“Don’t Seek Validation”: Self-Taught Engineer Stuns Haters With DIY Vehicle After Being Mocked

“Don’t Seek Validation”: Self-Taught Engineer Stuns Haters With DIY Vehicle After Being Mocked

  • A self-taught engineer created a unique, moving two-seater car from scratch, showcasing his impressive talent and creativity
  • The inspiring video was shared on his Facebook account, attracting massive views and comments from social media users who complimented his work
  • Social media users were captivated by the man’s ingenious creation, with many encouraging him to ignore the negativity and start his own company
The man added that his talent was not taken seriously by his community members
A talented man tested his self-made car on the road, impressing many viewers. Image: Creativè Jackstha
Source: Facebook

A man left social media users impressed after sharing a video of his innovative invention.

The clip, shared on Facebook by Creativè Jackstha, garnered massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who were impressed by the man's talent.

The video starts with Creativè Jackstha displaying his creation. The bodyless, two-seater car is made of steel, has an engine, and four fat bike tyres. The open design makes it easy to see the interior, which boasts two comfortable-looking car seats and a steering wheel.

Cruising in a self-made car

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In front, there is a half-cut bottle of a 2-litre cool drink that appears to be pouring what looks like petrol into the engine as the car moves on a gravel road, cruising nicely.

The young man, who is also driving the car, is clearly proud os his work. In his caption, he shares that he had come so far, just to be taken for granted by his own people. He also noted that they do not see the value of his talent.

Others advised him not to focus on haters, saying they would kill his passion
Social media users were impressed by the man's talent and advised him to open his own company and get funding. Image: Creativè Jackstha
Source: Facebook

SA responds with praise and support

The clip garnered massive views and comments from social media users who were impressed by the innovation. Many told him to ignore the haters and focus on his hustle, saying they were trying to distract him.

Some assured him of his talent and advised him to open his own company, promising that he would be a success. Others predicted that soon he would be recognised by countries like China, which would nurture his talent.

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User @Masilo Ronald said:

"Don't look for approval, do what you believe."

User @Dimpliz Dimpliz added:

"Just give black people resources, you will see how creative they are."

User @Katleho Katleho shared:

"Don’t seek validation."

User @Walter Gee advised:

"Register your own company, and get permits. Stop looking for funders if there's no clarity on what they're really funding."

User @Benny Makhene commented:

"Wow, bro, you turned your vision into a reality, and that's amazing. May God bless every dream of yours. Let it manifest."

User @Tebza DjSdumane said:

"China will recognise you one day. Never give up."

Watch the Facebook video below:

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  • A talented man created a clever, multi-use ironing board that could be transformed into a storage unit and a chair, impressing many social media users.
  • A young female farmer saved her chilli farm from perishing by employing people from her community to pick 2-litre bottles, recycling them, and turning them into the drip irrigation system.
  • Two creative locals left the online community unable to contain their amusement after showing their creativity in an acting skit, playing out a hospital scene in an ICU.

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