A Bug Almost Crawled Into Angela Chang's Mouth During Her Concert & This Was How She Continued Singing

You know a performer is truly professional when they keep their cool even when something unexpeced happens on stage.

In a clip that has gone viral, Taiwanese singer Angela Zhang was performing her 2012 single 'Visible Wings' at her recent concert in Chengdu, China.

However, there was another set of visible wings that was distracting fans from the 43-year-old's melodious singing — a bug that had landed on the singer's face.

We don't know if Angela didn't notice the insect or is just that fearless, but her reaction simply blew the minds of those who watched the clip.

The singer did not flinch one bit, even when the fly almost crawled into her mouth. Luckily for her, it decided to make a U-turn. 

Ignoring the critter, she even continued smiling while completing the chorus with her ever-so-powerful vocals — no tremor at all — until the bug eventually flew away by itself onto her body.

Fans were thoroughly impressed by how cool Angela was, with some jealous of the pest for watching the concert for free.

A netizen also gave a shoutout to Taiwanese star Windie Zhang, who went viral a few months ago after freaking out over flying cockroach during a fan meet.

"Windie, please learn from [Angela]," they joked.

Meanwhile, some noted that Angela might not have noticed the bug as she was too focused on maintaining eye contact with her fans.

One hater then mocked: "Maybe her make-up was too thick so she couldn't feel?"

Is that even possible?