South Africa za VS America us New Years Eve & Day Traditions | Sunday Funday

<p>Happy New Year to you all, thank you for joining us again in 2022 and supporting Chilling With The Chaplins.</p> <p>In this installment of the Sunday Funday, we decided to share with you the New Year's Eve and New Years Day Traditions in South Africa and America. The differences truly reflect how different the two countries celebrate their way into the new year but with a few similarities.</p> <p>New Year's Eve is a time of celebrating a bygone 365 days and welcoming what lies ahead. The world holds its breath, and cheers as the clocks strike twelve.</p> <p>In America, it's marked by a big ball in Times Square as it descends atop. Many countries including South Africa have people celebrate entering the new year with a kiss with their significant other when the clock strikes 12 and popped corks from bottles of champagne and wine. Everyone is in good spirits and feels optimistic about the future. Across the world, people of all ages want to spend this celebration with family, friends, and loved ones.</p> <p>We trust that you had a great one with your family and friends. As the Chaplins, we would like to wish you a prosperous and healthy year.</p> <p>Don't forget to leave us plenty of comments, hit the subscribe button and the bell notification so you're notified when we upload new videos!!!</p> <p>www.chaplinlegacygroup.com</p> <p>Can't get enough of us?</p> <p>Join our Facebook group: Chaplin Legacy Group</p> <p>Follow us on Instagram: @chillingwiththechaplins</p> <p>Follow us on TikTok: chillingwiththechaplins</p> <p>Follow LJ on Instagram: @getinspirebylj </p> <p>Follow Lady Siza on Instagram: @ladysiza1</p> <p>To listen to more videos from LJ on YouTube: Get Inspired By LJ</p>