By Showbiz Reporter | In a bold and poetic video release, the controversial Cape Town-based figure known as Baba Rokadhiya has ignited a heated discussion with his latest comments on the nature of zebras and donkeys. The video, which rapidly circulated across social media platforms, features Rokadhiya speaking in a poetic monologue that compares the undomesticated nature of zebras to societal perceptions of beauty and relationships.
“Do you ever sit down and think for yourself? Have you ever considered how beautiful a zebra is, with its striking skin and good-looking exterior?” Baba Rokadhiya asks his audience, drawing parallels between the animal’s allure and human societal values. He recounts his experience working at a game range, praising the taste of zebra meat and questioning why zebras are not domesticated like donkeys.
The video takes a more provocative turn as Baba Rokadhiya discusses the objectification of women, likening it to the way people admire zebras. “We appreciate seeing you wild; we love everything about you when you’re traveling, your body and all it reveals, which you call cleavage. Often, we chase you because we’ve seen everything,” he declares, stirring controversy with his stark commentary on gender and societal expectations.
Baba Rokadhiya continues, addressing the choices men make in relationships: “Men might choose a woman who does not appear as attractive for marriage. Often, you find someone who is not conventionally attractive being chosen for marriage.” He challenges his viewers to reflect on the superficial values that often guide human interactions and the paradox of desirability versus domesticity.
Concluding his poetic soliloquy, Rokadhiya makes a poignant comparison: “Like the zebra, which is never taken home, we prefer to take donkeys and leave zebras in the game parks. Donkeys are simply better suited for domestic life than beautiful zebras.” His words have sparked a widespread dialogue, with many viewers interpreting the video as a metaphor for deeper social issues, while others criticize it for its controversial analogies.
The video has quickly become a viral sensation, prompting discussions about societal norms, the objectification of women, and the value we assign to beauty and utility.
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Write a breaking news story with quotes revealing that the controversial Capetown based so called Baba Rokadhiya has unleashed a video in which he speaks about zebras and donkeys.
Speaking in moving poetry, the man said: “Do you ever sit down and think for yourself? Have you ever considered how beautiful a zebra is, with its striking skin and good-looking exterior? Believe me, I once worked at a game range, and its meat is delightful. If you’ve ever eaten zebra biltong, you’ll understand its appeal—so nice and sweet. Yet, have you ever wondered why no one has domesticated zebras the way they have with donkeys?
We appreciate seeing you wild; we love everything about you when you’re traveling, your body and all it reveals, which you call cleavage. Often, we chase you because we’ve seen everything. But the question you haven’t asked yourself is, why has no one tried to bring you into their home? Men do not want to take you in.
Men might choose a woman who does not appear as attractive for marriage. Often, you find someone who is not conventionally attractive being chosen for marriage.
You see, men are not foolish; they see you out there and may pursue you for intimacy, but they will never choose you for marriage.
So, if you want to change your lifestyle, do so because it might make men consider taking you in.
Like the zebra, which is never taken home, we prefer to take donkeys and leave zebras in the game parks. Donkeys are simply better suited for domestic life than beautiful zebras.”