Springboks: TikTok Video of Mzansi Kids Impersonating Rugby Players Goes Viral: “Future Bokke”
- A TikTok video of a group of kids vibing to the hit song Sister Bethina got many South Africans hyped
- The kids caught the Springboks fever and some are seen in the clip impersonating the rugby stars
- Viewers loved how the children represented the diversity and unity of our beautiful Rainbow Nation
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Source: TikTok
A TikTok video went viral, showing a bunch of kids grooving to the Mgarimbe's jam Sister Bethina, and it got South Africans all pumped up.
The children were rallying for the Springboks while wearing the green and gold national colours.
Groovy kids rally behind Springboks
In the clip uploaded by @newsnexussa, you can see them pulling off impersonations of the 2023 Rugby World Cup champs.
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The footage even showed one little girl sporting a wig that mimics Faf de Klerk's iconic blonde hair.
Spirit of Rainbow Nation
People who watched the video were all about how these kids captured the spirit of our awesome Rainbow Nation.
Watch the video below:
Future Springboks' players
Some even cracked jokes, saying these youngsters might end up repping South Africa in future sports tournaments.
Take a look at some of the comments below:
@mvelase08 said:
"Shaka Zulu."
@yandie_27 asked:
"Is that Faf in that blond wig?"
@andreblou mentioned:
"I see only future Bokke here."
@shireenbham stated:
"So cute. Beautiful children of the rainbow nation."
@urs_pablo_rsa wrote:
"The appearance of the blonde girl caught me off guard."
@noleenmoses7 posted
"Proudly South African. "
@okuhle.m0 added:
"I see Faf and Siya Kolisi."
@estelleburton5 commented:
"Just them, our future Bokkies, look at Fafi and Cheslyn."
RWC 2023: Gqeberha man shares Springboks vs Scotland match with Kensington community
In another article, Briefly News reported that the Kensington community in Gqeberha considered a man their hero after he shared the Springboks's first rugby match with them.
The man was given a round of applause for plugging his neighbours with a way to watch the Bokke smash their opponents out of the ballpark. He took "love thy neighbour" to new heights when he shared one of Mzansi's most important moments: the Springbok match with Scotland.
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Source: Briefly News
