Wynberg Boys war cry
Photo Credit: @sawarcries

It’s almost impossible to scroll past; South African school war cries are unmatched!

 

Cape Town, South Africa (26 September 2025) – At this stage, Wynberg Boys’ High School have solidified their status as legends in the war cry game.

They’re top tier, having received their flowers from SA’s World Cup Rugby winning champions, and they’ve even made it onto a Will Smith track.

Worldwide, the Wynberg Boys’ war cries have clocked millions of views. They’ve kept it up with a fierceness that carries the school at every sporting match. Everybody gets involved, with the school band and war cry leaders drumming up an unmistakable energy.

Recently, the school went viral again, after SA Warcries shared a recent clip on TikTok. Uploaded two days ago, it already has over 5 million views and exemplifies the typical Wynberg Boys’ High School spirit we all know and love.

The cry, their spin on Migos’ Slippery chants the line “You Can Bet on Me, You Can Bet on Me!”

Watch:

@sawarcries_ this is the one 😍 #fyp #rugby #wynbergboys #rugby #viral ♬ original sound – SAWarcries_

The video has already caught the attention of thousands online, with viewers over the pond already familiar and obsessed with the energy that SA school war cries bring. It just hits differently. We know how to bring the gees, and we learn it early on.


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