People Hear Filipino Kids Nailing English Songs For the First Time!!!( REACTION)

[@carpediemxx]

Filipino really love singing, and they are "glorifying" Powerhouse so much..I feel most of Filipino singers who are popular has that very powerful strong voice.

[@chaela9437]

true, there used to be a time that almost all winners of singing contests are belters, so glad that the music scene right now is more welcoming to all singing styles

[@deku-3333]

🇵🇭🤝🇹🇭🤝🇻🇳🤝🇲🇾

[@thepolyglotzone]

I'm from Mexico but, I love Juan Karlos, ngl Also, Dionela, Lola Amour, Dilaw, and Calein

[@ChristineRioDomo-os]

Finally, they reacted to something about All Filipino content only. I think this is a great way to introduce different culture to others by focusing one topic and reacted by different people from different countries.

[@lizzzzl]

The Filipina in this vid explains it really well how much music and singing embedded in our daily living or culture. Though I believe the singing talent is genetic too and was just intensely honed because of the encouragement it gets from the environment in the Philippines.

[@thiagooliveira583]

Not Miguel surprised by their English when English is an oficial language there hahaha I confess I didn't know that either though LMAO

[@chanelvenus]

I literally just commented about this lol, he’s so ignorant 💀

[@CaneZyle]

It's okay, not everyone knows the country.

[@anaestima8688]

@@chanelvenus Do you know the other official languages of the other countries?

[@zerked.]

@@chanelvenus "hes so ignorant" well he's not Filipino so he wouldn't know? just like how you probably dont know the languages in portugal

[@avakiin6614]

It's not like he's American who should actually know some more than the average foreigner regarding a former colony of their country.

[@anelsnts]

As a Filipino, I know of someone who, as a child, never sang at home while everybody in his family did. Maybe he was too shy. But when he got inspired having a girlfried at 16 he started to sing love songs of high keys at their home karaoke. His family, together with the neighborhood, got surprised and they pushed him to join, eventually winning most of the time, local community to national singing contests, and the rest is history. He is now a famous singing celebrity and composer.

[@tylergomez7673]

Who?

[@maechavez7485]

Sino?

[@juliebelleazpa3517]

Ah si "Someone"...

[@konohagakurejonin4461]

Haha. Sino yun? Kailangang ma confirm.​@@tylergomez7673

[@charfree6888]

who?

[@MybiasisMikha]

Filipinos love singing and that's why they are so good at it

[@junesantos543]

It's nice that Ate is starting a new career as 🇵🇭 Ambassador of Goodwill.. Even by this simple jamming with friends of different nationalities, foreigners could easily Learned Simple PH🇵🇭 culture.. NICE ONE.. Ate!! 💕🇵🇭

[@lizzzzl]

The Filipino rep is so accurate in her description like: 1) every household has a portable home karaoke machine that's why you'll hear your neighbors sing even during midnights ..she even mentioned the brand Magic Sing 😂 2) We put so much premium on "belting" thus we love power vocalists like Mariah, Whitney, Beyonce,and a lot of black singers 3) every one sings in karaoke in any typical Pinoy parties or gathering, thus mic sharing/passing happened so they don't have to fight over a mic lol 4) singing in supermarkets or malls is common because we like "testing" the mic instead of buying it 😂 so we get to have free vocal training any day hehehe

[@EdwinDelPilar-o4n]

Filipinos will just blurted out into singing whatever we are doing, anytime, anywhere. I think its just one way of sighing. We substitute singing for sighing cause the latter is just gloomy from the inside. But whatever we sing it translates from our emotions and feelings of what we are currently doing. Sounds like musical but candid. Usually in the chorus part, a particular song for a particular emotion/feelings while doing a task of that particular moment. "Give me one moment in time" hahaha. That's Filipinos for you.

