THIS COUNTRY IS CRAZY! (LOUDEST Filipino Crowds Singing in Concert | Reaction)

[@MrSammyCam]

I've got another reason to visit the Philippines. Their appreciation for live music is second to none 👏🏻 Thank you for all your comments guys! Keep the requests coming, I do try to read them all. 💜

[@peekabubu]

If you do a concert here, we'll be singing with you, Sammy. LMAOOO

[@RachelBantillo]

How bout Marcelito pomoy😅

[@XiaoGaming12]

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[@joybelstock2890]

You may want to check compilations of Filipinos singing at the malls, in classrooms and the Voice Kids. Pretty sure, you'll enjoy it.

[@SigilAnimus]

It doesn't even matter if it's another language Sammy 🥹 We will still sing it 😂

[@7samurai854]

My Italian mom has an amusing story while she was doing charity work in the Philippines. To prove that all Filipinos can sing, she was asked by a local teacher to pick any student at random. My mom picked three kids walking along the corridor (2 girls, 1 boy). The teacher asked them to sing any song of their choice in front of my mom. After some practice humming the three kids, who didn't know each other, sang a beautiful hymn complete with alternating tenor and soprano voices. My mom, a trained opera singer, was completely speechless. She was floored😃

[@catlady_arts]

This is so heartwarming to hear. Thank u for sharing this. ❤

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

Fortunately, she didn't pick the rare or the minority ones, if you know what I mean.😅

[@MGT08464]

Sorry bro but I think I'm not a Filipino because I can't sing I don't know how to sing my voice is so so bad yeah ah😅😂

[@marialuisabernardo626]

I'm glad I wasn't there 😂😂😂 otherwise I will ruin the whole thing

[@yezzashluarez6523]

​@@MGT08464 we are in 1% Filipino 😂😂

[@mishara_daily]

One of my fondest memories when I was studying in the Philippines is when there are no teacher around, a random classmate of mine either sings, plays a music or strings a guitar, all of us just sing along and it gets into a full blown jamming session (while still doing our own thing/task).

[@alonahendricks7230]

Same2x highschool

[@tuvilla42maryann]

And sometimes if there is music someone will do dancing 😂

[@marktommyvidallon1547]

this is so true…i had the same experience lol

[@Nicxlodian]

it's an average event when the teacher is gone in my 10th grade we have like 2 guitar 2 ukulele and a bit box then it's a full in room concert while doing our own homeworks

[@actuallysatan7105]

We were all doing a task on freehand , one of started humming "I want it that way". Guess what happened. The entire song. Those bits and pieces are treasures that keep me going.

[@candidlyjazsy]

Growing up here in PH, I was so used to a whole crowd singing in unison and harmonizing that I wasn’t aware that it’s not just a normal thing elsewhere. I thought this is what any kind of crowd sounds like anywhere in the world.

[@zenixii]

same, even to the point i thought philippines was just singing the song and not even trying to harmonize unlike other countries 😭😭

[@GagaJuna]

I think only me I can't sing here in Philippines 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@GreySeashell-j3m]

I thought so too 😅

[@crisezekielestrada8401]

​@@GagaJuna its ok your beautiful

[@GagaJuna]

@@crisezekielestrada8401 ohh thank you dear ♥️♥️♥️

[@jhonanovero7216]

Concerts in the Philippines aren’t concerts. They’re jamming sessions for the artists. You play, we sing along and everyone has a great time.

[@renconcepcion7585]

RM of BTS once said that "in the Philippines, you don't have to sing for them, they will sing for you." It's often a joke that Filipinos would pay to go to a concert, not to watch the artist, but to sing for the artist. 😂 Kidding aside though, I have been smiling while watchinh the whole video. Filipinos love to sing anytime, anywhere. In school, in church, at home, during a timeout at a sporting event, at work, on the street, literally anywhere. It's our simple, inexpensive way to express and entertain ourselves.

[@LetUsShineBangtan]

ARMY💜

[@aeris7453]

this is so real

[@b3blueblue]

So true!

[@marygracecagas8572]

👍💯💯💯❤️

[@mixma519]

That sounds so endearing, being able to sing to your beloved artist.

[@olivervandebeer7492]

As a nurse in San Francisco, CA, I work with lots of Filipino nurses and they really give great parties. They are a very close population and easy to get to know. They work hard and have big hearts.

