Ed Sheeran Inspires Young Musicians in Brooklyn Classroom: A Heartwarming Episode of Celebrity Substitute
Ed Sheeran, known for his stadium performances, takes on a new role as a substitute teacher in a Brooklyn classroom. In the heartwarming episode of Celebrity Substitute, Sheeran engages third graders at PS20 in creating music from everyday sounds. Despite his doubts about being a good substitute, Sheeran connects with the students by sharing his experiences of being called names in school, proving that "weirdos make the coolest adults."
With his "Mr. Ed" name tag in place, Sheeran dives into teaching the importance of rhythm, finding one's sound, and practicing. He starts by playing his hit song "Photograph," receiving mixed reviews from the students. Sheeran then introduces the kids to waltz and 4/4 rhythms, using Taylor Swift's "Style" as an example. The students enthusiastically participate by clapping and stomping in rhythm, showcasing their musical abilities.
Sheeran encourages the students to create unique sounds using instruments, turning the classroom into a lively musical environment. Each student contributes to a rhythm loop, demonstrating their creativity and musical talents. The session culminates in a charming performance of an original song titled "The PS20 Kids and the Morning Routine," highlighting the students' adorable talents and enthusiasm for music.
The episode showcases Sheeran's engaging teaching style and the students' eagerness to learn and express themselves through music. It is a heartwarming reminder of the power of music education and the joy it brings to both students and teachers alike. Watch the full episode of Sheeran on Celebrity Substitute for a delightful musical experience.