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'They tried to make me buy an e-tag, and I said no, no no': video

29 January 2014 - 12:02 By Times LIVE
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An e-toll gantry.
An e-toll gantry.
Image: Daniel Born

A user on YouTube has taken to song in protesting Sanral’s e-tolling system.

The lyric video features a mock-up of the late Amy Winehouse’s hit Rehab, titled They Tried to Make Me Buy an E-tag.

The user, named Glenn Welman says ‘No, no no’ to e-tolling, while talking about Sanral's corruption, the incorrect billing, and President Jacob Zuma's Nkandla homestead.

The video currently has over 5 000 views.

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