[@ThinkingHappy]

Right every Filipino have 1 kilogram of heart

[@emmanymphabacaoco]

Actually during Coldplay's concert he recorded a part where Filipinos are singing. It is part of his new released album. So happy Chris Martin he did that

[@MrSammyCam]

That's incredible! Which song is this sampled in?

[@ro_rensu]

@@MrSammyCam the song is called JUPITER, from their latest album

[@KeikoSan-e5e]

​@@MrSammyCamHope you could also react to arthur nery originals and covers.

[@channellyn]

Chorus backup in Jupiter. Proud to be part of it.. 😊

[@channellyn]

Actually, the Artists can chill here, we do the singing.. 😅

[@dontmindme9808]

I was there in that Coldplay concert, I sang that shit hard. I come from Cebu and I was so happy to be there. Philippines for life. 🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@dmi33]

Contrary to popular belief, not all Filipinos can sing but the ones that can't can still play an instrument or dance. 100% of Filipinos have some type of musical talent.

[@mambarimasu]

True. I'm Filipino but I can't sing shit. I play the piano and sell art for a living. Filipinos are creatives.

[@maryroselegarde4479]

maybe im not a filipino then😂 I cant sing and I cant play any instrument how sad😢 but my whole family has good voice and can play guitar .. maybe my parents adopted me.

[@youllneverknowifmycommenti7840]

Not me, tho, and I'm quite disappointed in myself for that because being able to have a great voice seems so cool to have. 😭

[@floki3976]

Kasama ba dyan yung timing kase yun lang ata meron ako 😂

[@ColdRose0603]

Not me tho

[@jinkookbickeringsevendaysaweek]

Karaoke might be a Japanese word, but *_Filipinos are the DEFINITION_* 😂

[@paulmonteccino9003]

YEAH!

[@lourdes86179]

Invented by a filipino

[@Barrosy]

I visit there during last christmas for the 2024 into 2025 transition and it was my first time visiting the Philippines as a European. One thing I learned that Karoake is such a big thing in the Philippines and I'm not surprised everyone knows how to sing there (even if it's only a little bit).

[@partyeslife8157]

i always say this. if you're an musician or singer/ artist, your goal should be to make a song that the filipinos will sing in a karaoke. they will immortalize it, your song will live on in many many generations to come! :)

[@mm-yl2tn]

True😂

[@VianPlays]

Lol, it will be played on full blast by the jeepney and tricycle drivers for everyone to hear. I think that's another way Filipinos end up remembering the lyrics. There's music almost everywhere. The only places I've been that didn't have that were the high-end places where the rich and famous live.

[@MaximaToluene]

Mariah Carey getting carried during Christmas lol

[@accelerator1260]

​​@@MaximaToluene **Ber months 😂 September to December. Sometimes January 😂

[@o_o9220]

Fr, even filipinos who actually didn't learn the english language, you'll be surprised how they can sing the eng lyrics song heartfully ❤

[@shannonpelaez]

I was at Ed’s concert in Manila where Callum Scott was the opening act. I was just totally lost in the moment while Callum was singing with the setting sky as his dramatic backdrop. It was so picturesque, the crowd harmonizing, the perfect weather. Ugh what a night! And I haven’t even started with Ed’s performance 🥹💚

[@aristeia9797]

We were there! One of the best nights!

[@ninomaria9141]

Artisits come to the Philippines to be serenaded by Filipinos with their own song.😂 Seriously, that is the Filipino's love language & appreciation, singing along .🥰

[@rogeliozamora9264]

That's so true!

[@anateodosiavillanueva5256]

Nag bayad ng ticket para sa sariling concert sabi nga nila 😂

[@Elle100-z2d]

❤❤❤😂😂 True

[@SakuraNozomi]

As a Filipino living in PH, in our country Filipinos love music they love to sing,dance,do karaoke and party everyday with music, It gives them happiness from negative times and gives them the positive vibes

[@BobetAlcordo]

I am Filipino, and I grew up in a house where music played from the stereo from morning until night. It was only turned off when we watched TV. As a child, that kind of environment became normal for me until I became an adult. That’s why, with music playing daily and so often from the stereo, almost every song sounds familiar and is easy to sing in case I need to.