[@kish9836]

Guilty... Yesterday, I decided to turn our TV on and sing some old songs... And earlier, I felt like singing so I did. When I was in the bathroom, while I was walking upstairs, and when I was in bed... It just comes out for some reason lol.

[@mommywanz]

Can't even do the cleaning, or any housework without music and me singing along 😂😂

[@samanthamccallum13]

I'm half Filipina and I do this

[@VivianBenabese]

We Filipinos express our emotions in either through singing, dancing or composing poems or short stories....

[@grigori_mystico]

True.... it's our natural outlet.

[@anthonystarita1149]

🥳

[@deku-3333]

🇵🇭🤝🇹🇭🤝🇻🇳🤝🇲🇾

[@marjorieferrer9520]

Or yelling at your neighbor who can’t carry a tune but won’t let go of the mike for the last 36 hours.

[@edmundcasey7765]

SINGING HELPS RELEASE STRESS. . . . it helps temporarily forget your woes. . . . .IT HELPS UNITE US ALL . ...

[@lizzzzl]

Also, what's more impressive is that Filipinos learned singing by emulating whatever they hear in their environment growing up ( radio,tv,and singing neighbors included 😂) and they never really had to go through vocal trainings because most of them could not afford these classes. Filipino kids would start singing as early as 3 yrs old and if you apply the principle of "10000 hours training" of anything consistently, you'll reach "perfection" or the expert level. The Filipinos don't even realize that they've been training their voice all their lives because they're simply enjoying singing as a hobby too. Only thing different is they always choose that hardest songs in karaoke hehehe

[@marknofies]

hello i really enjoyed watching your videos like this, love from the Philippines 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@NimaYousefi8873]

Love perfect asian countries. Indonesia and Philippines.❤❤🇮🇩🇵🇭

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Yeah Perfect Combination of course 😊😊

[@1estab41]

First country overseas and stayed for 30 days gondola and Ina kuta Bali, and Indonesia. Considered my second home/country, Love from the Philippines ❤️👍

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

@@1estab41 Nice one 😊😊

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

First off nobodys perfect Second indonesians brothers are papuans, aborigines, etc not Filipinos

[@deku-3333]

indonesia brothers are papuans not Filipinos.

[@krylleenesario8587]

This is so true. Everyone in our family sings.

[@bre_me]

Love Miguel as an addition to this channel!

[@ReiKakariki]

One thing I already knew about Filipinos is that they love karaoke, they love singing and they love seeing dance, instrumentals and especially singing in the same show. Filipinos as English singers nowadays are valued by record companies because they sing songs with deep and beautiful lyrics regardless of their era. The channel should even have karaoke to liven up the videos and have reactions to cartoons and musical films. 💙❤️🎵🍫🍧🥂😊👍🌼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶

[@kunderemp]

One of Filipino legend: Maria Lea Carmen Imuta Salonga a.k.a LEA SALONGA. She sang two popular DISNEY songs, sang as Fantine and Eponin in two LES MISERABLES, also sang in Broadway Miss Saigon.

[@Aidaladang]

Thanks nice reation guys pilipino lave singing even kids great singer kids god bless❤

[@jamesheng1878]

Ahh this makes me love Filipinos more. I miss being around Filipinos so much. Such a joyous culture

[@desintigrat]

Philippines has battlecry 'Mabuhay" (long lived) and i think in order to express Best (Mabuhay) is by Singing it"s unconsciously part of filipino culture to my thinking

[@VolleyPlanet-u3e]

Well I would say, its a mix of the genetics and the culture that is why a lot of Filipinos sing well... In our family, all of us sing, as well as our neighbors..

[@jahv31]

“your family stops loving you” hahahahaha

[@VinzEsplanajr]

Thanks for your support for the pilinos and pilipina singer love it 💖💓😁

[@chickenporkadob0]

she forgot to mention that even you're not good at singing you're still encouraged to sing and have fun.

