"Transforms Me into a Superhero": Blue and White War Cry Gives SA All the Feels, Mzansi Reacts

• A powerful performance featuring a "war cry" and hip-hop beat has taken South Africa by storm
• The dynamic duo leading the performance, an African and a white boy, symbolised unity and pride, showcasing that people from different backgrounds can come together to celebrate their country
• The performance has sparked widespread enthusiasm and national pride, with South Africans raving about the emotional and uplifting experience

Awww! An emotional display of unity and pride, a powerful "war cry" accompanied by an electrifying hip-hop beat, has taken South Africa by storm.

The dynamic duo leading the performance, an African and a white individual, symbolised unity and pride, showcasing that people from different backgrounds can come together to celebrate their country.

It has captured the hearts of Mzansi and given the country a collective dose of feels. The clip, posted on TikTok on 10 June 2025 by @sawarcries, has gained massive traction on the platform.

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Powerful war cry and hip-hop beat ignite national pride in SA

The young gents, one dressed in blue and white and the other in black and white, performed a war cry that was both fierce and uplifting, capturing attention when it was first introduced.

With its roots in South African culture, the war cry seamlessly blended traditional sounds with modern music, creating a powerful fusion that resonated with people of all backgrounds. The dynamic duo of an African and a white boy leading the charge symbolised unity, showing that no matter one's background, we are all united in pride for our country.

The beat, which was hip-hop in nature, added a contemporary twist to the performance, making it stand out among other displays of patriotism. The rhythm, mixed with the war cry, excited the crowd and triggered an emotional reaction from online users.

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Social media users couldn't get enough of the performance, with many sharing clips and discussing how the war cry led by the duo in blue and white gave them chills.

This unforgettable moment has undoubtedly made a lasting impact on the hearts of South Africans, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate what it means to be part of the vibrant Mzansi community. The combination of music, culture, and emotion has made this war cry a symbol of national pride that will echo throughout the country for years to come.

Watch the video below:

SA reacts to school pupils’ war cries

The online community of Mzansi flooded the comments section expressing their thoughts as they raved over the pupils' war cry.

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User said:

"This slaps."

Anovuyo added:

"This is fire."

Zen Life expressed:

"Unity in South Africa! Please show the world how it's done."

Ndo shared:

"I love my country, I'm so proud to be a real South African."

Sese commented:

"So there is red and white make a monster, then blue and white superhero."

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Updated by Hilary Sekgota, Human Interest HOD at Briefly News.

Proofreading by Kelly Lippke, copy editor at Briefly.co.za.

Source: Briefly News