[@georgia-zw9fq]

Same experience. When I was 7 years old and our family moved next door to my grandparents and uncles in the early 60's, I was introduced to the music of that era which I came to love and know by heart because my uncles loved to play those songs for hours on their stereo, either early in the morning on weekends when I would wake up to the sound of the Cascades' Rythm of the Falling Rain or The Last Leaf or during the late afternoons or early evenings before dinner sitting at their sala listening to the songs of Patti Cline and Connie Francis. Those were the happiest and most unforgettable moments of my childhood that influenced my appreciation for music as part of my life to this day.

[@vanillaboy-rr8dv]

Hell yeah brother note I'm 17

[@vanillaboy-rr8dv]

What I'm saying is I grow up hearing a lot of music and why with the 17 thing is I get what you're saying

[@jeanettepatanindagat4515]

True😂😂😂😂 from 4am to 6pm,none stop stereo😂😂😂😂

[@chocofountain]

am news in the morning then fm music throughout the day

[@auntypineapple6991]

I randomly found this video and oh my - I love love love this! I’m Filipina living on Maui. This is a lovely compilation. I watched until the end. I’m part of the 1% Filipinos who can’t sing (or sing out of tune) 😂 - but I still love to sing 😂 - Thank you for this feature and for your kind words about the Filipino Crowds singing. ❤

[@PsychometricPeach]

Filipino crowd can sing in any language. Thank you for this.

[@lindziep6319]

😂 true whatever language is the song in concerts Filipinos can sing it in unison 😅 i thought its same with other country but many foreigners said no Filipinos are on another level 😅

[@janefromwi]

❤❤❤❤

[@ohnnunna247]

It is safe to assume that an artist cannot claim to be an international artist unless they have this pinoy concert experience where the crowd harmonizes with the artist. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@LetLetV1130]

Yeah, I could say Philippines has the best crowd on concerts that's why many artist love the Philippine crowd. Like what BTS said, they don't need to sing during performances because the crowd sings for them even if it's Korean. And you're right Filipinos are good singers. Thank you❤

[@erwinabos2500]

its wrong it just.like.in inuman or drinking.session..we just.want.to sing together not to sing for the singer..singer may have a.signal.na its my turn you all stop.for a while

[@lis5492]

Concerts, tournaments and other thing PH crowd never disappoints

[@annaurbano7383]

We, Filipinos don't cry when we are born into the world ... we SING!❤❤❤ And we show our love for the singers when we sing their songs with them. Thank you for this feature @MrSammyCam!

[@ramposhusdaipan66]

Filipino concert feat. the artist

[@judelynjalusjos1337]

😂😂😂

[@Marz0905]

😂😂😂

[@carloalvarez6602]

😂😂😂

[@bernsteiner88]

so funny HAHAHA 😂😂😂

[@arnelgabuya5498]

LMAO

[@hannijobs]

The energy of Filipino crowds at concerts is unbelievable! When Filipinos sing along, it’s like the entire venue turns into one massive karaoke party! You can really feel the passion and love for the music, and the voices are so strong-nonstop hype! It’s goosebumps-inducing, especially when everyone sings together. It makes you proud to be part of such a crowd.

[@georgia-zw9fq]

The four guys singing Stand By Me are on a stage somewhere in Abu Dhabi, if am not mistaken, before an audience of largely Filipino OFWs who hijacked the chorus by singing the Tagalog parody called Banyo Queen (Toilet Queen) popularized by Filipinos during karaoke drinking sessions and they are laughing because the lyrics contain toilet humor.

[@izkabeche]

It’s Banyo Queen by Andrew E 😂

[@KM-ew3lt]

17:39 Came here to say this! Here's the full song by Andrew E. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kHyoYaCcr5yMhKcfeature=shared

[@jjavie2174]

That was real fun to see

[@sakuseihuoshen]

Rather than toilet, it would be bathroom

[@JessieParungao]

Yeah Filipino crowd sings naturally like singing their national anthem...know the song by heart...proud to be one👍👍

[@carobs35]

Hi MrSammyCan... The Corrs from Ireland broke out in tears, she cant believe that the audience still know the lyrics of Runaway by heart.

