5 Videos of School Students That Killed Amapiano, Bacardi and Kilimanjaro Dances and Went Tiktok Viral
  • South African school children love viral dance challenges and the internet is flooded with their vibey videos
  • Five TikTok videos of students performing amapiano and Bacardi dances caught the attention of millions of South Africans
  • The school kids showed off their impressive moves and they became internet sensations after their videos went viral

Mzansi is a dancing nation and the rise of Amapiano and Bacardi music genres has inspired lit viral dance challenges. Primary and High School children have dedicated every spare moment they have to shoot videos of their fancy footwork.

Briefly News has covered a lot of stories about talented students that have amazed South African social media users with their dance videos. Here are the cool kids that have gathered millions of views busting moves in their school uniforms.

Pretoria student performs Bacardi dance outside the State Theatre in front of schoolmates

A school girl @realkentofpitori012 put on a show for her fellow pupils and onlookers outside the State Theatre in Pretoria. The student was dancing to a fast Bacardi hit song and made the complicated steps look easy in the viral video.

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See her epic show in the video below:

3 School girls from Mpumalanga jump on the Yah Yah Yah dance challenge

Three friends danced to the Yah Yah Yah amapiano hit song and their video posted by @andraya.m_ was a huge success on TikTok. More than 3.6 million people viewed the video and people loved the kids' animated faces. Uncle Waffles even gave them a nod in the comments section.

Watch the Mpumalanga pupils in the short clip:

Sophia Al-Mansoor

Sophia Al-Mansoor

Global Business & E-Commerce Reporter

Sophia analyzes international trade, startup ecosystems, retail transformation, and supply chain logistics for modern digital publications.

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