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Britains Got Talent 2009 - Susan Boyle



Do you remember Paul Potts? Well Susan Boyle and he should definitely get together and record a duet.

You must see her YouTube video on Britain's Got Talent:

"The audience were on their feet and cheering by the time 47 year-old Susan Boyle had finished singing. The unassuming, currently unemployed lady from West Lothian near Edinburgh had looked shy and a little out of place as she stepped on stage."

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Here is a UK News article featuring Susan.



My thoughts

Susan really isn't THAT good. Granted, she's better than me. However, she was pitchy, and doesn't show much ability to diversify her style. She couldn't have picked a better song to sing. It was truly the song of an underdog.

I think that the world was so amazed by her, not just because of her singing , but because we are guilty for prejudging her. Not only that, but our emotions were affected by the reactions of the judges. Whenever Simon smiles, the world gets excited.


Comments

  1. Julie TWed Apr 15, 09:41:00 PM MDT

    I'm so glad you posted this Susan's performance! I never would have heard of her and I think she's tremendous! I hope she lives out her dream! (Tho Paul Potts is very happily married!)

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  2. LizThu Apr 16, 03:23:00 PM MDT

    I watched this this morning. It made my day.

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