Reality TV shows like “The Voice” and “American Idol” have made us familiar with the thrill of watching talented singers achieve their dreams.

But it’s not just those actively seeking fame who get discovered.

In this digital era, where everyone has a cellphone, even the underdogs can find themselves in the spotlight.

Sometimes, all it takes is one viral video.

Take, for example, the story of a Walmart cashier who stunned everyone with her impromptu singing at her register.

It was an ordinary day like any other for Kayla but little did she know her whole world was about to be turned upside down all because of a simple video.

Kayla Slone, a 21-year-old Walmart employee in Logan, West Virginia, was more than just a cashier. S

he harbored a secret talent as an incredible country singer.

Slone dreamed of performing at the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, but like many, she never really thought it would happen.

She once made a “homemade album” with her brother at 15, as reported by ABC News, but it didn’t lead anywhere.

Then, one ordinary day at work, Slone decided to sing while manning the checkout line.

A customer, captivated by her performance, recorded it on their phone.

Slone chose Dolly Parton’s 1971 hit, “Coat of Many Colors,” showcasing her beautiful country voice.

In the video, Slone is seen in her Walmart uniform, fidgeting with a pen, and lost in the song’s emotional lyrics.

Her performance was simple, without any planning or special equipment.

Yet, when this video hit the internet, it soared in popularity.

Viewers were enchanted, leaving comments like, “This girl sings soooo pretty. Just like Dolly Parton. This is a God given talent and hope she gets recognized.”

Soon, Slone became a local celebrity, with customers recognizing her and requesting songs.

She even landed an interview with ABC News, where she expressed her astonishment at the viral success and reiterated her dream of singing at the Grand Ole Opry.

In a twist of fate, the Opry’s Vice President and General Manager, Pete Fisher, saw Slone’s story and decided to make her dream a reality.

Fisher told ABC News, “Country music at its best is about real people singing real stories about real life. How the chips fall often times in the music industry can be very hard to predict, but it starts with a voice and a passion and we’re happy to give her a stage.”

Slone, accompanied by her husband, traveled to Nashville to perform “Coal Miner’s Daughter” on the Opry’s renowned stage.

The experience was made even more special when country legend Loretta Lynn called to wish her luck.

Slone’s dream was unfolding right before her eyes as she sang Lynn’s song to an enthusiastic crowd.

It’s truly amazing how a simple performance in a Walmart checkout line catapulted Slone to the prestigious stage of the Grand Ole Opry.

You can watch both of Slone’s heartwarming performances below and witness for yourself the power of a dream and a viral video.