Influencer’s Massive R1 400 Clicks Haul Trends As She Goes for Toilet Paper but Buys More, Triggers Reactions

Influencer’s Massive R1 400 Clicks Haul Trends As She Goes for Toilet Paper but Buys More, Triggers Reactions

  • An influencer's Clicks haul has taken the internet by storm as she set out to buy toilet paper but purchased many other items.
  • The young woman's shopping led her to fill her cart with a wide range of products of items
  • The unexpected shopping spree has sparked a flurry of reactions across Mzansi

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Woman shows how much goods she bought from Clicks.
Content influencer massive Clicks haul trends as she justifies buying unnecessary goods. Images: @kaylakimkay/TikTok.
Source: TikTok

In a surprising turn of events, a content influencer's Clicks haul has taken the internet by storm as she set out to buy toilet paper but purchased many other items.

Influencer's massive Clicks haul goes viral as buys much more

The unexpected shopping spree costed her R1 400 and has sparked many reactions across South Africa.

TikTok user @kaylakimkay did a Clicks haul video which quickly went viral, capturing the attention of viewers. The content influencer initially expected a simple purchase of toilet paper. However, her enthusiasm and impulsive shopping led her to fill her cart with a wide range of products.

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Mzansi shares the same sentiments as Clicks

The video triggered a mixed response from South Africans, with some finding it amusing and entertaining, while others criticized the influencer's excessive and impulsive shopping habits. The incident has ignited conversations about consumerism, personal finance, and the influence of social media on spending behaviour.

Here are the comments:

@saz said:

"Clicks should sponsor you but you about to empty them shops. I love these and I love you even more."

@Unathi Paballo Mkhombo commented:

"Side eye"

@Viweeeee said:

"At this point clicks is the problem not you."

@Crossfit commented:

"l love it when you randomly speak Xhosa."

@tia_seane said:

"I finished my tissue for my issue.”

@Nongie Mabuza commented:

"The trick when it comes to clicks is go to aisle where you’re buying whatever you want, take it and then act blind and head over to the till."

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@SAZ said:

"We feel you girl."

@Sop commented:

"You must try and discipline yourself."

Pep Home shopping haul has Mzansi impressed, Johannesburg lady stunned by low prices

In similar stories, Briefly News reported a young woman from Midrand, Johannesburg, was surprised by how much she got at Pep for such low prices.

Sharne Waters showed all the items she could buy, with some decor pieces under the R25 mark.

Peeps were here for the haul, with many saying that Pep's decor pieces are affordable and have some great pieces.

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Trisha Pillay (Weekend current affairs editor) Trisha Pillay is a Current Affairs writer at Briefly News. She has a degree in Journalism from the University of Johannesburg and an Honours degree in International Politics from UNISA. She joined ENCA straight out of varsity and completed an internship at the channel. Pillay later went on to cover politics, crime, entertainment, and current affairs at the Citizen Newspaper. She joined Newzroom Afrika in 2019 and became a senior bulletin editor for shows focused on politics and current affairs on the channel. She joined Briefly News in 2023. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za

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