Just how singer Yoyoy described it, the Pusong Bato became a hit because the young generation was able to sing it, and with gusto. Or does the tune have something to do with it?
Here is a version by Renee Alon de la Rosa:
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Why "Pusong Bato" Became a Monster Hit
I remember Yoyoy Villame saying that if a novelty song can be sung by even the little children and the young teenagers, then it's going to be a hit. Even without them understanding lyrics, if the song clicked with the young surely it will become popular.
Just how singer Yoyoy described it, the Pusong Bato became a hit because the young generation was able to sing it, and with gusto. Or does the tune have something to do with it?
Here is a version by Renee Alon de la Rosa:
Just how singer Yoyoy described it, the Pusong Bato became a hit because the young generation was able to sing it, and with gusto. Or does the tune have something to do with it?
Here is a version by Renee Alon de la Rosa:
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