Snow in SA: Woman Wrapped With Blanket Celebrates Being Unemployed During Cold Front in Hilarious Video

Snow in SA: Woman Wrapped With Blanket Celebrates Being Unemployed During Cold Front in Hilarious Video

  • One woman wrapped in a blanket celebrated her unemployment during the recent snowfall in South Africa
  • She posted a hilarious TikTok video laughing and rejoicing at not having to leave her house in the cold weather
  • The viral clip sparked mixed reactions, with some saying she will be crying once the cold front has passed

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A woman wrapped with a blanket
A video of a woman snuggled up during snowfall in SA. Image: @masego_sibanda
Source: TikTok

As South Africa experiences an unusual cold front, bringing snow to parts of the country, one video grabbed the attention and laughter of many social media users.

Woman posts joyful celebration of unemployment during snowfall in SA

A woman wrapped snugly in a blanket is seen in a TikTok clip celebrating her unemployment amid the icy weather.

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Her infectious laughter echoed through the frosty air while she indirectly poked fun at those who had to brave the elements to go to work.

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Viewers of the clip posted by @masego_sibanda appreciated the woman's ability to find joy in challenging circumstances.

Video of woman's infectious laughter in challenging times goes viral

Unemployment is distressing for many people, causing financial strain and emotional turmoil.

In a country where job opportunities are scarce, the woman's lighthearted celebration of her situation seemed to resonate with many who relate.

Watch the video below:

SA TikTok users express mixed reactions as woman celebrates unemployment

@matty_khumz said:

"I'm on maternity leave mare a win is a win. "

@trevorjuniorjones commented:

"Sounds funny at first but is a cry for help."

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@mxm_oho stated:

"Keep the same energy ka September lala."

@alexmathenjwa0 posted:

"At least I’m on week's leave my hope is that next week it’ll cease a bit."

@langleezy03 shared:

"As a teacher, I’m happy too. School holidays slap."

@lindokuhleleephak added:

"The same person that will be saying a man must."

@mamakamo79 commented:

"While I wish I was employed ke setla ke phefo for money. Unemployment is no comfort for me no matter what."

@black_flag_entertainment said:

"If you don't laugh you'll cry shem weitse."

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In a related article, Briefly News reported that some South Africans are cut from a different cloth. While many people cried about the icy cold weather this week, others decided it would be a good idea to put their bodies to the ultimate cold test and brave the cold in the most extreme ways.

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A video shows a man wearing a vest and shorts and holding a towel as he approaches the swimming pool in the middle of a snowfall.

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Hilary Sekgota (Deputy Human Interest HOD) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za