Recently, the online community has been spreading a video of a girl wearing black and performing the song " Day Tet Que Em" on Nguyen Hue walking street, Ho Chi Minh City. Notably, this girl's singing voice surprised many people. In addition to being off-key and off-beat, she also sang with a trembling voice.
When she started singing, people walking on the sidewalk and drinking water turned around and couldn't help but laugh. Even the person filming her couldn't keep calm.
Passersby turned to look when they heard the voice of the girl in the black dress (Photo: NVCC).
The owner of the video that attracted nearly 4 million views is Pham Thi Bao Tran (born 1996, HCMC). Currently, she is nicknamed "the destroyer of spring" by internet users.
Sharing with Dan Tri reporter, Bao Tran said: "That day, I just went out and sang an impromptu song. I saw everyone around laughing so much.
My life was quite chaotic after the video was suddenly shared enthusiastically by the online community. Many acquaintances recognized me and texted me to tease and ask questions.
The girl attracted attention on Nguyen Hue walking street because her singing was so... "bad" (Editor: Di An).
Regardless of her singing voice, many people are impressed by Bao Tran’s outstanding appearance and confident demeanor when performing. In fact, Bao Tran’s positive energy has been cultivated over many years. Because she works as a content creator.
"When you're not shy, the audience will be shy for you", "Listening makes me not dare to think about Tet anymore", "Rescue Tet", "After you sing, Tet makes me want to run away"... are some humorous comments from internet users.
Bao Tran currently works as a content creator on various platforms (Photo: NVCC).
Bao Tran revealed that she just wanted to make people laugh during the Tet holiday and create a happy atmosphere. In fact, she sings "quite well".
Before Bao Tran, the online community was also "hunting" for the identity of a girl who sang and danced at a restaurant in Ho Chi Minh City, making Western customers excited. That girl is Fenni Phan Ngan (born in 1999).
Ngan's performance video of the song "Bong May Qua Cua" (Cloud Shadow Passing the Step) attracted nearly 13 million views. After becoming famous overnight, Ngan received many invitations to perform.
The girl singing "Cloud Shadows Passing the Threshold" attracted 6 million views (Editor: Di An).
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