“Don’t Listen to Haters”: SA Senses Ulterior Motives Behind Woman Inspired by Limpopo Cyclists

“Don’t Listen to Haters”: SA Senses Ulterior Motives Behind Woman Inspired by Limpopo Cyclists

  • A humorous young lady shared a video of herself riding a bicycle, jokingly saying she was on her way to Cape Town
  • The babe first shared a picture of one of the three cyclists from Limpopo and then her video, captioning her clip suggesting she was after the guy
  • Social media users were in stitches, flooding the comment section with hilarious messages, with many joking that women would do anything for money
TikTok users loved a local babe for going after what she wanted
A young woman shared a photo of one of the three cyclists from Limpopo and jokingly claimed him as hers. Image: @sillysbeautyhair
Source: TikTok

The three young men from Limpopo's Burgersfort have been a motivation for many South African citizens who have been following their journey from Limpopo to Cape Town.

One local babe, TikTok user @sillysbeautyhair, shared a clip of herself with one of the cyclists, jokingly claiming him as hers, leaving online users rolling with laughter, saying they were not expecting such posts so early.

The woman claims one of the cyclists

The short clip shared by @sillysbeautyhair begins by showing a picture of Mahlakwane Gauta, also known as Gauta BMX, before transitioning to show her riding her bicycle with one hand while recording herself with the other. In the video, she writes that she is from Pretoria, riding to Cape Town. In the caption, she jokingly claims Gauta BMX is hers, cautioning others that when he returns, he is all hers and sparking giggles online.

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Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi loves the young lady

The clip attracted over 207K views and more than 700 comments from social media users who found the video entertaining. Many shared how they didn't expect such a post and said the lady made their day by being bold and going for what she wanted, adding more humour to the clip.

Some joked that women were attracted to anyone with money, while others anticipated that women would be throwing themselves at the young cyclists, aged 21 and 24, seeing that they were receiving donations and sponsorship deals.

Social media users jokingly said women would do anything for money after seeing a woman's post about having a crush
A babe left Mzansi in stitches after sharing she was cycling from Pretoria to Cape Town. Image: @sillysbeautyhair
Source: TikTok

User @John@Mvuleni added:

"Hayi! If you love a person is not a sin. Sesi don't listen to haters."

User @sbrunky said:

"Once they spot money they are unstoppable 🙌🤣🤣ay this gender 🤣."

User @Stanford Tebogo commented:

"What if he never went to Cape Town? What if he never invited Dj Karri? What if he gave up and never looked back 🤣."

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User @Harry Pottie added:

"This thing of you watching half of the video, and running to read the comment needs to stop 😂😂."

User @MJCYBER24 added:

"Aii fear women 😂🤣🤣they don't disappoint always on success."

User @Sk1zzl3 shared:

"'No mahn! The police must do something. Everyone is now going to Cape Town 😭."

3 Briefly News articles about riding bicycles

  • Three bicycle riders from Limpopo were excited when they entered the Western Cape on the tenth day since leaving their town, Burgersfort.
  • Red Bull South Africa joined other sponsors who ensured that the three cyclists from Limpopo were covered while journeying to Cape Town.
  • A man was cycling in Hout Bay, near Cape Town, on a hot day when he nearly rode over a Cape cobra that had its head up, leaving social media users shocked.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za