- Give me EJ. Give me Siya.
(audience cheering)
We have the two young future stars here.
Both of them into entertainment,
one in sports,
one in music.
Let's get it on.
I hope both of y'all make it.
Give it your everything.
Here we go, in this round, the points are tripled.
We surveyed a hundred people,
top five answers on the board.
(board clicking)
Name an occasion
when you know people will say
nice things about you.
(podium ringing)
Siya.
- Your funeral.
- [Ona] Yes. Good answer, y'all!
That's a good one.
- Your funeral.
(board dings)
(audience cheering)
- [Ona] We're playing, we're playing.
Come, get bring it on. - You're playing.
(audience applauding)
- Ona, tell me an occasion where you know people
say nice things about you.
- Your wedding. (audience applauding)
- Your wedding.
(board dings)
- Whoa! (audience cheering)
- Bassie, tell me an occasion where you know people
will say nice things about you.
- Your birthday.
- Yes! (audience cheering)
♪ It's your birthday, ♪
♪ It's your birthday ♪
(board dings)
(audience cheering)
- Andile, give me an occasion where you know people
say nice things about you.
- Farewell.
(audience applauding)
- At your what?
- At your farewell,
when they bid you goodbye.
(audience chuckles)
- At your farewell?
- Like a farewell party, Steve.
- A farewell party?
- [Audience] Yes!
- Like when you're leaving the job.
- Oh, when you're leaving the job.
- Yeah. - Oh, I thought you meant
at your funeral.
I was gonna weigh in.
You're at the funeral.
At your farewell party.
(board dings)
(audience applauding)
- Lesego,
listen to me.
You have no strikes.
This is very simple.
If this answer's there,
your family gets the points,
your family wins the game.
If it's not there, you're still alive,
you have no strikes.
Name an occasion when you know
people say nice things about you.
- I'd have to say your graduation.
(audience cheering)
- This is for the win.
Graduation.
(buzzer rings)
- [Audience] Aw.
- Siya, one strike, this is for the win.
If it's there, your family wins the game.
If it's not there, you're still alive.
Name an occasion
when you know people say nice things about you.
- At a party.
(audience chattering)
- At a party.
(audience applauding)
(buzzer rings)
- [Audience] Aw.
- We have two strikes.
Ona,
if it's there,
your family gets the points,
your family wins the game,
but this time you have two strikes.
If it's not there,
the More family can steal.
And according to the points, they may win the game.
Name an occasion
when you know people say nice things about you.
- On a TV show.
(audience cheering)
- This is for the win.
On a TV show, for the win.
(buzzer rings)
- [Audience] Aw.
(audience applauding)
- Family, you have come from nowhere.
Round after round after round,
no points.
You are now down to one answer and one answer only.
If it's there,
we will triple the points.
Your family will win the game.
If it's not there,
the other family wins the game.
One answer.
This decides who plays
for the 75,000
Rand jackpot.
(audience applauding)
Drum roll please.
Name an occasion
when you know people will say nice things about you.
- Your anniversary, Steve.
- This
is for
the win,
your anniversary.
(buzzer rings)
(Khuzwayo family cheering)
Let's look at the number four.
- [Crowd] Payday!
- [Steve] Welcome to Family Feud South Africa.
I'm your man Steve Harvey.
(audience cheers)
- [Steve] I got to get them.
Boy, you pimping, them pants is pimping.
Oh, so you can salsa?.
Yeah. Let's show us something.
(salsa music)
- That sounds good to me.
What?
- Cute guy.
- Let me see you blow a kiss.
(audience cheering)
I'm Steve Harvey, we'll see you next time.