Take That - London 2012 Performance | Music Monday

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Take That perform 'Rule The World' at the Closing Ceremony of London's 2012 Olympic Games.
The Ceremony also featured performances from the Spice Girls, Emeli Sandé and Queen.
Every two years, the world's finest athletes gather at the Olympic Games - a spectacular celebration of sporting excellence that captures the attention of billions of people around the world. However, the Games are about much more than just sport. They bring the Olympic values to life and provide a global arena for a unique combination of sport, culture, education and ceremonies.
At the Olympic Games in London 2012, about 10,500 athletes from 204 countries compete in 26 different sports, comprising 302 medal events. Whether athletes win a medal or not, they can forever call themselves Olympians. The sporting competitions are undoubtedly the central focus of the Olympic Games and participating in the Games is the ultimate goal for most athletes.
Every edition has its own story to tell and will be remembered for some truly remarkable performances from sporting legends such as Jesse Owens, Abebe Bikila, Jean-Claude Killy, Nadia Comaneci, Katarina Witt, Michael Phelps and Usain Bolt, to name just a few.
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[@Fleurbunny]

I remember Take That being removed from the official program of performers that night, as they weren’t sure Gary would be able to perform. Where his voice cracks when he sings “don’t close your eyes don’t fade away” just breaks me every time. He was exceptionally brave for doing this, mere hours really, since losing his baby girl.

[@andironaldomarbun2336]

I think the Opening and Closing Ceremony of 2012 London are the best of all time

[@adrianacayetano]

Eso es porque los ingleses son los mejores en cultura y música

[@pudgemcmahon9233]

Andi Ronaldo Marbun k

[@keineinformation8607]

yes ...that was great. I assume one of their advantages is, that GB has a lot of world wide known Artists. But the whole ceremony was awesome….they really knew how to do it well.

[@user-ft7ph8yw4w]

@@pudgemcmahon9233 sohi more best.

[@ERYTHROGRAPHOS]

I d strongly debate Ooening Ceremony Athens 2004. London Closing for sure tho

[@christinejemison5263]

people forget that gary barlow lost a baby a week before he did this! hats off to him, so professional, Well Done Lads

[@mariamblascosempere6361]

Es un buen hombre, profesional 🥰😓

[@user-bj2lu9qt3o]

Mark and Jason watching him... and the crack at "don't fade away". Heartbreaking. I don't know if this is beautiful or painful. Or both.

[@ghidorah15]

Definitely both.

[@deekenny602]

Gary has said on more than one occasion that standing between Mark and Howard on stage is the safest place he knows.

[@arielgrushka]

Props for Gary! I wonder how hard it might have been for him. Standing there while his soul was somewhere else. Such an epic and unique moment that would have meant a lot for any performer, still it's so sad he didn't have the chance to enjoy it. He deserves all the best!

[@Nunov103]

This still gives me goosebumps even after all these years.

[@drmick3423]

Me too

[@vovaru]

It was amazing in Sochi

[@mitachu]

Gary had lost Poppy just days before this performance. You can hear the emotion in his voice in the first few words and the looks from his band mates tell the world about their friendship. Just amazing. Well done, Gary. Well done.

[@quickspanishlessons321]

Who is watching this during the lockdown 2020? This song was perfect for the closing ceremony! Long live Take That! Gary was so strong! I admire him! Take That is the best boyband from all the times!

[@jessjessrowrow5296]

ME LOL

[@CdPerth]

How Gary Barlow managed to get up on stage in front of thousands of people a week after a tragic loss I'll never know. What a legend.

[@HaNnAhBhAm]

I can't even imagine how hard it would've been for Gary to sing those lyrics so soon after losing his daughter. So much respect!!!

[@jamesdean2874]

Watching this back in 2022. Still gives me goosebumps. So brilliant. I’d love to do London 2012 all over again.

[@damarfadlan9251]

James Dean, here again 16 days before 2022 FIFA WORLD CUP.

[@sandrachristie7979]

how did Gary get through that it makes me cry still g.b you are amazing

[@omifishcakes]

Take That are are of the few artists who were better after their comeback. They transitioned from a boy band with teenage fans, to men with fans of all ages really well. Love this song and love the film Stardust, the book was by my favourite author.

[@chriswalton6899]

they came back when I was 12 and redefined what a boyband is capable of in my eyes; I've loved watching them grow musically over the last ten years, with the Progress and Progressed era being a real inspirational high point for me

[@user-hm4bh9nb9d]

Could you recommend Take That's songs? Their voices are so touching. I am a Korean.

