THEY’RE SO LOUD! (EMOTIONAL Filipino Crowds Singing in Concert | Reaction)

[@beamiras7690]

I did not realize how much we love to sing along until these reactors start reacting to these insane filipino crowds when it is just really a normal way for us filipinos😅😅 this is how much we love music.😅😊❤

[@shaipasawai]

Same. I thought it's like this everywhere.. 😂

[@geoffhere2323]

Same here

[@athenstar10]

Yeah, I used to think we Filipinos were just making it up. 😂

[@ThreaKim24]

SO TRUEEEEEEE

[@alairein3077]

Same and though I can't sing but I can blend in 😅💠

[@alekdaniels]

Bruh Filipinos. I swear, Filipinos go to concerts to sing, not to listen. 😂 It's probably a lot of pressure for artists to handle a crowd with that level of love and enthusiasm. Like, you don't only have to perform but you gotta fight back the crowd, too. 😂 Like, "y'all are supposed to pay me to perform but we're just vibing here at this point."

[@dcsarcar]

😂😂😂

[@ritamacapio3155]

😅😊😅

[@AmmieFernandez]

😂😂😂

[@suzsten]

Yes indeed 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ml3276]

@alekdaniels that's funny! 😄 They go to concert to sing,not to listen hahaha! Very true! That's how we show our support too. 😀 Yes,that's Philippines singing in Tagalog "Ang kawawang Cowboy...:

[@tuting1965]

Due to insistent demand The Corrs will have a repeat concert on Feb. 2025 in manila at the same venue, if you go to the Philippines you will have a chance to witness a massive choir the loudest and best crowd in the world 😊

[@mimijereza682]

Wow.

[@siamneko5306]

Wait seriously... ? 😍

[@diyeragae]

It's in manila 😭😭

[@tuting1965]

@@diyeragae yeah same venue

[@tuting1965]

@@siamneko5306 yeah

[@babbleboyquito]

That first clip, there were more than 100,000 people in that rally. I was there. It was amazing. That was actually even before the program started. There was someone performing during a pre-show. And everyone sang along. Filipino crowds 💯 best audiences in the world

[@choihernandez2880]

ISA KA PALA SA MGA NABAYARAN 😅😅😅

[@kenkoi619]

KAKAMPINK LUGAWW

[@cuatroeight]

​@@choihernandez2880 lol 2024 na yan parin script mo hahaha move on move on din

[@babbleboyquito]

@@kenkoi619 nasan na yung Uniteam niyo? Lol! Mga ungas!

[@yujihyper6400]

yaan mo lng mga yan. sila na nanalo sila pa ang bitter haha

[@luwirap]

Explanation for you Sammy Boy: 1. The #PasigLaban Rally was a political rally of a Presidential candidate back in 2022. Her name was Leni Robredo and her official campaign color was pink. She has a lot of supporters and most of them are young people, students and young professionals. The rallies that happened was big and grand and it was almost like a free concert that happens on the streets. It was a moving event and it was amazing! Apparently, the Ariana song is just playing in the background to entertain the people as performers at the rally are having intermission intervals in between performance. The crowd started partying! Yes! We Know how to party! We party HArd! 2. The Lonesome Cowboy song has a popular folk Tagalog version in the Philippines that goes (and also translates to): "Ang Kawawang Cowboy (The pitiful cowboy) May baril walang bala (Has a gun with no bullets) May bulsa wala namang pera. (Has pockets, but has no money)" The performance was somewhere overseas and Filipinos, mostly OFWs (Overseas Filipino Workers) flocks to these free performances on their day offs to have a chill time and enjoys music.

[@dennisdiamante1904]

Dubai

[@MarvinMaximo]

Correction, That's RHINESTONE COWBOY and not Lonesome Cowboy.

[@meshmerah14]

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[@rmae20]

you've got to see GRADUATION CEREMONIES in the Philippines. ..with the graduates singing to MAPA and other songs of their choosing. we take our graduation song seriously!!

