“Only in Limpopo”: Mzansi Reacts to Resurfaced Video of Village Home With Garage on Roof

• A video of a well-known musician's garage went viral after people saw it was built on his home's roof
• The clip showed a vehicle reversing out of the garage and descending a steep ramp
• Members of the online community took to the comment section to share their thoughts, poking fun more than anything else

One homeowner in the village took an innovative approach by building their garage on the roof of their home.

TikTokker @mathebula811 took to the popular video-sharing app to share a clip of a car reversing out of an enclosed space on the top floor of a two-storey house. The vehicle made its way down a long and steep ramp and onto the dirt road.

According to an X post by Kasi Economy, the home belonged to Xitsonga musician Benny Mayengani, who set his sights on building a mansion in his village last year.

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Months later, the clip of the singer's driveway made its way to TikTok and received quite a reaction on @mathebula811's page.

Watch the video below:

Online users share their thoughts on garage roof

@mathebula811's video received nearly 350,000 views, with hundreds of social media users rushing to the comment section to share their thoughts on the man's innovative addition to his home.

Referring to a shopping centre in Johannesburg, @nomvulamazibee said:

"It's beautiful. It reminds me of Mall of the South."

@www.tiktokm.jones.k laughed and wrote:

"Eish, some house plans."

@goltian provided a suggestion for the planning of the house:

"They need that rotating floor. They can afford it! Because why?"

@thereal.franklin asked in the comments:

"Who’s your engineer, and how was this even approved?"

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@tsh.p.a.n.g thought such a design could only happen in one province:

"Only in Limpopo."

Unemployed mom shares journey of turning her garage into a sanctuary

In a related article, Briefly News reported about an unemployed single mother from Mpumalanga who moved back home and transformed the garage into her own space.

Her TikTok videos chronicle the garage's transformation and her evolving journey. The woman's determination and positive spirit touched viewers from around Mzansi.

Source: Briefly News