Old Man Sings Black Sherif’s Kwaku the Traveller Song With Strong Voice As He Frowns, Video Goes Viral
- The video of an old man singing Kwaku The Traveller in clear words has got people praising him online
- While singing, he never missed a word as he kept a serious face with dark glasses on, looking at the camera
- There were people who said the man probably made the video for his wife after he did a very bad thing
A relatively old man with spectacles has stirred massive reactions on social media as he sang Black Sherif's Kwaku The Traveller word for word.
In the video originally shared on Tik Tok, the account owner revealed that she found the clip on WhatsApp.
Source: Instagram
He did well
During the man's rendition of the song, he kept a straight face as he pronounced the words clearly. Many people who watched the clip said they now know the lyrics to the song after watching his video.
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Watch the video below:
People praised the man
At the time of writing this report, the clip has gathered tens of reactions on social media. Legit.ng compiled some of them below:
kikionibata said:
"This man just made me know the lyrics. Thank you sir."
theambalifestyle said:
"Na Chelsea cause am. Consolation price."
opeyemi_vopel said:
"This one pass effort o, this one na A for excellence."
iam_odosa said:
"Papa is well updated asf, btw whose daddy is this??"
youaintfred said:
"he probably made the video for his wife dem don catch am."
blacrk_diamond said:
"50+ men switching it up!!!!"
setsail001 joked:
"He really did make mistakes when he was young."
nayabrian said:
"Awwww he nailed it . This song tho."
Lady sings like different Nigerian artistes
Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian lady with the TikTok handle @artneyorla got many talking online as she sang like different artistes.
The lady mimicked the voices of Rema, Zlatan, Olamide, Naira Marley, and Yemi Alade all in a clip, saying she was trying to show how all those musicians would sound on a track.
Her near precision in sounding like them was marvellous. She started off with Rema and transitioned to others effortlessly.
Source: Legit.ng
