7-Year-Old Flawlessly IMPERSONATES Taylor Swift & Breaks The Internet

We may not have seen as much of Taylor Swift in 2016 as we’d hoped, but all thanks to one sensational mini impersonator, we just got our whole fix for the entire year. There will only ever be ONE true Taylor Swift, but one adorable mini impersonator just came that much closer to being the next pop sensation.

So right now, prepare to have your minds blown when you take a look Taylor’s performance…
Millions of Swifties around the world have once taken fashion inspo from Taylor Swift whether that be during her shows, Halloweens or just an average Tuesday, but one T-Swift fan just exceeded all expectations with a performance that generated instant overnight stardom.

Standing about three-and-a-half feet tall at just seven years old, Xia (SIA) Vigor, appeared on The Philippines TV Show Your Face Sounds Familiar Kids, a show that allows kids to perform as their idols, when she performed Taylor’s 2008 hit “You Belong With Me”, complete with costume changes, head flips, red lips and spot-on facial expressions, and the resemblance between the two popstars is shockingly identical…

You can’t make this stuff up… If I had to take a guess, Xia will be opening for Taylor in no time. Ok, that may be a long shot, but we can only hope she soon gets the recognition from Taylor she deserves. Although Taylor has yet to comment on the viral performance, Xia tweeted out to all the Swifties for the love and support following the performance, writing QUOTE, “Wanna take this moment to thanks Swifties for the overloading support. We LOVE YAGUYS!”

Xia seems to be a total natural on the stage, but that also may be because this ain’t her first rodeo. She appeared on the show two years prior, impersonating Taylor’s bestie Selena Gomez, when she nailed Sel’s hit “Love You Like a Love Song.”

A natural-born star in the making, I’ve gotta say, but I right now I want to know what you guys thought about Xia’s Taylor impersonation, so get to talking right down here in the comments and after that, click right over here to check out all the other stars who are about to take over 2017 on Debatable, and we’re about to take a deeper dive into the biggest trending topics on our new show Completely Weekly, launching this Saturday so be sure to subscribe for all the latest. Thanks for hanging out with me here on Clevver News, I’m your host Meghan Lamontagne and I’ll see ya later.

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[b_rheajen]

Youtube: Let's recommend this after 4 years..

[imRhyan]

Who else here not searching for this one, but YouTube did? Hahaha

[kiyokoamp]

Was this just literally recommended to me after 4 years? Great.

[seyoung]

2017: Not Now
2018: No
2019: No
2020: No
2021: Ok i Recommend this now

Ps: Thank you for 575 likes

[joydalar]

Xia Vigor is not only talented kid she is also ambassador for habitat and humanity at the young age
, and the way she talk i love her so much

[amoot]

Definitely not me tryna find the "hate comments" that a lot of people are commenting about 4 years later

[thunderkent]

WHY ARE YOU HATING ON A KID? THE WORLD IS JUST SO CRUEL NOWADAYS

[Jeyoanimates]

Never knew this was popular not only in my home country.

[AVGyerra]

Info:

●The child is *NOT* being forced to impersonate.

●The parents are *NOT* making money out of their child.

●The child *WANTED* to join the TV show.

●Most of the money earned does *NOT* end up to the child's family, most of it goes to a certain charity the parents/child picked.

[infinite_spirit]

When people keeps on saying: "Why are hating this kid? Blah blah blah" And here I was finding the hate comment they are talking about.

[poolcezanne]

Too young?? Is there something wrong to be an aspiring singer? It's just a show, and parents agreed on that for fun. Anyone thinks it's sexualized must have dirty mind.

[dorkymee]

Who watched "Your face sounds familiar kids" everytime when it comes out?

[jeim]

They cannot actually choose their "idols". They randomly select different artist/singer every week to impersonate. I believe the opening (first week of the show) was an exception. Since she impersonated Selena. Contrary to what everyone (those that are not Filipino or does not know her) is saying, I believe her idol is Selena Gomez. She actually joined a noon time show as the mini Selena Gomez. She also claimed to have memorized the (songs) album of Selena. As for the comments about this being sexual or something, you should know one thing about Filipinos, true Filipinos are conservative in nature. No one would ever agree on exploiting kids if the Filipinos think this is in any way sexual. There is also a Board that is monitoring every show in the Philippines and decides whether the show is appropriate for public viewing or not. If they violated the guidelines, the show will be suspended or be totally off air. Besides, haven't you seen any child actors or performers EVER, in your countries? tsk I was once a kid and if there is one thing kids love, it is impersonating adults or act like an adult. And come on, you can see she was enjoying the act....so why are you being so butt hurt?

[jasonortiz]

Everyone is saying people are hating and overreacting in the comments but I have yet to see someone doing that.

[ASHLEY-njnh]

Over Acting you all.. I just want to say the kid is so generous and talented... hsbxbskzuved

[xtianarce]

for those people asking why Filipinos are so proud of small things" We have an extreme case of patriotism and nationalism.

We don’t need to explain why, our love to our inang bayan is irreplaceable. Just like what Americans and Russians are doing. The only difference is though, we tend to be proud of on small things. Why? Here’s why.

The Philippines is so far, widely unknown to other countries. They are only recognizing us as a country full of flip flops. Lol, so thus, we are underrated. We want Philippines to be recognized and that is something to be proud of, even how small it is. We will carry our Filipino lineage every single time." credits to the owner ... and please stop hating and research first about what you hear, saw etc. before you comment on something that you really don't know the purpose is. nakakagalit Lang na mabasa mo yung mga hate comments nila na parang wow ang perfect nyo siguro tlga? na ang bansa nyo'y wlang knakaharap na sexualized thingy ... Godbless nlang sa inyo😄😄

[coldclearblue]

To be honest, the Philippines has MUCH BETTER GOOD MORAL VALUES AND DISCIPLINE than any other country especially AMERICA. Don't be hypocrites by commenting badly in this video. You have no moral values at all, lots of your kids are rude and hard headed. Check your kids in your own country before judging other people's kids. Pambihira talaga Itong mga taong Ito. Akala niyo kung sinong moralista.

[corn_erstone]

Filipino here! I can't believe this came in my recommended 4 years later. Love you Xia 😍

[tammyandretti]

In the PHILIPPINES, children have talents not just in singing but the good in it is that Filipino parents are very much supportive to their child that is why many Filipinos are very talented.

[jmaemckinley]

Some foreigners are really out of context. They are talking about being sexualized to a child whose background country is conservative in terms of liberty.Kindly look into your country's problem on premarital sex as being so liberated.Sorry, but I'm just returning the favor of your judgment.