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[@kentovewagenes1141]

The mask symbolizes Freddie Mercury and the song 👍 A killer performance ❤️

[@ItsMe-cz1pi]

Alot of reactors use transparency for the video and pause fairly often to get past YTs copyright police. Ignore the pause haters, they are not the ones putting the work in.🔥🇨🇦

[@williamdunphe-bh2pu]

She is one of the best vocalist of all time she is awesome thank you wild bill

[@williammckay9229]

Good video.😊

[@elmarwinkler6335]

Sir, please stay healthy and have a tremendous 2024. Respectfully, Elmar from Germany

[@ItsMe-cz1pi]

#angelinajordan

[@billeaton9562]

Art, the mask I think represents what Freddie was hiding, be it the pain he was in or that he had aids. Everything Angelina does has meaning. Thanks for your reaction.

[@stevenderby2147]

Inside my heart is breaking, my makeup may be flaking, but my smile still stays on. The smile is the mask, hiding the pain he's going through. That's my take anyway.

[@FlyingAngel0638]

Not only Freddie, but all artis did that. Angelina herself has performed ill several times. The doctor advised rest but Angelina insisted on performing.

[@larrypifer1103]

AJ Covers “The Show Must Go On” The Show Must Go On is a song that reflects the courage and resilience of Freddie Mercury, the lead singer of Queen, who kept performing despite his terminal illness. He did not reveal his AIDS diagnosis to the public until shortly before his death in 1991. The song is a powerful expression of his determination to live his life to the fullest. In 2019, a young singer named Angelina Jordan amazed the audience with her rendition of The Show Must Go On at the age of 13. She began her performance by holding a mask over her face, symbolizing the facade that people often put on to hide their true feelings. Angelina's voice was stunning and emotional, capturing the essence of the song in a remarkable way that most professional vocalist would not attempt. Whose genius idea was it to use the mask as a symbol of the hidden self. The mask was designed by Mery Zamani, a renowned artist, poet, and grandmother of Angelina Jordan, and who has had a major impact in the creation of this ethereal creature we call Angelina Jordan. The mask was not only a visual element, but also a narrative device that allowed AJ to reveal her true self through her hypnotic vocals. © Larry D. Pifer

[@larrypifer1103]

The simplicity of Angelina Jordan is deceptive because she is a "SHAMAN".^^^^ Shamans Genius: Exceptional intellectual or creative power, the greatest musical genius of our time is Angelina Jordan. Can one be hypnotized by sound? Shamans use rhythmic drumming and chanting to achieve control over a mind. Angelina's is unique in that she has the ability to create audios that trigger your brains "frequency following response". She has the ability to create a euphoric addiction to her total being similar to drugs, but without the side effects, she is in fact, like nothing I have ever experienced in the past, or more than likely to in the future. Extraterrestrials, If you have ever questioned whether there are extraterrestrials among us, you now know it to be true, it is the only explanation for this being, © Larry D. Pifer

[@nanp544]

👍🏼🤗🎼

[@charlesallison146]

I think that the mask represents the brave face Freddie Mercury was putting on when he recorded this he knew he was dying. The pattern on the mask was the scheme as her outfit when she performed her cover of Bohemian Rhapsody on AGT...

[@robertsilva631]

The mask and the painting behind Angelina are examples of her grandmother Mery's artwork.

[@royperkins9176]

RIP Freddie. Love Angelina’s version. Such a tribute and definitely does Queen justice. Thanks

[@stevenderby2147]

Nice reaction. BTW, is that a LEO badge hanging on the wall?

