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Karaokie BB


After Dinner the other day, Mil allowed bb to show off his skills of singing using her mic. Bb loved it, he started calling everyone's name using the mic and later entertained us by singing some songs. I was amazed with his ability to sing. Feel so proud that night...hihi!

Last night, he taught us how to sing "Where is Thumb-kin". Lil pro said: put ur hand (left) straight like that (demonstrated), and put this hand(right hand) at the back. Then he start singing, where is thumb-kin, where is thumb-kin, here I am, here I am, how are you today sir, very well thank you, run away, run away... (Whao...full of gestures, mommy think you got potential, can be the young kwang liang, haha!)

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Anonymous said…
grooming to be the next malaysian idol!
7:01 PM
Anonymous said…
haha,,i think all kids like to get hold of the mic cos they get fascinated that their voice is like extra loud! Kieran also likes to sing with expression summore! like real!
8:57 PM
Annie Q said…
ya hor! after u mention kwang liang..BB first picture do like kwang liang junior lei..heehee!
8:56 AM
Anonymous said…
wah..congrats congrats..u now become SING AMAH already!
12:18 PM
Tracy said…
*clap clap clap* Little Kwang Liang in the making. At least he dared to sing in front of his 'audiences', mine will hide in a corner to sing ... sigh ... (want to become Sing Ma oso cannot).
11:50 PM
LHS said…
Oh, sooner or later you will become Star Mom !
9:29 PM
blinka.Li said…
bb sure look like kuang liang now!! ei, mommy also can sing very well, last time in choir wo! Of course will pass down some gene to bb la!
4:52 PM
ZMM said…
Wah.. starting young!! Going to be Karaoke champion when he grows up.
8:59 PM
jazzmint said…
come to think of it..he does have the guang liang look :)
9:03 PM
Shannon said…
The photo on the left does resembles guang liang leh.... In the training yeah??? ada gaya... :)
Next time Rachel can be BB's fan... hehehe
4:45 PM
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