Two young South African children became viral sensations for belting the national anthem with heart at the 2023 Rugby World Cup semi-final match in France.
The adorable children are seen in a TikTok video passionately singing the song before a rugby matchSource: TikTok
Two tiny tots just set the internet ablaze with their epic performance of the South African national anthem, all while cheering on the Springboks.with heart and you can practically feel the passion oozing from the screen. The video didn't gain a little attention, it went viral with more than 1.5 million views and a whopping 141,000 likes.
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