The Dancing BPO Agent

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 LOOK: A 22-year-old BPO agent went viral after he posted a dance challenge on TikTok.

Neil Allen Ballesteros is currently a work from home BPO agent from Pandi, Bulacan. His video reached 185.5K views on TikTok after dancing to one of the signal songs of a Korean Survival Show named Universe Ticket that is called ‘Ticket to you’

The dance song was sung by the 82 contestants from different countries including 3 pure blooded Filipinos (Elisia Parsimano, Gehlee Dangca and Aya Natsumi) and 1 half Filipino-Korean (Jin Hyeonju). 
He posted his dance entry last January and during that time the show was trending, that is why he decided to do a short dance cover in front of their house. According to him, he did not expect that his video would blow up and gain a lot of attention from other K-Pop fans. He also gained so many comments from his viral video, some of the comments are “your moves are so clean”, “so far eto yung pinakamagandang sayaw na nakita ko”, “magdebut ka na sa universe ticket”, “pwede ka na mag-audition mhie”. 

As the result of his viral dance cover, some of the contestants of the survival show noticed his video. Wherein Vanesya Vixel Agustine - former contestant from Indonesia liked and reposted his video.
Same goes for Elisia Parsimano one of the member of upcoming Korean Girl Group called UNIS liked his video.

Now that the survival show has ended, Neil said that he was looking forward to doing more covers soon. His dream is to be part of a KPop Group someday, and if he was given a chance to be casted on a survival show he would probably accept it with careful consideration.

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