Pharrell Williams, who Tuesday night in a sold Ziggo Dome State applauded Dutch. The world famous singer thanked the country for the success of his megahit Happy
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RTL Late Night looks Pharrell back to the role that the Dutch public has played in the success of his world. Happy was the first in our country a number 1 hit and then remained at that position are as many as 40 weeks. As many as 31 other countries next. “I want to thank you all for incredibly,” said Pharrell. “Everything around that number started in this wonderful city of Amsterdam. Thanks!”
Pharrell was almost moved to tears when he discovered that the parents were the last year present in the audience deceased Dennis Metelen . At his funeral Happy from Pharrell was turned. “We did not make it sad,” explained Dennis’ mother Caroline off. “It characterized him because he was gay and had a lot of humor. Though it was actually a weird number to run naturally. At a funeral” People around them pleaded with Pharrell, which to everyone’s surprise, responded with a personal video message. In Late Night mother thanked him for that video message. “I feel very humble,” responded a visibly moved Pharrell, that the parents of the deceased boy hugged. “Such things can not you see it coming,” he said a little later against presenter Humberto Tan. “Their son was buried with that number. This is intense., I am honored that something I could do. I could contribute something positive. Slightly more bearable on that day”
The American world star is Tuesday in the Netherlands for his The Dear Girl Tour. Also, many famous Dutch swinging tonight on the world hits of the artist. Among other Hardwell, Nicolette van Dam, Mark Tuitert, Renate Gerschtanowitz and Toine van Peperstraten and Humberto Tan in the Ziggo Dome.
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