Choir’s Springboks tribute goes viral, SA pride shines

Choir’s Springboks tribute goes viral, SA pride shines

  • A video of a choir dressed in Springboks jerseys captured national pride as South Africans celebrated music and rugby together
  • The choir’s performance highlighted unity and support for the national team, further impressing netizens
  • Viewers online praised the group for blending song, heritage, and sport in a way that resonated across the country

South Africans were captivated by a viral Reddit video of a choir in Springboks jerseys, celebrating pride, sport, and music in a powerful moment.

A viral Reddit post showed South Africans uniting through music and sport with pride
A choir dressed in Springboks jerseys performed a moving tribute to the national rugby team. Image: Hagen Hopkins, Prestigious-Wall5616
Source: Getty Images

On Monday, 14 September 2025, a Reddit user Prestigious-Wall5616 shared a video in the group r/southafrica, and it has since captured the nation’s heart. The clip showed a choir group proudly dressed in Springboks jerseys while performing a song in support of the national rugby team. The video, posted three days ago, quickly spread across social platforms, sparking conversations about national pride and South Africa’s rich musical culture.

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What stood out most was the way the choir blended vibrant harmonies with their spirited performance. Their voices filled the space with emotion, and their attire reflected not only their love for the sport but also their unity as South Africans rallying behind the Springboks. Viewers online commented on how the performance captured the essence of heritage, resilience, and community at a time when the Springboks remain symbols of hope and unity.

Music and sport come together in viral moment

The video’s spread shows how music and sport often cross paths in shaping national identity. Many people praised the choir’s dedication, saying it was more than just a song; it was a heartfelt expression of South African pride. The sight of young and old uniting through song reinforced how deeply rugby and music run in the country’s cultural DNA.

This moment wasn’t just about entertainment. It was about representation, pride, and connection. For many, the choir’s tribute symbolised Mama Africa’s spirit living through the voices of ordinary people. It’s a reminder that South Africans always find ways to celebrate their teams and culture, blending tradition with modern pride in ways that resonate globally.

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A national choir moment reminded South Africans of unity, heritage, and Mama Africa’s spirit
A group of singers captured hearts with their spirited performance for the Springboks. Image: Prestigious-Wall5616
Source: Twitter

Mzansi reacted to the video

Meanimel asked:

"Do my ears hear Sutu?"

Prestigious-Wall5616 replied:

"If you mean the language, it's Xhosa."

Fegewgewgew wrote:

"I love South Africa, being from the UK and visiting for 3 months. I can say the people and places are like no other."

Jessyfastfinger said:

"This song taught me the Xhosa click. ❤️"

Smpmlk wrote:

"This is a jam."

RedstoneRiderYT commented:

"No place has a culture like SA!"

CrispyInTheShade said:

"That voice is something else."

Egodram wrote:

"This made me smile."

Vcaldeira said:

"So beautiful! What is it called, that music style? I'm Brazilian and I'll visit SA in November (Johannesburg and Cape Town). Do you have indications of good places to enjoy concerts/presentations of that music style?"

Check out the Reddit video below:

A choir captured hearts with their spirited performance for the rugby national team
A group of singers captured hearts with their spirited performance for the Springboks. Image: Prestigious-Wall5616
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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