Britains got talent- 6 year old girl

[McVein]

http://www.i-am-bored.com/bored_link.cfm?link_id=23821

Shes pretty good..

pretty very good.

[getfit]

what amazing talent

[McVein]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

[Tofer]

Wow, I wasn't expecting that at all. What an incredibly talented little girl.

[Mik]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

ROFL!!!!!!!!!!!

Pretty amazing voice on her for sure.

[Cirino83]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

hahaha :thumbup:

[deeder]

Wow!

[BFGUITAR]

AMAZING!
She of course still has a little girl voice beause hell shes a little girl. Her tone was incredible and her pitch...DEAD on. If you add a bit more maturity to her voice youll have a world class singer! All she needs is time.

[Alex.V]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

Ok no, seriously one of the funniest things I've read on here in ages.

[getfit]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

Well i'll be damn!

[McVein]

Well i'll be damn!

You have more posts than me, which means i have to say sorry. x

[getfit]

You have more posts than me, which means i have to say sorry. x

nah.It was funny :)

[VikingWarlord]

Her timing was a little off, but other than that, she was pretty damn good.

I saw this on another board I visit from the same show and thought it was impressive as well.

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[Bohizzle]

Wow. Both of those clips were awesome. I had goosebumps watching that guy singing and a smile on my face the whole time the little girl was singing.

[razorcut]

I saw this on another board I visit from the same show and thought it was impressive as well.
Dang. That guy's good.

[RickTheDestroyer]

Damn. That puffy-faced man gave me goosebumps.

[KingWilder]

I cried

[Hockey66]

The opera guy gave me goosebumps too... weird. He's awesome. It's great to see someone that completely lacks confidence to pull off a performance like that.

[Alex.V]

The opera guy gave me goosebumps too... weird. He's awesome. It's great to see someone that completely lacks confidence to pull off a performance like that.

****ing hell. For a man with a quaking, weak voice when he speaks to belt out opera with such projection and power... almost seems like a set-up. Impressive as hell. Girl was great, don't get me wrong. But the guy, even though is voice isn't professionally trained and shows some signs of weakness on the long vibratos, has incredible potential.

[Shark]

Check out his semi-final performane... he's good!

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[Tofer]

That guy just completely blew me away. Hell, I ran off to go show my parents. He actually makes me want to start listening to opera.

[J450n]

It'll definitely come down to either him or her winning it..

[Portboy]

Thanks. I really just copied and pasted, pressed a few buttons. ?Easy once you know how. Thanks though.

Hahaha!!!! Very good.

[Cirino83]

Her timing was a little off, but other than that, she was pretty damn good.

I saw this on another board I visit from the same show and thought it was impressive as well.

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Ohhh veeeery nice voice. I don't like opera at all, but that guy was amazing for someone without a professional career singing already. :bow:

Plus that damn song at the end made me teary eyed for some reason. It was in one of the very FEW movies I cried during "Armageddon" :hide:

[Beast]

Good God, the opera guy was great!
The 6 year old was fantastic... for a 6 year old.

[getfit]

OMG i got chills listening to the guy singing opera.It was beyong amazing!

[getfit]

brought tears :(

[Zhao]

The 6 year old girl didnt make it to the final but the opera guy did.

[Cirino83]

Not pointing fingers, but I don't understand why we cry or get teary eyed watching a good performance? I can understand movies, because you get into the character, storyline, etc. But to watch a complete stranger singer for 1 minute? I don't understand. Are we overly excited or something. Really bothers me to think of why this happens. (and me included sometimes)

[getfit]

Not pointing fingers, but I don't understand why we cry or get teary eyed watching a good performance? I can understand movies, because you get into the character, storyline, etc. But to watch a complete stranger singer for 1 minute? I don't understand. Are we overly excited or something. Really bothers me to think of why this happens. (and me included sometimes)

why think about it? Just enjoy the moment.He was talented and had that effect on most of crowd and us who watched him

[tangerine dream]

It's not just the performance, it's the story behind the performance; everyone loves to see the downtrodden succeed. Also, there is something special about watching someone as weak & meek as this guy belt out great opera with such strength.

[Invain]

Wow I got a little teary eyed watching the opera dude. I almost felt bad for him in the beginning; he was so un-confident and because he obviously has some sort of problems with his mouth/teeth and looks a little strange.

[sharkall2003]

The Opera man was amazing. Great voice. I might actually have to buy some tickets to go watch some Opera.

[McVein]

The Opera man was amazing. Great voice. I might actually have to buy some tickets to go watch some Opera.

I brought this broad to the opera before...shes into all that mumbo jumbo,

i nearly ate my own hands off...

theres no halfway house at the opera, you either hate it or love it, I dont think it sounds bad and i enjoyed the guy in the video there... but my god.....3+ hours of it..surrounded by snooty pensioners.... brutal.

