00:00Three, two, one, let's go!
00:08South Africa wants to set the world record for the world's largest brian.
00:13More than 3,000 people gathered around 500 fires at Pretorius Loftus' first field stadium,
00:21aiming to set a new Guinness world record for the most people brian simultaneously.
00:26I think for me, it's, I mean, it's a testament of our culture, our togetherness.
00:33We come together in this moment, so why not?
00:37But outside the stadium, a different debate was unfolding.
00:42Anti-immigrant tensions have left many foreign nationals worried about their future in South Africa.
00:49The anti-immigrant group, much in much, has given undocumented migrants until September 30
00:55to pack and leave, accusing foreign nationals of stealing jobs, committing crime, and
01:01overburdening public services.
01:24Ibrahim Mohamed Ali, a Johannesburg-based, documented migrant from Somalia, says anti-migrant protests
01:32and the looming deadline have left him fearing for his family's future.
01:38We're scared. I don't know us where we go.
01:40Because when I want to go, my country is far, and then my country is still not safe.
01:44Why that time I'm running away here because of my life?
01:48South Africa's government says illegal immigrants will be deported,
01:52but has warned citizens not to take the law into their own hands.
01:56I want to reiterate again that migration management and law enforcement remains the responsibility of the state.
02:10Anti-migrant protesters say that legal migrants can stay and be part of the next big pride.
02:17But they continue to ominously warn undocumented migrants.
02:22It's time to go back home.
02:25Thank you to everybody for participating.
