Janine Berdin Gets Dream Come True Moment w/ Demi Lovato
DEMI LOVATO – Filipino singer Janine Berdin could hardly believe it when one of her biggest musical inspirations, Demi Lovato, publicly acknowledged her singing online.
International pop star Demi Lovato left singer Janine Berdin overwhelmed with excitement after noticing and reacting to her live performance online, creating a memorable moment for the Filipino artist and her fans.
Janine recently shared a live performance of the song “What if I miss you for the rest of my life?”, which she performed on the Wish Bus. The video quickly gained attention on social media, earning praise from netizens and fellow celebrities alike.
However, among those who noticed Janine’s vocal performance was Demi Lovato herself — something that instantly turned Janine’s admiration into a full-circle moment.
The international singer-songwriter, known for hits like “Heart Attack,” left a short but impactful reaction in the comments section.
“Holy sh**,” wrote Demi, expressing her amazement over Janine’s vocal abilities.
The brief comment was enough to send Janine into excitement and disbelief. The Filipino singer immediately responded to Demi, sharing how much the pop icon influenced her musical journey.
“HELLO ????? … I SING AND WRITE BECAUSE I GREW UP WANTING TO BE JUST LIKE YOU. I CANT BELIEVE YOU HEARD ME SING IN THIS LIFETIME,” Janine replied.
Janine also opened up about her journey from being a young dreamer from Cebu to becoming a recording artist under Island Records Philippines.
According to the singer, Demi’s music played a huge role in her growth as an artist. She revealed that she grew up singing Demi’s songs, even performing them during her time competing in “Tawag ng Tanghalan.”
“Thank you thank you thank you, Ms. Demi. I love you. I can’t fit my love in one comment,” Janine added.
She also expressed gratitude in Cebuano, saying, “Salamat kaayo madam.”
The emotional exchange resonated with fans, many of whom celebrated the interaction online. Supporters pointed out how meaningful it was for Janine to receive recognition from someone she had admired since childhood.
Janine first rose to fame after emerging as the grand champion of “Tawag ng Tanghalan” in 2018. Since then, she has continued building her music career, and this latest recognition from one of her biggest inspirations has become another unforgettable milestone in her journey.
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