[@waldemarwojtan1717]

A barefoot princess with a hypnotic voice. As usual, a vocal master piece. Born Angelina Jordan Astar on January 10, 2006 in Oslo, Norway to her Norwegian mother, Sara Astar and her Swedish father, Gerry Christian Slattman. Angelina started singing around 18 months of age, after listening to Whitney Houston on KZbin. She quickly became obsessed with listening to music videos and her maternal grandmother, Mery Zamani got Angelina interested in classic jazz. Mery Zamani is Iranian and was a prodigy as an artist and poet while growing up in Iran. Angelina attended the Oslo Waldorf School and participated in the Oslo School of Music and Performing Arts after-school program, where starting around age 4, she had training in music but no vocal training. Her teachers were smart enough to not attempt to change what she was doing vocally. More recently she along with her grandmother have designed and made the clothing she wears on stage. Why Angelina always performs barefoot At age 6, while traveling in the Middle East with her mother and grandmother, Angelina noticed a girl around her age standing on the side of the road, asking people to step on her bathroom scale to be weighed in hopes of getting some money. Angelina took off her shoes so as to not get the scale dirty and stepped on the scale many times to make the girl feel better. Angelina befriends the girl who was not wearing shoes and has scars on her feet, and learns she is an orphan. The orphan girl tells Angelina how beautiful she thinks her shoes are. Angelina says her shoes don’t fit her well and she wants to give her shoes to the orphan girl who thanks Angelina for giving her the shoes. Angelina asked the girl what she wanted to be when she grew up and the girl replied, “I want to become a doctor, but that will never happen since I have no parents and I have siblings so I have to do whatever is necessary for us to survive.” Angelina told the girl to never give up on her dreams. The poor girl asked Angelina what she wanted to be when she grew up and Angelina replied that she wanted to sing for the whole world. The poor girl said she would pray every day so Angelina’s dream would come true. Angelina still says she thinks of that homeless girl every day and has always performed barefoot to remind her of all the children who are less fortunate. At age 9, she became the youngest published author in Norway’s history by writing a book about this encounter in the Middle East. PLEASE PURCHASE Angelina’s book from her merchandise store on her official website, angelinajordanofficial Angelina, at age 6 and 7, did record a few songs in a recording studio at her school, most notably “I Who Have Nothing”, a truly remarkable performance for a 7 year old. At age 7, Angelina’s audition on Norway’s Got Talent, was a cover of Billie Holiday’s “Gloomy Sunday”, a song which was banned by a number of European countries during World War II because authorities worried the song would increase the suicide rate. Truly bizarre that this is the song to launch the career of a child musical prodigy. One of the judges on NGT cried. Angelina had turned 8 years old for her next performance on NGT, covering Billie Holiday’s “I’m a Fool to Want You” singing acapella which was required by NGT unless the singer also played an instrument while singing. This was the Judge’s cut round of the competition and was not performed in front of an audience. In the Semi Final round of NGT, Angelina sang “Bang Bang” which was written by Sonny Bono and was first performed by his wife Cher but is best known sung by Nancy Sinatra. The improvement in each performance is incredible even though there were only a couple months between them. In the Finals, Angelina did a cover of George Gershwin’s, “Summertime” and won the contest, capturing 46% of the votes from the ten finalists. When asked what she would like to do with the prize money she won (500,000 kroner or about $80,000), Angelina replied, “I want to give it to the poor children”. Angelina had become a star in her native Norway and her videos on KZbin went viral. She gave a few concerts during the summer of 2014 while 8 years old. In December 2014, Angelina realized a life-long desire to sing at the Save the Children's Peace Prize Celebration which is part of the Noble Peace Prize celebration. Angelina’s family took her to United States, Brazil, Germany, France, United Kingdom, Russia, South Korea, Singapore among other corners of Earth, to perform for heads of state and to help raise money for charity. All before Angelina turned 14. At age 9, Angelina recorded a music video covering the 1956 Jay Hawkin’s classic, “I Put a Spell On You”. The video begins by showing Angelina writing her “wishes” for how she wants to perform the song. Angelina has always created her own arrangements for her cover songs. At age 10 and just a week before her 11th birthday, Angelina recorded a demo of “I’m Still Holding Out for You”. Her family never pursued having that recording officially released but someone leaked it on a KZbin