[@kswsquared]

In my time we sang a song by The Corrs AFTER doing Celine & Andrea's The Prayer with male and female parts separated between the students. High School was wild.

[@Vi0Leyteen]

I remember attending 5 Seconds of Summer's Concert. After the show, while the audience was leaving the arena, they played the "Jet Black Heart"... So everyone was singing and jamming while walking to the exit. It was so loud it was like the after party.

[@Jenncg05]

I love the Corrs. Been listening to them eversince. FILIPINOS love music and love to sing

[@crystal_snow3845]

Same mhiema same!!! 🤝😊

[@gily6107]

Theres a Filipino version of " Rhinestone Cowboy " from the 70's its like a parody , thats why the filipinos were laughing after every chorus 😂

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

Lol napaisip sya. 😅

[@dateacha101]

😂 I wonder what the singer's reaction was after knowing the meaning of the "Ang kawawang Cowboy..."

[@kathyans5787]

This place is in Abu Dhabi of the United Arab Emirates 🇦🇪 UAE where in most of the crowd were OFW (overseas Filipino Workers) . If I’m not mistaken, Filipinos were the 3rd largest migrant workers of the UAE. That’s why anybody would think that this is in the Philippines. But believe it or not. Wherever Filipinos are, they will just give an artist a positive vibe.

[@gily6107]

@@dateacha101 🤣

[@gily6107]

@@thepinoychoppingboard1012 😂

[@TFMCeb]

I'm so glad that I don't live in Manila where all the concerts are happening almost every week. I will be broke there as I love live singing and performances. My dream is to go to a SB19 and Coldplay concerts.🙏😑🙏

[@gladysroca4007]

Me too. For SB19 concert

[@marklesterfajilan2438]

See you tom at SB19 thanksgiving concert

[@mariejun47]

SB19. Manifesting🙏

[@anjagalan6905]

Go for sb19 woooooh. Worth it. Plus comedy

[@wandergirlthrevi]

6:13 We just really love to sing. We don't overthink it. Singing along during concerts just comes naturally.

[@javjllagapa8274]

I never really realized pinoy are into so much music not until I watch reaction videos, I thought it was just normal hahaha I even myself sing my heart out to every concert or event that attended as long as I know the song or even the usual day, music is my moodsetter either I sing randomly at home or let the music play or sing along with it.

[@ErikaShaira-x8h]

sameee

[@FelixdoverteSumalinog]

Best crowd in the world...no other than..only the Philippines...

[@davidstufflebean3285]

I have been to the Philippines many times, and I am married to a Filipina. I can tell you this: I challenge anyone to find a video where someone visits the Philippines and doesn't say they are some of the friendliest people on earth. Also, do not go to a karaoke bar unless you have an A game in the Philippines lmao.

[@julitapineda2046]

Artists performing in the Philippines are so lucky, Filipinos bought the very expensive tickets, but mostly perform their songs. It's a crowd's concert anyway. Thanks for the genuine reaction, God bless

[@charmane.s]

I love that you put MAPA as your background music. Very lovely. ❤️

[@aizenplays8733]

Your Channel Mr.Sammy it's so Addictive, Because it's full of Positive Vibes and Music ❤

[@laurentitolledo1838]

The original song was "Rhinestone Cowboy", sung by Glen Campbell, while the Filipinos were singing "Ang Kawawang Cowboy" literally translated to "the pitiful cowboy", was popularized by Filipino singer Fred Panopio

[@alvinnicolas3894]

You have a concert in Philippines.. .. for one day.. we enjoyed it for our entire life..... That's why Filipinos making good memories.. every concert

[@CristyVegan]

It's not about money how expensive the TICKETS. But more importantly... the happiness & da love of the artist are much valuable becuz "WE" are appreciating their music. Thank you Sammy for loving us pinoy. Soooo much appreciated!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@aurorapaisley7453]

Yea the ticket prices is actually cruel when it's not localized price adjusted

[@cjrayos3141]

Wow!.Mapa music in the outro, i love it!..😍😍😍

[@Ridds1209]

Wow! The background music in the ending was so good to listen. The piano is so good to my ears!❤.

