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Paolo Sandejas 'honored' after song featured in BTS V's vlog

Paolo Sandejas 'honored' after song featured in BTS V's vlog

Jaehwa Bernardo,

ABS-CBN News

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Updated Jul 10, 2022 12:38 PM PHT

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Filipino singer Paolo Sandejas
Filipino singer Paolo Sandejas' 2020 song 'Sorry' was featured in a vlog by BTS member V, released July 9, 2022. Photos from Sandejas' official Instagram and YouTube screengrab

MANILA ā€” Filipino singer-songwriter Paolo Sandejas was on cloud nine after learning that V of the phenomenal K-pop boy band BTS listens to his music.

On Saturday, BTS released a 52-minute vlog showing V driving while listening to music, eating food, and playing virtual golf.

Beginning at the 25:56 mark of the video, the 26-year-old K-pop singer is shown listening and singing along to Sandejas' song "Sorry," sparking excitement among Filipino ARMYs (BTS' fans) on social media.

BTS V listens to Paolo Sandejas
BTS V listens to Paolo Sandejas' 'Sorry.' Screengrab from YouTube/BANGTANTV

Sandejas said he was "honored" that V, whose real name is Kim Taehyung, enjoyed his song.

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"The fact that one of the biggest artists in the world knows my name and listens to my songs is insane to me," Sandejas said in a statement from his label Universal Records Philippines.

"This is a surreal experience and I have no words to express how honored I am that he enjoys a song I worked so hard on," he added.

On Twitter, Sandejas also thanked ARMYs, who were also celebrating on Saturday the day that BTS gave them a fandom name.

"Tonight has been insane! Thank you all so much for all the love you guys have been showing for my music," he said in a tweet.

"[T]o the Filo Army, you guys are amazing. Happy #ARMYDAY," he said.

Sandejas released "Sorry" in 2020 as part of his six-track extended play "Purple Afternoon."

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