The music also features special appearances by IPL cricketers Virat Kohli, Dale Steyn, Yuzvendra Chahal, Chris Morris, Anrich Nortjé, Kagiso Rabada and even AB de Villiers Jr.
De Villiers is currently in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2020, where he, according to India Today, became the first South African batsman in T20 history to breach the 9,000-run mark.
He reached the mark on Saturday during the Royal Challengers Bangalore's match against Sunrisers Hyderabad.
The unlikely pop star told KFM that the song was a “cry out for us to stand together”.
“This is just a song of hope and sort of a cry out for us to stand together. We are walking through a fire — you'll hear the lyrics talking about running through a fire. If we do it together, we can create flames which can turn into a positive thing,” he said.
De Villiers is not new to the music industry. In 2010, he collaborated with Afrikaans singer Ampie Du Preez on their bilingual pop album Maak Jou Drome Waar (Make Your Dreams Come True).
On Twitter, the Ndlovu Youth Choir said it was honoured to be part of the inspiring song.
“The song inspires us and we had loads of fun and we cannot wait to perform the song live with you,” said the choir.