Main image via Twitter
While we’re staying at home, some days we just want to have something from the outside world to eat. Luckily, we have our brave frontliners, the food delivery drivers, to help us with this.
In between deliveries, one rider managed to capture the interest of the internet with his remarkable piano playing skills!
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After making a delivery at the International Youth Centre in KL, a rider decided to kill time on a piano that was located in the lobby.
His beautiful performance, complete with his giant thermal food delivery bag still strapped on; was recorded by a captivated onlooker who then decided to share his talent with the Twitterverse.
Izat Yuan shared the video on Twitter with a caption that read: “When the customer is late to pick up food, why not play a round of piano? He’s playing with full feeling! Good job brother!”
The rider played not one, but two songs and one of them was Camila Cabello’s “Havana”!
The rider in question eventually reached out to Izat on Twitter and thanked him for his compliment.
Amirullah shared that he had just finished a delivery and saw the empty room with a piano. He decided to take a chance but didn’t realize that someone was recording his playing.
He thanked Izat and dedicated his piano playing to the “people who were staying in at the IYC.”
While the Internet is super impressed by Amirullah’s skills, the rider explained that he had never taken any piano lessons and everything he knew, he learnt from YouTube!
In a separate tweet, he encouraged others saying “Nothing is impossible”!
We’re super impressed with Amirullah’s mad piano playing skills! We can barely play “Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star”!
Nothing is impossible indeed!
Thank you for your service Amirullah and we hope to hear more from the rider soon!
In the meantime, be sure to play your part by staying at home to stop the spread of COVID-19! Together we can #FlattenTheCurve!
Stay updated with the latest COVID-19 news here: https://en.syok.my/covid-19
Info via The Star
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