Video of Man Recklessly ‘Flying’ Down the Road on Shopping Trolley Has Mzansi Laughing
- A South African motorist filmed a young man riding on the back of a shopping trolley
- The man is heading down a steep road and builds up a lot of momentum before coming to a spectacular halt
- South Africans who watched the viral video on social media said: "my mans lost control"
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A man risked his life as he rode down a steep road on the back of a shopping trolley.
The action was caught on camera by a motorist driving behind the young man and captured the moment everything came to a screeching halt.
The video was uploaded on Twitter by @kulanicool and has been viewed over 10 000 times.
Watch the video below:
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South Africans who watched the viral video gave their opinions on social media; here are some of the best:
@crizp_TBG said:
"The insurance claim is going to be crazy."
@Therealdinangwe said:
"Speed kills."
@BaxBiggo
"My mans lost control."
@Godide02 said:
"This thing was too fast."
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Oefentse Mphatsoe is the young designer behind the project, which features parts from a dirt bin and ordinary items found around the house.
A massive rear spoiler dominates the design, and the Tazz's concept car appearance is striking with a red and black colour combination.
The 26-year-old is a jack of all trades type of person and has dabbled in IT and finance; he's currently completing a six-week welding course.
Despite it looking like it should be on a show stand rather than on the road, the Roodepoort man says the car passes a roadworthy test and is licensed.
Many social media users expressed that they didn't find the styling appealing and that it "made their eyes out". However, one of South Africa's most well-known car YouTubers, Ernest Page, says styling is subjective, and it's clear Mphatsoe has some design talent.
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