"Rich People Things": Teen Receives Brand-New Car From His Brother, Video Leaves SA Buzzing

"Rich People Things": Teen Receives Brand-New Car From His Brother, Video Leaves SA Buzzing

  • A heartwarming video of a teenager receiving a brand-new car has gone viral on social media, leaving many South Africans in awe
  • The emotional moment captured the strong bond between the siblings as the teen was overwhelmed with joy and gratitude upon receiving the gift
  • The clip has sparked a massive buzz online, with many users reacting with admiration and joy, and some even sharing their own dreams of surprising loved ones with thoughtful gifts

South Africans have been left in awe after a heartwarming video of a teenager receiving a brand-new car went viral on social media.

A man surprised his little brother with a brand-new car, which left South Africans talking.
A man gifted his little brother a brand-new car, which left South Africans buzzing. Image: Andile Ngcobo
Source: Facebook

The clip was shared on Facebook under the handle Andile Ngcobo, which has since circulated widely online since 14 July 2025, after its release.

Teen's car gift leaves SA in disbelief

In the video, the boy was surprised with a brand-new grey Toyota, a gift that brought him to tears of joy. The emotional moment sparked a massive buzz on social media, resulting in mixed reactions.

In the video, the teen can be seen jumping up and down in disbelief the moment he realises the car is his. Before even rushing to the vehicle, he turns around and gives his brother a high five and a hug, a gesture that touched the hearts of many viewers.

He then excitedly made his way to the car after being handed the keys, which his big brother had been flaunting in the air, walking around it to take in every detail of his brand-new ride.

The car, a sleek grey Toyota, appears to be in mint condition, a dream come true for many young South Africans. The moment captured not just the gift itself, but the strong bond between the two which has been the highlight of the video for many.

Watch the wholesome clip of the big brother surprising his son with a car below:

SA reacts to man's sweet gesture for his little bro

Social media users reacted with admiration and joy, with many commenting on how rare and special it is to see such moments of generosity and love between parents and children. Others reflected on their own dreams of one day surprising a loved one with such a thoughtful gift.

The Computer Doctor said:

"Rich people things."

Mzakks Ncamiso expressed:

"SA is a movie."

Sphesihle Maphera commented:

"I wish I were that boy."

Slondiwe Kleinbooi replied:

'I literally cried, you did great boizin. Best gift ever, Happy birthday, boy."

Selloane Ramateletse stated:

"Can God bless my brother right now wherever he is hustling... God bless you for doing this. Salute! Congratulations."

Sbabalwe Khohli added:

"Well done, Andile, you're so nice to your brother."

Thango Nana simply said:

"Wishing you a happy birthday, may all your dreams come true!"
A man gifted his little brother a brand-new car, which left South Africans buzzing.
A man surprised his little brother with a brand-new car, which left South Africans talking. Image: Andile Ngcobo
Source: Facebook

Parents gifting their kids impressive cars

  • Briefly News reported that one young woman in South Africa, on a special day for this young babe, which became even more memorable thanks to a heartfelt and surprising graduation gift from her mom.
  • An African mom and her daughter captured the attention of Mzansi after the mother surprised her daughter in a grand way.
  • A local mum decided to up the wow factor. She snagged a kiddie car for her son and filmed their trip to the dealership. The moment he spotted his brand-new ride was pure magic. He hopped into the whip and flexed his driving skills in front of the cheerful salesmen.

Source: Briefly News

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Johana Mukandila (Human Interest Editor) Johana Tshidibi Mukandila has been a Human Interest Reporter at Briefly News since 2023. She has over four years of experience as a multimedia journalist. Johana holds a national diploma in journalism from the Cape Peninsula University Of Technology (2023). She has worked at the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, PAICTA, BONA Magazine and Albella Music Production. She is currently furthering her education in journalism at the CPUT. She has passed a set of trainings from Google News Initiative. Reach her at johana.mukandila@briefly.co.za

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