[@zurilix]

they'll have a concert again on February 2025

[@zurilix]

well the corrs is one of my fave band and i still know lyrics of their famous songs.😊

[@juliepizarro5624]

@@zurilixwhen???!!! Where can I buy tickets?

[@ggcrudo]

It is like each one of us is doing personal duet with the artist but all of us at the same time. That is the reason for the heart and harmony

[@mylesestremera]

this bit is easy, it's in English. Try listening to a crowd on a KPop concert, and they harmonize in Korean, a language we don't speak on the daily?! I'm always mind-blown. I always get goosebumps!

[@ching2117]

Filipino mamas started introducing us to music while we were still in the womb. That's why we all love to sing, which makes us a great concert audience. We jam with the artist.

[@jethierromescobar3056]

Proud Filipino Here.... Filipino is just appreciating international and local singers..

[@darklordzerato]

@10:02 Nothing's planned on the 🇵🇭 concert ground, just pure instinct and love for the music!💕❤😊

[@dianasayson2846]

There's no time. Sometimes the concert's already started before some members of the crowd can get in. 🤦‍♀️

[@myyou7335]

if the artist has an organized fan groups in the country, they can arrange it I think on twitter or something. They'll explain when the fans are allowed to belt crazy loud. that's it. no dry run just instructions.

[@richardprado8453]

Man broooo’ Filipinos are amazing people!!! Love them! Happy people and best joker in the world😂😂😂 Im filipino live in UGANDA💪🇵🇭🇺🇬

[@pyrovian]

I was waiting for The Corrs one!! too short a clip here but I think that was the best and most emotional!

[@MrSammyCam]

I’ll definitely try to find a longer clip for the next video! 💜

[@lepunksmoothie]

Indeed, Andrea (main vocalist) got so emotional upon hearing the Manila crowd sing along to a song that they released and performed 20+ years ago!

[@ranzcelinestar]

Yes!!! I've watched it too many times already but it still makes me cry

[@estrellitagallito2329]

@@MrSammyCam yes, the artists even felt into tears after hearing the crowd sings back to them

[@gemmaflorescolar8131]

That’s why The Corrs will be coming back to Manila.

[@samanthaandal6580]

Olivia Rodrigo's concert was craaaaazyyyy you could literally feel the arena vibrating & i didn't get my voice back til like Tuesday (the concert was on a Saturday)

[@chemistIT]

But did you get to enjoy the voice of the artist with all the noise around you?

[@Familylove2]

Bruno Mars and Olivia half Filipinos❤

[@timberhead2069]

Nicole Scherzinger Enrique Iglesias H.E.R.

[@summerbourne8854]

That’s why they know ❤

[@janefromwi]

❤🎉🎉

[@alonahendricks7230]

@@timberhead2069 and Vanessa Hudgens

[@Wizard608]

Sandara Park doesn't have Filipino blood but she grew up in the Philippines and speaks Tagalog. She's Filipina by heart.

[@FelizaCamba-xc8ph]

I'm a filipino watching from National City, California. Thank you for reacting to the filipino crowd and musuc. I just subscribed. Continue to promote filipino culture,music,food and the beauty of our country and you will surely get more filipino subcribers.

[@mhiles1976]

Filipinos crowd are the back up singer.👏👏❤

[@missterbenjo2157]

when we attend concerts whether local artists or foreign artists and the music/song is bursting in our chest.. we will sing a long with the artist. and it’s like we can do that the entire night of the show or concert.

[@CillaRogador-bd9rb]

If you are performing in front of Filipinos it's no problem if you forgot the lyrics just direct the microphone in the crowd and they sings for you.

[@janefromwi]

❤❤❤🎉🎉

[@lavandermaro1401]

Exactly😂😂😂

[@ramonbenito9840]

Filipino audience sing during concerts to feel one with their favorite singers. It is a rare chance to share and bond.

[@Cons2911]

I’m not an artist but that must be a good feeling hearing thousands of people singing your song

[@barbierimando8133]

Filipinos learn the songs by heart. Even adlibs are important so during simple get togethers, we jam with music and do the same thing and it just gets better when you it in a concert. People can go to different concerts with different genres of music but can still sing along.

