Uudam - Mongolian boy sings "Meet your dream mother" causing millions of people to burst into tears and make an unexpected makeover after 11 years

The boy "prince of the steppe" is now grown up and has a completely different life.

In 2011, on the show China's Got Talent, a performance by a 12-year-old Mongolian boy named Uudam became a worldwide sensation not only in China but also internationally.

The song "Meet Mom in a Dream" was performed with a very touching, emotional and tender voice. Uudam's voice not only conquered all audiences, judges but also made many people cry.

Uudam's voice not only conquered all audiences, judges but also made many people cry.

The unnamed Mongolian boy instantly became a shining star in the night and was sought after. That is Uudam, also known as O Dat Moc, born on September 9, 1999.

Uudam's actual situation then made the public even more moved because he was an orphan boy of both parents. Specifically, in 2007, Uudam excellently surpassed more than 300 child candidates to participate in a children's choir.

Uudam started a new life from here with countless difficult challenges. He said goodbye to his parents to follow the choir to the city to study music. It is known that Uudam's parents' income is not enough to pay for his living expenses in the city, becoming extremely difficult. Being aware of this, Uudam always tries his best in his studies because this is the only way to help him enter the University.

In the city, Uudam participated in choir performances both to satisfy his passion for singing and to earn extra money to support his parents. A year later, Uudam's mother had traveled more than 200km to Hailar city to watch her son's performance, but unfortunately had an accident that left her paralyzed.

Uudam loves his mother very much, every time he sees his mother in pain, he helps her to wipe her tears and comfort her: "Let me sing to you, it won't hurt anymore". And Uudam's poignant lyrics made a strong man like his father and those around him unable to hold back their tears. Although he was young, but Uudam was very understanding, understanding things to the point of making people hurt.

At the age of 8, Uudam had to practice doing household chores to stay at home to take care of his mother. But a year later, Uudam's mother passed away. The boy's father also died in a traffic accident not long after that caused Uudam to collapse.

Although he did not win the first prize on the show that year, his bright face and princely figure in fairy tales helped Uudam leave a deep impression in the audience's hearts, many even called him the "The Little Prince on the Prairie".

But not long after, Uudam faced a big scandal when he was accused of lip-syncing. The one who actually sang was another child singer named Ba Tac Nhi. After that, the fan vindicated the boy by re-analyzing the show's video, and said that the production team edited the vocals to make it clearer, more effective when broadcasting.

Despite struggling with the question of lip-syncing, Uudam still really "changed his life" after the show China's Got Talent. He was adopted by a famous Mongolian singer couple and has a much better life than before.

The boy "prince of the steppe" is now grown up and has a completely different life.

Uudam received countless invitations to participate in TV shows, sing, release music, ... continuously. He also appeared in a number of films such as The Man with Blue Dots (2011) and Night Blooming (2013).

In high school, Uudam was adopted by his adoptive parents to Vancouver, Canada to study at a prestigious school to receive the best education. As an adult, Uudam's appearance is also commented to have changed quite a lot.

Despite facing the lip-syncing market, Uudam still receives attention from the famous Mongolian singer couple. They not only treat the boy like their own son, cure diseases and guide the musical path.

Uudam's present has grown. He has a more handsome, mature and mature face. The 23-year-old is still studying at university in Canada, but he often returns to his hometown to work in parallel with the arts.

The boy "Meet your dream mother" now possesses a handsome appearance.

However, the musical products of the "steppe prince" did not leave their mark and resonate. People still only remember him because of his first hit "Meet your dream mother" 10 years ago.

However, at a very young age, loyal fans of Uudam are still waiting and hoping that the Mongolian singer will have a breakthrough in the future.

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