World War II veteran, John Pylman, showcased his love towards the country and mesmerized everyone singing the national anthem at the West Michigan Whitecaps.
The 96-years-old WWII veteran, John Pylman, has compelled the netizens to shower words of praise on him as his rendition of “The Star-Spangled Banner” goes viral on the Internet. The veteran explained the meaning of the song and beautifully curated it, just before the West Michigan Whitecaps were gearing up for a basketball game.
The clip stormed the Internet and gathered tons of viewers and comments. The audience was astonished by the sensational delivery of the national anthem by a 96 years old veteran. The video highlights the spectators, who could not resist giving a standing ovation.
“Adorable Version” Of National Anthem
As the veteran spoke up the ending words of the national anthem, a voice thanking him came to our ears. They said, “Thank you, John Pylman, we are grateful for your service.” The viewers were mesmerized to hear such a beautiful masterpiece, and they showered their love on John.
One spectator titled John’s song to be the best version of the national anthem, and the old veteran was overwhelmed with the honor.
Online Response!!
The 96-years-old WWII veteran, John Pylman was moved by the response the audience show on his online video. The netizens flooded the video with likes and comments showing their love and respect.
John revealed, “I was absolutely amazed at the audience’s reaction, and I believe it a good thing to have done.” Many users also commented that the song gives them a feeling of patriotism and they are extremely proud to be an American citizens.
A National Hero!!
Pylman was enlisted in the Air Force, back in 1943. In Grand Rapids, he has also collaborated with Michigan’s Schubert Male Chorus, and now, once again, he had turned the limelight. He believes singing national songs is the best way to honor his country. He is an absolute devotee of the country and is still hopeful about it. He titled it the most beautiful place and announced that his country is “worth fighting for.”