In the September 11 episode of Hangover, singer Mark Carpio was asked about his place in the music industry and whether he ever believed comments saying he was &ldquo;not built for stardom.&rdquo;
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&ldquo;You have to start where I&rsquo;m coming from first before listening to outside people. What happened to me was way beyond my dreams, my prayers,&rdquo; the singer said.
He recalled his simple wishes when he started, &ldquo;Tatlo lang naman ang gusto ko before, eh! Marinig 'yung kanta ko sa radyo, makita ko 'yung song ko sa karaoke, and gusto ko 'pag kumanta ako sa labas, alam nila 'yung kanta.&rdquo;
The singer-songwriter added, &ldquo;I never prayed to be famous. I prayed for the songs to connect to people.&rdquo;
Now, he admits that he dreams of experiencing fame at some point, which is why he is making a comeback in music.
DJ Shai noted that his dreams have already come true, pointing out the &ldquo;karaoke test.&rdquo; &ldquo;Immortal ka na 'pag nasa karaoke ka,&rdquo; she said.
Despite this, Mark Carpio said he prefers to take things one step at a time, reminding everyone to focus more on the journey rather than the end goal.