Video of Jealous Girlfriend Calling Out Woman for Parking Next to Her Man Has One Man Tripping, Internet Lol

Video of Jealous Girlfriend Calling Out Woman for Parking Next to Her Man Has One Man Tripping, Internet Lol

  • Social media users had a good laugh at a man who was shook over a jealous girlfriend protecting her territory
  • TikTok user @maximbadyofficial shared footage of a woman shouting at another woman for parking next to her man, along with his commentary
  • The man’s reaction had people in fits of laughter but also tripping over the way the woman handled things

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Some women can get a little over-the-top possessive regarding their men. One lady was touched when a woman parked next to her man, so she gave her a piece of her mind. Wild!

TikTok user @maximbadyofficial tripping over the girl drama
TikTok user @maximbadyofficial could not believe that a woman accused a lady of purposefully parking next to her man. Image: TikTok / @maximbadyofficial
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With cheating being something that no longer comes as a shock, emotions run really high when people believe they are in love. Just like this woman, some will do crazy things to protect what is theirs.

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TikTok user @maximbadyofficial came across footage of a lady getting grilled by another woman for simply parking her car next to her man, and he could not believe it. Like the good sis knew that was her man, which is why she parked there, lol.

So, he filmed a clip where he shared his feelings with his followers. Our guy was utterly shook by the entire incident!

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“Do not park next to this one’s boyfriend.”

The people of TikTok share their feelings in the comments

While this is not surprising, it is still shocking. Some women and men need to learn to tame their jealousy so innocent folk can be left alone. The man’s commentary had people busting thoughts!

Take a look at what some had to say:

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@Noah Myers said:

“Is the “the audacity of this woman” for me”

@MissBeck786 said:

“I love how serious and calm they are like its wild but they not being Karens”

@Clairé Annabel said:

“This is like someone knocking on someone’s door and then asking them what they want ”

@0xMut3r said:

“At this point Jesus take the wheel I cannot take it no more.”

@Kayleigh Pile-Cuciur said:

“Can someone tag the girl? I wanna see her profile.”

@Maisie McCauley said:

“Omg I'm surprised she was able to reply so calmly I would have been dumbfounded and starting laughing so hard”

Man on Twitter blames jealous neighbours for beautiful house destroyed by tornado, Mzansi corrects him

In related news, Briefly News reported that one Mzansi person is reeling after witnessing how a tornado demolished a beautiful house. The tweep posted the video on Twitter and reckons jealous people were responsible for summoning the tornado.

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Mzansi people online refused to believe that it was the mysterious work of witchcraft and explained to the guy that the house was poorly built. Some are convinced that it is two different houses shown in the video.

The house was painted bright green and built in a rural area. Netizens scrutinised the video, and most agreed that the engineer responsible for this structure should never be allowed to work again.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.

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