The Triosiblings Are Live at the “Bathroom” Concert

I want to make this as crazy as possible because first off, singing in the bathroom is one of my crazy habits that I totally see everything right about. There's almost no shower moment I don't cover an album and on very rare days and by mistake, I would also create my own album.

Yes, by mistake because sometimes even I don't understand what I'm singing but I can't keep shut.

If there is one thing I always love to do and to a good extent, that I can do well, it is singing anywhere I find myself. I hum the song when I'm not supposed to make my voice loud but the only places I get the chance to sing as loud as I want to is in my service to God and in the bathroom.

Today, I'm performing live with my siblings @hopestylist and @justin.ahama in what we call the "Bathroom" Concert. Together, we are called the "Triosiblings". I bet you can already guess how come about the name but to be clear, we are three siblings and we sing in the different major parts - I sing Suprano, Hope sings Alto and Justin sings Tenor. Impressively, we can switch parts.

As the leader of the "Triosiblings", and the eldest of the siblings, I could easily pass as the most playful Suprano singer with my mic customized to my kind - blue, soft furs around it and good sound. Hope is the powerful alto singer who knows how to make everybody else shine with her. Justin is the standard for our voices to win.

While Hope and I are good with singing and switching parts like Justin, Justin can make any worse song sound good with his knowledge and ears for music. So the possibility of our bathroom voices sounding crazy or weird like most bathroom voices are, is so not happening. We'd sound beautiful together, even in the bathroom.

So we set aside our body wash, turn off the shower (that means, we are on our Triosiblings favorite wears as a crew) and swap our brushes for microphones to present live in the "Bathroom" Concert where our fans are screaming in joy as we sing one of our best gospel songs that glorifies God as it has always been our passion.