I’ve never been big on talent competition shows like ‘American Idol’ etc., but when I saw my wife watching this clip of Susan Boyle on ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ I couldn’t help but pass it along. Never judge a book by its cover. Great way to give your morning a lift with an inspiring video.
Update: It has been quite a week for Ms. Boyle and more proof of how powerful New & Social Media are.
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THAT was incredible. I think I cried a little. I think everyone can definitely learn from that!!
Mike this definitely lived up to the hype. Quite inspirational and wonderful.
Wow. Now that was a good one. Even Simon was impressed. You found a nugget of talent hidden among the rest when you happened upon her watching it.
That is the best lip-sync I have seen since Milli Vanilli!
She’s not breathing properly to be actually singing this live. Maybe they recorded her singing it earlier, but I actually doubt it is her voice. Sorry, folks, but you’ve been had.
“That is the best lip-sync I have seen since Milli Vanilli!”
LAWL.
I watched this on UK TV when it first aired, yes sad I know, and she raised the hairs on the back of my neck…
Definitely a ‘live the dream’ moment.
And to Fowler, stop talking out your a**, no ones been had, maybe it’s jealousy!
she’s amazing. i got teary-eyed listening to her sing.
I guess, It’s never too late to live your dreams..