[@Canmeiberry]

Love your RVs, love that you appreciate Pinoy talent, and love your outro MAPA.... thanks again mr.sammy❤

[@thewonderwomanmama1065]

❤ I love your Outro @SammyCam! MAPA of SB19! Yes, Philippine concert crowds are loud because we all love to sing and that is our way of showing the foreign & local artists the love & support even if it’s another language (like Korean), the fans will memorize the lyrics to sing along. This is what SB19 felt when they went on tour and saw a lot of non Filos singing along in Filipino languange is a great feeling! Fyi, the first clip was not even a concert, it is a political rally.

[@haynaaaaa8604]

You can check Jessi’s concert in Manila, she let the crowd sing the iconic part of her song “zoom”. Another one is a fancam of SB19s What? wishbus performance. The actual performance was done on 2022 but is still not uploaded up to this date. Some fans joke about it-that the reason why it’s still not uploaded was because the crowd was too loud that time making it hard or even impossible to remove their voices. Both have full versions

[@thepinoychoppingboard1012]

I like that you use Mapa as your bgm

[@Mortifer29]

6:10 you got exactly it! Filipinos love learning about the artist deeply before coming to concerts. You best believe each one there studied the popular songs of the artist just so they can sing in chorus with everyone else.

[@amy79-d8g]

Trivia: Regine Velasquez attended The Corrs’ concert and probably one of those who sing along.

[@angelitanarvaez3686]

If the singer feels tired,they can rely on filipino audience!!😂😂🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@rishotniuqej8960]

The filipino audience usually go to a concert just to sing along with the artist/performers

[@Mashakitvelatko-f6o]

She is a huge fan of The Corrs. She often did covers of their songs in the 90s especially Runaway. Fan of them both.

[@blackybaklita2182]

Knowing the Queen, she definitely did sing along.

[@yellohin8blunk417]

Regine was in fan mode that night.

[@xanderyodz9514]

You nailed it. Most Filipino have dried throats after attending a concert😅😅😅

[@LucyDeposoy]

😂😂😂❤

[@fredilynbalao8289]

Hahaha 😆

[@jinwooeonssi]

The amazing thing is, if you listen closely. The collective voice of the crowd forms a single sound that is identical and you can completely hear in every video. I don't know if you get what I'm saying but it's just amazing.

[@rishotniuqej8960]

8:24 was in 🇦🇪 the audience are all filipinos they have their own lyrics 😂 the artist /performer was shocked😅

[@rebeccamandabon1917]

Abub dhabi ,UAE

[@shysydney]

ed sheeran and the 1975 were shocked when they performed for the first time in the philippines. the crowds are singing their songs to them and they are not yet big in the US. i think the country singer was performing rhinestone cowboy in dubai, and the filipinos in the crowd were singing a popular parody song in tagalog.

[@jenelynabuan7711]

Wowwww evrytime I open my youtube, you always have a new post! ❤

[@darwincariaga6559]

YESSSS waiting to all fullcompilation videos of concert in ph

[@planetjulienne2084]

I really hope you can come to SB19’s concert I don’t have words but it’s worth it ❤

[@keithrichardson6836]

It's crazy that these artists get so much support and love from the best supporters on the planet 👌

[@blackybaklita2182]

Queen Regine Velasquez’s influence was shown in these clips.

[@lancecooletamador5629]

All Pinoy sings well...❤❤❤❤❤

[@alvinnicolas3894]

This is reason why I'm keep watching your videos.. because of corrs.. she always made me cried. The way she cried on their show.

