“So Much Can Happen”: SA Gent Flexes His Year-Long Mansion-Building Process in Viral TikTok Video

• A luxurious gent living in South Africa showed off his hard work in a well-received TikTok video 
• Eddie Mdu Vilakazi shared a clip of his year-long building process that motivated many aspiring homeowners 
• Social media users showered Vilakazi with lovely messages in a thread of 312 comments 

The South African youth strive to create better and much more comfortable lives.

A young gent started a project last year to build his dream home and showed off the progress on TikTok.

SA inspired by gent's mansion in viral TikTok

Lifestyle content creator and travel enthusiast Eddie Mdu Vilakazi inspired many South Africans when he showed off his year-long mansion-building project. The progress is remarkable, considering the magnitude of the building.

The determination to wait a long period before moving into his luxurious dream home inspired many to work hard and believe that they, too, will receive good things in time. Eddie walked into his unfinished home with pride as he admired his vision.

Read also

"Doctor bae": Mzansi medical student's viral video leaves SA ladies swooning

The gent captioned his clip:

"So much can happen in a year."

Watch the video below:

Mzansi inspired by man building mansion 

Social media users shared lovely messages with the hardworking man in the comments section:

@Siphelele said: 

"TikTok is the place where you find motivation."

@Vhofanelwa wrote:

"I can't wait to complete mine next year and buy an SUV."

@Fran KaMakhanya Fine said:

"I am so excited on your behalf. I want to see how you are going to style your home."

@khumoetsileKgobokoe commented:

"Your house is very beautiful; this is the motivation I need. If you don't mind, may I see your house plan?"

@Rhee Sehloho shared:

"Definition of blood, sweat and tears. Very proud of you, stranger."

SA couple buys 1930s abandoned fixer-upper

Briefly News also reported that a South African couple scored a stunning 1930s abandoned upper fixer in Johannesburg. The pair shared the good news with their internet besties, who were concerned about old spirits roaming around.

Read also

"Your home is really beautiful": Woman wows SA with her gorgeous yard and house

Social media users had many questions about their great purchase and jotted down a couple in the comments.

Source: Briefly News