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TNT Boys convince Mario Lopez to eat balut

By: - Reporter
/ 10:16 AM February 21, 2019

TNT Boys convince Mario Lopez to try balut

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MANILA, Philippines — The young singing trio TNT Boys has convinced American television host and actor Mario Lopez to try and eat balut.

Lopez shared a clip of him trying the balut in an Instagram post on Thursday captioned: “I always appreciate trying food from different cultures. The #TNTBoys convinced me to try balut.”

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In the video, Lopez was cheered on by the trio composed of Kiefer Sanchez, Mackie Empuerto and Francis Concepcion.

“Ohh I see feathers. Hold on,” Lopez said at one part of the video to which the trio said, “It’s okay! Don’t look at it!”

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The singing trio recently flew to Los Angeles and appeared as guests in the US talk show “The Late Late Show with James Corden.”

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The TNT Boys even got the chance to meet and sing with their idol Ariana Grande during their guesting.

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READ: Ariana Grande surprises TNT Boys in James Corden’s show

They are also currently competing in the US talent show “The World’s Best” where they wowed judges with their rendition of Beyoncé’s “Listen.” /jpv

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READ: TNT Boys stun judges of US talent show with ‘Listen’ performance

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