[VikingWarlord]

Something interesting I found:


Paul Potts, a 36 year old resident of South Wales and a mobile phone salesman, is an aspiring Opera Singer. He is a student of Ian Comboy and has an apprenticeship with Gilbert and Sullivan in Bristol.

Paul has appeared on national and local television and radio. His claim to fame is his 1999 appearance on Michael Barrymore's My Kind of Music. He has spent two summers touring Northern Italy training with one of the major opera schools, training under top teachers Mario Melani and Svetlana Sidrova, and has taken part in master classes with Vilma Vernocchi, Katia Ricciarelli and Luciano Pavarotti. He has also performed with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

With Bath Opera he has sung the roles of Don Basilio (Marriage of Figaro), Don Ottavio (Don Giovanni) and the title role in Verdi's Don Carlos, and Turandot as Prince of Persia and Herald. Future plans include the role of Chevalier des Grieux (Manon Lescaut) for Southgate Opera, London, and another concert with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in the summer. He married in May 2007.

On June 9, 2007 he took part in Simon Cowell's new search-for-a-star show "Britain's Got Talent" on ITV1 which was held in Cardiffs Millennium Center. Paul sang Giacomo Puccini's "Nessun Dorma" and wowed the judges, and received a standing ovation from the 2,000-strong audience at the Millennium Center.

Alright, so he's trained (with Pavarotti, even) and has performed several times at a fairly high level. It's not exactly a rags-to-riches type story, but might be the break he needs to do it professionally full time, which is the dream of any musician.

[getfit]

^still amazing though

[McIrish]

Alright, so he's trained (with Pavarotti, even) and has performed several times at a fairly high level. It's not exactly a rags-to-riches type story, but might be the break he needs to do it professionally full time, which is the dream of any musician.

Ahhh, well that helps explain part of why he's so damn good.

You know, actually, while I was watching him sing that, I'll admit I had a moment of trascendent understanding and bliss, like in that second I could see the beauty of God's creation. It was surreal... I'm not even into opera, but I felt so moved by that song (and I don't even understand operatic Italian!) that I teared up and wanted to sing, too. It was beautiful.

[VikingWarlord]

^still amazing though

Oh, indeed it is, and I didn't intend to take away from that. Just wanted to put it in a little bit of perspective. Normally, I don't really care about those idiotic contests, but I can relate to that guy a bit. I hope he's able to use this platform to catapult himself into being a professional singer.

[Bohizzle]

Paul Potts' semifinal performance... he's going to the finals, when I find the vid for the finals (I think it's next wednesday), I'll post it.
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[Neil]

Not pointing fingers, but I don't understand why we cry or get teary eyed watching a good performance? I can understand movies, because you get into the character, storyline, etc. But to watch a complete stranger singer for 1 minute? I don't understand. Are we overly excited or something. Really bothers me to think of why this happens. (and me included sometimes)

I don't cry or get teary eyed, but I can certainly feel the power on an emotional level in a performance. I sometimes listen to Spanish music on the radio, and I don't speak Spanish, bit I can feel the emotion in the music. Think about the song Du Hast, and how it was popular here. Not many people in the US speak German, but a lot of people liked the aggressive nature of the song. Now if you take women, who are generally speaking more outwardly emotional than men, I can certainly understand how the judge and others got teary eyed.

[getfit]

Paul Potts' semifinal performance... he's going to the finals, when I find the vid for the finals (I think it's next wednesday), I'll post it.
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this perfermance was amazing

[TwiloMike]

Here is another.

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[sweetboi]

Watched the final a couple hours ago. Paul definitely deserved the win IMO.

[getfit]

Watched the final a couple hours ago. Paul definitely deserved the win IMO.

absolutely.I couldn't think of anyone in any talent show to deserve the win like he does.He was special and will make it big.

[TwiloMike]

The opera guy won? AWESOME! :)

[getfit]

He brought tears to my eyes countless times listening to the vid over and over again.

[McVein]

http://www.ebaumsworld.com/video/watch/24460/

[TwiloMike]

These guys performed on Britain's Got Talent also but this vid shows off a bigger range of their skills than they showed on the show:

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I'm particularly impressed because the lady's strength is exhibited very clearly along side the man's- she's not just his prop that look cute. They're a husband & wife team.

[whiteman90909]

The vocals on 'con te partiro' and the first song were both incredible. Ill go ahead and echo everyone else who said they got goosebumps listening to that.

[sweetboi]

I'm particularly impressed because the lady's strength is exhibited very clearly along side the man's- she's not just his prop that look cute. They're a husband & wife team.

That's exactly why, when I have children, I plan on sending them to gymnastics from an early age. The strength they can build without ever lifting a weight is unbelievable.

[getfit]

These guys performed on Britain's Got Talent also but this vid shows off a bigger range of their skills than they showed on the show:

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I'm particularly impressed because the lady's strength is exhibited very clearly along side the man's- she's not just his prop that look cute. They're a husband & wife team.

that is just incredible!

[McIrish]

that is just incredible!

Damn, that's for sure. That guy looks jacked.