[@raizimplementos5988]

back for good is my favorite song

[@loulou3000]

I remember watching that performance live and crying the whole way through, the words are so relevant at the time of his loss. Heart breaking hearing his voice crack. Lovely to see the concern on marks face at the beginning

[@Laurix_alex]

Absolutely agree: Gary's voice cracking because of his loss, Mark looking at him, just to check and showing concern... Brave Gary!

[@JoUrlacher]

I cried watching him sing, especially in the beginning of the song where you could hear his voice crackle a bit! The lyrics must have hit so close to home for him! The strength and courage he had and still has is utterly amazing! I wish Take That were more popular here in the US! When Robbie went solo, he was/is a major hit over here! Gary even moved to Los Angeles and was managed by Clive Davis for awhile, and just didn't receive the recognition he deserved! They're a fabulous group!

[@karencochrane2974]

How Gary got thru that is beyond me. He lost a daughter just days before. I was sobbing just watching it. God bless him x

[@antonellalf1036]

Of all the musical acts who performed at this event, basically all of my faves in the world, THIS performance stuck with me the most. Just beautiful and very moving. No country on Earth can top Britain when it comes to musicians.

[@tespiii]

"No country on Earth can top Britain when it comes to musicians." BS.

[@MrLg55555]

tespiii 🤡

[@shannabyrd-jackson9989]

Exactly, me too!

[@amymizuno405]

Well said 👏👏👏👏✨✨✨

[@PennyWenny224]

@@tespiii you’re clearly not able to hear then

[@DiannaAForever]

I'm Canadian and I became obsessed with Girls Aloud around September 2012 so that's when I started to become familiar with other British artists such as Take That. Let me just say Britain has some of the best musical artists that most of the world hasn't even heard of and that makes me sad.

[@cyrusmetcalfe7795]

No, most british artists are world famous. We are a leading country in the music industry along with america, our artists are some of the best known.

[@Talshere88]

LoveChezzabella I realise its a bit late this comment being 4 months old, but for perspective, last year (2014) British artists accounted for 50% of all music sales world wide. This is one of the reasons so many, especially American artists, eye musical success in the UK despite the fact our population is only slightly bigger than the combined pop of California and Texas (the two most populous US states).

[@elotroladodelarealidadjr8470]

I'm not British but most of the legendary bands and singers are British.. some of the best artist worldwide like Queen are legends in the whole world it doesn't mean it has to be popular in USA as at some point they were and even Michael Jackson used to see their shows . The thing is when you are not from USA or Britain and you like music in English language then we know know better who is international and who are the best from any corner as we are not focused on Justin biebers or mileys circus hahaha

[@geetraldinha]

John KR hahaha agree with you about the last part.

[@juniornuso5210]

+LoveChezzabella I am Brazilian. I think the UK artists are the best in the world. Ever. Is in history, music, lyrics, groups and individuals. Take That is one of my favorite UK of all time and has a brilliant composer and best of UK Gary Barlow.

[@dianeb1984]

Gary was so amazing that night considering what his family had been through - I fell in love with him all over again!

[@azapro911]

Unbelievable strength of character from Gary Barlow, he'd just experienced the most painful of tragedies.

[@xExpressUrSelfx]

This performance still gives me chills and hearing his voice crack gets me everytime cause you can tell just how emotional he is. I have so much respect for him to decide to perform in spite of the loss that he suffered, especially with choosing this song to sing. It brought me right back to the CIN performance when he said "Dad, this one's for you" with the same song. What a powerful performance this is. Proud Thatter.

[@karenj9747]

I can't don't know how Gary got through this so soon after his daughters passing. That's when I really felt respect for him as an artist. That's true professionalism right there... Love TT.. genuine guys with genuine talent.. ❤️

[@georgercop]

Whenever I watch this, you can tell that he's singing this for her. Truly admirable.

[@SoLinkSmash]

I lived in England for a long time. I'm not British, but I can't help but feel proud watching this. God bless the UK.

[@The1AngryHistorian]

I agree... God bless the U. Mmm I mean God bless THE U. Rrrr one more time GOD BLESS THE U. Oh I can' take it anymore... GOD BLESS THE USA USA USA USA!!! Sorry my American-ness was showing there (or is it they're).

[@SoLinkSmash]

It's "there". :)

[@The1AngryHistorian]

SoLinkSmash Thank you. :D

[@krempel_und_klumpad]

me too. i actually left london for good during the olympics, a few days before that ceremony. when i see the lights of the city and think about that time, i am both happy and sad. i really left a big piece of my heart there and i will always love london

[@leetoon4616]

@@The1AngryHistorian Science keto

[@xhermiona]

I'm not interested in Olympic Games, but I love watching opening and closing ceremonies. I totally fell in love in British one. Everything was perfect - the way they showed their history and culture, sense of humour, music... just beautifull, funny and very, very British. I wish I could be there and see this show live.