[@tesseoul]

Mind you, even Korean lyrics, we sing along! Filipino fans are legit!🎉

[@Lovenakitatv]

😅😅😅

[@noritacantal2801]

Its amazing for me.❤❤❤

[@bennyarcilla9387]

Kpoopers reveals

[@janefromwi]

🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@AkilahMay]

fr lol

[@Luxurylxemo]

Im so proud to be a Filipino and i love all the celebrities in America! ❤❤ Being a Filipino is full of energy and im happy about that 🫶 (MABUHAY!)

[@marben776]

Filipinos love to sing ang singing along with the artist is how they enjoy their music.

[@KalilingGaming]

Last October, we went to a LANY concert in Cebu and sang from the first to the last song. This is how Filipinos are supportive. Proud to be pinoy🇵🇭

[@lolyviclaurente2039]

Filipino fans they like to memorize the lyrics of the songs of their stars they like.

[@Kukaiiii]

including the adlibs and the backend vocal!! lol

[@sampaguitaserrano3058]

​@@KukaiiiiTrue😊

[@roleneee]

So true. Older or especially generations from 90’s used to buy a lyric book or even just write the lyrics of the song so they could memorize it 🤣

[@ronaldfabian5752]

once or twice to hear its already done.

[@eulerpama9123]

The fact that they're even in sync with the singers proves that their song is famous or well known in Philippines that also tells us how they idolized the one singing it. Proves how their songs where loved by Filipino crowd👏👏👏👏👏

[@blackybaklita2182]

Hey Sammy! In case you’re not aware, Filipinos love singing, boxing, billiards, basketball and beauty pageants - Philippines has 15 titles in major international beauty pageants: Miss Universe, Miss Earth, Miss World and Miss International.🙂

[@camalusman7635]

Cringey off the roof🤣..No need to be like that instead let them know by their own will so you will be more respected. 🙏✌️✌️ yo.

[@ynaleonor3445]

😂

[@solo8827]

sess kulang na lang lumabas ulit ang "proud pinoy" statement. KSP talag ang pinoy. sabihin nyo "insecure" na lahi tayo kasi kelangan na lang palagi ganito. hanggat ganito pagai ang mga pinoy sa YT, insecure na race tayo.

[@solo8827]

ikaw ba ay part sa statistics na nagpapatunay na insecure race ang pilipino? ganitong statement kasi ang nagpapatunay sa insecurities ng pinoy. idagdag mo na lang ang "proud pinoy here"..

[@camalusman7635]

@@solo8827 Exactly . Parang kulang na lang lumuhod na mavalidate para magustuhan ng ibang lahi🙄. Namamalimos ng atensyon😭

[@LeomarPuentenegra-bs7sk]

Every Filipino love to sing…nakakatuwang pakinggan at nakaka proud😂😂😂😂

[@melanietacud1376]

Bruno Mars, Olivia Rodrigo is Half Filipino so they are well loved and support them👑😍🇵🇭 because there's English Songs that's is interpreted in Tagalog song or make it a Novelty Song or kinda Funny Wholesome version😍👍

[@partyeslife8157]

when i think of novelty song i think of da coconut nut 🤣🤣

[@susangraham7279]

Thank you for loving our Filipino Heritage, I'm a new subscriber. More Power To Your KZbin Channel 🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸

[@elizabethlingatong3585]

We filipinos are the loudest crowd and the most dedicated ones..😊😊😊

[@bittytods]

watching Filipino crowds singing with the artists always, like I mean always bring tears to my eyes!♥

[@T.JamDiaries]

I was waiting for the “APOLOGIZE” song of OneRepublic live in Manila 2023. It was also insane how the crowd was as able to get the different notes assigned to them.

[@lyndonrelorcasa4108]

it brings a tear to my eyes...so amuse...and the connection..absolutely astonishing!!!

[@RX0_GundamUnicorn]

10:57 what I can deduce happened here is that most of the crowd got *locked in* while singing that when Harry Styles stopped they just continued on, you can faintly hear about 20-15% of the crowd go a little quiet for a moment but like a domino effect, when they heard the majority continue to sing they rejoined and continued too

[@win6427]

I have watched most of your videos about Ph. And I think the reason why we love you is because your reactions are so genuine! You are welcome here and to enjoy the beauty of the Ph.

[@keithrichardson6836]

You get two simultaneously concerts for the price of one in the Philippines' best fans supporters great reaction 👏👌

[@JuverMabasa]

Thank you for this video man!

