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‘Out of this universe’: Sam Smith reacts to Pinoy student’s viral cover of his hit
‘Out of this universe’: Sam Smith reacts to Pinoy student’s viral cover of his hit
ABS-CBN News
Published Feb 09, 2020 12:40 AM PHT
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Updated Feb 09, 2020 01:02 AM PHT
MANILA -- "WHO IS THIS KID!!!!!?"
MANILA -- "WHO IS THIS KID!!!!!?"
This was what Grammy winner Sam Smith asked on Twitter Saturday night after watching the viral video of a Filipino student singing an incredible cover of his hit "Too Good at Goodbyes."
This was what Grammy winner Sam Smith asked on Twitter Saturday night after watching the viral video of a Filipino student singing an incredible cover of his hit "Too Good at Goodbyes."
Smith added: "YOU ARE OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE WHOEVER YOU ARE."
Smith added: "YOU ARE OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE WHOEVER YOU ARE."
WHO IS THIS KID!!!!!? YOU ARE OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE WHOEVER YOU ARE ❤️ pic.twitter.com/4zHfaXVSw0
— Sam Smith (@samsmith) February 8, 2020
WHO IS THIS KID!!!!!? YOU ARE OUT OF THIS UNIVERSE WHOEVER YOU ARE ❤️ pic.twitter.com/4zHfaXVSw0
— Sam Smith (@samsmith) February 8, 2020
The amazing young singer, as it turned out, is Carl Malone Montecido, a report from TV Patrol Negros confirmed.
The amazing young singer, as it turned out, is Carl Malone Montecido, a report from TV Patrol Negros confirmed.
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He is best known for his stint in the first season of the "Tawag ng Tanghalan" reboot on "It's Showtime" back in 2016. He managed to reach the finals and finish in a highly-respectable fifth place.
He is best known for his stint in the first season of the "Tawag ng Tanghalan" reboot on "It's Showtime" back in 2016. He managed to reach the finals and finish in a highly-respectable fifth place.
He was referred to as the "Blind Balladeer," referring to his condition and astounding voice, which many were reminded of when a video of him performing inside a grocery went viral this past week.
He was referred to as the "Blind Balladeer," referring to his condition and astounding voice, which many were reminded of when a video of him performing inside a grocery went viral this past week.
The video was taken by Facebook user Trixie Madison who shared her admiration for Montecido's voice by uploading it on the social media site. It has now garnered more than 7.7 million views.
The video was taken by Facebook user Trixie Madison who shared her admiration for Montecido's voice by uploading it on the social media site. It has now garnered more than 7.7 million views.
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