
She knows all these answers.
(crowd laughing) You know why?
Because she has done everything for all of you,
your entire lives.
(crowd cheering)
she made all of you.
(girls hollering)
Produced you.
(crowd laughing) Gave birth.
Well, mama.
You can just clear the board,
you have no strikes, no pressure on you.
Matter of fact, if I was you,
I wouldn't even try to guess this.
I would make my daughters keep answering this question.
(crowd laughing)
'Cause you'd have done every, you been cooking, babysitting,
cleaning, laundry, styling hair, you've done enough!
Take a X, and let the pressure be on them.
Gimme something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- Play doctor, fix wounds, plasters.
(crowd cheering)
- Whoa, that's, everybody didn't know that's true.
Play doctor!
(buzzer buzzing)
- Oh!
- That's okay, you do that too.
You can't put all the stuff mothers do on this board.
- That's true.
Yumah.
- Yumnah. - Yumnah.
- Yes. (crowd laughing)
(mumbling pronunciations)
(crowd laughing)
Gimme something people are paid to do
that their mothers do for free.
- Well, my mother's been doing this for me
all my life, Steve.
For me, it's motivation.
So she's been my biggest motivator.
- Motivation.
(crowd cheering)
- Motivation!
(bell dinging)
(crowd cheering) ("Family Feud" theme song)
- Well, welcome to "Family Feud," South Africa.
I'm your man, Steve Harvey, yeah.
(crowd cheering)
Woohoo!
I gots to get them.
(crowd laughing)
Boy, you pimpin'!
- Yes.
- Dem pants is pimpin'!
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah!
Oh, so you can salsa.
- Yeah.
let's show us something.
(crowd cheering)
(salsa music) (crowd clapping to beat)
(crowd cheering)
That sound good to me.
What?
(crowd hollering)
(family chanting)
- Cute guy.
- So now, let me see you blow the kiss, now.
Hey, man. (crowd laughing)
(speaking foreign language)
We do not have it.
Oh my God.
(bell dinging)
I'm Steve Harvey, we'll see you next time.