"Let it Go, Let it Go [EPIC FAIL KID] Snot Booger Rocket" YouTube video

"Let it Go, Let it Go [EPIC FAIL KID] Snot Booger Rocket" YouTube video

This 13-second video was uploaded in April 2014 where the kid, from Philippines, singing Disney's Frozen theme song "Let it Go". In the video, we see the kid in the beginning singing chorus of the song, after that the kid coughs twice and suddenly the stuff expels from his nose. I doubt that whether the kid covers the song and deliberately expels his stuff from his nose as the meaning of "let it go" or it's just the fail moments.

This video was originated from Facebook source and it was re-uploaded in YouTube. The commentators on the video showing fun and disgusted (but it is funny anyway). About one or two weeks after the video was uploaded, a YouTube video was uploaded by an American girl criticize the kid stating that how disgust and shame the kid was. However, about late May 2015, the video was nowhere to be found - it was possibly removed by its respective user due to inundating destructive comments against her.

As of January 27, 2016, the number of views in the video was 6,681,665 with 17,200 likes and 3,150 dislikes.

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