[@redfoxakame]

I feel the Filipino girl. As a Filipina, my voice isn't that good BUT I still love to sing lmao! Watching this was a treat bc of Lea Salonga in the clips. She's my fav singer and I wish I could sing like her. Unlike other Filipinos who like powerhouses, I love the singing in the way Broadway or Disney does, where it's not just all high notes.

[@pieramirez9071]

Proud Filipino here 🇵🇭🥰 and i can say I sing well too esp. on Sunday as Worship Leader. 🎼🎶

[@andresboni6113]

That Filipina is just being humble hahaha i bet she can sing opm music well

[@lizzzzl]

I think so too..because our standard is quite high hehe

[@cheeseislyf]

I’m partially annoyed how she kept on saying “training”, “Vocal training” when most Filipino singers don’t undergo one.

[@RubyMarieAlbienda]

Yes its actually true

[@jqa16]

In private schools TLE (technology livelihood education) some classes have SINGING LESSONS and yes the upper class practice singing.

[@CatsAreUs_]

I think what she meant by vocal training is by singing constantly because if you sing constantly then you would improve then I would consider that free vocal training.

[@thaimayoree1494]

Yeah, living in the PH., I'm amazed with the Filipino voices even my hubby had a great voice.

[@winx3065]

Bokayo ka. Some families do this!

[@winx3065]

Yeahh! ❤ Her words were on point

[@joevan5606]

In the Philippines it’s normal to have good vocals in every part of the baranggays, music is part of life of Filipinos that’s why dances and singing is part of Filipinos daily life

[@rogerpadernal2373]

FYI: ROBERTO DEL ROSARIO is a Filipino who invented the KARAOKE SING-ALONG system in 1975. He is responsible for the popularity of karaoke singing in the Philippines. We Filipinos sing a lot every day, especially during special occasions or even in a simple drinking session with friends or family or in the work or bathroom. Even our Police or Armed Forces units have their own bands.

[@jedasuncion6520]

Fyi. Rosario didnt invent the Karaoke, it was a Japanese guy did. Rosario patented the device only.

[@jungsky5469]

@@jedasuncion6520 Karaoke Sing-along not a "Karaoke" box. Use your brain

[@Kariktan214]

Rosario did invent the type of karaoke he patented. ​@@jedasuncion6520

[@iansantillan5078]

Roberto del Rosario a filipino guy invented karoake machine in 1975. Karaoke is a way of life in the Philippines.

[@jacers14]

Filipinos sing in birthdays, weddings, Funerals, Graduation, any Celebration TBH.

[@jesicacastor4356]

And even before going to bed hahaha

[@giasuper9665]

@@jesicacastor4356 ...and even while taking a bath or poopooing!

[@lieselmeminger267]

I'm really curious, what do they sing at the funerals? 😅

[@jacers14]

@@lieselmeminger267 it depends, like if its the wake. There's a karaoke machine out there while people are playing cards or drinking alcoholic drinks. If it's the burial time, while the coffin is on its way to the cemetery, either sad songs will be played or someone is singing a sad goodbye song.

[@alyanahzoe]

​@@jacers14 alcohol? it's dangerous for our health!

[@viralvids566]

We all share that proud feeling for that filipina girl

[@homiimoh2917]

Mostly here in CORDILLERA REGION, northern part of the Philippines, We sing with our guitar. Some have their own karaoke though.

[@chriszekableyat9886]

What Filipinos are doing when it comes to singing is called “mimicking” they practiced to mimick western singers and that’s how Filipinos get good at singing, of which everybody can do.

