Durban - If you've spent much of the past two days flipping between your social media accounts, there's no doubt you've stumbled over the #frog trend.
And I bet you want to know (or maybe not) what the trend is about.
Some are intrigued and mostly others are horrified by it.
How do I unsee that frog video pls 😭#Frog pic.twitter.com/SRY6Kq96vp
— Kival (@KivalK5201) October 28, 2021
But what is #frog all about?
So according to the world wide web, a woman reportedly gave birth to a frog. The video has since gone viral on social media platforms.
The video (which I had to watch for research purposes, I promise!) shows the frog being pulled out from the woman’s vagina. Once fully out, it hops away.
There are claims that 'fertility frogs' are used to cure infertility.
Some tweeps say frogs and snakes are used in some cultures to help women who are unable to conceive. THEY say it’s not witchcraft.
Whether true or not, it didn’t stop the Twitterverse from having a good chuckle over it.
So the #Frog jumped in. Aii a lot is goyinyon. pic.twitter.com/e1SYoI9zPU
— Ngwanaka (@vokkie2) October 28, 2021
#Frog Your next task is to watch that frog video.
— 노나 (@9noona_) October 28, 2021
Me: pic.twitter.com/Lfm4QZ23mH
Sleeping alone like this until i recover from #Frog vedio related trauma 😂😂😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/3hV8K3RLyp
— #NativeOfBelaBela (@tsheko2020) October 29, 2021
"All good ma'am, no frogs here you are perfectly fine. See you next week..."#Frog pic.twitter.com/mOK4fLATCK
— 🌲Sivuyile Mtwetwe🇿🇦 (@lynne_cpt021) October 29, 2021
IOL