Woman Parading Louis Vuitton Bag in Taxi Leaves Mzansi Fascinated As Original Costs Over R177k

Woman Parading Louis Vuitton Bag in Taxi Leaves Mzansi Fascinated As Original Costs Over R177k

  • A picture of a woman in a taxi with a designer bag had many people wondering how she got it and if it was the real deal
  • The pictures show a woman holding onto her Louis Vuitton backpack that looks like the real deal
  • Online users speculated about the bag, with many trying to make sense of how it was possible and making wild conclusions

Social media was up in arms after seeing pictures of a lady showing her Louis Vuitton a taxi. Netizens discussed the pic, trying to figure out whether or not it was real.

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A lady with a seemingly real Louis Vuitton bag left South Americans confused. Image: Twitter/AdvoBarryRoux
Source: Twitter

The picture sparked a lot of interest because of how much the real bag costs. People filled the comments with their assumptions about how the lady got a Louis Vuitton bag.

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A picture posted by popular Twitter user @AdvoBarryRoux shows a woman sitting in a taxi with a presumably real Louis Vuitton bag. The backpack is an estimated R177 000, and the post was captioned with the question:

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"How is this possible?"

Mzansi loves to see taxi shenanigans. Many online users had jokes about the way she got the bag. Others thought she was a domestic worker who got an expensive item from her employer.

@nolo_moele commented:

"We call that confusing the enemy moves."

@Jammie_Stpatric commented:

"Priorities ."

@FrancoMamo commented:

"I don't think she knows its a fake LV bag...most elderly ppl don't know these French or Italian brands...some people from hoods/rural areas don't know these.. even some of your moms would buy this. Backpack ke backpack ebile bona they just call it a school bag."

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@Pro_Jack_Ass commented:

"You can find Second hand original Gucci & Loui bags at Midrand for R700."

@theboystvz commented:

"This is not even funny."

@segosta93 commented:

"She never said it’s an original though."

@ThandiweMethapi

"Only a domestic worker I can believe because their very employers gift them when no longer needed! I’ve seen plenty of them at a clinic in Fourways."

@foxkiduzumaki commented:

"Small street makes yonkito ibe possible."

@MalumeRichie commented:

"Long street."

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Briefly News previously reported that an online user, @Abramjee posted a video of a woman finding a ride in a dangerous way. The video caused a buzz on Twitter as people had varying reactions to what they saw.

Peeps were split as some people did not appreciate the poster trying to make a joke out of the situation. A number of people thought that the video was actually quite depressing.

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Twitter personality @Abramjee shared a video of a woman sitting outside a delivery truck going full speed. Many people could see that she was simply catching a ride because she couldn't afford transport.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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