There’s something really special about reggae music. It has this amazing ability to instantly permeate one’s being with joy.
It’s sort of like a happy, upbeat, meditation for your heart. And it’s an infectious kind of joy.
One that spreads so quickly that it can fill a whole room in just minutes. Or, in this case, a whole street corner.
It’s likely what this happy busker had in mind when he set up shop to sing some reggae tunes on the sidewalk.
He wanted passersby to feel a happy appreciation for life. And he succeeded.
“How you feeling?” he asked the crowd. “Do you love reggae music?”
The crowd clapped and cheered. It took just minutes for an enormous crowd to gather around the busker who was spewing out some serious love vibes.
He asked the whole crowd to sing along to his rendition of Bob Marley’s Three Little Birds. The crowd got super into it and started singing along.
“Singin’: “don’t worry ’bout a thing, ’cause every little thing gonna be all right,” they collectively sang.
The whole performance was captured on video and got more than 1.5 million views on YouTube.
The video then shows a woman in the crowd singing along.
The man next to her with a drum tries to get her to go sing along with the busker but she was too shy and refused.
The drummer eventually jumps up and goes to join the busker. This finally give the woman enough courage to jump up and get on the microphone.
The busker seemed more than happy to have her. The crowd went wild over the three of them.
People began clapping along and dancing in the street. It was quite the beautiful and joyful scene. Everyone just looked really happy to be there sharing the experience.
Grand Place in Brussels turned into a big party that afternoon thanks to the musicians who just wanted people to have a little fun together.
People on YouTube fell in love with this video.
“This is what the world should look like! Color doesn’t matter, money doesn’t matter, happiness and peace for all,” said one YouTuber
“Time, consumes us, our souls and our freedom. Time is what makes us believe that being free is something that a child could say or feel. Time and work and so called adult life is an invention of society that has been pumped in into our system so much that we have forgotten how to have fun, how to be spontaneous. This woman is evidence that sometimes our souls just needs to break out and forward comes our inner child. This is freedom, Unity, love the way God intended it to be,” said another.
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