Man Shows South Africa Tokoloshe Repellent With Hilarious Name in TikTok Video

• An illustrator in a TikTok video showed a product that left people in stitches, as it was concerned with the supernatural
• The man posted a clip showing the remedy to anyone who has problems brought by evil entities
• South Africans were amused by the video of the illustrator holding the can he designed to look like a product for warding off creatures

One man's post about a product for people with supernatural problems became a hit. People were stunned by the perfectly branded item that promised to ward off otherworldly forces.

The video of the man introducing the supernatural repellent received thousands of likes. People could not hold back the jokes after seeing the details of the interesting spray.

A clip posted by @icephe_studio shows the illustrator introducing TikTok users to a tokoloshe repellent. The mpepho-scented product called branded as Tsek, promised to chase away tokoloshes. The product that the illustrator presumably made was called a tokoloshe cleanser, which also had a warning that it is fast-acting and useful both indoors and outdoors. He claimed the spray would get rid of bad spirits that bring bad luck.

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Tokoloshes are a mythical cultural figure believed to bring bad luck, death, and even joblessness. A study on a Xhosa community in the Eastern Cape in the Indilinga African Journal of Indigenous Knowledge Systems indicated that some people believe in their existence. A tokoloshe is thought to be a goblin-like entity that is short in stature, with hairy arms, and a beard. It possesses powers, including invisibility and is literally untouchable. The creature is said to torment people at the instruction of witches by poisoning food, tormenting a person during sleep, and other means to cause harm in a person's life.

South Africa discusses tokoloshe cleanser

Many people were amused by the video of the product. Many had jokes about how they would use the tokoloshe cleanser. Netizens admitted they would want the spray for their workplace, with one person working overseas saying it would be useful there too. Watch the video of the tokoloshe spray below:

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💗songcandy💗 shared her experience working in Asia:

"Can I bring this to Korea? Bayaloya ngapha (they do witchcraft here.)😭"

Lamla527 joked about wanting the Tokoloshe spray:

"I need this for work 🤣"

Jeanette Kganare was in disbelief over the anti-tokoloshe product:

"😂AI is getting out of hand🤣"

ngilahle_uzobona implied they were a tokoloshe:

"I tried it, kwa fainta mina😩"

NoMarl added:

"Imagine you spray it in your room, then you have a hard time sleeping."

Arthur was amused by the spray:

"I know aunties that would buy this😂"

Drey101 added:

"Proof that you can sell anything."

BoY BoY said:

"It breaks every chain 😭"

Other Briefly News stories about bizarre products

• A man tried love potions and shared his review of two products in a TikTok video that went viral.
• South Africans were floored by a woman who accused her former husband of bewitching her.
• The supernatural allegedly ruled a woman's life as she claimed that she slept with a black mamba for financial gain.
• Online users immediately concluded that the random items a man found at his house was linked to witchcraft.

Source: Briefly News