Mzansi Man Goes Viral for Belting Out Afrikaans Part of National Anthem After Springboks Win

Mzansi Man Goes Viral for Belting Out Afrikaans Part of National Anthem After Springboks Win

  • A South African man's TikTok video of him singing the national anthem after the Springboks' victory against England has gone viral
  • The video shows the man belting out the Afrikaans part of the anthem among a jovial crowd parading down a street at night
  • The fan's singing entertained many netizens, while others expressed how the Rugby World Cup united South Africa in a beautiful way

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A TikTok video of a Mzansi man singing his heart out after the Springboks' victory against England on Saturday night has captured the hearts of many.

Springbok fan sings national anthem
A Mzansi man's passionate rendition of the Afrikaans part of the national anthem has gone viral. Image: @tsholofelokgobe1
Source: TikTok

For a South African rugby fan, there is nothing quite like seeing the Springboks play in the World Cup, and qualifying for the finals is a major achievement.

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Man sings "uit die blou van onse Heemel"

The footage shows the man belting out the Afrikaans part of South Africa's national anthem among a jovial crowd parading down a street at night.

Watch the video below:

Mzansi entertained by the fan's singing

For a South African rugby fan, seeing the Springboks qualify for the Rugby World Cup final is a dream come true.

It is a moment of national pride and unity. It is also a reminder of all that the Springboks have achieved over the years and of the hope and inspiration they bring to South Africans worldwide.

The post had many netizens entertained, while others expressed how the Rugby World Cup beautifully united Mzansi.

Kassie replied:

"I get tears in my eyes when I see how our beloved sport of rugby brings people together. Let's use this to rebuild our country."

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bikerswanepoel wrote:

"This is the South Africa I signed up for. Watching this video just gives me the chills!!! Proudly South African. What a vibe, guys!!! Well done."

Bontle_Roseashley replied:

"Yohh, this man is singing his lungs out."

zelly said:

"Play this in parliament and show them that people in South Africa can stand together as a nation... awesome vibe."

brownskinny wrote:

"You gotta love this country man ❤"

Lost South African responded:

"That's the best 'uit die blou van onse HEEMEL' I've ever heard!!!!"

Mzansi man speaks Afrikaans to support Springboks

In another story, Briefly News reported that a video of a man watching the nail-biting Rugby World Cup quarter-finals match with much anticipation has social media users laughing out loud.

The footage posted by Kabelo Moumakwe (@kabelomoumakwe) shows him wearing his Springboks supporter's jersey as he watches the Bokke play against France while standing on a fancy chair and watching the TV up close.

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Kabelo can even be heard speaking in Afrikaans as he excitedly watches the thrilling game, crossing his fingers that the Springboks make it to the semi-finals.

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Nothando Mthembu (Senior editor) Nothando Mthembu is a senior multimedia journalist and editor. Nothando has over 5 years of work experience and has served several media houses including Caxton Local Newspapers. She has experience writing on human interest, environment, crime and social issues for community newspapers. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree and an Honours Degree in Media Studies from the University of KwaZulu-Natal, obtained in 2016 and 2017. Nothando has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: nothando.mthembu@briefly.co.za