Video Of Mechanics Happily Enjoying Music, Dance By Roadside Excites Kenyans: "Enjoy Life"

• A clip of mechanics enjoying a neck-swinging dance outside their makeshift garage has become an internet sensation
• The infectious happy dance was captured in a viral video that has seen Kenyans state that happiness comes free
• Kenyans comically noted that the two mechanics must have hit a jackpot, prompting them to celebrate

Nairobi - A heartwarming video featuring two mechanics fully embracing the simple pleasures of life has amazed netizens.

All work, no play makes mechanics dull

The viral video captured a spirited dance as they swung their necks back and forth like the Maasai by the mechanics.

Donned in their oil-stained overalls and caps, the happy pair swayed harmoniously to the beat of Oliver N'goma's timeless hit song Adia.

The clip shared on Instagram by @kwaanek254 showcased the car engine experts creating their own happiness by the roadside.

"Put yourself first, Kings and Queens," the video was captioned.

Netizens comically noted the pair could have made a kill from clients, which made them express their joy in dance.

See the video below:

Social media reactions

joejoseph69:

"That neck shake was so smooth."

simonmuriithimwaniki:

"Mimi ufurahia sana nikiona wanaume wenzangu wakiwa na furaha tu." (I'm always happy when I see fellow men happy).

odhiambo_ka:

"Hapa kuna customer amepigwa stick like nonsense." (A client must have been exploited).

frankyqyptall:

"Shida haziishi lakini starehe huisha jienjoy." (Problems never end, but leisure ends, enjoy).

lucy_lovewambui:

"This one will never grow old. History created."

Mechanics mess Boniface Mwangi's Mercedes

Activist Boniface Mwangi's Mercedes Benz had to be towed after a group of clueless mechanics tried repairing it.

On Tuesday, March 7, Mwangi narrated how the vehicle had to be taken away for proper repairs on a flatbed truck.

The activist noted he was driving along the Nakuru-Nairobi highway with his friends before the sleek vehicle developed mechanical issues.

A group of mechanics crowded around the vehicle’s bonnet, claiming they were well-equipped to repair the German machine.

"Every mechanic knew what was wrong. They suddenly became Mercedes Benz experts. I gave the space to diagnose the car and tell me the problem," he wrote.

Mwangi stated that after leaving the mechanics to diagnose the problem, they could not fix it despite two hours lapsing since they had started.