Labour Ward Takes Over TikTok with Biri Marung Challenge – ‘It Was the Doctor’s Idea,’ South Africa Reacts to 2.3M Views

by Pule Lebeloane

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The Biri Marung dance challenge has taken Mzansi by storm, becoming a viral sensation on TikTok with over 44.2K posts. The groovy Amapiano track has inspired countless South Africans to show off their best dance moves, and recently, the trend reached a whole new level when a labour ward joined in on the fun. The video, which has since racked up an impressive 2.5 million views, features new mothers, doctors, and nurses nailing the challenge right after giving birth, leaving viewers amazed by their energy and coordination.

South African TikTok trends have long been a source of entertainment, from skits to pranks, and the Biri Marung challenge was no different. Even public figures like an impersonator of President Ramaphosa have jumped on the bandwagon, adding to the widespread laughter. But it was the labour ward’s spirited performance that stole the spotlight. Social media users were quick to react, with many expressing how proud they were of the unique and joyful moment.

Watch the video below:

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When doctors, nurses and mothers destress, babies are healed!! 🤩🤰🏽💃🏽🩺🕺🏽🧑🏽‍🍼🥳 #SAMA28 #healthecareworkers #mothers #destress #prematurebaby #workenvironment #happy #doctor #doctorsoftiktok #nurse #paediatrics

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Some joked about how it must have been the doctor’s idea, given the energy and coordination displayed. One user, @sobhesh, quipped, “It was the doctor’s idea, trust me. A lot of nurses dislike pregnant women.” Meanwhile, @Malindi chimed in with, “One thing about nurses, doctors and their patients is we are besties; the problem is the family members and the community.”

The viral clip has sparked a wave of positive reactions, with many South Africans celebrating their local culture and humour. One viewer, @Phindi Moropa, expressed, “There’s no country like South Africa, and that’s why I will never leave my SA. It’s really nice here.”

The Biri Marung challenge continues to bring joy and unite South Africans with its infectious energy, proving once again how powerful dance and music can be in connecting people.

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