Footage of singing goat goes viral after animal blessing service
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Footage of a goat singing during an animal blessing service has gone viral with more than two million hits worldwide.
Pablo the goat left churchgoers in hysterics after he appeared to bleat along with the organ music during an animal blessing service last week at Worcester Cathedral.
The clip was shared on TikTok and swiftly went viral.
Worcester Cathedral's spokesperson, Sarah Bower, said: “We think Pablo the goat enjoyed the Animal Blessing Service.”
The full service will be broadcast on BBC’s Songs of Praise next month.
Fans posted praise for Pablo in the video comments as they shared his unique performance.
One user wrote: “Get Pablo into the choir although he sounds more like Billy (goat) Graham to me!"
Another said: “Don’t hush him, he is giving his testimony and I want to hear it. He should be on Britain's Goat Talent next year."
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John Bravo joked: “No kidding, Pablo’s singing ain’t half baaaad!”
Another added: “Pablo for little baby Jesus in the nativity this year.”
Pablo attended the animal blessing service along with two alpacas from Attwell Farm park in Redditch, Worcestershire.
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The 30-minute ceremony takes place every year in September and is a service used to celebrate ‘All creatures Great and Small’.
This year the service, led by Gogglebox star Reverend Kate Bottley, was filmed to be featured on an episode of the BBC's long-running Songs of Praise programme.
Bower added: “Pablo really enjoyed himself. He was very vocal.
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“The video response has been very positive. People have just found it hilarious.
“Lots of people have commented on the looks the animals were giving him in the video too.
“It’s our most liked video on our TikTok account.
“It was Pablo’s first visit to the animal blessing ceremony, and we’ll certainly be inviting him back again without a doubt. We had a really good turnout at the blessing ceremony this year – it was a full house."