NC boy band performs ‘Superman like Cam' song to cheer on Panthers

GASTONIA, N.C. — A band made up of three brothers from Gastonia, North Carolina, wrote a song to cheer on the Panthers to Super Bowl victory.

Herman, Edwin, and Sean Michael Gore have been performing as The Gore Boyz since 2009 when they debuted in a school talent show.

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The boys, huge fans of Panthers quarterback Cam Newton, titled their song "Super Man like Cam."

Sean Gore, 10, met Newton last year at a Charlotte Hornets basketball game.

When Newton's security told Gore he couldn't take a photo with the quarterback, Newton stepped in and posed for a photo anyway.

"Well, that was one of the most amazing moments of my life, because he's one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, and I got to actually meet him," Gore said.

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The band said they try to give back to their community through their performances.

Last summer, the boys performed to a packed house at the Knight Theater in Charlotte, giving the proceeds to the Women’s Shelter of Gaston County and Bit of Hope Ranch.

The boys have also donated more than $2,000 to Rhyne Elementary School in Gastonia.

The boys’ song was released Saturday on iTunes and YouTube.

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