[@alejacastillo7740]

Fiiirst comment!!! Hi Sammy, love your videos, you're my favorite background noise when I need to concentrate

[@proudajero1709]

FUN FACT This is one of among the reasons why Filipinos are ALL ROUNDER and they can sing different genres even in different languages. Crazy right?! I can even tell you they even go camping nearby just not to miss the following concerts for a week. Whats crazier is they never run out of budgets for tickets. Lol

[@dabug09]

Yes! come to Philippines! SB19 concert would be the best to start with :)

[@mildrid1990]

Thank you for showcasing the Filipinos of the Philippines 😎👏thats how we are in times of the concert,we blend and sing together with the singers hehe..im feeling proud now hehe..You should come to my country ☺️

[@josekarlodeleon6378]

"Rhinestone Cowboy" has a tagalog version sung by Mr. Fred Panopio and the tagalog title is named "Ang Kawawang Cowboy" which means "The Pitiful Cowboy" and the pinoy version was very popular back then...

[@jennalynmondigo]

Please try watching SB19 soon here in the Philippines and watch A'TIN have a concert! ❤️🤣 Anyways, SB19 will be having a concert this Oct 26 and 27.

[@florentinapaniza8975]

Thank you for appreciating our culture.I salute you sir🫡🫡🫡

[@anetanettv6531]

Thank 😢you for appreciating Filipino crowds..Yes,we love concerts!your new subscriber.

[@thebeeweezer]

If you notice how joyful Filipinos are, it's no surprise that we love to sing; once we get our hands on a microphone, we can really make it work!

[@rica7946]

wait till you see filo fans singing wayyyyyy wayyy before the concert starts. when people starts going in the venue and the LED plays the artists MV or any songs, it is like a grand filo karaoke party bcos they will just sing the whole song and they will consistently sing until the end of the concert too.

[@jcpesa19]

8:18 This was happened at Abu Dhabi and the reason most Filipinos were there was because there's so many Filipinos living here and probably some of them were came from Dubai to see him and also the band, Music Travel Love, and that night, he was singing the song "Stand By Me" but Filipinos were singing our own version "Banyo Queen" which its beat was used from Filipino rapper "Andrew E" to his song which was insanely played before also till now

[@VirtuosOMy]

You know how Sunday mornings used to be? Someone in the kitchen, flipping pancakes, casually breaking into a song, and before you know it, another voice chimes in. It’s like an unplanned family choir practice, such a Filipino way to start the day. I bet most of us have these memories. That was us, my family, filling the house with music, even though most of those voices have now moved on to heaven. And honestly, it wasn’t just us. I’d hear the neighbors doing it too. Singing on Sundays wasn’t just a habit, it was how we shared love, laughter, and a little bit of harmony with the world.

[@mowniyek]

that loud crowd at the end and then you'll suddenly hear the Mapa instruemntal after. Ohh.. so lovely! it's a treat to my ears.

[@nekohimeplays]

Filipino here. Haven't been to these kinds of concerts but I'd def love to be a part of this choir of a crowd! It doesn't even look rehearsed. Just Filipinos coming together, with their love for singing and music ❤

[@boopy6430]

I think the 3 things that really make the Philippine concert culture is that first, radios i think play a small role still because every public location has a radio going and our local radios love to replay old tracks and popular songs rather than getting new songs in (probably because theyre expensive and the older folks will request the older hits anyway), second, basically everyone here speaks english even if its not perfect english, and lastly the love for karaoke is nationwide and its a staple for every party and even at water parks and beaches. A concert just feels like the place you can to perform shamelessly and around people who love the same music you do.

[@wiwowioe]

2:36 the people gathered there, although not everything was shown in the video, was around more than 130k people on the streets singing break free xD

[@L.G.Evan.S]

Philippines and Brazilians 🤝🏻 Being the best audience in the world ❤

[@princesscatherine8330]

@MrSammyCam The Sheridan Brass is in Dubai or Abu Dhabi corniche area and most of his audience was Filipinos that day and he was blown away :) he sang the original in english but we do Filipinos have our own version and we change Lyrics in Tagalog :) that's how creative we are.

[@rikzcat]

crazy ! there’s a lot of upcoming tours here in the philippines this coming year 2025 and that is what we look forward to for more harmonizing and synchronization singing like NIKI, K-POP GROUPS, KESHI, etc..

