Maki and K-pop group Blitzers. Photos from Maki's Instagram and Blitzers' X account

Filipino singer Maki oftened covered K-pop songs. So, when a K-pop group sang one of his own songs, he could not help but feel "weird" in a "good way."

Boy band Blitzers recently put their spin on Maki's latest single "Dilaw" for World Wide Cover (WWC), a segment on the 1theK YouTube channel in which K-pop groups perform songs from artists around the globe.

On Monday, Maki shared on X (formerly Twitter) a clip of the Blitzers members singing "Dilaw," writing: "I remember covering K-pop songs and translating it into Filipino."

"This feels weird (in a good way)," he added.

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Maki has posted short covers of songs by K-pop acts ENHYPEN and NewJeans on his YouTube channel.

In the WWC episode, Blitzers also covered "Charm" by Lykn, Joong and Pond (from Thailand), "I Had Some Help" by Post Malone featuring Morgan Wallen (United States), "Piração" by Kaka e Pedrinho (Brazil), "Too Sweet" by Hozier (Ireland), "Parapluie" by Jeck (France), "80qm" by Nina Chuba (Germany), and "Fire" by Meduza, OneRepbulic and Leony (UEFA Euro 2024).

In April, K-pop girl group UNIS, which includes Filipino members, also covered BINI's "Pantropiko" for the WWC segment.

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