Watch: Mary Kom performs ‘What’s Up’ by Four Non-Blondes leaving netizens impressed

The video which was shared by EastMojo, a northeast digital news platform, shows the Member of Parliament hitting all the high notes with ease as the audience cheered on.

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The performance took place on Saturday in New Delhi, as a part of the 7th Edition of the Young Leaders Connect in New Delhi.

A video of six-time world boxing champion Mary Kom enthralling a set of audience with her performance of What’s Up by the US rock band Four Non-Blondes is making rounds on the Internet.

The performance took place on Saturday in New Delhi as a part of the 7th edition of the Young Leaders Connect. The video, which was shared by a northeast digital news platform East Mojo, showed the Member of Parliament hitting all the high notes with ease as the audience cheered on.

Take a look at her performance:

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India’s star boxer @mcmary.kom knocked out her audience by singing What’s up by American rock band 4 Non Blondes at a gathering ahead of Young Leaders Connect in New Delhi on Thursday. The six-time world boxing champion’s effortless performance was well received by the august gathering. With the theme, ‘Made in Northeast’, the 7th edition of the conclave will be held at The Grand, Vasant Kunj in the national capital on Saturday (November 2). This year, the conclave will be chaired by Union minister of state Kiren Rijiju and co-chaired by Meghalaya chief minister Conrad K Sangma and former Indian football captain Bhaichung Bhutia. Follow @east.mojo for more news from Northeast India and around the 🌍 #EastStory #NorthEastIndia #Manipuri #pugilist #boxing #Indianboxing #manipur #Imphal

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While many appreciated her effortless singing, there were many others who couldn’t recognise her without her boxing gloves. Take a look at some of the reactions:

This year’s conclave, which was based on the theme ‘Made in Northeast’, was chaired by Union minister of state Kiren Rijiju and co-chaired by Meghalaya Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma and former Indian football captain Bhaichung Bhutia.