Hanoi [Vietnam], August 17: A video clip capturing Minh Nhật's speech and singing at his graduation ceremony - a contestant from 'The Voice Kids 2018' - has garnered millions of views. Behind his radiant smile on graduation day lies the inspiring story of a young man still battling illness.
She caused a sensation when she sang at her graduation ceremony.
In recent days, a video clip of Nguyen Minh Nhat's graduation speech and performance of the song " If One Day I Fly to the Sky, " a recent graduate in Graphic Design from Van Lang University (Ho Chi Minh City), has attracted millions of views and shares on social media. Not only did he impress with his academic achievements and heartfelt gratitude to his family and teachers, but Minh Nhat also surprised many when they recognized him as a familiar face, having reached the top 10 in the 2018 The Voice Kids Vietnam competition.
Speaking to Thanh Nien newspaper , Minh Nhat said he was very surprised by the attention from the online community. According to Minh Nhat, the idea of incorporating a musical performance into his speech came from suggestions from his seniors at school to create a highlight for the graduation moment. The male student decided to choose a song by composer Hua Kim Tuyen because he felt the melody and message of the song perfectly resonated with the story he wanted to convey.
Although he had sung "If One Day I Fly to Heaven" in many previous programs, the fact that this melody was once again played on his big day brought Minh Nhat indescribable emotions. He saw it as a reminder and encouragement to himself after a journey of hard work, and also an opportunity to express his deep gratitude to his family, teachers, and those who have always supported him through difficult times.
Explaining his decision to study Graphic Design instead of pursuing a professional artistic career, Minh Nhat frankly shared that he clearly understood he needed a stable job to support himself and create a solid foundation to continue nurturing his passion for music in the long term.
Source: Thanh Nein Newspaper
