This past weekend, the TikTok community did not let social-distancing stop them from celebrating Mandela Day.
Instead of going out, creators took part in the #MadibaJiveChallenge which encouraged the nation to get up and dance in celebration of the former President while inspiring others to do their 67 minutes of good.
Creators from all over the country came out in full force – creating 10 000 videos which resulted in over 3 million views. The Madiba spirit was definitely alive!
Take a look at some of our favourite creator videos here:
Lluvia Faye
@king_lluviahappy Madiba day🇿🇦 ##madibajivechallenge♬ S’funukwazi – Moozlie
Matthew J Power
@matthew_j_power🇿🇦Join the ##MadibaJiveChallenge 🇿🇦 tag me in your videos! ##dance ##amapiano ##DanceUp ##mattjpower ##mzansi♬ S’funukwazi – Moozlie
Justin de Nobrega
@justindenobregaaThis was so much fun 🇿🇦🤪 Dc: @matthew_j_power ##MadibaJiveChallenge ##DanceUP ##dance ##foryou ##afro ##mzanzi ##justindenobrega♬ S’funukwazi – Moozlie
Carmen Olympia
@carmenolympiaIn honour of a great man! ❤️🤗##MadibaJiveChallenge ##mandeladay ##mandeladay2020 ##pointeshoes♬ Nelson Mandela – Marianne Antonsen
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