Talented Plumber Who Got Signed by Record Label after Singing at Work Has Landed Lucrative Hollywood Film Deal
- Kev Crane, 50, the plumber who got signed by the New Reality Records label, UK after he sang while fixing a sink has landed a new deal
- Kev's story went viral after he sang with a melodious voice at a home where he worked on sinks and got noticed by the home owner
- The owner of the home where he worked is a music producer and a record label owner, Paul Conneally who promptly signed Kev
- His incredibly inspirational story is now being adapted for a new Hollywood movie which is already in the works
A 50-year-old man named Kev Crane has landed a Hollywood film deal after his inspirational grass to grace story went viral online.
Kev who is a plumber first got noticed at a home where he went to fix sinks. As he worked, he was singing a particular song and his voice was heard by the owner of the home who is a music producer. This was how his success story started.
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Grace found him where he was fixing sinks
The owner of the home where Kev worked, Paul Conneally is the owner of New Reality Records, UK. He immediately signed Kev on the label. That was how people got to hear Kev's voice songs.
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Story adapted for a Hollywood movie
His story has inspired many people and now it is going to be turned into a movie. Kev has sold the rights to the story to Hollywood film makers Stacy Sherman and Billy Ray.
Kev told the BBC:
"I've had some sleepless nights thinking about this whole story - the record deal and now the film. It's so exciting.
"It's like I'm watching this happen to someone else. Not for one minute did I think this could happen to me."
The story was later shared on Instagram by @bbcnews.
See the post below:
Social media users react
Many have taken to the comment section of the Instagram post to bare their minds. Here are a few of what people are saying:
@richiedriss said:
"My soul has been lifted by this."
@having_a_look_around:
"Good for him. There is a lot of undiscovered talent out there."
@mercedessoniag reacted:
"Wonderful, you never know where destiny takes you, what tomorrow brings. His time has come, Shine Me, give them your very best."
Nigerian bottled water seller gets scholarship
In another story, Legit.ng reported that a bottled water seller got elevated after he was caught in a video giving money to prisoners in a Nigerian Correctional Service van.
The man's story immediately went viral and he was later offered a scholarship by Nigerian socialite, Obi Cubana.
The man has since resumed studies at the university where he is now studying law.
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