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WATCH: Siya Kolisi celebrates Bafana Bafana with Tkzee song

Springboks rugby captain Siya Kolisi celebrated the national soccer team Bafana Bafana who recently played against Morocco in the African Cup of Nations (AFCON) quarterfinals and won 2-0. The rugby captain brought internet users to stitches when he played the famous Tkzee song during breakfast time for his kids.

The famous celebratory song called Shibobo (With Crowd) Final Countdown created in 1998 and featuring former Bafana Banana player Benni Mccarthy was also used during the Rugby World Cup when the Springboks won.

During breakfast, Siya posted a video of his unbothered kids and asked them if they knew the song, and also reminded them that it played during his World Cup celebration. He captioned the post saying, “Yho ama2000 don’t know what we know about @bafanabafanarsa but they will find out. @ronwen30 and the boys congrats I know the country is gonna be even more mad getting behind you! @mokoena_28@percytau22@mshishi18 @bennimac17.”

 

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Instagram users commented under this post with TV personality Maps Maponyane saying, “Please dad it’s too early for this” is all the energy they’re giving,” adding a laughing emoji to his comment.

Another user said, “They’re like Tata khawusiyeke torho. We outchea tryna eat brekkie!” Which translates to (Dad please leave us alone we are eating our breakfast).

Another user commented saying, “When you are still waking up and your dad’s energy already on 1000!”

Also see: WATCH: Bafana Bafana players perform Skomota dance celebrating their victory against Morocco

 

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