[@agar2134]

Only if they have to

[@lilinini-z2n]

My dad just celebrated his 75th bday last November 12 and the Karaoke mood went for days. 10PM is the curfew time so we had to stop by then. Imagine singing from morning to evening. While others cook and prepare the foods, guests and neighbors be singing. The cooks be like: please reserve our songs. They have this "kid" who's assigned to reserve their fave songs and it's so much fun to watch cause I get to watch them tell the kids what song to find as they face 4 caseroles. The multi tasking is on another level😂😂😂

[@Leijla_Saliu-14]

I love watching those videos

[@mysterycharm03]

Singing is already embedded in Filipino culture from pre-colonial times, tribes will sing for rituals and to express themselves. In spanish times, guys will court girls singing outside of their window which is called "harana" it is mostly a ballad that speaks about his feelings towards her.

[@tommyc139]

Hi i love watching your videos like this love from Kentucky USA ❤❤❤❤

[@davea6314]

You posted your comment 3 times.

[@BengBalboa]

As a Filipina too im bad at singing but my sister is really good if there's a rap part im the one whos rapping cuz that im really good at rapping.

[@se_amable001]

Its the love for music. the genetics could be a factor too.

[@winmao4947]

No bro not all I have 6 siblings I'm the one who can sing my mom and dad can sing to 😅😅😅😅

[@se_amable001]

@@winmao4947 of course im not saying ALL. coz that would be impossible. we dont take things literally here

[@Iamstoopid-x1g]

Wow kids ar talanded

[@rubyjoycalica695]

i work here in tw and i can't do my job without singing or music involved😂 now my workmates and even employers are used to it😅.

[@fadetoblack123cu]

🇵🇹 more miguel please! love him! 💖✨

[@JHONPASARIBUMUSIK]

Power performance 🎉🎉 ( from indonesia🇮🇩 )

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

🇵🇭🤝🇹🇭🤝🇻🇳🤝🇲🇾

[@WineSippingCowboy]

This video is proof that Philippines 🇵🇭 has great 👍 singers. Filipinos start when they are babies 👶. 7:24 Darren Espanto. He speaks English, French 🇫🇷 and Tagalog. He was born in Calgary, Canada 🇨🇦 to Filipino parents. He, Inigo Pascual, Morissette Amon, Klarisse de Guzman, Lyca Gaironod, Zephanie Dimaranan, Chloe Redondo and Pia Banga were coached by Sarah Geronimo. Missing from this video: Zephanie Dimaranan singing Problem (Ariana Grande) and Elha Nympha singing Emotions (Mariah Carey). How about Part 2? Suggested other videos 📹 1 Morissette Amon sings Akin Ka Na Lang. Wishbus version 🚌 2 Stell and David Foster perform All By Myself

[@KenAze17]

I think it's not only karaoke culture cause you can still sing without karaoke. Karaoke, singing competition, singing on family gathering are only attribute to Filipino music culture. I think it's the music playlist of Filipino. Filipino are highly emotional and sentimental in nature so majority of Filipino loves ballad and opera/classical especially on 70s to early 2000. These genre are one of the hardest genre when singing. There's a lot of technicalities within. As the genre getting popular, many song writer also compose until it becomes a habit of the society to sing on high note. Filipino also tolerate music everywhere, it's part of the noisy environment so you can hear music anywhere from malls to vehicles and around neighborhood so even though your not music lover, you will find yourself singing and those who had natural gift will eventually develop their skills. I think the language also help our composers when making music. Filipino language is not tonal or pitchy but higly syllabic. The grammar is reguraly VSO but it can be SVO, VOS, OSV and so on.. There's more to say bout the language but making music in Filipino is easier that we can spontaneously do any genre that we want and this all help Filipino to trained our voices on many genres

[@davea6314]

Like this comment if you are annoyed by how similar the flags of Indonesia, Monaco, Poland, and Singapore are.

[@ralphanthonyespos9417]

Singapore? No. NAAAH, no no no. The stars and the crescent on the Singaporean flag would have slapped you hard if they could.

[@davea6314]

@@ralphanthonyespos9417 It would make international news if I got slapped by tiny decals on the Singapore flag. Lol

[@reboltv4246]

​@@Francis-dn6wk makes my head dizzy by both latin country

[@myme367]

Indonesia flag is very old

[@ralphanthonyespos9417]

@@Francis-dn6wk Consider the flags of the Arab countries: Yemen, Egypt, and Iraq, then Kuwait, Jordan, UAE, Sudan and Palestine.

