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At the school talent show, the crowd was buzzing with anticipation when a quiet teen stepped onto the stage. He looked unassuming, but as soon as he opened his mouth, a deep, resonant voice filled the room, shocking everyone. With each note of “The Sound of Silence,” his voice seemed to reach places no one expected, vibrating through the walls like a force of nature. The audience sat frozen, unable to tear their eyes away as this unassuming teen transformed the classic song into something hauntingly unique. By the time he finished, the room was in stunned silence, knowing they had just witnessed something that would be talked about for generations—an unforgettable moment in the school’s history.

Call them gifted or hard workers, but every once in a while, we come across children and teenagers who have an extraordinary talent that we cannot comprehend. Some people are natural dancers, while others have honey-like voices. Some are intellectual, while others are unintentionally funny.

And this young man,  Ruben Livesarge is one of those talents.  His voice is so captivating that you wouldn’t believe it was him singing if there wasn’t a video to prove it. Ruben had been a shy kid since he was a kid.

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Until the last day of school, no one knew about his talent. He prefers to remain anonymous and dislikes undue attention. He developed stage fright, which was extremely difficult to overcome. Knowing this, Ruben’s teacher devised a plan to include a choir and dancers on stage. So he doesn’t feel as if all eyes are on him.

But everything changed when his cover of Simon & Garfunkel’s “Sound of Silence” went viral. You can watch the entire video here:

And don’t forget to tell your friends and family about your talent…

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