Mickey Callisto has always been known as a bold, unique performer — from the moment he stepped onto the stage of Britain’s Got Talent to now, he’s carried with him an unmistakable mix of vocal power, style, and charisma. His artistry isn’t about following trends; it’s about standing out, about breaking expectations in the most fearless way. That talent was on full display in Paris, where he proved once again why he’s one of the most talked-about rising stars.

When clips hit the internet, the performance quickly went viral. Fans all over the world flooded social media with praise, replaying the moment again and again. Comments like “This man is pure talent, Paris was blessed” and “Every time I watch it, I feel something new” captured just how far the impact had spread. For Mickey, scrolling through those reactions was overwhelming but deeply affirming — proof that sharing his heart had been worth it.

Looking back on the experience, Mickey described it as unforgettable. Paris wasn’t just another stop on the journey; it became a turning point, one that revealed a new side of his artistry to both himself and his audience. More than anything, it was a reminder that true talent shines brightest when it’s paired with honesty — and that’s exactly what Mickey Callisto gave to the world that night.

Thirty musicians and singers recently gathered in the streets of Paris for a flashmob performance of Queen’s iconic song “Bohemian Rhapsody.”

A video of the flashmob was posted on the YouTube channel of one of the performers, pianist Julien Cohen, on Tuesday (September 9th), and the clip has since gone viral, surpassing over 500,000 views in just one day.

The flashmob took place in a particularly busy intersection for foot traffic. With the presence of a drum kit, speakers, and a piano, onlookers might have been anticipating some kind of busker performance; unbeknownst to them, they were about to witness an epic public orchestration of the Queen classic.

Cohen appears to guide the performance from the piano, but it’s young UK guitar prodigy Olly Pearson who steals the show, shredding through Brian May’s guitar flourishes and solos. Elsewhere, singers are placed in the windows of apartments surrounding the street, providing the song’s iconic operatic vocals and call-and-response sections.

Overall, the production of the video and choreography of the flashmob is mighty impressive, and everything appears to go off without a hitch.

Check out the video of the flashmob performing “Bohemian Rhapsody” in Paris below.