Man Pulls Taxi with His Teeth, Leaves Mzansi Stunned

Man Pulls Taxi with His Teeth, Leaves Mzansi Stunned

  • A TikTok video of a South African man pulling a taxi with his teeth has stunned viewers, drawing thousands of reactions
  • While his feat impressed many, the stunt prompted warnings about the risks of serious injuries and copycat attempts
  • The viral clip highlights how far some will go for online attention, sparking debates about the dangers of extreme stunts

South Africans were stunned after a man went viral for performing a jaw‑dropping stunt that left viewers split between awe and concern.

Thousands reacted to a TikTok clip where a South African man pulled a taxi using only his teeth
A video on TikTok showed a South African man pulling a taxi with his teeth, amazing thousands of viewers. Image: @njanjinamanothestrong
Source: TikTok

A South African man has left social media buzzing after a TikTok video captured him pulling a minibus taxi with his teeth. Posted by TikTok user @njanjinamanothestrong, the clip shows him crouched low with a thick rope clamped firmly between his jaws, slowly dragging the heavy vehicle across an open area. Onlookers cheer and record the spectacle as the man inched the taxi forward with visible strain, creating a jaw‑dropping moment that quickly went viral.

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This is no ordinary challenge. Pulling a vehicle with one’s teeth carries serious risks, including jaw fractures, neck strain, and potential spinal injuries. Yet the man appeared practised, controlling his movements with precision and determination. His unusual display of strength reflects a growing appetite for daring stunts on social media, where physical feats often translate to instant online recognition.

Viral stunt leaves viewers debating risk versus recognition

The video sparked a discussion on social media where netizens debated the blurred lines between showing off physical strength and compromising safety. Many questioned whether pushing limits for likes and views is worth the risk, highlighting the challenge of balancing impressive feats with responsible behaviour in the age of viral content.

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The man in the viral video is a weightlifter who was showing off his strength and muscles by pulling a taxi with his teeth. Many viewers praised his impressive feat, calling him a symbol of determination and raw power. However, others expressed concern, warning that such daring stunts might encourage dangerous copycats.

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The online response was clearly divided. While some celebrated his display of strength, many questioned whether the brief moment of viral fame justifies the potential long-term risks involved. This debate highlights a growing trend where extreme online content increasingly blurs the line between entertainment and real danger.

Viewers were stunned by a TikTok video featuring a South African man pulling a taxi with his teeth, gaining thousands of responses
A South African man pulling a taxi with his teeth in a TikTok video surprised viewers and got many reactions. Image: @njanjinamanothestrong
Source: TikTok

Mzansi reacted to the video

Lungachad Msomi wrote:

"Umfokabani ibreakdown"

MaMthiyane 🇿🇦 said:

"Oksalayo, sfuna imali thina. 😩"

GOATED said:

"My bf is not scared of you. 😭🕊️"

vision commented:

"This is why I collect information before I fight someone."

Khino wrote:

"Gwa Tshwana, basadi ba nyaka chelete. 🙂‍↔️"

KaKhumbuza asked:

"Kazii, uzojola nobani? 🤔"

Jimmy asked:

"What stage of unemployment is this? 😔"

London_sj said:

"Love bites from him yerr. 😂😂"

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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

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