"Blue and White Make a Monster": Wynberg Boys’ High School War Cry Leaves South Africans Amazed

• A TikTok video of Wynberg Boys' High School learners performing their war cry has gone viral, showcasing their energy and unity
• The school's modern take on the traditional war cry, blending hip-hop with school spirit, has been widely praised for its creativity and freshness
• The footage has sparked conversations about school identity, tradition, and the importance of such performances in fostering a sense of belonging among students

A TikTok video showcasing Wynberg Boys’ High School learners chanting their war cry has caught the attention of Mzansi, leaving social media buzzing with admiration.

The clip that was shared by @sawarcries on TikTok featured a group of energetic young men, dressed in their school uniform, delivering a powerful performance of their war cry. With the words:

“Blue and white make a monster, power."

Echoing through the crowd, the boys displayed unity and passion as they danced, jumped, and clapped in perfect rhythm.

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What stood out to many viewers was the modern tone and beat of the chant, which carried a distinct hip-hop flavour. The fusion of traditional school spirit with urban musical influence added a fresh and electrifying edge, making it appealing beyond just the school grounds.

The war cry, often a long-standing tradition in South African schools, serves as a way to boost morale, showcase pride, and strengthen camaraderie among students. Wynberg Boys’ High School’s rendition not only paid homage to this tradition but also reinvented it for a new generation, blending cultural authenticity with youthful creativity.

Online users flooded the comments section, expressing amazement at the boys’ energy and unity. Many praised the performance as goosebump-worthy, while others noted that it was a perfect reflection of South Africa’s vibrant youth spirit.

@sawarcries's viral video that was uploaded on TikTok on 26 August 2025 has also sparked conversations about the importance of school identity and how such traditions contribute to a sense of belonging. For Wynberg Boys’ learners, their chant has now become more than just a school war cry, it’s a cultural statement that has put them in the spotlight.

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SA reacts to school pupils’ war cries

The online community of Mzansi flooded the comments section expressing their thoughts as they raved over the pupils' war cry.

Tristan Moorgas said:

"Why is it always Wynberg, sensing some sort of favouritism."

Baa wrote:

"I’m at St. John’s, but that tuff."

User expressed:

"Ismaeel is too fine."

Motshephegi added:

"Enjoy this moment, boys. Growing up is a lot of work. Love helping some small content creators."

Melissa Campbell stated:

"South Africa is never boring."

Prodigalson commented:

"We should take these anthems and schoolboys to Springbok rugby games."

Donscarletrose replied:

"Love to see it while the game is going on."

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3 Epic war cry stories in Mzansi

• Briefly News reported that a video of a high school's stirring Zulu war cry has gone viral and stirred up deep emotions all throughout South Africa.
• Mzansi is both amazed and amused by the boys of St. David's Marist Inanda's most recent war cry, a vibrant and upbeat anthem with hip-hop influences, which has taken social media by storm.
• A strong "war cry" accompanied by an exhilarating hip-hop soundtrack, together with an emotional demonstration of pride and unity, has taken South Africa by storm.

Source: Briefly News