Charlie Puth brought music production into a New York City elementary school classroom, showing students how ordinary objects can become part of a song.
During an October 6 episode of Celebrity Substitute, the singer and songwriter guided a group of young students through the creative process, using familiar sounds to build an original musical track.
The lesson began with students recording noises made by everyday items, including a comb and masking tape. Puth then transformed those recordings into a beat, encouraging the children to contribute lyrics, vocals, and rap performances.
