Johannesburg Maranatha Christian School principal's Myztro TikTok dance challenge with pupils goes viral

Johannesburg Maranatha Christian School principal's Myztro TikTok dance challenge with pupils goes viral

  • A TikTok video of a student body getting ready to take part in the Myztro dance challenge with the head of school involved was lit
  • The principal of Maranatha Christian School in Johannesburg embraced the short-form video platform, and his students love it
  • People enjoyed watching the jolly-looking man bond with the energetic kids who were happy to dance

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The Maranatha Christian School seems to be thriving in the hands of Arthur Meyer who injects lots of fun for students. The head of the Johannesburg school had made a name for himself as a fun principal.

Maranatha Christian School prince does Myztro dance challenge
The Johannesburg Maranatha Christian School principal turned up by doing the Myztro dance challenge with his school kids. Image:@bobsyourmcsuncle
Source: TikTok

Mr Wenztel took part in one of the latest dance crazes on TikTok. The video of the children getting involved with some cool moves received over 100 000 likes.

Maranatha Christian School's Myztro dance challenge gets 700k views

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@bobsyourmcsuncle on TikTok, Mr Meyer, principal at Maranatha Christian School, organised his student body and did the Myztro dance challenge. Watch the clip to see how well the school kids and Mr Meyer did at the trend:

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TikTok users love jolly Maranatha School principal

Mzansi peeps love to see viral dance challenges by school kids. The head of Maranatha School received lots of praise for passing the vibe check. People commented with compliments on how happy he made the student.

Thandeka Mlangeni commented:

"Bathathe Joshua Doore!"

Michelle Mbali commented:

"Why is school only nice after we finished? We want a rematch."

Emily commented:

"I think I went to the wrong school."

mukhethwa.rabedzwana commented:

"Uncle Bob is the best principal."

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Tsholofelo Sithole commented:

"South Africa deserves to be a planet on its own ❤️#proudlySA."

Sinemivuyo Mpulu commented:

"The principal passed the vibe check."

Ayanda Mtetwa commented:

"The teacher on the far left black suit she’s got it."

marep commented:

"Back in our days we would’ve been told “this is not the township” or “this is not a shebeen”

Sinenhlanhla-02 commented:

"Can I repeat grade 12?"

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Online users could not help but be amazed after seeing this girl take to the dance floor. The girl in the video clearly has a reputation for being the best dancer, and her friends insist she busts some moves.

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Peeps were in awe of the girl. South African school students are known for their epic dance ability, and this latest video did not disappoint.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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