[@BlancNoix14]

Yes, we do harmonize and sing the adlib stop during concerts. 😅

[@jenniesalas7023]

Filipinos are very talented thank you for recognizing us💕

[@angelogumnad8206]

singing along with the artist is proof that we like their songs enough that we've got it memorized. Its also our way of showing that we are true fans.

[@nojso]

This is one of the most genuine reactions I've watched in a while. Subscribed!!!

[@marlonguzman2471]

Bruno Mars is half-Filipino (mother is Filipina). Olivia Rodrigo is 1/4 Filipina. Just FYI. When the audience sang to the tune of "Stand By Me", they sang a Filipino novelty version of the song. FYI.

[@リア花子]

I believe Olivia is also half Filipino. Her dad’s Filipino. ☺️

[@pezzacorn5919]

@@リア花子her Lolo is the pure fil who migrated to the US.

[@MynameisPye]

Olivia is half filo. Her father is pure Filo from a pure filo parents.

[@marlonguzman2471]

Oh, you're right, Olivia is also half-Filipino.

[@angelicraga]

This is heartwarming. Thanks for making this video ❤

[@johnpaulpasco2508]

Philippines loves music so much, no matter what kind of genre that is, any artists that will come here, there’s always a fan and majority of Filipinos know how to sing.

[@ascelinpenaflor7901]

Thank you for the video, hearing thousands of my fellow Filipino sing and thier souls connected by a song, it made me tear up how beautiful such crowd could be for the artist and how beautiful to be connected through a song full of emotion that could even reach your soul. ❤

[@OREOGAMINGYTcodm]

Bruno mars knows it! Cause he’s half filipino🇵🇭

[@LocoDLuffy9x]

I'm literally crying ;-; Thank you for making this video. It literally healed me

[@dragons4946]

in the Philippines, 40% of the time there is a concert, the artist is the crowd and the crowd is the artist. it brings a tear in my eyes to see my fellow Filipinos 😢

[@Lovenakitatv]

❤❤❤

[@TINAPAYhungry]

4:06 I went to the Olivia Rodrigo concert and I can confirm that the crowd was amazing

[@IreneNabas]

Maybe your sleeping😂😂😂

[@remycastroverde3846]

Almost in Filipino homes there is a karaoke and these songs are in it thats why we Filipinos are familiar of the lyrics of these songs,,,,Its one of the reasons why they sang it in concerts,,,,singing in almost all occasions ,,,,,we love music

[@Lunafreya_Nox]

Almost Filipino homes daw ? Yung almost mo 5% lng SA 100 at anong almost Jan halos d nga maka afford Ng Vinyl karaoke pa kaya.MABILIB pa ako qong Almost FIESTA may pa SOUND SYSTEM ang barangay tapos mga CD player pa ang isasaksak... Yung karaoke medyo late Ng naka afford Nyan at Hindi Rin almost houses kase rental lng din kahit ngayun! ,,ang Tao ngayung henerasyon nah Dati pinanganak Ng 70-90s na marunong kumanta kase lumaking nakikinig sa radyo mga musica,harana,maka afford pa ng guitara at tumutugtog na karamihan jan kesa SA KARAOKE mo... _tapos Yung 90's babies na lumaking 2000's mas naglilista payan Ng mga lyrics dati² SA notebook , di kaya bumibili ng songhits kesa SA magkaraoke.... songhits is the best partner Ng kantahan SA radyo kase may basehan sila tapos nong afford muna TV nood² nah ng MYX MUSIC era of 2005-2010 tapos 2010 and up pa KZbin² na ang Tao.

[@FT30868]

Thank you for appreciating us as well, MrSammyCam! ❤ The concerts do become big sing-alongs and we love pleasing the artists we watch.

[@josemarqueztagle5414]

Mr SammyCam, Callum Scott is British who first emerged as a singer when he join the X- Factor UK few years back.

[@baconyt5681]

Thank you for your kindness to our culture ❤❤❤ me and our country

[@lightfoot1Juke]

🥰🥰🥰Crowd singing - we had extensive training since elementary singing in unison the Philippine National Anthem outside on the court. Even when it's raining we're inside each classroom singing in unison.