[@papakuyanathan]

LONG LIVE 👏 MABUHAY! 🇵🇭 PROUD PINOY

[@giagem404]

I never even heard of this happening until I stumbled onto one of your other videos on this, but the more I think about it, the more it makes sense 😅 We LOVE music, man; we love community, and music is one of the most unifying things in a community

[@melvinainarizona4472]

The one on time 10:05 and so on is in the Middle East and the song is Rhinestone Cowboy...American,,, but there is a very genius and popular group in the Philippines back in the 70s-80s that translated it to Filipino...that's why you hear Filipino words during the chorus

[@zeenoash.8805]

15:04 Mate, we dont even need a concert or anything. We'll just be a group of friends, doesn't matter the age 5-100, in the park, then one of us starrs seeing and suddenly WE'RE ALL singing. My group of friends absolutely loved Closer and Love yourself.

[@atin_grace4389]

I'm one of the crowd at the backstreet boys concert that lasted in May 2005 we sang all of their songs. And that part was a core memory for me a magical moment between our bsb boys and us as fans. They even give us alias as the most singing crowd in their whole concert tour ever.

[@annnecel]

I was there in Seventeen Concert and I can say that we Filipino, we really savor the moment with the artist we loved and we sing it out loud to express our love to the music that artist sing.

[@Chelly09]

We're Filipinos we love music and we can sing out of our lungs, we don't regret our voice get hoarse after concert. Atleast we enjoy it and proud it.

[@xeanluxcrille6847]

13:56 If you thought that was loud, you should see clips of crowds outside the Wish Bus. 😂 Wish Bus roadshows are literally FREE CONCERTS. 😂 SB19 Pablo's latest solo Wish Bus for his 2 new albums was amazing.

[@TheNukedNacho]

It’s like those videos of those massive crowds singing Bohemian Rhapsody together. But for us Filipinos, it’s not just one song, one artist. It’s every song, of our favorites artists. I don’t know if any other country has as much Karaoke as we do. But damned if we don’t love our music.

[@EMC0318]

Filipinos loves singing… Buying tickets to vibe with the Artist. This is to express love to the artists

[@nigelalfafara5088]

8:44 its in the middel east where lots of Filipino overseas workers are at. The singer is singing his song, but the Filipino crowd is singing a Filipino rendition of the song for fun!

[@MsIska28]

I did not expect you to pull out that Snap Shoot performance in Manila! That verse has been a staple verse for Filo Carats 💛

[@marilynkailiehu1887]

This is normal to us Filipinos and this is how much we love music. We really love to sing along with the artists at concerts

[@RedDenim]

8:40 I’m not 100% sure but it sounds like the performer is singing a country song similar to Banyo singing Stand By Me in the last vid, while the Filipino audience is singing a completely different Tagalog song they grew up with that matches the instrumentals. Which is fucking beautiful bc they’re literally doing a live mashup

[@rat2water]

We love listening to music, not just singing. Not everyone sings well, but we enjoy singing so much that we improve at it by singing most of the time.

[@gerra9099]

As a filipino. I think one of the reason why filipinos love to sing along. Because ever since when there are filipino or local concerts, the artist/singers let the filipino audience to sing along. And that's become a chant and culture to sing along with the singer artirst. Also, every gradeschool graduation ceremony in the Philippines, teachers instructed their student to sing along with the graduation song.

[@junevardone8975]

my whole family can sing the corrs songs we just love them ❤❤❤

[@nicslabog20]

Check the Lany concert held last Oct it is indeed a therapy session. Even Paul was amazed❤❤

[@kalasagchannel4516]

The 3rd video I think was shot in the middleeast beach Area which is probably in Dubai or Qatar. They are All singing "ANG KAWAWANG COWBOY SONG by Fred Panopio" a filipino novelty singer in early 1990's. Very Famous here in The Philippines.

[@callmemajoy]

8:14 The original version of that is "Rhinestone Cowboy" by Glen Campbell but Philippines has a Tagalog version titled "KAWAWANG COWBOY" by FRED PANOPIO. There's also another one which is "STAND BY ME" which has a tagalog version "BANYO QUEEN" by Andrew E.