[@mulroasted]

This is a fitting tribute to Gary Barlow and his wife's baby whom they lost shortly before this performance...You are a trooper Gary Barlow and very brave . Sorry for your loss. "All the stars are coming out tonight, They're lighting up the sky tonight For you ,For You"

[@matthenrick5531]

I had the pleasure of meeting Gary Barlow when he was holidaying in Sydney recently…absolute gentleman 💖

[@28purplehaze]

Gary Barlow will forever be a legend, his music and his dedication even through adversity. This is a clear example, fantastic performance I remember this time last year Myself and my mother in tears watching this. RIP Poppy.

[@abbeyrozemorley9984]

I love reading about how much people respect Gary for doing this because I always think he never got all the respect he deserved for doing this. He sang for his angle Poppy that night. I love how you can see Mark and Howard watching Gary everytime his voice wobbled. Jason, it makes sense that he wanted to make the most of his last performance with them. Forever a great band x

[@deekenny602]

I think Jason was trying to draw attention off of Gary to ease the pressure on him- the way Jay runs up the runway and then runs back to the others. At the time, nobody knew that would be Jay's last performance with them.

[@abbeyrozemorley9984]

​@@deekenny602 I appreciate how all of them were that night. They were all looking out for Gary in there own way. I do wonder if deep down Jason knew or decided that would be the last time preforming with them with them. Years before they always said about leaving on a high note which the Olympics certainly would be a high even with the heartbreaking events x

[@AthynVixen]

Just looking this up after coming to that point in Gary's book.Sadly almost at the date. Amazing to see Gary find the strength courage and professionalism to perform. I feel a newfound respect for him.

[@vampiregirl357]

So proud of Gary for performing. Just looking into his eyes and you can see the anguish in them. This time the song was for him. Amazing performance!

[@harrysmith8363]

This performance has so much meaning, Gary losing his baby and still performing is just wow, what a man

[@stargate12345678]

Aw inspiring how Gary did such a great performance under his circumstances.

[@duncanbhaltaireanraigwilso9627]

I know, he was singing for his little girl.

[@pixieanna2058]

I'm an American who just heard this song for the very first time and I'm in love!!!

[@flankeen324]

Whenever I need some inspiration I come back to this video - the event, the song, Gary Barlow's performance during grieving, the fireworks, the crazy guitar noodling at the end, the flames almost touching the guys in white at the start....and over it all the Phoenix rising from the ashes.

[@Vswag90]

This was the PERFECT song to end the Closing Ceremony!!! Well done Take That.

[@JoUrlacher]

Knowing how heavy Gary's heart must have been with the loss of their daughter and he still had the courage to preform, shows the absolute brilliance of this man! I admire him greatly and this is just another example of why I do!

[@yoman45135]

Well done to Gary for doing that so soon after he lost his baby daughter. The man deserves a knighthood!

[@jimmysevs]

And he probably would have done but for his tax evasion episode.

[@lau3843]

James Severn how come I see everyone talking about it now? And was the whole thing pretty huge? Sorry but I’m not from the Uk

[@jimmysevs]

Yes it was big, there was him and a few other celebs Jimmy Carr I remember. It wasn’t illegal it was a loophole that his accountant exploited but the inland revenue got wind of it and he paid all taxes due. Not good though when you’re mixing with royalty at the Queens jubilee.

[@BiancaKirkpatrick]

@@Alphawave2000 I always thought she was stillborn on August 4th? Isn't that just 5 days before the Olympics ended? I haven't gotten through his book yet!

[@May04bwu]

@@lau3843 It's not big. Everybody does that in every country, accountants usually do that for their clients and give them advice how to avoid extreme taxes in a way that would still be within the law. It's nothing new. He ended up paying the taxes anyway. People are just being dicks and don't know what else to complain about when it comes to the band and Gary.

[@poliperalta5203]

I'm mexican but I feel proud of Take That's music. They're my fav band from the UK.

[@doesntmatter9996]

this is so much better than 2008 opening where the shows were for promotion instead of participation. London ceremonies are huge spectacular celebrations for every British person and anyone opens his/her heart to British culture.

[@geemikeywaycantgocuzthesig9093]

It's October 2015 and I'm still not over this!

[@jamsdodger8970]

It's now Oct 2017 and I'm still not over it.

