Caspar Lee on PandaConf Stage during day one of Web Summit 2021 at the Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. (Photo: Cody Glenn/Sportsfile for Web Summit via Getty Images)
- Caspar Lee has proven he is not one of the millions of people who can speak Afrikaans.
- The South African YouTuber shared an incorrect translation of the word 'danger' in a new interview.
- He also revealed why he likes to eat braaied food but doesn't like to braai food itself.
Millions of people may speak Afrikaans, contrary to what Charlize Theron thinks, but South African YouTube star Caspar Lee is not one of them.
Lee appears in a new interview with The Boys – a group of guys who share "exclusive South African music, culture and interview content" on social media.
During the interview, Lee is questioned on various topics, including his worst subject at school, to which he immediately responds: "Afrikaans."
In a snippet of the interview, which has since gone viral on TikTok, Lee is also asked to translate the word 'danger' into Afrikaans.
"Dangeraas," the 28-year-old millionaire confidently says.
Also, in the clip, Lee explains that he is a "proper Engelsman" and does not know how to braai.
"I've never been able to braai, bro. When I was at school, they made me braai once, and I put chicken on the braai, the fire, and I got salmonella. I don't trust myself anymore. But look, I love to eat braais; I just don't like to cook them because I don't want to kill anyone and get sick."
WATCH THE TIKTOK CLIP HERE:
The full interview – titled what happened to South Africa's biggest YouTuber Caspar Lee? – is on the official YouTube channel for The Boys.
Click HERE to watch it.
During his recent trip to South Africa, Lee also opened up about how he evolved from a YouTube star to a super savvy entrepreneur in an interview with News24.
Lee is now the co-founder of multiple million-dollar companies, including Influencer.com, Margravine Management, Creator Ventures, and a business he started in his home country called Proper Living.
"My main role is connecting people," Lee said of how he manages his day-to-day job. "Doing all of these different things actually really helps each other, because you meet so many different people that can work with you on one thing or another thing, and you build a relationship like that."
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