Coffin braai stands are not what you might expect at a friend’s party, and they have left Mzansi shocked and horrified.
Some laughed, while others said whoever is behind this is crazy and should be stopped.
The coffin braai stands have been making the rounds on social media leaving people angry.
Thembi Gumede on Facebook said people don’t know when to stop.
“People are looking at this like it’s some joke. It’s sick and should be stopped. We can’t normalize such things as if death is normal,” said Thembi on Facebook.
Lungile Mndawe also shares the same sentiment. She said whoever buys this is dead on the inside.
“I don’t find this funny at all, it’s cringy and I hope this doesn’t become a norm in Mzansi,” said Lungile.
“People are just drawing bad luck towards themselves for no reason,” she added.
Not everyone took this as seriously, Lindani Myeni said maybe this is a good way of dealing with death or getting used to funerals.
“It’s honestly not that deep, people need to relax,” said Lindani.
Sthembiso Mbatha said he actually likes this and would buy it in a heartbeat if he had money.
“This looks cool. At least we won’t be looking at a coffin in grief, it would be a joyous time so look at this with an open mind,” said Sthembiso.
-daily sun
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