[@rebeccamcdonald3782]

Feb 2020😂

[@Hoops_2004]

August '21

[@charlotted1321]

Always wondered why Jason was a bit wierd and overtop during this performance - now I know, he was probably savoring the moment as it was his last performance with take that, hope he rejoins one day

[@ctipping96]

Great artistic performance by Jason

[@rokaanalzeer]

You never know, you know? I mean if Robbie could come back so can Jason!

[@helenhowardphotography3983]

That's how he always performed, Love them all, but I miss his face!! will keep hoping!!

[@sophiact7717]

he always had an unique style, that's what make him so special i miss him so much in the group his energy and that beautiful smile, he is so handsome.

[@Moosina]

He knew this was it for him almost. Breaks my heart. I miss him.

[@VictorYong36]

Best Closing Ceremony ever!

[@nathanh5448]

VictorYong36 and opening!

[@LoudenSwainbeatshoot]

I had never heard of this band before that night. When I heard what happened I thought, 'this guy is heroic'

[@catdavies89]

Just everytime I watch this even months after the performance, I just want to hug Gary especially in those first few lines when he chokes up. what a brave brave man. so much respect for him, just made the performance that extra more emotional, I know I cried the first time i watched it.

[@Mrsmaldini]

I remember when I watched this, I was sooo excited to see TT performing this song. I am not British, but I obviously know who they are, it takes some knowledge in music to identify every single tune and artist performing that night. Well done London, amazing closing ceremony.

[@DrawNCraft-Official]

That final musical flourish in step with the fireworks was perfect.

[@tia.watsedits]

it is this stuff that makes me and the rest of the country proud to be British

[@ChernovFan100]

Like 60% of the people living here aren't British...

[@JackRabbitSlim]

ChernovFan100 Ah yes, a Daily Mail reader I see. Don't let facts get in the way of a good 'immigrants are taking over the country' rant!

[@tia.watsedits]

I have never touched the daily mail because I'm 13.

[@JackRabbitSlim]

tia watson Lol, sorry, I wasn't talking to you, don't worry.

[@DimetriKhan]

tia watson Trust me. Never actually touch it. It's more use as toilet paper than something like a newspaper.

[@AMomentOfMadnessPart1]

My dad was a dj for more than 20 years and the thing he said at the time was ''I have goosebumps just by watching it,can you imagine what everyone who is experiencing it live will fell? The best performers of the world are gathered there, not even in the most expensive concert will you be able to see such names.(he was mostly talking about the older performers). My dad is usually a person who falls as well in the middle of films etc but he stayed up and watched the closing ceremony

[@lailahabib3374]

My childhood favourite band. I just love Take That.

[@twinklorballin693]

I’m so so sorry to Gary and partner on your loss 😢 all my heart goes out to you both. And Gary? She’s a star in the sky just like her daddy😊 amazing performance 😊

[@anthonylu7474]

i refuse to believe this was 7 years ago. simply. wow. all the performances were amazing but this was particularly special. thank you.

[@sugerbabev1978]

what an incredible brave man Gary Barlow was performing so well after the loss of their little girl, you could see the pain etched on his face but he carried on like a brave solider...

[@heidos7]

I love this song so much, every time I watch Stardust I listen to this song in the closing credits. But the live performances are even better! Especially this one, knowing the loss Gary had experienced just a week earlier is heartbreaking. But it made the performance even better and straight from the heart. Gary really meant what he was singing and I think he was singing it to his daughter ♥

[@aimeejane_writings]

I don't understand how Gary didn't start crying during this performance. He's so brave, bless him 🥺

[@tahneyfoster8352]

I honestly dont know how gary got through that performance..what a legend poppy would of been so proud watching down on that xx

[@alexisweavermcgroarty6489]

I lived in Ireland during the Olympics and watched all the events...Take That is absolutely fabulous...Wish more Americans would acknowledge great performers no matter where they are from. I play many of the artist over here and people go wow who are they...Take That keep recording.

[@D1v1n3-8]

I'm from Mexico and I love Take That

[@shannabyrd-jackson9989]

I’m American and I love Take That especially this performance. This was the first time I heard of them though.

[@xExpressUrSelfx]

Yeah, I believe that he was singing this for her and he still does on his solo tour. Almost every performance I've seen of him singing this song, he points up to the sky. It's so touching.

[@eviesuss4626]

Heard this song a few day again and it brings back so many memories of my UK days street parties etc and had to youtube the memory yes when he sang Don't fade away....I remember I had tears..

[@vnfoodtech6231]

Over 20 years!!i still love them❤️❤️

[@chelseagowland3745]

Such a brilliant emotional performance, tears rolling down my face watching this. Perfect performance by all the boys. Gary Barlow is such an inspirational brave man, I have so much love for him.

