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7-Year-Old's Parrot Song Goes Viral Worldwide
23 Jul
Summary
- A seven-year-old boy's song about eastern rosellas has captivated millions.
- The tune, inspired by feeding birds, garnered over 1.5 million views.
- His song is now on Spotify and has been played on various radio stations.
A seven-year-old boy's musical talent has taken the internet by storm. Miles Phillips, inspired by observing birds, created a song about the eastern rosella. His father, Joel Phillips, shared a "full band version" of the song, which has since garnered over 1.5 million views across Instagram and TikTok.
The song, initially developed from a simple chorus about the birds' colors, was workshopped by Miles and his father. It is now available on Spotify and has been featured on various radio stations. Music publications have compared the tune to popular artists like Vampire Weekend and Taylor Swift.
This unexpected fame has been a surreal experience for Miles, who described hearing his song on the radio as "cool" and "a little bit strange." He is already working on new music with his friends in a band called The Spikeheads.
His father, Joel Phillips, emphasized the importance of fostering creativity, stating it's "normal to sing" and "normal to go and create something." He sees his son's success as a positive sign for the next generation, contrasting it with AI-produced music.
