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Watch Simon Cowell go "Speechless!"
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Stunning, heartwarming, inspiring ... Watch Simon Cowell go "Speechless!" 48-year-old Susan Boyle might just be the UK's next singing sensation. http://tinyurl.com/dac7xr |
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Thats was absolutely fantastic.....what a talented woman:mfr_omg:.....she truly should win this competition.
Old Simon couldn't admit that he prejudged her.......taught everyone a lesson.:roll1::roll1: |
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It made me teary-eyed.
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That was fantastic. She is fabulous. I was blown away by her performance. Thank you for bringing it to us Karen.
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That was touching. Thanks, Karen.
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nice karen :thumb_yello:
did you see those eyebrows of simon's go up so quickly as susan began? hahaha simon ... :lol3: wonderful performance ... just shows ... some things are not always what they appear to be ... :wink2: go susan ... thanks karen ... :wub2: |
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Thanks for sharing that.
Yesterday I somehow came across old comedy videos while browsing the net. The first thing I noticed was that the actors were not what the mainstream considers the ideal looking people, plastic botoxed photoshopped and starved. Far from it, but they were all so genuine and real compared to the stuff we are fed nowadays. It was so refreshing to see. And I'm glad to see this happening more now in the mainstream of today, more proof times really are getting better. :thumb_yello: |
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Well spotted Karen. I don't know if its me or is the world somehow changing. As Phtha said
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Listen here Maybe the dna upgrade is affecting people in many ways........................ Henry |
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It is people~ like Susan Boyle (and being able to share her moment) that makes being in this world worthwhile!
Thank you Karen:thumb_yello: |
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wow!
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That was great.
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Brought a real lump to my throat too!! :thumb_yello:
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Now listen to that girl from {Poland. She is now 15 years old.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYUbp...eature=related |
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Blimey she was brilliant :original:
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Awesome. Her voice shattered that little illusion they had going there in NO time at all. She sung the first line and the illusion was dispelled.
Amazing. Encouraging as well. A.. |
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Amazing ! - We are all a part of this too !
Now a 7 year old opera singer (now 8 ) and has had some training since this was recorded too http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TSIG...eature=related Enjoy Paul R:thumb_yello: |
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phew, took me a while to get my eyes dry after that, same as Paul Potts, what a breath a fresh air and also, as has been said, "ordinary people" are really special too !!!
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I watched it 4 times and it brought me into tear 4 times...
I get goosebumps.. |
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Thanks for sharing, Makes you feel good doesn't it? Just what the Doctor ordered.
Love and peace Golden |
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I osted on the other thread, so i'll post on this one too...fantastic! Brought a tear to my eye. Uplifting.
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Hi burgundia,
I watched a clip of Paulina Lenda on Mam Talent. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Y4XD...eature=related She frightens me. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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I love seeing stuff like this ! Susan Boyle ...she rocked them all ! Just goes to show ...you never know , the hidden talents in everyone of us :-)
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This was like a slap in the face for Simon, so many times these so called talented people are put through sometimes i'm sure just to get a laugh from the audience if they are slightly different than the so called (norm)
What a lovely lady i watched the show she really blew me away, this type of talent is everywhere in all walks of life shame only the few make it. She deserves to go far, i hear she may be invited on the Oprah Winfrey show in the USA if she does she will be made for life i think. Leona Lewis was a guest also a former Talent contest winner Oprah made her a household name overnight. The latest is that Simon Cowell wants Barrack Obama in a reality show!!! It has been put to him frankly i feel it isn't a wise thing to do but maybe he will think it will push him further in the media and they may play on the family man bit. |
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Just watched this again and was just as blown away as the first time. Amazing performance, wonderful attitude, and a well deserved reaction from the audience and judges. Susan Boyle rocks.
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ABC Interview with Susan Boyle up on Yahoo today.
Singer Reacts to Web Fame Video: http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/play...p/?cl=13005654 I don't know how many times I watched her sing? :lmfao: Tears came to my eyes every time. :wink2: |
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She has another song from 10 years ago..........
http://new.music.yahoo.com/blogs/vid...ear-old-cover/ |
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Simon Cowell was right, she is a 'Little Tiger'. "Cry Me A River"...breathless!
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Is Susan Boyle a weapon of Mass Distraction?......
Is Susan Boyle a Weapon of Mass Distraction?......
(I don't know if Gerald Celente came up with this title or not?) Susan Boyle and Piers interviewed on Larry King Live. Video (10:30): Susan Boyle sings 'My Heart Will Go On' from Titanic Larry King Live Video (1:38): In this video someone mixes her voice with the music. Video (1:00): |
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20 Apr 09: Telegraph TV has obtained an exclusive early recording by Susan Boyle singing Killing me Softly (30 seconds 1971) and Cry me a River, made by friends and family.
