Young Star Om Sap Shines with Powerful “Lose Yourself” Performance on The Voice Kids

  • bySimon
  • November 10, 2025
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On July 20, 2020, young performer Om Sap (ออมทรัพย์) amazed audiences during The Voice Kids Thailand Blind Auditions with an unforgettable performance of Eminem’s “Lose Yourself.”

A Bold and Confident Performance

Om Sap took on one of the most iconic and challenging hip-hop tracks—and nailed it. With strong breath control, powerful stage presence, and a clear understanding of the song’s message, his performance stood out. He tackled the fast-paced verses with confidence, impressing both the coaches and the audience.

Why “Lose Yourself” Is a Big Deal

Eminem’s “Lose Yourself”, released in 2002 as part of the 8 Mile movie soundtrack, is known for its powerful themes of motivation, perseverance, and seizing opportunity. It’s a tough song to perform, especially for young artists, but Om Sap gave it his own unique style while still honoring the original.

Bringing Hip-Hop to the Thai Stage

The Voice Kids Thailand often features ballads and pop songs, but Om Sap’s hip-hop performance brought a fresh and exciting energy to the stage. His song choice showed his courage, talent, and versatility, proving that young artists can shine across all music genres.

Om Sap’s performance is a great example of how The Voice Kids Thailand continues to showcase rising stars and introduce a variety of music styles to Thai audiences.

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