[@o_o9220]

That taylor swift part suddenly reminded me of when a loud speaker in our school suddenly played you belong with me during lunch time and me and my classmates sing loudly that eveen while taking bites and talking to each other we're still singing😂

[@sofivera2585]

We dont just listen. We appreciate them. We respect and love our idols effort as they sing infront of us with their great talent. We can even sing korean even if we dont understand the words. 😂

[@wilmahughes9879]

yes they singing Filipino version of The Rhinestone Cowboy 🤠 😂😂 thanks for sharing from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺 🇵🇭

[@onlinestreamingnow]

I CAN ATTEST TO THE BRITNEY SPEARS LOBBY CONCERT. I WAS ONE OF THEM. BRITNEY'S SHOW ALREADY CONCLUDED AND WE JSUT DECIDED TO SING "SOMETIMES" IT WAS SO HEARTWARMING!

[@sainttan]

Philipines are trained to sing in unison by singing the Philippines National Anthem since Grade School (some in kindergarten). ALso the Britney Spears part was sang after her concert, where fans singing her famous song Sometimes.

[@Oscarangie95]

Thank you playing SB19’s MAPA piano version at the end of this video 🎶

[@jinacolnyaako]

i want more of ths!!!! please

[@xbxjdhd4842]

Thank you for your appreciation sir.

[@cleochill5324]

Filipinos sings while cooking, doing laundry, cleaning the house or doing the house chores and most amazing is the solo performace while at the bathroom or toilet you have to know, that's the secret why Filipinos are good singers. We love the echo of our voice in the bathroom! 😁😁😁

[@chinllanos6392]

i don't mind an hour long video of you watching us doing OUR CONCERT 🤣😅😅😅 P.S. thank you for making MAPA your outro song. i love what you've done with it.

[@AiraRukawa]

8:46 the Filipinos singing a popular (oldie) novel song. The Filipinos love to rewrite the lyrics of a song and turning it their own (some even end up in controversy 😂)

[@ch2villa]

Mapa is your outro! love it! 🩵

[@karaxxii]

I was there in the first clip, singing my heart out to that Ariana Grande song! 😆🩷

[@dokprojek531]

Filipinos knows and can sing a lot of songs from prehistoric down to the latest songs......

[@kimhedjx]

Solo or group of singer came in here in the Philippines for concert I think they never forget Philippines becouse of sings too😊❤but will never forget too❤❤we sing as long as we know the lyrics and never forget the timing😂 feel the songs with love 😊

[@merlynsalvador2601]

So beautiful ❤️

[@zannethferrer2354]

Yes mr sammy they are singing in filipino we have our own version of that song😅

[@bannanna.]

I buy concert tickets not just to listen to my favorite artist but to sing along with those artist! 🥰🇵🇭

[@guillenjornales8955]

Singing is our favorite past time... haha in almost everything we do, we sing..haha Cowboy .... they are singing... "poor cowboy, he has gun but has no bullet, he has a pocket but no money" hahaha... by the way the Location is from a beach somewhere in Dubai... The paramore in Manila.. apparently i was there haha..singing my heart out... Most of us can sing in korean hahaha!!! The Corrs are a 4 siblings.. i was in grade school when they debut.. even i memorize most of their songs.. Most of us are like walking songbook... wahahahaha!! Thank you by the way for the appreciation...🙏🏼

[@gurivning]

the beach performance is Rhinestone Cowboy, a 70's song by Glen Campbell. a Filipino singer, Fred Panopio, wrote and recorded a Tagalog version with funny lyrics called Kawawang Cowboy. that's what the audience was singing.

[@nestorvillarmino9402]

Rooting for the Queen Regine VELASQUEZ for your next reaction video - What kind of fool I am music video.

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[@elvengerodias]

Let me tell you a story. i grew up in a small village far south of the philippines in the late 90's and early 2000. and almost in every corner has this karaoke machine where you can drop a coin and you can sing a song whenever you like. and a person who doesnt even know what is alto suprano base etc. can sing bon jovi songs in perfect pitch. and its amazing.