A light-hearted video is making the rounds on social media after a creative fan appeared dressed as Spider-Man, proudly unveiling a playful statue dedicated to Sir Wicknell Chivayo and his wife Lulu Chivayo. What instantly caught people’s attention wasn’t just the superhero costume—but the statue itself, ingeniously crafted from madhodhi (recycled cloth and rags).
In the clip, the Spider-Man character strikes dramatic poses beside the handmade figures, presenting them as a cheerful tribute rather than a serious monument. The crowd’s reaction—laughter, applause, and phones held high—turned the moment into a share-worthy spectacle. Many viewers praised the creativity, saying it shows how Zimbabweans can transform everyday materials into art that sparks joy and conversation.
Online, the comments section quickly lit up. Some called it “pure comedy,” others admired the recycling angle, and a few simply enjoyed seeing pop culture collide with local humor. Whether you see it as street art, fan appreciation, or just harmless fun, one thing is clear: the Spider-Man tribute did exactly what viral content is meant to do—get people talking, smiling, and
