Occasionally, you encounter a stunning natural singing voice that captivates listeners, even in the most ordinary places. Egbert Bernard possesses such a voice, effortlessly cutting through the noise of a busy subway train with his live rendition of “Tennessee Whiskey,” all without a microphone.
As the train pulls away from the station, Egbert takes a seat amidst the hustle and bustle. Despite the rush of commuters, he calmly waits for his backing track to begin. When it does, he delivers a vocal performance of “Tennessee Whiskey” so powerful it pierces through the ambient noise, without any amplification or reverb. While a few passengers take notice, most remain glued to their phones, missing the extraordinary show right before their eyes. A talent like Egbert’s deserves to be recognized.
Egbert’s subway performance was uploaded to YouTube on the “Super HappyDad” channel and has become one of the channel’s most viewed videos, amassing over 777K views since it was posted five years ago. The stripped-back performance showcases Egbert’s raw talent and has captivated viewers from around the world.
Egbert isn’t just an impressive singer; he is also an aspiring actor. The multi-talented musician has produced his own work called “I Hate My Co-Worker.” On his Facebook page, he shared, “Here’s the pilot episode of the web series I developed and produced with my REAL LIFE best friend, show creator Tai French, and the perfect team at Vintage City Entertainment!”
Egbert’s dedication to his craft and his ability to shine in various artistic endeavors highlight his remarkable versatility. Whether on a busy subway or through a web series, Egbert Bernard’s talent and passion for the arts are undeniable, and his future in the entertainment industry looks exceptionally bright.