American TikTokker Shares Her Experience With Rural South African Family, Mzansi Has Mixed Reactions
- An American TikTokker spent some time with a rural family in Charlestown in KwaZulu-Natal
- She posted a video of her magical time at the top of Laing's Nek pass with the family in the beautiful scenery
- While she described her incredible trip to the area, Mzansi had different things to say about the video
Source: TikTok
A TikTokker who posts under the handle @gabychivs has shared several videos of her three months in South Africa. From the Western Cape to KwaZulu-Natal, she even experienced a Gatsby on her journey visiting the natural wonders of South Africa.
Beautiful time spent
The TikTok video shows the woman sharing time with the family, singing and dancing while engaging with their children and spending time on their farm.
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Mzansi divided
The video amassed over 16K views on TikTok and some South Africans in the comments responded positively.
Melelo shared their excitement:
"This is so pure!"
Mel is a proud South African:
"Experience all parts of South Africa, please… thank you for making this one a positive and happy one! We need more of this."
Chante commends them:
"The best way to experience the country instead of doing touristy stuff."
Nduu was inspired:
"Oh this is so beautiful to watch."
But while many in the comments shared their love for the video, some people came with confusion and negativity, particularly in one instance where the children in the village can be seen washing clothing in a bucket. Some people suspect they were washing the tourist's clothes, including underwear.
Lebogang gave them some advice:
"This is all beautiful, girl. But please know it's taboo to have kids washing/touching your underwear as an adult person."
Milaqgaba was infuriated:
"Now, why are the babies washing your undies?"
Palesa was irrirated:
"I don't know why this video is annoying me. Maybe because white people dabble in African culture 'for funf and then still go back to their mansions "
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