[@kubli365]

Yeah the national anthem is a relatively hard song to sing

[@FranklinSombilon]

"Stand by me" and "Banyo Queen" Never thought that it would mix well

[@amy79-d8g]

That’s what you get when you grew up with Regine Velasquez music.

[@noriemaefernandez3644]

😂😂😂😂

[@Pinkcake-d8p]

18:01 song is a foreign singers who sung the music "stand by me" however Filipinos sing with them in the a Filipino "Banyo Queen" tune sung by Filipino artist Andrew E. Banyo Queen means Closet queen.

[@yjjni8642]

18:18 the artists were singing their own song, and the crowd instead sang a filipino ver/cover of that song. that's why the band was confused and entertained at the same time because the crowd was singing the same song, just with a different set of lyrics 😂

[@summerbourne8854]

I think that’s Moffats?

[@KawaiiMr.Dimples]

It's basically a parody named Banyo (toilet) Queen.

[@unloyal4847]

Bruno was such a sensation here, from the north to the south you could hear his music alll over the radios, the kareokes, jeeps and all that, his songs are beautiful and basically what a generation listened to and still do.

[@saskiaaa]

Those two videos about the Cowboy and the one next to it. Filipinos made their own cover of it, thats why theyre laughing because the lyrics theyre singing is actually funny. And the Banyo Queen is a tagalog rap song by ANdrew E. thats why he's asking " what are u singing, but i like it" hahahaha And yes Filipinos has the best crowd I couldnt even pick a favorite clip I guess the Olivia Rodrigo ones... coz its recent. and the Cold Play and Zed. :) but dammmmnnn all of these gave me goosebumps ngl..

[@MattMallari]

Thank u so much for all your nice and good comments about about us filipino crowds..filipino can really sing and can communicate to every nations through music.

[@itsannph-Ener-G]

Thank you Filipino crowd so amazing indeed❤️

[@jinwooeonssi]

What theee.... They all soud like angels especially with Olivia's concerts 😮

[@Teriyaki418]

I’m a Filipino. I can attest that Filipino are crazy talented with the arts-singing and dancing. I missed out on the gene pool. The ones like me became the healers of the world as nurses as the number 1 Philippine export.

[@meynardarellano4156]

why do you compliment but adding crazy word, well if you are crazy then its not me..even if westerners are using that word you immitater.

[@feef2963]

😆

[@cheskatv28]

I watch your clip about the Filipinos, thanks for being kind, actually all fellows Filipino really like to sing, local and international songs..it's a habit of everyone, specially when it comes have a problem or happy moments Filipino sings very well.. Hope someday you visit the Philippines, to see the most beautiful scenery here.. Thank you

[@archiegaridoofficial]

That's the original singer and the Filipino audience were making their own lyrics with the same beat, thats pure talent.

[@rowenanadao4488]

Thak you for the appreciation Mr Sammy

[@nbx2au]

Watched GiGi De Lana in Sydney with a few thousand PH It was the first time that the entire theatre was as one voice in tune and they all knew the lyrics and were able to keep the tune.

[@Nordz11]

I love the way you explain. Its not just a reaction the whole video👏👏

[@CezRegala]

They are there to perform the concert but in turn the crowd do the concert for them... Amazing Filipino crowd

[@jimmydejulian7033]

Yea, one Filipino can sing like that, how much more with a multitude of them there singing at the top of their voices!❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊

[@beamiras7690]

If we love the song, be it on another language, we will be sure to sing it because we know it by heart.❤

[@GLo636]

You gotta find the video of Adam Levine when he went off-key and the Filipino crowd sang on top of him to get him back on-key!

[@bangtan-bini]

I attended Harry's LOT concert and looking back at the concert videos I took , we were really loud but sounded heavenly! The Sign of the Times really was a special moment.

[@colinareshenry4249]

Thank you for recognize my country which is Philippines.

[@trishamarr946]

I believe for the Banyo Queen, like the singer Andrew E. known singer, comedian and actor, made a rendition for the song “Stand by me” but changed the lyrics to “Lumalabas, Banyo Queen” in English translation “Coming out, Bathroom Queen” cause it was for a movie from the same name “Banyo Queen.” I also believe it’s a comedy movie. If that helps.

[@st01c39]

I just wanted to say how much I appreciate your insightful reviews and the way you highlight how Filipinos connect with music. I respect you Sam. Please stay the same.