Video (1:00): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LDWO...layer_embedded Looks like Susan has a bit of competition, a new singer auditions: Britain's Got Talent - Shaheen Jafargholi Video (6:05): http://britainsgottalent.net/video/I...Talent-Shaheen |
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Not to be "negative", but is anyone paying attention to how manipulative this is? I mean, it's not just a little bit manipulative, it's brilliantly manipulative.
I'm assuming that the judges are not told about the performers ahead of time, but the production staff was certainly aware of Susan Boyle and her age, appearance and mannerisms vs her abilities as a vocalist. They played up the dowdy spinster bit, had her dressed like she was going to church in 1965 and gave her a powerful song of hope to sing. They remixed the video with the goofy backstage guys, the sneering audience members who were apparently so transformed by the talented singer in the frumpy body, the cynicism of Simon turned on its heels, and then they painted in the other gushing judges. None of that was spontaneous, but it looked as though it was and it worked like a charm. It worked on me, and it worked on everyone I know who's seen it, no matter how cynical they are...and it was just as effective the 2nd time through, even though we knew it was coming. Don't get me wrong, I think it's great for Susan Boyle...more power to her, but on another level this is a way of hijacking the transmutational energy that people are feeling. Everywhere people have elevated energy, they're in emotional flux, and with this kind of media presentation that energy is pulled from us and redirected into the corporate machine. Just one of the You Tube clips of that performance has had over 36 million hits in less than a week. All of this translates into a river of cash for the show's investors. Those sneering people in the audience who loved her would have torn her to pieces if she had sucked. They didn't, and still don't care about her, and neither do the producers of the show. Of course it's better than playing up some tragedy, but is this kind of emotional trickery for profit really that much different? If we're going to ride the shift we need to become aware of the alchemy that's sewn into every line of the matrix and of all the forces which are in play. |
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I also believe Simon & the panel knew exactly who was going to be on stage and what their talent was. The whole thing is staged. |
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Hi sun-toon,
You're almost exactly right. These 'talent' shows are actually reality shows that show what goes on with the competitors in a talent contest. It's the same as Pop Idol (American Idol, Ídolos etc.). Of course there is a lot of what we don't see of what is going on and there is a pre-screening of the participants, however, I'm not too sure if the judges are privvy to that information before the acts perform before them - that which we see on the TV - although I must admit that Cowell seemed to give the little guy a lot of encouragement even allowing him to change his song, as if he knew something. It's natural that in the editing room a lot of mood making effects are done, for example, cutting to the audience (I'm sure I saw the same woman cry in both episodes of the program that are in discussion here). Also when the young chap was leaving the stage a song from High School Musical was playing as background music. I don't know if that was for the audience in the auditorium, or if it was because his mum looks like an old what's her name that appears in the film. I'm not sure if I'm looking too much into that. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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There's nothing wrong with that...it's only entertainment, yet tens of millions of people, and even some of whom that we'd expect to be a much more aware group...the Avalon folk from the beginning of this thread, willingly have engaged their emotional energy with this illusion. I've even heard this event being compared to the "hope" [scam] that accompanied the election of Obama...that it's a "sign" of the changing nature of reality. What I see is a fine example of the process of loosh farming and the control matix. We just don't always notice it when it's a positive emotion instead of the grief, fear or anger which is usually provoked through the media. The bottom line is that it siphons our energy from the reality of our own being, and transfers it to a fantasy where it reinforces and empowers the reality projection that we're supposedly trying to escape. |
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Hi sun-toon,
I agree it's to attinge the largest audience as possible. Don't forget that these shows have phone ins so the viewer can vote for their favourite character, I say character as these shows range from Big Brother (the first of this type of show I beleive), to American Idol, at inflated telephone costs. That's one of the principal sources of income for these programs. Money, money, money, money...... Best regards, Steve Quote:
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You could well be right sun-toon but she does have a great voice, makes no difference to me as I don't watch those sort of tv shows :original:
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Well it didn't take them long to make Susan look "better"!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...-makeover.html http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...2009/susan.jpg |
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Hi burgundia,
I suppose I was suprised that I could not match her voice, which to me sounds very male, to her face and body. It almost looked to me like she was miming to a track by a male vocalist. It just seemed very wierd, out of whack. And when she put on those eyes which have a tendency to stare, that put the kibosh on it for me. I'm sure that she's a very nice girl, but when she opens her mouth to sing, to me it almost appears to be sinister. If you have a link where I could hear her talking voice, that would be interesting. Best regards, Steve Quote:
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