[@blushter2072]

Actually, for us Filipinos, singing is already within us, it's already natural for most of us to have a nice voice, and getting vocal lessons/trainings is actually rare.

[@multifan_]

That's great to see some filipino contents here. Sharing our culture to everyone 🙌👌

[@MagichourManila]

I hope one day Filipinos will also be known for other accomplishments beyond simply singing the blues. But who am I kidding? The channel is primarily about entertainment, and I understand that.

[@pingyu5141]

Where were you?! We have well known filipinos in sports, pageantry, inventions, etc..

[@sdrefvlog402]

yes we are,it seems you're a Filipino but you're not aware

[@pingyu5141]

@@sdrefvlog402 Just like PH lady volleyball star Sisi who arrogantly stated she doesn't know SB19... and later uncovered she had a Pepsi commercial with the boyband dancing to their song! She was a bigger name that time... maybe triggered for being overshadowed! 😄

[@Edgar_Ramirez471]

​@@pingyu5141 Philippines is the most popular 3rd world country in the world along with brazil Why do you think Philippines is so popular?

[@pingyu5141]

@@Edgar_Ramirez471 Because Filipinos are beautiful, talented, smart, and loving people?

[@elenamagarzo7940]

Yes we Filipinos love singing❤❤

[@lilialo5303]

Most of them they are not trained or learned in musical school its just that filipinos really do sing well. And its not an option for karaoke singing to be not perfect...they will laugh at your face 8f you are bad.

[@le57erguapo43]

Yes,this is a normal thing in any occassion, in any moment, and in any time. ❤

[@honoratasarmiento9691]

Congratulation proud of you kabayan 🇵🇭

[@bebot2014]

Spain had a lot of influences on Filipino music, hear our "kundiman" it sounds a lot like Spanish or Latin music, and you can still hear famous Spanish songs played on the radio and also some chamber music. There's a lot of dances too, in one province I knew "cha cha" was the go-to "dance" in the Fiesta competition.

[@Kariktan214]

We have OPM (Original Pilipino Music). Its genre varies but mostly ballad, rock, novelty, and pop. The famous songs in our country are mostly in Tagalog and English (Filipino songs written in English), but we also have famous songs in different Philippine languages like, "Padaba Taka" by Dwta which is Bicolano, and "Porque" by Maldita which is in Chavacano. During the 90's, "Anak" by Fredie Aguilar was translated in numerous foreign languages. Now, Ppop is slowly getting attention globally. Some famous ppop groups are SB19, Bini, and ALAMAT (has multilingual lyrics). We also have a ppop idol group called MNL48 which is a sister group of AKB48 from Japan and JKT48 from Indonesia. It's not just American songs that are famous here, but also Kpop and Jpop. Many Filipinos during the 90's and early 2000s memorized the opening songs of animes. A huge reason of why Kpop got big is because of Filipinos and other neighboring Asian countries. The music and singing culture in the Philippines started during the pre-colonial period. We have our own genre in music called Kundiman. Harana (serenade) is done for traditional courting. Ever since the Spanish colonization up to today, many loves to learn guitar. We sing on every occasion like birthdays, weddings, graduations. Singing contest is also huge here that happens whenever there are town fiestas. Now, karaoke is one of the entertainment in most households and get together. It becomes annoying sometimes though, when your neighbor forget that it's already midnight.

[@mysterycharm03]

Majority of filipino belters and singers nowadays have been influenced by Regine Velasquez. She's the one that defaulted belting and beautiful singing in OPM and encourages a generation of singers who joins singing contests and make a living out of it until you get a recording deal.

