VIDEO: Social Media Was Blown Away After Discovering Tua Tagovailoa’s Remarkable Hidden Talent
Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is one of the more talented quarterbacks in the NFL, but throwing a football isn’t his only skill.
Tagovailoa, who hails from ‘Ewa Beach, Hawaii, has been at the forefront of the Dolphins’ air raid, having led the league in passing lads last season. And he’s shown a much softer side to him, with someone recording him singing Bob Marley’s “Three Little Birds” while strumming on a guitar in a recent appearance.
The QB was at his annual ‘Luau with Tua’ charity event when he took to the stage to serenade the crowd with a rendition of the hit reggae track. He really surprised fans on social media with his voice.
Check him out below:
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Fans Were Blown Away After Watching Tua Tagovailoa Perform
One fan wrote: “Tua is talented, this is cool AF! these negative comments are unnecessary!! & no 3peat chiefs, Cowboys winning SB next season! #”All IN“
“He gonna be a star even after the game,” another said.
“This just erased all criticism I had for bro,” wrote another.
“Ughh… I hate the fact, I might like this kid. That was cool,” a user added.
“Even this Bills fan likes Tua,” said a Buffalo Bills fan.
“Coming from a Chiefs fan, he’s putting on a charity event to help the less fortunate, he’s musically inclined, and he’s definitely one hell of a football player. No need to bash the guy unless you think you can do better. Go Chiefs!” A Kansas City Chiefs fan noted.
Tua Tagovailoa had a career year in 2023. The Dolphins star was the NFL’s passing yards leader with 4,624 yards and 29 touchdowns, both career highs. He helped the team to an 11-6 record and a playoff appearance but things appear to be somewhat uncertain this offseason as contract talks are underway.
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VIDEO: Social Media Was Blown Away After Discovering Tua Tagovailoa’s Remarkable Hidden Talent
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