War Cry
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Did Will Smith just give us Gees? He sure did, highlighting the epic war cry talents of Wynberg Boys High in a new remix.

 

Global (26 June 2025) – South African school war cries are trending globally again, this time thanks to the guys at Trinix Music and none other than Will Smith, who seems to be making his way back to music.

With so many people asking about the school, the Trinix gents shared that it was, in fact, a South African school that inspired the remix.

“These guys are students from Wynberg Boys’ High School in South Africa and they are singing a school chants”

This isn’t the first time the school has earned global street cred. In 2024, a video on TikTok, which has since been removed, earned over 90 million views.

The chant “You talk a lot of nonsense with your mouth” often heard echoing at sporting events has become an iconic war cry by the school gents, who don’t have time for the smack that flies around school fields on major sporting days.

This very chant is the backdrop for the Trinix Music and Will Smith collab.

South Africans are loving the remix, filling the comments with pride and singing the praises of the Wynberg Boys High School students who have once again, flown the flag high.


Sources: TRINIX – Linked Above
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