The Kids Who Plays Drum Outside Paragon
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They got their own website and all....
Apparently, the oldest of the 2 is 8 yrs old... while the other is 4 if im not mistaken....
Singapore's youngest busker or so the father claimed....
But i think... its against UN charter for children's rights!!
Article 2.2
2. States Parties shall take all appropriate measures to ensure that the child is protected against all forms of discrimination or punishment on the basis of the status, activities, expressed opinions, or beliefs of the child's parents, legal guardians, or family members.
Article 12.1
1. States Parties shall assure to the child who is capable of forming his or her own views the right to express those views freely in all matters affecting the child, the views of the child being given due weight in accordance with the age and maturity of the child.
Article 39
States Parties shall take all appropriate measures to promote physical and psychological recovery and social reintegration of a child victim of: any form of neglect, exploitation, or abuse; torture or any other form of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment; or armed conflicts. Such recovery and reintegration shall take place in an environment which fosters the health, self-respect and dignity of the child.
I know its a boring topic... but do the kids really want to perform in the streets....
They will grow up needing therapy....
Though I must say they are really good!!
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campy.....
too long msg -
oo the super KID...the smart boy who is talented in drumming...
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But its important to tell the public!!Originally posted by pervertboi:campy.....
too long msg 
I mean... the way we see it... he is good and we cheer and clap for him... at the same time donating to him....
but if u as a person... would u want to perform in the open for people...? its like a licensed beggar... -
its good.y not..its to show ur talent to everyone..when he grow up..maybe got company wants him
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tats wad grown ups would think!Originally posted by Aaron8209:its good.y not..its to show ur talent to everyone..when he grow up..maybe got company wants him
he and his bro is growing...maturing...
his mind will be clouded with humiliation... -
actually if you visit some european countries busking is'nt really that shameful a thing. to them it may be a platform for them to showcase their talents. and infact some talents are scouted by those record companies and etc through these street performances. so it may not neccesary be a bad thing. remember him maybe next time you will see him on TV.
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nooo...Originally posted by ah_kwang:actually if you visit some european countries busking is'nt really that shameful a thing. to them it may be a platform for them to showcase their talents. and infact some talents are scouted by those record companies and etc through these street performances. so it may not neccesary be a bad thing. remember him maybe next time you will see him on TV.
we are not in tat society.....ours is different from the west...
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erm, you think too much. Just think street side band performances in japan.
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nooooOo... we are not in japan either...
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wat is the different between students tat ask people to donate thru buying sticker and those people who ask people to donate thru their skills ???
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to him, its just playing and showing off.
why would he need therapy? -
If he is happy with it and enjoys himself who are we to dictate anything..
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he's great
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You all dont get it...
So a 4 yr old will go up to his dad... and says...
"daddy, i think i want to go out and perform in the streets to showcase my talents... " -
well its all about surviving
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i would love to play in the public too , its nothing wrong.
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police dont catch them meh....
and that boy play there... like no future (unless he wants to busk all his life)... and did he ask people for gratitudes? -
They may be billionaires, just performing on the streets to pass time
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Ethen Ong, i think i got the name spelled wrongly.
haha, when i see him play, the donation box always full -
he got a basking license