Metejoor
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thumb|Metejoor (front right) at Maanrock Mechelen, 2022 Joris Van Rossem (born 4 January 1991), known artistically as Metejoor, is a Belgian pop singer who sings in Dutch. He topped the Ultratop charts in Flanders with the singles "1 op een miljoen" and "Dit is wat mijn mama zei", from his self-titled debut album that topped the respective album chart.
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- Zeg Eens Euh — Self - Participant2026
- Happy Hour — Self - Guest/Friend2026
- Lift You Up — Self - Coach2025
- JAMES & Co — Self - Guest2025
- Masters of Madness — Self - Coach2025
- Masters of Madness2025
- Onvergetelijke Liedjes — Self - Singer2025
- De Wereld van Plopsa — Self - Guest2025
- RTL Tonight — Self - Guest2025
- Zie ons doen — Self2024
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Metejoor (Duffel, 4 January 1991), stage name of Joris van Rossem, is a Flemish singer. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/Metejoor">Read more on Last.fm</a>
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thumb|Metejoor (front right) at Maanrock Mechelen, 2022 Joris Van Rossem (born 4 January 1991), known artistically as Metejoor, is a Belgian pop singer who sings in Dutch. He topped the Ultratop charts in Flanders with the singles "1 op een miljoen" and "Dit is wat mijn mama zei", from his self-titled debut album that topped the respective album chart.
==Music career== Born in Duffel, Metejoor wanted to be a gymnastics instructor before pursuing music. After his sister sent an audition tape to The Voice van Vlaanderen in 2016, he met the producer Hans Francken and began releasing music. He suffered from extreme stage fright in his early career. In 2018, he opened for the Belgian group Clouseau on their tour of the Netherlands, and for Niels Destadsbader at Antwerp's Sportpaleis.
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