The Like Me's webisode 3: Northbridge International School Concert

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In this video, The Like Me's perform for the very first time in Cambodia to one of the most memorable audiences ever, the students of Northbridge International School. In the clip of the song Doe Doe Break, guest break dancers, Andrew Mam (Laura's brother) and Francis Tongpalad, not only give the students a taste of break dancing and funk, but also find the students are as, if not more, rowdy than a hip hop crowd and surprisingly have their own swag to show off! The night was so memorable - we will never be able to forget it. BIG SHOUTOUT TO NISC!!!

*Backstory Awesomeness: Make sure to pay special attention to the young Khmer male performer who captures the heart of the people at 4:14. This young boy is not a student at Northbridge but is in the same orphanage as another young female student at Northbridge, who is currently having her education sponsored by a Western patron. Where he learned those moves and how to win the hearts of the people like that, The Like Me's don't know, but we were utterly impressed and inspired by his spirit and his swagger! All four ladies of The Like Me's were deeply moved in seeing the Northbridge Students and the Kids from the Khmer Orphanage join seamlessly together in giving The Like Me's a heavy and energetic welcome to Cambodia. We owe our great audience one huge THANK YOU!




Specials Thanks must go to Bunnary Say and the Northbridge International Parent Group who funded and put on the show. Without the NISC Parent Group, the tour would not have been possible.

Extra Shoutout to Joyce who gave us the cutest cards EVER and was a true blue fan for us. WE LIKE YOU JOYCE!!!!!

***If you are a student from NISC, definitely make sure to leave a comment and if you have footage to add - please add in response to this video, we would love to see it! Much love from The Like Me's.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• The Like Me's
• Laura Mam
• Loren Alonzo
• Helena Hong
• Monique Coquilla
• Cambodia
• Music Tour
• Khmer
• Khmer Music
• performanceNorthbridge
• International
• School

[tola978]

Way to go. What you guys are doing is great.

[keosandyou]

I'm loving this!!!! Great job guys!!

[linapen]

What a great cause :)

[STYLELINDA2011]

The kidcdance better than the dude

[sarinaannepeterson]

@sarinaannepeterson cross that out. Almost every1 I know is there...

[sarinaannepeterson]

2:33  EPIC FAIL!!!

[sarinaannepeterson]

MONY!? KANNIKA?! HAVEY!? BARRETT!? also, I think I saw a part of ji hawk, joyce, carlo, ratanak, sengly, etc, etc...

[jennafurlunpez]

@LauraMamMusic ms.katie is not in our school anymore. well for next year

[vannakej]

If the little Cambodian kid get more trains, he is going to be the top as the breakdancer here, that was so awesome! Thumb up for this. :)

[kevwalk96]

In Cambodia are also Professional Breakdancers , you should visit the Tiny Toones Center there is a Breakdance school and many kids already practice bboy.

they also have videos in youtube.