Cape Town Man’s TikTok Video of Mini Cooper Crash Into His Wall Goes Viral, Editing Skills Praised

Cape Town Man’s TikTok Video of Mini Cooper Crash Into His Wall Goes Viral, Editing Skills Praised

  • A man from the Western Cape woke up to find that his neighbour had driven her vehicle into the wall
  • Instead of fetching it, the woman stayed away from the scene of the accident and the guy took the opportunity to create content
  • Netizens were more floored at his remarkable editing skills than at the accident

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A man recorded a hot video of an accident
Instead of being sad, netizens are impressed with the accident's video quality. Image: @cruzcartel
Source: TikTok

A Cape Town man's neighbour crashed her car into his wall and left it there. The gent posted that the neighbour had yet to collect her wrecked Mini Cooper, but South Africans were more blown away by his video-editing skills than the accident.

Man drops the top-quality video of accident

@cruzcartel posted the hot TikTok video of the car crash. The Mini Cooper looked like the wall swallowed it completely. There are pieces everywhere, and the wall itself is damaged. That's the bad part of the video. The upside of the post is that the man's editing skills were put on blast.

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The way he recorded and edited the video, one would think he was advertising for the airbag company. The clip came with a hot sound that complemented the frames and slow motion he used to capture the crashed car.

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Some people are skilled, hey. Watch the video here:

Mzansi impressed with man's skills

Netizens went crazy over his editing skills in the comment section.

Teluhh_era said:

“That insurance claim gonna be stylish.”

Butterbaby_scent wrote:

“It’s you making it aesthetically pleasing for me.”

Bianca joked:

“She said you can have it.”

KING BLM was impressed.

“Whoever videoed this, the skills are absolutely impressive.”

Thoriso P. Modisha didn't know how to feel.

“How is a crash aesthetically pleasing?”

Siya said:

“The edit didn’t have to go so hard.”

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Denisk laughed:

“Man really made an accident scene seem so cinematic.”

MissTabie remarked:

“These are some nice shots, though.”

Banks added:

“Bro claiming insurance with a music video.”

ESTELLE'S SWEET TREATS was confused.

“I legit thought it was a film set. Part of a scene.”

Xhocolate_ threw a punch.

“This is that ‘if you don’t think about the problem, then it will disappear like nothing happened’ moment.”

Kamo Helo:

“Imagine seeing this post while she’s still gathering the courage to come get it back.”

Tembisa carwash employee trashes customer's car

In a similar article, Briefly News reported that a carwash employee in Tembisa crashed a customer's car.

According to the video, the man thought he was doing the car owner a solid by delivering his vehicle. His carelessness resulted in a damaged wall and car, which netizens doubted insurance would pay for.

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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