“Some of the Houses I Built”: Hustler Flexes Luxe Mansions, Impresses Mzansi

“Some of the Houses I Built”: Hustler Flexes Luxe Mansions, Impresses Mzansi

  • A man took to his TikTok account to show social media users some of the many mansions he had built
  • The video showed the massive home structures and how stunning and modern they looked on the inside
  • Several members of the online community were in awe and felt inspired after seeing the man's post
  • Briefly News spoke to a roofing expert, who shared key factors to consider when selecting roofing materials for high-end mansions
A man showed the houses he built.
A man showed some of the many houses around Mzansi that he built. Images: @sthe_indalo
Source: TikTok

When people are determined to pursue their passion to succeed in life, the potential for greatness is often the result. A man proudly showcased some of the stunning houses he had built, wowing online viewers in the process.

Building a successful future

Using the handle @sthe_indalo, a businessman shared on his TikTok account a video of huge houses that would catch anyone's eye.

"These are some of the houses I built," he informed the online community.

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Some of the mansions, which were built in different parts of South Africa, boasted stunning and modern interior designs with tonnes of space to frolic around.

Watch the TikTok video below:

What to consider for mansion roofs

While speaking to Briefly News, Jonathan Vieyra, the owner of the roofing company Rize Exterior, stated that there are many factors to consider when selecting roofing materials for high-end mansions.

"Mansion owners want their roofing materials to be durable, complement the architectural style, and get the best deal. The mansions I've seen use slate, clay tile, copper or zinc metal roofing, or high-end shingles."

Massive homes impress Mzansi

Several social media users headed to the post's comment section with compliments after seeing some of the houses on their For You Pages the man had built. Some even saw the gent as an inspiring figure.

A man smiling at his phone.
Internet users were impressed with the man's work. Image: Halfpoint Images
Source: Getty Images

@maefasengange shared with the hustler:

"Every time we pass by the house you built on Duduza Letsapa street, my son will say, 'Mom, this is my house,' and when we pass there at night, he would say, 'Mom, look at the chandelier.'"

The man responded to the TikTok user:

"So cute! He is going to own a much bigger house one day."

A proud @letlhogonolo44t shared in the post's comment section:

"My brother, I take my hat off for you. May God continue blessing you and giving you more wisdom."

@missvilak was impressed and stated:

"Wowza! Black excellence. Next year, you are going to build my rural retirement dream home."

@144.viking complimented the hustler, saying:

"Talk about leaving a legacy. Your spirit runs deep and will make your kids proud. Now help the next generation grow."

@mpe_hatchery1, who was aware of the man's work, wrote in the comments:

"I've been following your work since last year, and I must say, you know your story. I pray to God to give me the strength to soldier on so I'll be able to build a beautiful home for my kids."

4 Other stories about impressive homes

  • In another article, Briefly News reported about a stunning R198 million mansion in an affluent suburb in Cape Town that had Mzansi gushing over the house.
  • A couple celebrated a major milestone and proudly showed their gorgeous home, getting a lot of online attention. The spacious property was received with praise.
  • South African online users couldn't believe that a village house cost R1.5 million. The property caused a massive debate, with some saying the price was unreasonable.
  • A determined South African woman documented her journey of transforming her RDP house into a beautiful family home.

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Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za