UKZN Cheerleaders Light Up Social Media With Their Incredible Dance Moves
- A video showcasing the University of KwaZulu-Natal PMB cheerleaders has left many students across South Africa wishing their own universities had similar groups.
- This talented crew, featuring a group of young women and two men, dazzled with their performance set to Kanye West’s hit song "Mercy."
- After catching a glimpse of the TikTok video posted by the team, fans flocked to the comments section to shower the group with praise and admiration.

The TikTok page belonging to the UKZN cheerleading squad recently became the talk of the town when they posted a video that perfectly captured their incredible talent and coordination. The group performed a breathtaking routine to Kanye West's "Mercy," featuring Big Sean, and their energy was absolutely electric. It’s no wonder that the clip quickly went viral, earning over 116,000 views and 11,000 likes.
UKZN Cheerleading Squad is Raising the Bar
In the video, the students brought the house down with their synchronized moves, set against the backdrop of the rugby field. What stood out even more was the inclusion of two male members in the group, adding a unique twist to the performance. Their ability to blend seamlessly into the routine highlighted their skill and dedication to the craft. Watching them perform was like witnessing a masterclass in teamwork and rhythm.
If you haven’t seen the video yet, don’t miss out! Check it out below:
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Mzansi Fans Can’t Get Enough of This Group
After the video dropped, the internet erupted with excitement. Social media users couldn’t help but express their admiration for the UKZN cheerleaders in the comments section. Some fans even went as far as picking their favorites from the group, while others expressed their longing to experience university life with such vibrant activities. The engagement was so high that the video quickly became a trending topic.
One user, @saintmriankosi, couldn’t help but lament, "Niyenzelani lento yokuthi niqale lento yoku cheerleader sesaqeda thina ukufunda lapho (Why are you only starting this thing after we exited that institution)?😭😭😭😭😭😭." Clearly, they were wishing they had been part of such a lively campus scene.
Another user, @pretty.gurl.slique, chimed in, "Why doesn’t DUT have cheerleaders? It’s about time we saw more of these exciting groups at other institutions!" It was clear that the video had sparked a conversation about the need for cheerleading squads at other universities.
@_im.phiiwe added a humorous note, "Howard cheerleaders do better pls…look at what other kids are doing 😔." While they may have been joking, it was evident that the UKZN team had set a high standard.
For @sthezungu, the standout moment came from one of the male dancers. "The guy is one person with the energy and vibes he caught my eye shame 😍😍," they exclaimed, showing just how captivating the performance was.
Not everyone was as enthusiastic, though. @naledigudazi commented, "Ay, Westville does not have time for this." It seems that not everyone is ready to embrace cheerleading just yet.
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Finally, @mahlomujnrkazii summed up the sentiment of many aspiring students, "This is why I wanna go to Uni😔😍." The video had clearly inspired dreams of university life filled with fun and excitement.
Cheerleaders from the University of the Western Cape Leave a Lasting Impression
Earlier, the cheerleading squad from the University of the Western Cape made waves on social media with their own impressive performances. A video compilation of their practice sessions went viral on TikTok, capturing the hearts of many fans. The online community was quick to commend the team for their incredible choreography and teamwork, with some students even sharing that they had witnessed the group in action during practice.
It’s clear that cheerleading is gaining traction in South African universities, and these talented teams are proving that they can hold their own on the global stage. With each performance, they inspire a new generation of students to get involved and showcase their skills. Here’s hoping that more universities follow suit and bring the excitement of cheerleading to their campuses!

