WATCH: Sports-mad tot from Warwickshire wows with perfect rendition of God Save the King

By SWNS

8th Jul 2024 | Local Features

Maximus Stafford wowed beachgoers in Cornwall with his rendition (image via SWNS)
Maximus Stafford wowed beachgoers in Cornwall with his rendition (image via SWNS)

A sports-mad tot wowed beachgoers with his perfect rendition of 'God Save the King'.

Adorable video shows Maximus Stafford, three, singing the national anthem at the top of his lungs while on holiday with his parents in Kynance Cove, Cornwall.

Incredibly, Maximus has never been taught the anthem but has naturally picked it up when watching rugby and football matches.

Mum Charlotte Loach, 38, a school headteacher, from Tanworth-in-Arden, Warwickshire, said: "So many people stopped still in shock.

"People were clapping, saying to each other 'oh my goodness, did you just see that?'

"One person even saluted!"

Maximus first started learning the national anthem when he watched the Six Nations rugby tournament last year and now he hums or sings it almost daily.

Maximus got applause for his rendition! (image via SWNS)

Charlotte said: "We were so shocked the first time he sung it.

"We never formally taught him.

"He's just picked it up and we have corrected some of his words along the way.

"He sings it most days and always hums it when he's playing.

"He even likes to get people to put their arms around each other like the real players."

     

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