Security Guard Disrupted An Enchanting Boogie Woogie Performance In Mall
What would you do when you witness a remarkable performance being hindered by someone?
During an impromptu boogie-woogie piano performance in Birmingham City center, a security guard attempted to interrupt the music, but the persistent and incredibly talented Terry Miles was already deep in his groove.
The security guard appeared to be receiving instructions through an earpiece, but Terry Miles, undeterred, continued with his captivating performance. Encouraged by the gathered crowd, the show continued until its triumphant conclusion. Throughout the performance, Terry was joined by eager members of the public, adding their own touch to this extraordinary musical spectacle.
Initially, everything went smoothly. In particular, a young girl and boy were extremely excited when they saw this performance. They even joined in and danced along to the piano melody. The artist poured their heart and soul into playing the piano, capturing the attention of many passersby who couldn’t help but pause and indulge in the delightful performance.
However, a security guard made their way towards the scene, seemingly intending to put an end to the show. To everyone’s surprise, this interference was short-lived. After just a few minutes, the security guard retreated into the crowd, patiently waiting for the performance to reach its conclusion.
When the final notes faded away, the pianist approached the security guard, extending a hand for a friendly shake. Both of them wore genuine smiles, and to everyone’s delight, the security guard even applauded, showing appreciation for the remarkable performance that had just taken place.
The video got much attention, garnering over 21 million views and 358K likes on YouTube. One viewer commented, “He is the absolute real boogie woogie deal, love your performances and your synths!”
Another added, “The security even clapped!! I guess his job forced him to make an effort. Didn’t look like he really wanted to. The world needs a lot more.”