Nelspruit Men Lift VW Polo To Clear Bus Path, Netizens React on Viral TikTok Video: “I’ve Seen This a Lot”

Nelspruit Men Lift VW Polo To Clear Bus Path, Netizens React on Viral TikTok Video: “I’ve Seen This a Lot”

  • Men at a funeral shifted a Polo Vivo out of the way with relative ease so that a bus could be given the path to pass
  • The men in the video grabbed it from the back and moved it aside, and the bus was able to drive off
  • Netizens rocked the comment section with a hilarious take on what they thought of the video and lifting cars in general

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Men remove a Polo out of the way
A few strong men took it upon themselves to lift a Polo out of the way. Image: @aworkinghousewife
Source: TikTok

A group of men from Nelspruit in Mpumalanga showed their strength when they moved a VW Polo to make way for a bus.

Netizens who witnessed the video shared hilarious similar stories and roasted the car and Polo drivers.

Men lift a Polo Vivo out of the way

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The video, posted by @aworkinghousewife, trended on TikTok and hit 802K views. In the video, it seems they are at a funeral, and a Polo is in the way of a bus that wants to drive out. A few capable men stood up to the task and physically removed the VW Polo from the way like it was nothing. The bus then drives away.

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A Polo Vivo weighs over 1000kg and is considered a heavy car. This explains why the men in the video opted to pick it up from the rear end and move it out of the way.

The woman who was at the funeral speaks to Briefly News

Sthokoziso Malaka took the video and told Briefly News what went down.

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"The owner was parked in the wrong spot, preventing buses from entering or leaving the gravesite. So they did what had to be done. I left before the driver came back. Lord knows what happened after," she said.

Watch the video here:

South Africans discuss cars being lifted off the ground by people

Netizens shared similar experiences when a few men moved their small cars out of the way.

Mariatabile12 said:

“I remember when I first bought my Fiat Uno. I went to FNB Stadium, and they shifted my car as if nothing happened.”

KB poked fun at Polo drivers.

“The very same Polo drivers that kept making fun of Kwid drivers.”

Njabs shared a funny story.

“They did this to my cousin’s car at a funeral in Alex. She came running, but it was too late.”

Sihleee compared it to the popular Bajaj.

“If it were a Bajaj, one person would have lifted it.”

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User6979751407855 remarked:

“Living in Thembisa, I’ve seen this too many times.”

Man buys a Polo for his employee

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a woman was blessed when her employer purchased a brand-new Polo Vivo for her.

She could not believe that the car was meant for her, and when her employer revealed the surprise new vehicle, the woman broke down in tears.

Netizens loved the man’s gesture and praised him for being a wonderful boss. One commented:

“This is the South Africa I want to be a part of. Bless her boss.”

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za