“This Is a Ritual”: SA Reacts to Student Eating Papers in a Viral Video

• A woman took to social media to showcase how one student in her class eats paper, and people were shocked
• The TikTok footage gathered many views along with thousands of likes and comments online
• Netizens reacted to the clip as they cracked jokes in the comments section, while others expressed their thoughts

One student in South Africa shocked people with her antics, and a video of the incident went viral on social media.

Student eating papers in class goes viral on TikTok

The footage shared by @uavuyile on the video platform shows a young lady sitting in a classroom, devouring paper as if it were food without any care. The lady shocked many with her antics.

@uavuyile, who shared the clip, poked fun at the student, saying:

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"The only way to save the semester is to eat the information."

The video became a viral hit, generating over 166K, thousands of likes, and many comments on TikTok.

Watch the video below:

SA reacts to the student's eating paper

The video surprised many people, who rushed to the comments section to express their thoughts on the young lady's antics.

Nppoqo simply said:

"This is a ritual."

Lishivha Masakona cracked a joke, saying:

"She's consuming all the information."

MaHadebe wrote:

"Please, the consequences are not that severe, right? This is a great idea."

Mellokuhle35 expressed:

"Strategy discovered."

Amara shared:

"Low iron/anaemic people would understand, especially the smell of the paper."

Caylinokelly commented:

"Literally, at UCT library, this girl went through 2 books in a couple of hours."

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Briefly News previously reported one woman in Mzansi showed ladies how she protects herself when she hops into an e-hailing cab.

According to Business Tech, South Africa's crime rate has skyrocketed, and the nation is now listed as one of the top dangerous countries in the world. Therefore, people will do everything possible to keep themselves safe. A young lady who goes by the TikTok handle @4ever_wandi unveiled to her viewers how she keeps herself safe while travelling with e-hailing cabs.

Source: Briefly News