video. Thankfully, everyone involved with that song is now ok with the leaked version. Many angels (fans) believe this is one of Angelina’s best performances. When Angelina was 11, she performed a number of concerts in Norway with a jazz/rock band. Those concerts included up to 14 songs, each remarkably performed. Angelina seems to be at her best when on stage, never nervous, only 100% confident. Also at age 11, Angelina recorded her “It’s Magic” album which has, at times, been in the top 10 best selling jazz albums. On June 27, 2018, at age 12, Jordan performed Frank Sinatra “Fly Me to the Moon” for Quincy Jones in The O2 Arena in London. She has said that was the high point of her young career which was already in it’s 6th year. During 2018, Angelina lost her paternal grandfather, her friend Avicii and one of her idols, Aretha Franklin. She did a moving tribute for each. In 2019, Angelina accepted an invitation to compete in the 2nd season of America’s Got Talent (AGT), The Champions. She had, since age 3, wanted to perform for Simon Cowell and she earned his praise with her genius arrangement of “Bohemian Rhapsody”. The surviving members of Queen loved it so much they put a link to it on their Twitter. Angelina was eliminated after covering Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”. Angelina’s family refused to sign any agreement with AGT. Angelina, before age 14, had covered more than 130 songs from 80 different artists, spanning at least 8 genres, all of which are available on KZbin. Angelina has always made changes to each song she covers and often her version is preferred over the original. On KZbin, search on The Complete Works of Angelina Jordan as Rusty Shackleford has put all songs in one file and has a complete playlist in the description of that video. The pandemic hit shortly after her performances on AGT and likely caused a change of plans by her family, most notably her Uncle Michael who is her manager. Her family agreed to a contract with Republic Records in August 2020. Republic Records declared Angelina Jordan their highest priority new artist. Reportedly her family requested Republic to allow her as normal a childhood as possible and therefore have yet to fully promote her. During the pandemic, Angelina was often seen buying meals for the homeless on the streets of Los Angeles. In November 2020, Angelina released “Million Miles” which she wrote after the passing of her beloved maternal grandfather. She dedicated the song to anyone who has ever lost a loved one. Angelina had previously released, 3 other original songs: “What is Life”, “Oslo” and “Shield” In April 2021, her original “7th Heaven” was released. A jazzy, danceable, inspiring song. Angelina has posted numerous short performances on Tik Tok and Instagram. Angelina had concerts in Norway in July 2022. In December 2022, Angelina performed at the Asian American Awards in Los Angeles. On 2/27/23, Angelina performed at the FIFA Awards ceremony in Paris, France, with a viewing audience in the millions. On May 5th, 2023, Angelina released her original "Love Don't Let Me Go". On July 23th she released her orginal EP “Old Enough”. Angelina perform Concert at the Music Hall in Portsmouth New Hampshire on Sept 22nd, 2023. It Was a great concert, who was not and could regret it, a big mistake. On 10/27/23 she released her new orginal singiel “Our Time”. In November 2023, she was presented as a debutante at Le Bal des débutantes in Paris. On 12/08/23 she released new Marry Christmas EP “Driving Home for Christmas”. On 12/11/23 she sing in Oslo at the Nobel Peace Prize Celebration - Unchained Melody tribute to 2023 Nobel Peace Prize laureate Iranian human rights activist Narges Mohammadi.

[@anitaherbert1037]

For those who thinks she can't belt

[@abelardosoaresdeamorimjuni4328]

Náo segure sua emoção ou deixe de reagir a angelina pois já vi esse vídeo com reação umas cem vezes e em todas eu chorou 😢😢😢

[@vickie5ft2]

😇😇😇🥰🥰🥰

[@ridgemanron]

I must have gone thru 200 or more renditions of different genre songs by her and have never come across any singer with this much versatility. You go into Whitney's 'I Have Nothing', which takes you past the upper stratosphere, and then you come down to a continuous super-low rendition of the gospel classic 'How Great Thou Art' which was done by Elvis in the same low register and you get a good idea as to what I'm talking about concerning her range of versatility.

[@kevingood4644]

Can we also say she’s invented a new genre “jazz pop” in her recent EP?

[@capstan50g]

Great reaction, dude! The highlight of this cover for me is that crescendo on the last note that just fills up my soul. Happy New Year! A fan favorite that we almost never heard is a demo she did of a song called I'm Still Holding Out For You. She was 10 years old at the time, but I think you'll agree, once you hear it, that she sounds about thirty. Here's a handy link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqebnp15nZqcn6c

[@larrypifer1103]

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