Singer performs in swarm of bugs

Wittaya Siwkrathok continues singing despite being swarmed by flying insects during a soundcheck performance in Buri Ram on June 29, 2024. (Screenshot from the Facebook page of Mongkol Sound)
Wittaya Siwkrathok continues singing despite being swarmed by flying insects during a soundcheck performance in Buri Ram on June 29, 2024. (Screenshot from the Facebook page of Mongkol Sound)

A singer proved his professionalism when he was surrounded by a swarm of flying insects during his performance at a concert in Buri Ram late last month.

Wittaya "TangNueng" Siwkrathok said that on June 29, he was singing songs to help colleagues set up the sound system before the concert started in Ban Chum Thong. 

As he started a third song, flying bugs were attracted to the spotlights above his small stage.

"Spectators started to show up then, and I had to keep singing.

"I think three to four termites ended up in my mouth. They tasted oily," Mr Wittaya said with a smile.

The 29-year-old singer said that the insects swarmed him for 30 to 40 minutes before dispersing after shedding their wings.

Vocabulary

  • bug (noun): insect - แมลง, แมง
  • colleagues (noun): people who work in the same organisation, department or field as you do - เพื่อนร่วมงาน
  • disperse: to scatter or move away over a large area, ot to make something do this - ทำให้กระจัดกระจาย
  • insect: any small creature with six legs and a body divided into three parts. Insects usually also have wings. Ants, bees and flies are all insects - แมลง, แมง
  • spectators (noun): people who watch an activity without taking part - ผู้เข้าชม
  • swarm: a large number of people, animals or insects moving together as a group - กลุ่มจำนวนมากมาย
  • swarm: to move around together in a large group - รวมเป็นฝูง
  • termite: a small insect that eats wood and paper - ปลวก

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