Petrified Man Shares Funny Viral TikTok Video of Him Running Away From Spider Infestation, Mzansi Howls

Petrified Man Shares Funny Viral TikTok Video of Him Running Away From Spider Infestation, Mzansi Howls

  • This man is not a lover of spiders, and he made that clear in a hilarious TikTok video that has gone viral
  • He shared his reaction to a viral spider infestation video, which showed him jumping into the ocean
  • People laughed in the comment section and admitted that they would have done the same

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Spiders are not many people’s favourite crawlies. This man made it clear that if he had a spider infestation in his home, he’d pack up shop.

Man shared fear of spiders in video
TikTok user @skeffels shared his reaction to a viral spider infestation video. Image: @skeffels
Source: TikTok

Arachnophobia is a common phobia, and being scared of spiders is a fear most share. So this man’s fear was very relatable.

Mzansi man shares funny reaction to a spider infestation

TikTok user @skeffels shared a video showing what he would do if he had a bunch of spiders crawling around his home. After attempting to spray some Doom on the creepy crawlies, the man quickly made his way out of his house, down the street and into the ocean.

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This hilarious and slightly extra reaction is very relatable. Take a look:

Funny man shares story behind his spider video

Briefly News got in contact with the man in action to find out what inspired this video. It turns out it was just for laughs, but he is scared of spiders, so creating this content was easy.

"No, this was not my house it was just edited to suit my video idea. I really do have a fear of spiders, but the level of this was def just for social media and comedy in general," Skeffels said.

Fellow spider-fearing people laughed in the comment section

People took to the comment section to second the man’s reaction. Laughing at the video, many admitted they would have skipped the Doom and gone straight for the ocean.

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Read some of the comments:

Inno Thahane laughed:

“That kind of run is will also shake off any that’s on you.”

Mayan_luna loved it:

“Love the dedication op hierdie video!!”

User2646490794060 was not amped:

“I started feeling something crawling on me.”

Dollysejake said:

“You forgot to say 'voetsek' while spraying.”

Diane3827 joked:

“I think the house should be warmed up somewhat.”

“It wanted music”: Woman finds a scary spider in her car, Mzansi reacts

In related news, Briefly News reported that a South African woman was scared to death when she discovered a big spider in her vehicle on the passenger side, right on top of a speaker. Her plight was shared on Facebook by South African Long Distance Truckers.

The post is getting serious attention on social media, and people are reacting to Bronwyn’s predicament. There is no doubt the spider is definitely venomous when looking at its size and colour.

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People did not love the look of the spider and shared their fears in the comment section of the social media post.

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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.