Imagine this: Michael Myers, the famous Halloween killer, bursts into the room when you’re on an eight-hour layover. In the airport lounge, Catwoman shows up holding a violin as he begins to perform a melancholic yet exquisite piano solo. Myers is initially taken aback, but he keeps playing, and the two sing a stunning duet that lights up the room and makes everyone smile broadly.
Myers’s debut solo composition demonstrates his exceptional musical ability. But as Cat Woman starts to play a beautiful lead song over Myers’ skillful piano accompaniment, she takes center stage. Talent Treasure readers would be interested to know that the unexpected duet was played on violin by Biana and keyboard by YouTuber Andy Morris. The odd couple’s video, which Morris published on November 9, 2024, garnered 4.8 million views and became a huge viral hit.
Biana’s YouTube account is called @biana538; Morris uploads videos under his own name. The cheeky performance was applauded by fans, who said, “Your collaboration with the mysterious woman is epic.” I get chills from the song,” and “Look at all those smiles.” A woman and her infant dance. A man takes off his headphones. Everyone pauses. The enchantment of music
Morris’ airport duet went viral in just seven weeks and is now his seventh most popular YouTube video. After only two years of posting, Morris has a few videos with millions of views, proving that he is no stranger to viral movies. His Myers persona, who he dressed up as for his July 2023 America’s Got Talent piano performance, is also featured in his third-most popular video.
In December 2022, American pianist Andy Morris began creating YouTube videos. Since then, he has amassed two million network subscribers. It should come as no surprise to readers of The Talent Treasure that Morris, who is incredibly talented, quickly gained recognition on YouTube. He sang Abba’s “The Winner Takes It All” and Jvke’s “Golden Hour” at his college cafeteria for his debut video. Similar to many of Morris’ movies, the pianist’s extraordinary piano skills and the odd emotions of the diners combined to make the video a YouTube sensation, with 4.2 million views.
