TikTok Video of R117m Mzansi Mansion Has SA Dropping Funny, Sarcastic Comments: “R16,47, Take It or Leave It”

TikTok Video of R117m Mzansi Mansion Has SA Dropping Funny, Sarcastic Comments: “R16,47, Take It or Leave It”

  • Private Property shared a TikTok of a stunning R117m Mzansi mansion that had citizens tripping
  • The stunning mansion is everything you could dream of and more, other than the affordable price tag
  • Knowing they could never afford it, many people took to the comments with funny things to say

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R117 million for one house?! Well, those numbers are sure to make anyone sarcastic. Mzansi people weighed in on the stunning home while trying to get grips on what exactly someone is playing a whole R117 million for.

Private Property R117 million mansion listing
Private Property has listed a home for R117m, and the people of Mzansi just could not wrap their heads around the price tag. Image: Getty Images
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With some people not even being able to afford R5k for rent, seeing a property group selling a home for over R100 million is something.

Private Property took to their TikTok page with a clip showing a sneak peek of a home they listed for a whopping R117 million.

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The home is truly stunning. Modern fittings, beautiful works of art that are part of the home's structure, a cinema, and so much more.

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The people of Mzansi put their millionaire hats on for this one

What a wow! R117 million for one home, Mzansi people had no choice but to turn to humour and sarcasm. Some claimed they wanted to buy the home but changed their minds, while others claimed it wasn’t what they were looking for.

Take a look at some of the hilarious comments:

@Sinosaurus Rex said:

“R16,47. take it or leave it.”

@hope_moe said:

“Okay I’ll take it, but imma need you to remove some of the decor/ furniture so we can negotiate the price to like R500? Take it or leave it.”

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@phathu said:

“I was gonna buy it today but I changed my mind. Mehh it looks too small.”

@View replies (36) ⌵ said:

“I don't know why my father made the house expensive after we moved out.”

@shawtybumbs said:

“If you think really hard all the zeros disappear.”

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The video is nicely captured and shows a story where the two creative guys erected a beautiful stage mimicking that of World Wrestling Entertainment, also known as Smackdown.

As posted by @KulaniCool on Twitter, the clip is collecting funny reactions, and Briefly News headed to the comments section to pick up a few remarks. The guys really planned their thing, and as one comes to enter the stage, some fire is seen burning on the floor of the stage.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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