Social media erupted with fervor following reports of the Springboks’ visit to South African billionaire Johann Rupert’s sprawling L’Ormarins Estate in Franschhoek, Western Cape, as part of their trophy tour. The online discourse, however, took an unexpected turn, with the most prominent voice being that of EFF leader Julius Malema.
Johann Rupert’s opulent estate, a multi-million-dollar masterpiece, set the stage for a celebration that ignited a virtual storm of opinions across Mzansi’s digital landscape. Malema, known for his outspoken nature, seized the opportunity to cast a critical eye on the Springboks. Creating a notable ripple in the online narrative.
Contrary to the verbal exchanges, a cascade of photos and videos from the purported party began to saturate social media platforms. This visual deluge, now viral, sparked a deluge of comments and views. Underscoring the public’s intense interest in the Springboks’ revelry at Johann Rupert’s estate.
In the images that captured the essence of the soirée, Major League DJz engaged in a lively conversation with the South African billionaire. Providing a glimpse into the blending of sports and opulence. A particularly striking photo showcased Faf de Klerk. Wearing an infectious smile while sharing a moment with the Major League DJz.
Mbonambi, another Springbok, added a rhythmic element to the gathering. Seen dancing and singing along as he swayed behind the DJz. Although some videos capturing the players and their significant others were deleted. They briefly illuminated the social media landscape, offering a sneak peek into the festivities.
As the digital realm absorbed the spectacle, Mzansi’s online community flooded various platforms with diverse opinions. One user, @wandaboiii10, humorously remarked, “CIC ngeke akhone ukulala ke vandag 
” (The Commander-in-Chief won’t sleep today). Another, @mandisimaneli, asserted, “The Rupert own this Country, period.”
Questioning the extent of Rupert’s influence, @wakimemela exclaimed. “I didn’t want to believe it when I heard Johann Rupert owns the Springboks… the question is, what doesn’t he own?” @arkhives96 observed. “They chilling with the President Of SA,” highlighting the perceived closeness between the sports icons and the political leadership.
@lethab0, echoing a sentiment rooted in socio-political discussions, posted. “Bring back the land boys 
,” infusing the conversation with a call for land reform and addressing historical imbalances.
