Six-year-old boy goes viral with rendition of Jingle Bells

Aylan blasts out brilliant version of Christmas classic during festival.

Polly Bartlett
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The star of the show at Christmas extravaganza Elfingrove was undoubtedly six-year-old Aylan.

His rendition of Jingle Bells at the Glasgow festival delighted viewers on STV News’ social media channels with more than 2.6 million hits.

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