[@YE.143]

Thank you for your heartwarming comments. - Yol🇵🇭

[@akosijowsaf]

Always giving the credits to the karaoke machine when not everyone in the Philippines has it, for practicing singing.. Not 100% of Filipinos can sing, but mostly do. We just really love singing even we're out of tune or cannot sing at all..

[@renanfranca5226]

I would like to watch more about french people, please bring Robin, Elisa, Flave.

[@daviddee7175]

In my primary/secondary school years, music is part of the curriculum.

[@RomeoEsman]

If you want to try go to the Philippines so that you realized that everything is true about Pinoy culture.

[@rap8313]

We don't have the portable karoake machine anymore. There's internet and there's KZbin.

[@RadgePangilinan]

In the 20th century, our music are mostly Filipino folk/love songs, Spanish and American songs and even English,Italian and French songs till the mid cenrury😅 and then the advent of OPM songs ended the euro influence

[@demon6937]

Would love for Filipina to mention there’s also a Spanish influence to Philippines in terms of music one of them is still popular today who is fluent in Spanish is Pilita Corales

[@dongens5256]

RICE y SINGING is just a normal stable food in my country !!!! English y spanish is somehow part of our lives as they used y abused us back in the day !!! So we speak english fvcking well y our language are surrounded with spanish loan words y our traditions y culture are very diverse. We even have spanish subject in school back in the day and american english is a lot of stvpid subject in school. Weve been americanized by uncle sam, so we speak english well, forget about accent, its like a shit, everyone has it !!! Of course we are austronesians we are asians !!!!!! Most of us naturally can sing well, it started when you were born and our mom y grandma sing lullabies y nursery rhymes, then grade school we have a music subject, and of course we go to church and we have a kids choir start singing ! The effects of local life in village rural or urban places, problems, happy, sad, lose, win, party, lonely, alone, drunk etc, singing is just a fvcking medicine of our soul Most of the good singers in my place doesnt have a formal vocal training whatever, we just sing y who cares ?

[@as3r981]

OYY PHILIPPINES!

[@darwinqpenaflorida3797]

Yeah the beautiful Anika and Elita comes again in this video 😊😊 Philippines and Indonesia is perfect combination country and music is much favorite because some of them are fans of both sides like MNL48, JKT48 And today’s favorite BINI 😊😊 For me I love Indonesian singers including my favorite Lyodra 😊😊 Well, Lyodra is very young and beautiful and she is my Indonesian celebrity crush, lol so I love her so much…Hopefully, Indonesians will listened the recent song, Salamin Salamin and Pantropiko by BINI Lyodra and BINI are my favorites, lol 😊😊 Good Job Anika and Elita for this video 😊😊 Next time, I requested about Filipino and Indonesian Language Challenge which is very popular with OFWs who was a Indonesian friend so I will waiting for that 😊😊 I love you always, Anika and Elita, mwah mwah 😘😘 Love from Calamba City, Laguna in the Philippines 🇵🇭💕🇮🇩

[@mysterycharm03]

OPM have massive influences from Spanish music. There is this sub genre called "kundiman" which is very popular which are ballads sang with a guitar which are mostly melancholic and speaks about romance and heartbreak. In terms of the singing voice, artist like Regine Velasquez has a significant influence in today's generations of Filipino singers because many filipinos are inspired about her. She joined and won more than 200 singing contests in the past before making it to the music industry. You may have heard the song "In love with you" which is very popular in asia back then, it is Regine's.

[@nammada]

This has nothing to do with the video but Portuguese guy looks exactly like one of my Moroccan friends. Back to the video, English is a pretty common language in the Philippines so maybe that's why they sing so well in English. Philippines is so underrated as a country.

[@TheMizpah2000]

It's fun in the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@Yutoo00]

the 1st performer was a boy. thankyou

[@PedroRoyLaigo-m3n]

I enjoyed your video. Make more😊

[@dodger5520]

he is surprised filipino can sing english.. all school there teach english subjects :D there english is also clear and bright i was so suprised

[@markaldrin7377]

Filipinos dont just sing a song. They perform it.

