Le Hoang Hiep was compared to Phung The Van, losing to this 1 opponent!

The 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2 has passed, but the echoes are still lingering on social networks.

Besides Le Hoang Hiep, a face that makes the online community love thanks to his outstanding appearance is Lieutenant Phung The Van.

Worth mentioning, recently those who love Guard Lieutenant Phung The Van have discovered that he has a warm and easy-to-listen voice, which few people expected.

The person who helped the online community discover this talent of Lieutenant Van was singer Phuong Thanh.

A few days ago, in a cultural exchange with soldiers, singer Phuong Thanh suddenly sang a duet of the song Rebirth (composed by Tang Duy Tan) with soldier The Van. The two had a harmonious performance, attracting the attention of the audience even if it was just singing through the loudspeakers.

The video was posted on social networks by "Ms. Chanh" herself with the proud status line: "Reborn with Phung The Van. Cheer up the spirit of soldiers participating in the A80 mission. Happy and proud, grateful."

The clip quickly went viral online, attracting nearly 1 million views in just a few days. The online community constantly praises the 26-year-old Ensign, who stands out from his appearance, professionalism to artistic talent.

Many comments even exclaimed that "God doesn't give everyone everything, but The Van has everything", or "the male protagonist of the novel is only this size". Some audience members also said: "Handsome and singing well. I lost the whole episode."

Not only attracted by his voice, Phung The Van's appearance also made fans stirred. During the parade and parade on September 2, he appeared on television for only 5 seconds but it was enough to cause a fever on the Internet, with a majestic image, wearing a black suit, wearing sunglasses, he performed with a convoy of guards, escorting leaders of the Party, State and international delegations. He was even compared to Le Hoang Hiep, even able to usurp the opponent's throne because he possessed more talent.

However, that is in the future. Currently, Le Hoang Hiep can do what not everyone can do.

The hashtag #lehoanghiep on TikTok has reached 2 billion views in just a few months. A number that even many A-list artists dream of. Worth mentioning, Le Hoang Hiep does not have a public social media account, does not post any content on his own in virtual space.

All viral clips were recorded by teammates, the media or people. It is that "rarity" that makes netizens even more curious and hunting, from training clips, performing tasks to private life.

Nearly 90,000 videos with hashtags #lehoanghiep are circulating on TikTok. Just the shadow of his back, uniform or his name appearing is enough for netizens to share.

It can be seen that although not counting all the relevant hashtags, including without any official statistics from other social networking platforms, the name of the 29-year-old male lieutenant is still enough to stir up the internet. All topics related to him have become "singing".

Groups and forums about Le Hoang Hiep are blooming, including a community of more than 173,000 members just to share photos and videos about him. Many young people claim to be "idolizing a soldier for the first time", because it is the simplicity in the military uniform, serious demeanor and positive energy in him that conquered them.

For the first time participating in the reality show Sao Enlistment, Hiep only appeared for a few minutes, saying exactly 7 words "Step on this line, always you" when instructing Binh An to practice commands. That alone is enough to make the online community "shed tears", replayed dozens of times. This cut quickly became a TikTok trend, and the episode was broadcast on YouTube with millions of views.

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