When ‘Titanic Fever’ Hits Hard: Video Of Kid Singing, Recreating Ship’s Drowning Scene Goes Viral | Watch

These days the phrase “teach them young” is being used by people who want their kids to know about something or to love certain things from the very start. The most common examples are the ComicCon conventions where fans of certain franchises bring their kids all dressed up in all kinds of cosplays. The instances of people showing their young ones certain shows to raise a young fan are also not that rare anymore.

But what if the tiny one falls in love with one of the most loved movies that ironically narrated the most beautiful yet horrifying love stories of all time? Yes, it’s Titanic back in the limelight. The movie single-handly made millions cry and still do whenever people rewatch it, which is very common.

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The film even left the internet, nay, the world divided over the ‘Jack and the floating wooden plank theory’. The film still continues to rule the headlines as some or the other things keep happening either related to it or because of its wreckage that lies at the Atlantic’s bed. Basically, 'Titanic fever' is surely a thing.

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Testeminoal to the above-said thing, the fever, this time, has gripped a tiny fan that not only loved the end scene but actually learnt the ever-famous song by heart. A video that was recently shared on the Instagram handle "unlimited.voices" showed a cute kid recreating the cruise's drowning scene. But what worked as a cherry on top was the background score that the kid gave by actually singing the song 'Heart will go on'.

 

 

 

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As the kid made the toy ship sink in his feet-deep balloon tub, the singing began to see a lower pitch to match the emotions. The video that read "The Titanic obsession is way too real" has been garnering a lot of attention over its cuteness. Pointing out the changes in the kid's pitch, a user named "imanalele" wrote, "The voice fades away as the ship is drowned". Meanwhile, another user named "asali.sb", wrote, "He peacefully drowned it".