Mzansi Woman Claps Back at American Troll Over Her “Shipping Container” Home, Leaves SA Impressed

Mzansi Woman Claps Back at American Troll Over Her “Shipping Container” Home, Leaves SA Impressed

  • A young lady in South Africa gave an American the ultimate clapback after a social media user trolled her about her home
  • In the TikTok video, she responded with sarcasm by showcasing her "shipping container" home
  • The online community reacted as they headed to the comments section to express their thoughts

A young South African woman has gone viral on TikTok after brilliantly clapping back at an online troll from the US who mocked her home, which was described as a “shipping container.”

A young woman in South Africa unveiled her "shipping container" home after being trolled by an American.
A young lady in South Africa clapped back at an American troll over her "shipping container" home. Image: @korrazons
Source: TikTok

Woman shares experience living in shipping container

The hun took to her social media account under the handle @korrazons, where she responded to the troll. Instead of getting defensive, the woman responded with humour and confidence, giving netizens a full tour of her property — and it left many impressed.

In the video, the lady begins by sarcastically acknowledging the criticism before revealing the reality of her living space. Far from being just a metal container, her home is a spacious and stylish structure with modern finishes. The property includes a large main house, a neatly maintained backyard, and even a second house situated at the back of the yard.

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In her caption, @korrazons said the following:

"Replying to @moveon made with brick and mortar. I hope you like the shipping container tour."

Her clever response won her praise from many people in Mzansi, who applauded her for owning property and handling negativity with grace, with one person stating in the comments:

"That’s one modern container. They playing with the wrong people."

The video, which has now gained thousands of views and likes, sparked a larger conversation about housing, ownership, and the way people are quick to judge based on appearances went viral on social media. Online users also pointed out that container homes are a growing trend globally, especially as affordable and sustainable housing solutions.

Watch the clip below:

SA claps for the woman

Many people were proud of the hun as they rushed to the comments section to share their thoughts, with some clapping back at the American trolls too, saying:

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SammyBookGirl said:

"More and more people are making homes with shipping containers. Your home is absolutely beautiful. That person is 100% jealous, as am I."

Department of South Africans expressed:

"Americans must not even beef with us because to us(South Africans) they(USA) are a third world country to us. We have real houses here, not Wendy houses; we use Wendy houses for storage. Our food."

Kayla Ceevu added:

"You can't argue with people whose houses blow away."

User replied:

"And we don't wash our hair in the kitchen sink."

Chesl1n commented:

"They just live in big and expensive wendy houses."

Donda.omuhlee stated:

"They sooo disrespectful kanti bandinga four jobs to make a living."
A young lady in South Africa clapped back at an American troll over her "shipping container" home.
A young woman in South Africa unveiled her "shipping container" home after being trolled by an American. Image: @korrazons
Source: TikTok

Women in Mzansi show off their homes

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za