Man Pranks Little Sister with Danone and Castor Oil: “Trust Issues Start Like This”

Man Pranks Little Sister with Danone and Castor Oil: “Trust Issues Start Like This”

  • A man pranked his little sister by mixing castor oil into a Danone, capturing her hilarious reaction on TikTok
  • The video resonated with viewers familiar with castor oil's traditional use in many South African households
  • Many South Africans online praised the clip for its authenticity, humour, and relatable sibling dynamics

South Africans were entertained by a TikTok video of a brother pranking his little sister with Danone and castor oil, a playful moment that many could relate to from childhood.

A man mixed castor oil into a Danone for his little sister, recording her hilarious response on TikTok
A man played a prank on his little sister by adding castor oil to her Danone, with her funny reaction captured on TikTok. Image: @mikephiri01
Source: TikTok

A playful sibling prank has caught the attention of TikTok users across South Africa after a man tricked his younger sister with a yoghurt mix that included a dash of castor oil. The video, posted by user @mikephiri01, shows him opening a Danone, adding castor oil, stirring it, and calling his sister to eat it. The location of the video isn’t clear, but the hilarious reaction transcends geography.

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As soon as she smells the mixture, her suspicion grows, and she quickly tells him to try it first. The prank plays on a common experience in many African households, where castor oil is often given as a laxative. The sister’s reaction, a mix of disgust and amusement, highlights both the trust and the playful tension that often exists between siblings.

Castor oil moment brings memories

The video has racked up likes and comments from viewers who found the prank both relatable and funny. Many recalled similar childhood experiences where elders or older siblings used castor oil as a remedy or a deterrent, making the clip a nostalgic trip for those who grew up with these traditions. Others praised the lighthearted nature of the prank, noting it was harmless fun that brought laughter to the family moment.

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What stands out is the way the clip captures authentic family dynamics. There’s no script or forced humour, just a brother teasing his sister in a way that many can recognise from their own childhood homes. The combination of suspense, smell, and her hilarious reaction made the short video instantly entertaining.

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Castor oil has long been a medicinal staple in most South African households, often used as a laxative. Most netizens laughed at the harmless prank, claiming it brought back childhood memories of sibling dynamics.

A man gave his little sister a Danone with castor oil as a prank, and her reaction went viral on TikTok
A TikTok showed a man tricking his little sister with castor oil in her Danone, capturing her laughter and shock. Image: @mikephiri01
Source: TikTok

Mzansi reacted to the video

MaSangweni wrote:

"Even today angiyidli ngenxa yalento. 💔"

MaSaNdINtUlI said:

"U Millie ngisho sekhulile ngeke aphaphame endlin yomfana engazaz fike kanje."

Bathinimatebese26 said:

"She's a smart girl. 😁😁😁"

The Voe Fam said:

"Deep down uGqebs uyayifuna. 😂😂"

Mr Adesin said:

"Gqebs knt uyixhosa."

Nhlakes Sibeko said:

"I always said she is very smart, idla kucala. 😁"

Luthandobophelo said:

"Cha, ucasula namike mese ekwala ngisho ithathwa uGqebs. 😏😏😏😏 Yaze yangicasula ingane."

Tapiwa Mpofu said:

"Skhatha oil. 😂😂"

Check out the TikTok video below:

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Gloria Masia Gloria Masia is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over six years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za