Singing to the traffic police, the girl’s identity is being sought

On March 14, social networks stirred up a clip of more than 2 minutes recording a scene schoolgirl singing for the traffic police. Accordingly, when being called in to blow a fine, the girl received a sudden request from two traffic police officers that she had to sing a song.

With a high and clear voice, the female student confidently performed 2 songs in a row The Country of Lullabies and the Girl Whotted.

The clip received more than 2 million views on Tiktok, most of the comments were admiring the gifted voice and praising the traffic police’s flexible and humane punishment.

The clip “paying fines by singing” made many netizens excited to share

It is known that the person appearing in the above clip is Bui Vu Tuong Vy, a 12th grade student, Thanh Binh High School (Tan Phu District, Dong Nai).

The female student was surprised when she received great attention on social networks. Vy expressed that she discovered her musical ability from the 3rd grade, regularly participated in singing contests in the district and province, won the first prize of the Hoa Phuong Do contest, the first prize of the Young Voice singing contest.

In particular, Vy participated in the qualifying round The Voice Kid 2016, about the team of singer Noo Phuoc Thinh.

Tuong Vy has a beautiful beauty

Vy said, on the morning of March 14, when she was riding a 50 cm3 motorbike, the traffic police called her to blow a fine because she thought she was not old enough to drive the car.

Because she forgot her papers, Vy had to call her family to bring them. While waiting, Traffic Police recognized the “very familiar” female student but couldn’t remember when she had met her.

Vy honestly said that she was arrested with her friend 2 weeks ago for the same reason. It was Vy who sang for this policeman at that time.

Vy used to compete in “The Voice Kid 2016”.

Through a conversation with the traffic police, Vy further expressed that she used to take the exam The Voice Kidso the traffic police asked the female student to perform 1 song while waiting.

Vy sang and trembled at the same time, but she was also very impressed with the friendliness and enthusiasm of the traffic police in Tan Phu. After the family members brought out the papers and proved that they were old enough to drive, Vy was allowed to continue driving the vehicle.

Talking about her future plans, the female student revealed that after she finished high school, she planned to go to Ho Chi Minh City to continue pursuing her dream.

Tuong Vy is currently studying in grade 12

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