Amazing Philippine Talents Rocked The X Factor Stage Will Not Disappoint You
In 2015 during the X-Factors UK 4 girls from the Philippines flew to the UK and shocked the audience with their amazing performance. They are 4th Impact (this group was named…
His Classic Country Voice Turns Four Chairs in Seconds, Despite His Funny Hair
If you’re a fan of country music, you won’t want to miss the video below. It features a performance by Kenzie Wheeler on the TV show The Voice. Kenzie’s rendition of…
His Marvin Gaye Classic Cover So Good, Even a Judge Jumps on Stage to Dance With Him
The video below features an impressive performance by David Dam on The Voice – Holland. He sings a smooth cover of Marvin Gaye’s “Let’s Get It On” that is sure to give…
Bullied for His Size And Unlikely Fan Favorite, He Silences Critics by Turning All Four Chairs
The Voice is a singing competition show that features four celebrity coaches who listen to the contestants’ performances without seeing them. The coaches then decide whether or not to add the…
She Starts Dancing to a Street Performer’s Boogie Woogie, Then Watch the Magic Unfold…
There’s something truly enchanting about the spontaneous magic that can occur in public spaces. In the video featured below, a remarkable instance of such magic unfolds. Renowned street performer Terry…
Couple’s Intensely Unstoppable Boogie-Woogie Dance Scores Them the Championship
Boogie-woogie is a style of piano playing characterized by its driving rhythm and repetitive patterns that originated in the late 1800s in the United States. It was developed by African American pianists who blended elements of blues, ragtime, and jazz music to create a new style of music. Boogie–woogie became popular in the early 20th century and was featured prominently in the 1920s and 1930s in the form of juke joints and barrelhouses. Dancing to boogie-woogie piano is actually “swing dancing,” which also has been around for nearly a century. It originated in the 1920s and 1930s in the United States, when boogie-woogie and swing music were popular. The earliest form of swing dancing was called the Lindy Hop, and it was danced to the big band music of the era. Over the years, the Lindy Hop evolved into other forms of swing dancing such as the Jitterbug, Balboa, East Coast Swing, and West Coast Swing. Swing Dancing has continued to grow in popularity and today is practiced all over the world. And two of the best practitioners around are in this video: Sondre Olsen-Bye and…
Amy Connelly Sings “With You” that Brusted The Judges into Tears on X Factor
The first week of auditions for The X Factor UK 2014 brought forth a plethora of talent, but one performance that stood out was by Amy Connelly. With a heartfelt…
They Thought It Was a Woman Singing, but Watch What Happens When They Turn Around
Every once in a while, a talent emerges on one of the reality shows that makes us question everything. Our perception, our judgment, the way we view the world… Everything!…
Abi Carter Shines On The ‘American Idol’ Stage With “Part Of Your World” From The Little Mermaid
Hardcore Disney fan Abi Carter kicks off American Idol Disney Night with the famous “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid. Featuring some original art, Carter took to the stage with a…
Reba McEntire features Carrie Underwood with Their Powerful Rendition of “Does He Love You”
Topping the Billboard charts with hit singles like “Can’t Even Get the Blues,” “I’m a Survivor,” and “I Don’t Wanna Be a One Night Stand,” Reba McEntire invites Carrie Underwood to the…