Woman's Affordable PEP Home Haul And Abs Impress Mzansi Peeps Online

Woman's Affordable PEP Home Haul And Abs Impress Mzansi Peeps Online

  • A Mzansi woman flaunted her PEP home haul in a video making rounds on social media, leaving peeps in awe of how much she got for so little
  • In the TikTok clip, the hun unveiled each item she purchased, and it gained massive traction online
  • Netizens reacted as they took to the comments section, gushing over the woman's PEP home items, with some criticising her choice of content

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Woman's PEP Home haul impresses Mzansi
A woman's PEP Home haul revealed the affordability of the store. Image: @therealcocoandchanelsa
Source: TikTok

In a viral TikTok video, a young woman from Mzansi showcased her incredible PEP Home haul, leaving viewers astonished by the quality and quantity of items she snagged at an unbeatable price.

The clip, posted on the 11th February, has generated significant interest online, stirring debates around affordable shopping and the quality of the products.

What was the shopping haul about?

The woman's shopping adventure took place at PEP Home, a popular store for affordable homeware. Her haul revealed the various products she bought at unbelievable prices, seemingly promoting the brand

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The TikTok user @therealcocoandchanelsa shared that the items she bought cost her less than R1000 in total.

Watch her video below:

Mzansi takes to the comments section

The video saw Mzansi TikTok users get excited and critical at the same time. One user, @Claudia McHaffie, was one of the few who approved:

"I love me a PEP Home haul šŸ˜."

@Edi showed interest in the products, asking:

"Hi, which PEP was this?"

Another user, @cusTIMMIse, admired and complained:

"Your PEP has stunning things ā¤ļø. I haven't seen most of these in our stores!"

Another user, @jaymo, added:

"Very cute. I hope to have a ground floor kitchen to store these while waiting for more 🤣."

Other users shut down the haul topic, opting to talk about something else.

One user, @Rochelle, said:

"Babe, I do not want to see your PEP Home haul. I want to see your workout routine 😭."

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Another user, @nompumelelomahlan59, added:

"I can’t focus on the haul, girl, with those abs 🄰."

Another TikToker, @user803, chimed in:

"I am much more interested in your eating habits and health tips šŸ‘€šŸ¤ÆšŸ„ŗ."

@Veloshnee.Naidoo asked:

"And where did you get the abs? 😯 Asking for me."

Why do people do shopping hauls?

In this digital era, common sense tells anyone that people do shopping hauls for dopamine-driven pleasure, social media validation, and to display personal style or trend awareness.

These, often rapid, consumption-driven videos help influencers gain followers and brands increase visibility, acting as a form of modern, accessible entertainment coupled with some advertising.

There are possible specific reason why the woman did a shopping haul
Various reasons, such as seeking validation or chasing dopamine, might have contributed to why the woman did a haul. Image: @therealcocoandchanelsa
Source: TikTok

Other Briefly News stories about shopping hauls

  • A South African student shared a video of a large grocery haul, sparking online attention and discussions about student shopping habits. The haul included a wide variety of staples, treats, and essentials, showing careful planning and preparation.
  • A South African woman went viral after sharing her Shein haul, giving viewers a rare look at what budget fashion truly delivers.
  • A student gave viewers a glimpse into his life at the res as he flexed his grocery haul for less than R1000.

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Katleho Mositoane (Entertainment writer) Katleho Mositoane is an entertainment writer at Briefly News (joined 2025). She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Media and Journalism from the University of the Free State. She writes columns that explore the social, political, and economic dynamics in Africa. She began her journalism career at Seipone community newspaper, where she reported on local sports stories. She has published articles with The Chanzo, a Tanzanian outlet and The Rational Standard, a South African commentary platform. She also served as a Writing Fellow at African Liberty. Contact Katleho at katleho.mositoane@briefly.co.za