Joburg Apartments Parking Lot Pandemonium: Viral Twitter Video Captures Morning Drama Escalating

Joburg Apartments Parking Lot Pandemonium: Viral Twitter Video Captures Morning Drama Escalating

  • A Twitter user shares a video detailing a chaotic episode at MINT Apartments' parking lot at 7 am
  • The drama escalates with accusations of assault and attempted assault against the caretaker, leading to a confrontation involving the police
  • The incident sparks a wave of reactions from Mzansi residents, with many finding humour in the early morning spectacle

In the early hours of the morning, while many were still in the embrace of slumber, a Twitter user thrust Mzansi into a moment of unexpected drama, courtesy of a video documenting a chaotic scene in the parking lot of MINT Apartments.

A Twitter user shares a video detailing a chaotic episode at MINT Apartments' parking lot at 7 am, featuring a wine drinker's unconventional escapade
The way this man told the story of the drama that he saw had people feeling like they were there too. Image: @SpheDludla
Source: Twitter

The incident serves as a reminder that life's theatrics can unfold at any hour, even before the sun has fully risen, and that Mzansi's sense of humour remains intact even in the face of the unexpected.

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Man shares details of early morning drama

The narrator, in a series of tweets, paints a vivid picture of the unfolding drama. A wine drinker booked a room at MINT Apartments the previous night found herself at the centre of a storm. The tale begins with a rendezvous, a departing companion, and the wine-drinker continuing her early-morning indulgence, inadvertently causing items to break within her room.

As the caretaker, a black man, intervenes to inspect the commotion, chaos ensues. The wine drinker perceives this as an intrusion, leading to accusations of assault and an attempt to escape via a window. The drama intensifies with a resident joining the scene, supporting the wine drinker's claims and levelling accusations against the caretaker.

Ultimately, the police step in to mediate, collecting evidence through wine, a cup, and a cushion. The wine drinker, however, ends up in cuffs, leaving Mzansi with a bewildering tale to ponder.

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See the video below:

Mzansi people are shocked

The Twitter post becomes a spectacle for Mzansi, with users reacting to the morning madness. Many found amusement in the situation's absurdity, expressing disbelief that such theatrics unfolded before their day began. They loved the way the man told the story with such detail.

Read some comments:

@thabanimnyama said:

“I was wondering how you’re good with the storytelling, then checked your bio and noticed you’re a journalist, now it makes sense thanks for this, sir.”

@ylt784gp laughed:

“Not me waiting for someone to see their partner’s car parked there after telling them they were attending a year-end function last night. ”

@mazanoent loved it:

“Thank you, Sphe, for sharing what you have gathered. You good storyteller. Feels like I’m there.”

@ndabalungu was not surprised:

“Trust Greenside to give us some holiday drama. Good entertainment.”

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Briefly News reported that a viral video shows how one woman reacted to being cheated on. The lady made it evident that she was fed up with his behaviour.

The video of her outburst went viral on social media. Mzansi peeps were gobsmacked by how she reacted.

This woman made no secret that she was angry after being cheated on. The lady destroyed the cheater's windscreen and then shouted at him in a clip posted by @NgwanaMopedi1 on Twitter.

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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.