Mzansi in Stitches Over Fake Misspelt Nike Shoes, Man Shares Ideas on How to Make Them Look Real

Mzansi in Stitches Over Fake Misspelt Nike Shoes, Man Shares Ideas on How to Make Them Look Real

  • South Africans could not stop laughing over a pair of trainers that were meant to be the famous brand, Nike
  • Online users had a field day over Nike wannabe shoes that completely missed the mark with their label
  • The shoes inspired endless jokes from amused South Africans who warned him that it would be hard to get away with wearing them

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People will always have something to say after spotting fake brand clothing. A pair of fake trainers were the joke of the day on Twitter.

Fake Nike shoes
A picture of fake Nikes left people amused as many shared ideas for how it could be made noticeable. Image: Twitter/@AdvoBarryRoux/Getty Images/Thomas Barwick
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Peeps were in tears of laughter when they saw two pairs of shoes with a big spelling mistake. People discuss detaining stories of how people always try to figure out whether certain clothing is real or fake.

Fake Nike shoes amused netizens

Online users were amused by a post from @AdvoBarryRoux. The popular Twitter user shared a picture of shoes with the label "Neke" instead of Nike. AdvoBarryRoux had netizens sharing jokes and captioning the picture:

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"But if I just walk Fast this December you guys won’t even notice."

South Africans always get a good laugh from clearly fake label items, and some peeps shared their stories about how people get caught. Most netizens played with the poster's idea that he should just walk quickly so no one would notice.

@Khutso05603486 told her story saying:

"In my village kids group themselves ko bo my friend shops just to check if other kids are wearing original or fake. And they laugh so hard those ones."

@Lebonkuatsana encouraged the tweep and wrote:

"Iyooo hle, walk fast wena!"

@8ball_rsa commented:

"gNEKE si notice vele."

@_SiYaRh_ commented:

"Boi You better run backwards for us South Africans not to notice "NEKE""

@Dinizulu5 commented:

"You won't be able to walk fast in those, they will refuse. Neke ngempela."

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@Dinizulu5 commented:

"You won't be able to walk fast in those, they will refuse. Neke ngempela."

"So what?": Peeps defend Oscar Mbo for wearing fake designer clothes

Briefly News previously reported Podcaster Oscar Mbo has added to the long list of celebrities who have been dragged for wearing fake designer clothes.

The star recently found himself in Twitter mentions after a popular blogger posted a screenshot of the email from Bottega Veneta confirming that his designer t-shirt is not part of the brand's collection.

ZAlebs reports that one of Oscar Mbo's followers sent his picture to Bottega Veneta to authenticate whether or not the podcaster's t-shirt was an original designer brand.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za