Uganda’s world-famous dance group, Ghetto Kids, has once again put Africa on the global stage after delivering a spectacular performance during the FIFA World Cup 2026 Final halftime show. The talented young dancers shared the world’s biggest football stage with international music superstars Shakira and Burna Boy, performing the official FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem, “Dai Dai.”
The historic closing ceremony took place at the New York-New Jersey Stadium before a packed crowd of 80,663 fans, with the stadium reaching its maximum capacity. Millions more watched the event live across the globe as football giants Argentina and Spain battled in the World Cup final.
Among the distinguished guests in attendance was the President of the United States, who witnessed the remarkable performance by Uganda’s finest young entertainers. Their appearance marked another major milestone for African talent on one of the world’s largest entertainment and sporting platforms.
Following the unforgettable performance, Ghetto Kids shared an emotional message on their official social media pages, expressing gratitude for the opportunity.
> “Dreams really come true. Performing at the World Cup halftime show with Shakira was an experience we will carry with us for a lifetime.”
The heartfelt statement has inspired thousands of fans across Africa and beyond, with many praising the group’s dedication, resilience, and ability to represent Uganda on the global stage.
Over the years, Ghetto Kids have captured international attention through their energetic dance routines, inspiring story, and collaborations with global celebrities. Their latest achievement at the FIFA World Cup further cements their status as one of Africa’s most celebrated dance groups.
Their performance alongside Shakira and Burna Boy also highlighted the growing influence of African culture and entertainment in major international events, proving that African talent continues to command global recognition.
Aperit FM congratulates Uganda’s Ghetto Kids for this incredible achievement and applauds them for proudly flying the African flag high on the world stage. Their success serves as an inspiration to millions of young people across the continent to dream big and work hard toward achieving greatness.
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