[@kevindavesmunoz9806]

sometimes all of the piliipino use kareoke in anny celebration things like birthday Piesta or new year or christmas or just wanting to sing and always hearing it every day hahahah sometimes people who drinking alchohol use kareoke to sing and kids or teens sings every popular music even rap they sing it every day and they always updated because of fb and tiktok

[@rinahill2618]

English is our second language in the Philippines, so, of course, our children can pronounce English words correctly.

[@jeirenvinamalawis8827]

HELLO THERE! THE GUY get to say a lot about valuing the lyrics in a song. and interpreting the song. That should be combined for a Filipino singer. That is what we call as EMOTIONS while singing. The singer should interpret the song with his/her emotions (as based on the song lyrics.) To better get this, watch MORISETTE singer on her WISH BUS all songs and see her emotions while singing.

[@camiilepmoreno]

Pinay girl singing along representing most of the people in Philippines😅

[@lizzzzl]

TRUTH

[@theletatestarosa3801]

most singing competition in the international stage is not complete without a filipino contestant. you can see that in the number of view.

[@rhayarrah9034]

Darren sang the "pgantom of the opera" its gives me goosebombs😮

[@TristanAnonuevo-qg4cv]

Me watching this video while my whole family is singing in karaoke, and I'm the next one to sing 😊😊😊😊

[@Whoyoulookinatfoo]

Of course the filipino in the group can't help but sing along lol

[@akinjosvideos2594]

I love this channel❤

[@dee-wc2hd]

Dude, Filipinos love karaoke so much that it's hard to sleep at night. It's past midnight and someone was still trying to hit that high note like there's no tomorrow and the whole barangay can hear it.

[@rdsdeng]

Usually in squatter rhey have videoke again girl its not karaoke anymore but videoke

[@jerbybenignos488]

Miguel is so cute ❤

[@CertifiedCruella]

I’m Filipino and I love Dangdut

[@duchessnw]

You guys should have included the performances of FRANCIS AGLABTIN, when he was still a kid. . He was an undefeated champion of a top daily program in the Philippines. .

[@jansSundews]

Give that Filipino girl a microphone and I can bet she can sing above normal people. But she's just shy to admit it or maybe lost her confident due to the fact that when she was in the Philippines? She was so rounded by a better singer than her. Try give her a mic.❤

[@reniermaceda1657]

UYY PHILIPPINES 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 !!!!!!

[@SatiricalCircus]

there is competition from different levels micro level within families, within towns, within cities within region, then the national level those are the competitions so the ones that gets to have aa chance national are very2 high class

[@joekerrvatsi188]

Ang daming pilipino na matalino at magaling magexplain ang pinili nilang representative tong babaeng parang ewan pag nagsasalita. Nice.

[@jjcadion]

Ok nman sya perfectionist ka lang

[@rainlee1796]

The funny thing is that those kids are already grown up

[@armandosantosjr]

Filipinos are well versed in Spanish or Latin songs way before rock and roll entered the scene.

[@pparapiripong]

Si ateng representing the Philippines, i hope you explain well about our culture😅 pang ilang bidyo mo na to, pero parang kulang2

[@phatsmurf575]

The guy mentioned his country likes songs with lyrics that have deeper meaning. Maybe react to SB19 hard hitting songs like Mapa, Ilaw, & Liham. Most of these singers are untrained, self taught. Speaking of alcohol & singing, y'all need to check out the inuman session in the Philippines. Some of these guys are amazing singers.

[@felixdom9693]

I'm not Filipino but I love singing in my house only me can sing like really singing from club to club since I had no privilege to be on the industries I don't want to because being an artist is scary so I just live my life as club singer I just sing 24/7 that how much I love singing and wanted to live in Philippines to get my dream created house karaoke 😂