“Love That You Apologised”: Kid Stands His Ground at Discipline Camp, SA Impressed

• A little boy who was enrolled in a disciplinary camp was filmed in a bold confrontation with an official, where he defended his innocence
• The respectful young lad explained to the man how he got to have items that were not permitted in the camp; it was later discovered that they weren't
• Many viewers were moved by the little boy's bravery and loved how he proved that he was not in the wrong, while others were shocked that he had returned to the camp

The return of Boykie to the Pretoria disciplinary camp stunned many, but his cute face and voice during the confrontation touched hearts on social media.

The video was shared on the Facebook account The Rising Stars Generation on 30 March 2026, attracting hundreds of comments from viewers who were moved by Boykie's innocence.

The clip starts as the camp official explains to Boykie that he is not allowed to have a cold drink while in the camp. The boy, however, stands his ground and explains why he is entitled to the drink. He starts by explaining that he has two and was keeping the second for his mom, shocking the man, who was still keen to know how he got one in the first place.

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The boy explains how he got the cold drinks

In the Facebook user The Rising Stars Generation's post, Boykie explains that he was given the cool drinks after he participated in the competition. Immediately, this rang a bell to the official who corrected him, explaining that it was vitadrinks and not cool drinks. The boy, who clearly loves his mother, was still adamant that he would not drink both and would share with her.

Watch the cute Facebook reel below:

SA loves little Boykie

The clip gained traction with social media users flooding the comments section to express their fondness for the boy. Many viewers were shocked to see that he was back in the disciplinary camp again and jokingly asked the official to make him an ambassador. Others were moved by Boykie's love for his mother and noted that he probably missed her. One viewer thanked the disciplinary camp's founder for his amazing work and noted that he was building the nation.

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User @Siphokazi Viwe Mazonda commented:

"Love that you apologised when you were wrong. Great job, sir!"

User @Happy Dlamini said:

"The fact that he is thinking about his mom shows that he misses her."

User @Shem Nyathi commented:

"Boykie is the heart of the camp. Can you please make him the ambassador of the camp? From what I have seen from day one, he comes there often, and you can see that he loves his mom big time."

User @Gisela Van Garderen Rolfes shared:

"Boykie is so sweet. Sir, you guys are amazing and helping our lovely young people."

User @Sorita Nyl added:

"Bathong, our Boykie boy-boy is back again."

User @La frontpage Pty Ltd said:

"You are building this nation, bro, slowly."

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• An English mother explained that she has to use multiple languages, including Xhosa, to manage her children when they start misbehaving, leaving social media users in stitches.
• Four-year-old Zuluboy argued that Sjava was singing the lyrics of his song Mbayimbayi wrong, and explained to his mom what the logical words should be.

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

Source: Briefly News