TikTok Video of Alarm Blaring at Cape Town Airport Shows South Africans Remain Unbothered, Viewers Relate

• A video shows a moment that was captured at Cape Town International Airport, which showed the nature of most South Africans
• Someone made a TikTtok showing how people paid no attention after hearing an alarm go off in the building
• People thought it was hilarious to see how everyone remained calm, and many had hilarious commentary

Someone took a video while at Cape Town International Airport to show how chill South Africans are. There was a very loud alarm in the background of the clip.

Netizens were fascinated by the video that recorded the loud alarm as it got over 20000 likes. People were eager to flood the comments section with their opinions on how no one thought there was an emergency.

TiK ToK video of loud alarm at Cape Town International Airport gets 160 000 views

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A TikTok creator, @lifeofandiphotography, filmed a video at the airport in Cape Town. Without the sound on the video, it looked like there was nothing going on as people kept moving as normal. People thought it was hilarious to hear how there was a loud alarm, but it seemed no one cared.

Watch the video below:

South Africans explain why no one cares about loud Capetown airport alarm

People love to see funny videos shared on TikTok. Netizens said the lack of reactions in the video was a norm for South Africans.

My | Ankel said:

"Someone must 1st run, then we all run."

1021 wrote:

"The alarm must state the reason because I not moving until they say why it going off."

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Razaan joked:

"One aunty saying "can someone turn that alarm off."

Adeline Rose commented:

"I mean we're all tired, we'll welcome the end of the world with open arms and a braai."

Zaybu_Neesa added:

"We go through a lot. We are not doing a fire drill unless we see a fire"

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Source: Briefly News