Here is another motivational story for those who believe they are not getting enough in life as this 13-year-old boy was robbed of his ability to walk but he does not let that hinder him from sharing his talent. The teen might just give Eminem a run for his money as he raps just as great as the legendary musician.
The teen, identified as Sparsh Shah, is wheelchair-bound due to Osteogenesis Imperfecta. The disease affects the bones then breaks them but this is not a problem for the teen as he still tries to change the world by showing off his talent. He is not just a rapper covering the songs of Eminem and other singers but he is also a composer.
Sparsh Shah has appeared in many events, TV shows, and radio programs and according to India Times, he has started singing when he learned to speak. He shared that whenever his father and mother used to sing a song wrong, he would correct them and that was when they recognized his interest in music so they enrolled him for some piano lessons. However, his bones started to hurt when he played the piano so they had to stop. He then ventured into singing.
One of the most popular covers of Sparsh Shah is Eminem's "Not Afraid." In the YouTube channel of Sparsh Sha, the "Not Afraid" cover has had more than 4 million views and in the description, Sparsh Shah said that he believes the Eminem song has been his power song as it has inspired him. He noted that Eminem's songs are inspiring although not many of his songs are kid-friendly. He pointed out that the rapper's story was very inspirational.
The teenager also noted that he draws motivation from many things in life such as from his parents, relatives and friends. But to him, the greatest motivation comes from God because he believes that God lets him reach the best of his abilities.
True enough, Sparsh Shah is able to do more than he can despite his physical limitations such as walking and running. He noted, "I think that everything is possible and nothing is impossible." He also shared that people should never give up no matter what happens.
