Mzansi Peeps Show Off Their Cribs in Social Media Thread: “Y'all Got Beautiful Places”

• A social media user spread good feels on the social media streets by calling on local homeowners to show off their homes
• He started the thread on Twitter on Wednesday, 16 February and peeps have responded by sharing their images
• The heart-warming post has over 10 200 likes and a several positive comments from the online community

Online user @MfokaMqulusi took to social media to start a cool Twitter thread calling on peeps who are renting homes to share photos of their cribs.

“Mqasho thread,” he captioned the post.

The post is a reminder of beautiful beginnings and that everyone has to start somewhere. Peeps also shared the joy and fulfilling sense of "this is mine and I worked my way up to this moment."

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South African online users did not hold back sharing images of their humble abodes and positive comments on the tweet:

@nontso_mandla said:

“Headboard yani endlini yendoda? Beka umbhede phakathi nendawo kubengathi kudlalwa isnooker.”

@NkagiM reacted:

“Reminds me of my Hartswater days. Did so much with that little space.”

@Younik_Cee wrote:

“Beautiful thread, y'all got beautiful places.”

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Meanwhile, Briefly News previously reported on a Saffa who is well on their way to becoming the next new homeowner on the block is documenting the construction of their property and sharing it with followers online.

The excited up and comer, @KingNema86, headed to Twitter to share a few pictures showing the progress being made on the masterpiece.

There was an almost immediate rousing reception to the online post, as other Mzansi social media users scrambled to give the homeowner to be a pat on the back.

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The snaps show what appears to be a large property with most of its rooms, door and window frames, roofing and pillars near completion.

The tweet attracted 1 000 likes, 90 retweets, and a flood of comments as the online community shared heart warming messages

Briefly News went deep into the comments to bring forth the incredible reactions to the tweet.

@Kagiesure wrote:

"This journey is very nice to watch bro you I’m witnessing that God blesses the hand that gives."

Source: Briefly News