- Well, welcome to Family
Feud South Africa everybody. I'm your man Steve Harvey. (crowd cheers) - Go Steve! Well, we've got a real
special show for you tonight. These two teams are gonna be playing for their favorite charity of choice, and we have some of your
favorite radio personalities. They are from Cape Town and from Durban. (crowd cheers) Let's get to meet the teams everybody, from Cape town is team KFM. (crowd cheers) And they're playing against, from Durban, it's team East Coast Radio. (crowd cheers) Well, are you ready to get
things going, everybody? Say yeah! - [Audience] Yeah! - Give me Darren and Darren. (bouncy music) Well, we're gonna find out
who the best Darren is, that's for damn sure. (laughing) We'll be wasting no time,
fellas, welcome to show. - Thank you, Mr. Harvey. - Nice to meet you, radio guys, love it. It's [Indistinct] of the mind. That's good business man. We surveyed a hundred people, we got the top seven answers on the board. All right fellas, here we go. Name something parents did as teenagers they would prefer their kids not to know. Darren. - Smoke pot. - They smoke pot. (singular bell ding) Darren? - They bumped uglies. - They bumped uglies. - Had sex. - Oh, okay, I didn't...they
bumped uglies, yeah. (laughing) (singular bell ding) (cheering) - Pass or play? - Pass or play guys? Play, we'll play! - All right let's play. All right Darren, so
welcome to the show, man. Introduce everybody. - Thank you, sir. This is Sherlin Barends. - Hello! - Sibonegile Mafu. - Hi, Steve. - Anthea Fredericks - Hello. - And Rameez Khan. - [Steve] Good, good, good. So what charity you guys playing for? - The Saartjie Baartman Centre for abused women and children,
in Cape Town, yes, yes, yes. - Shelly, Sherylin, - Sherlin. - Sherlin, uh, what do
you do at the station? (indistinct) - So I'm with Darren and
Sibs and Rameez and Anthea on KFM mornings, between
six and nine o'clock. So we are like a radio families. - Yeah, yeah, yeah I get that. - Yes! - You're the sunshine. - Yes! - You wake them up in the morning. You get they day started! - Tell them Steve! - People tune into you, you
set the tone for the whole day. - That's right! Yes, yes, yes. - And when they choose you, it shows that they have good tastes because they chose the
best in all of Cape Town. (cheering) - Steve, you the best! - All right, you ready to play? - Born ready, Steve. - Born ready. Name something parents did as teenagers they would prefer their kids not to know. - That they drank. - That they drank! (cheering) - They drank! (singular bell ding) - Yes! (cheering) (laughing) I ain't going to get this one. So I'm gonna just look
at it one more time. I'm circling, I'm majestic. Sibonegile. - Ooohh! - Oh, close? Here I come again, I'm coming right back. - One strike Steve. - Sibonegile. - Yeeees! (cheering) - Imma be here all week folks! This is what I do. How are you, darling? - I'm great, Steve. How are you? - You ready to play? - I am. - All right, name something
parents did as teenagers, they would prefer the kids not to know. - Smoking cigarettes. - Smoking cigarettes. (clapping and cheering) (singular bell ding) All right, I got it, Anthea? - Anthea. It's on the first syllable. - Ain't that what I said? For me, come on man, come on man. Ain't that what I said? She got real technical with it! I said Anthea, "Anthea!" Say it like you mean it! Anthea! - Say my name, say my name. - Okay, pronounce it. - Anthea. (audience laughing) You can do this, Steve. I know you can. - I just did it! - Not quite. What I did and what you said
are two different things. - Anthea. - You've got it. - Just like that. Anthea, let's go. Name something parents did as teenagers they would prefer the kids not to know. - Taking money out of mummy's purse? - Taking money out your mama's purse. (loud buzz) - I did that! - Hi, what's up, Rameez. - How's it Steve? - How you feeling, man? - I'm good, and you? - You're a happy person. - I'm always happy. - I can tell man. - I love it. - Yeah, yo, yo, yo, vibe is just.. - Yeah. - You the sunshine. - Of the show. - I know. (laughing) I know it. (indistinct) - Thank you. - Who does the news? - I'm the news lady. Did you see me right here? You know why? - 'cause she's technical. You gotta be right on spot, on. - Facts matter. - Oh no, facts don't
mean a damn thing to me. (laughing) no, jokes baby, jokes, jokes. - Jokes pay hey? - Jokes, news don't pay. - No it doesn't. - No, news don't, no, no, no... - Oh really? - No I'm just saying, no one
pays you do deliver bad news. They will pay you to make them happy. But no body's good, you can't
sell a ticket at a concert. Hey I'm selling out a theater today, I'm gonna be sharing the news. Nobody buys a ticket to hear bad news. (laughing) That's what I meant by
that, it wasn't anything... - I get it, completely. - I got it right here - We're on the same side here. - Rameez help me out, you see me? - Sorry, sorry Steve, sorry. Love your shoes. - You're supposed to be sunshine. I said, whahoo! - I ran away. - You didn't waste no time,
rolling me under the bus! All right man let's go. Name something parents did as teenagers they would prefer the kids not to know. - Commit a crime? - Commit a crime. (loud buzz) - Oh no! - All right we got two strikes. Now, we gotta be careful Darren. East Coast Radio can steal. Darren, named something
parents did as teenagers they would prefer their kids not to know. - Cheated on the exams. - All day! Cheated on the exams. - [Anthea] That's a good
one, that's a good one. (loud buzz) Oh no! That was a good guess, a good guess. - Alright, folks. Let's go East coast. Gimme something parents did as teenagers they would prefer the kids not to know. - Bunking. - Skipping school, skipping school. (laughing) - What, what does, what does that mean? - Bunking. - Bunking, what is that? - Skipping school, bunking. - Really, that's what that means? Bunking! - Yeah bunking! - Oh, okay. I learned something new. - You know the vowel's important, Steve. - Yeah... - The vowel! - Yeah, yeah, you need that. Bunking! Bunking! (singular bell ding) (cheering) (upbeat music) Number seven. - [Audience] Sneaking out! - Number six. - [Audience] Bad grades! - Well, welcome to
Family Feud South Africa! I'm your man, Steve Harvey, yeah. Whoohoo! I've gots to get them! Boy you pimpin', them pants is pimpin'! Oh, so you can salsa? - Yeah. - Let's show us some. (audience clapping to music) That sounds good to me! What? (group chattering) (indistinct) Now, let me see you blow a kiss, now. Hey man! (cheering) (group chattering) (indistinct) May I have some (indistinct)? We do not have it. Oh my God. (cheering) I'm Steve Harvey we'll see...
