White SA Schoolboy Sings ‘Paris’, isiZulu Song Cover Melts Mzansi Hearts in Video

White SA Schoolboy Sings ‘Paris’, isiZulu Song Cover Melts Mzansi Hearts in Video

  • "Bangene mlungu", said one of the TikTok users after watching a viral video of these students in Sandton singing a Q-Mark and TpZee hit song
  • The clip left many people amazed by how one of the loud pupils was pronouncing isiZulu lyrics with precision
  • South Africans could not help but crack up over the charming video especially because of @eric_jewell_7, who nailed the TikTok viral song

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One of the biggest songs on TikTok, Paris, is also a hit with this kid. A video of him singing in isiZulu with his water polo teammates got lots of attention.

Q-mark and TpZee song has white boys singing
An amapiano hit song had an Afrikaans boy standing out with his singing while with his water polo teammates in Sandton. Image: TikTok/@purdieking16
Source: UGC

A video of white boys enjoying the banger made the rounds on social media. People loved seeing how the young kid passionately sang the isiZulu song.

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A video on TikTok shared by @purdieking16 shows a young guy singing Paris. In the video, one of the water polo player's teammates asks, "Weet jy wat jy sing? [Do you know what you are singing?]" and the pupil shakes his head no. Another student in the clip also mouths the lyrics to himself.

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Watch the video below:

South Africans rate boy's singing

People loved the video of the schoolboy singing, and the song charmed people.

@eric_jewell_7 replied to the comments:

"That's me! We were playing waterpolo in Sandton everyone!"

Peeps commented with jokes and gave him new names to show love for his performance.

Nonhlanhla_Sibs commented:

"From today onwards your name is Eric Mpho."

Ben Zwane593

"Yes that's "Mphoyethu" Eric."

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Tafara Bezel Rwafa commented:

"Umpho Hart."

Thembs commented:

"Kuphuka lapho mlungu."

juju commented:

"Wooow khuphuka lapho bafo."

super commented:

"Bangene wena Van Wyk."

Bianca commented:

"We will have the South Africa we all deserve., this is beautiful."

_Thattoo commented:

"The other guy asking him if he knows what he’s singing and he shakes his head no but continues singing with passion? I’m here for it."

Phantomnextdoor commented:

"You don't need to understand the song you must feel the son."

Msenti commented:

"The new South Africa, slowly but surely."

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Briefly News reported a South African high school pupil who went viral on TikTok. The young girl from Cape Town showed off some fantastic dance moves on the platform.

Online peeps could not get enough of the amapiano banger she danced to. TikTok users flooded the comments for a young up-and-coming choreographer.

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Mzansi loves to dance, and people could not stop complimenting the pupil. Many peeps praised Jenna for delivering a smooth dance routine.

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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