Djokovic Sings Hit Song in Montenegro, Video Goes Viral
The top Serbian tennis player surprised the audience at Vlado Georgiev's concert in Herceg Novi by taking the stage and joining the musicians in a performance of the song 'Tropski bar'.
The top Serbian tennis player surprised the audience at Vlado Georgiev's concert in Herceg Novi by taking the stage and joining the musicians in a performance of the song 'Tropski bar'.
Novak Djokovic, one of the greatest tennis players of all time, is currently recharging his batteries on a vacation in Montenegro. However, besides enjoying time with his family, the Serbian athlete also found time for some good fun that quickly became a hot topic on social media.
During his stay in Herceg Novi, Djokovic attended a concert by renowned musician Vlado Georgiev. The evening took an entirely unexpected turn when the tennis player climbed onto the stage from the audience. He grabbed the microphone and joined Georgiev and Montenegrin musician Igor Lazić, better known as Nigor (according to Slobodna Dalmacija, Niggor).
Together, they performed the song "Tropski bar," and Djokovic effortlessly sang the lyrics: "Tropski bar, pivo mi daj. Pusti muziku i ne peglaj..." After singing, he also showed off his dance moves, which delighted the gathered crowd. Throughout, he was in high spirits, with a smile on his face, clearly enjoying the relaxed atmosphere.
Fans' cameras captured it all, and the videos spread like wildfire across the internet. One of the videos on social media garnered over 300,000 views, with comments flooded with positive reactions. "I could watch this until morning," wrote one commenter, while others added: "Parties like this and phones banned at the entrance," "Legends gathered," "Kings," and "This is priceless."
After his vacation, Djokovic will shift his focus back to tennis and preparations for the American tour. The highlight of that part of the season will be the US Open, the last Grand Slam of the year. However, it seems that in recent years, Novak plays without the pressure of results and knows how to enjoy life off the court.
