Brendon Birt: Details of how an aspiring rapper saved four sleeping siblings from house fire

Brendon Birt, an aspiring rapper from Iowa recently saved four siblings from a house fire after making a fortunate mistake when he took a wrong turn and stumbled across the raging inferno.

According to KCRA, Brendon Birt, who goes by the moniker Blase 96 in his music career,  he was driving by when he saw the flames, and got out of his car.

He began banging one windows until he was able to rouse those inside.

Soon after, three siblings — ages 8, 14 and 17 — ran out the front door of the house as flames swirled on the front porch.

Their 22-year-old brother ran through the front door moments later as the fire engulfed the porch more and more, the footage shows.

“They came out the door [and] I just felt like I just wanted to break down and cry,” Birt said.

The siblings said the pounding and screaming woke them as the smoke alarms failed to go off.

The oldest sibling, Bryce Harrison, told the local station that he woke up to “an oven of heat and flames on the front wall.”

“Everything was just black in the living room,” his younger brother Christopher Lehman said.

The owner of the house, Tender Lehman, was in Montana due to a family emergency when the fire occurred.