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The South African singing group Woman2Woman went viral in 2017 with their hilarious parody of Beyonce's hit song "Irreplaceable." The video, which has been viewed over 30 million times on Facebook, features the group putting their own unique spin on the lyrics, with plenty of South African slang and humor.
The video starts with the group singing the first verse of the song relatively straight. However, things quickly take a turn for the comedic when they reach the chorus. Instead of singing the original lyrics, "To the left, to the left," they sing, "Tura lefft, tura lefft," which is a South African slang phrase that means "move over."
The video continues in this vein, with the group making fun of everything from Beyonce's signature dance moves to her high-pitched vocals. The video ends with the group singing the final chorus in their normal voices, proving that they can actually sing.
The video was a huge hit with South Africans, who praised the group for their humor and creativity. It also went viral internationally, with people from all over the world enjoying the video's lightheartedness.
The video's success helped to launch Woman2Woman's career, and they have since gone on to release several albums and singles. They have also performed on a number of international stages, including The Ellen DeGeneres Show.
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