[@kalasf9852]

Can't believe its been a year already - seems like it was yesterday. Had a group of friends round to watch the ceremony and kept telling them Take That wouldn't perform after everything Gary had been through that week, but then suddenly I heard the music and I jumped up with joy - Take That were there! But then Gary started to sing (beautifully as usual) and I looked at his face and my heart broke for him. Bless him. What a brave, brave man. Love him so much and so proud of him and Take That!

[@joshpro7633]

We showed how great Britain is and we smashed it. Makes me very proud, a new chapter in Britain's History.

[@loulou2302]

UK Special Forces Operator and then brexit happened :(

[@jahedapatel9292]

JoshHY 17 .

[@minhajnizam5090]

I remember everyone thinking we would mess up the whole Olympics and the whole world would laugh at us

[@PauloCesar-xe5ip]

One of my favorite bands EVER! Respect these guys! If you don´t know them, it´s your right! Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil to UK!

[@RikoScouse]

The United Kingdom has produced so many great artists .... Breathtaking perfomance!

[@1982sammyj]

Such admiration for Gary Barlow doing this. Must I was quite surprised. I did shed a few tears! X

[@lisaslaymaker7303]

Beautiful performance, Gary's vocals break my heart, proud Thatter xxx

[@nataliey9125]

This makes me so emotional every time, such a beautiful performance. Gary we love you!!!!

[@xxfire5tarterxx]

Take that are the kind of band that has never been heard of and no one knows in one country (America) But in another country they have been around for years and extremely popular (Britain and ireland)

[@zaraf2899]

I agree! But they are popular not only in Britain or Ireland. In my country ( Bulgaria) my generation grew up with their songs! They are a big part of my teenage years and i still love to hear their songs! Was good to see them together. But there was missing Robbie!

[@cristianfernandeznunez5644]

Really? I'm from Chile. Here we knows many songs like Patience, The greatest day, Back for good, The flood, of course Rule the world too!

[@Laser0rick]

I'm not german but I used to live there, and I'm pretty sure the song Patience was pretty big.

[@Victoria-bq2oz]

Im sure in the whole continent, not much people have heard about them, but still please, dont refer the USA as America. As it is incorrect!

[@Victoria-bq2oz]

Also. Im from Mexico, and im sure in those years i might have heard this particular one, but no one really knew about the bands name, so its a bit sad actually :(

[@connieburian5969]

I have just found Gary. I am so glad to have done so. What amazes me is that on all of the Take That songs, you hear his voice. A lot of singers in groups you hear them all. But you can hear his voice beautifully. Amazing. Thank you.

[@grayzebra226]

What a brave man is Gary, I couldn´t have a better idol.

[@linrob1312]

This was an amazing finale!! Gary you're wonderful.

[@lesleyrobinson7129]

Love this band, and Gary Barlow's voice for me is perfect, his tone is beautiful. x

[@bellamichs5887]

The best ever olympic venue

[@monsterjamkid02]

I've never heard of this band until the Closing Ceremony, it's amazing watching it again. One of the best live performances I've seen from anyone, and when the fireworks started, I really got goosebumps.

[@laurenmccarthy5440]

The crack in Gary's voice at 2:00 just breaks my heart cried watching this performance nowing what Gary had just gone through.You can tell Gary didn't want to be there one bit, when done Gary so brave to do that. ❤️

[@karelnareswara7804]

What happened to him?

[@laurenmccarthy5440]

+Karel N his daughter Poppy had been delivered stillborn a few days before the show

[@NK-bz9wb]

He must have been so detached in this performance, I can't imagine the mental the strength

[@georgejarman2987]

What a song, what a group and what an ending. Fabulous

[@TakeThatFanGirl12]

This is exactly why I'm proud to be British! Take That will always be amazing, they always put on a great show! I was so proud of Gary when he came out with the boys, it must have been really hard for him -3

[@lundholmproduction]

Gary has a very good popvoice one of the best in popmusic

[@meg151]

First time I heard Rule The World in Stardust. I immediately fell in love with it!! ✨✨✨

[@anniebody123]

i get goosebumbs watching this. pure perfection

[@Rebecca22xx]

I refuse to believe this performance was nearly 4 years ago... Where has time gone ? This performance is still so beautiful though !

[@mkabilidorah1861]

I am not british..i am from Kenya (Africa) but i love Take That...They sing to the fullest. God...!!! What a performance

[@joshuasmart_]

mkabili dorah I recommend you listen to Oasis - Live forever

[@EriAirlangga]

mkabili dorah I recommend you listen to Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up

[@judyavril123]

Na penda hii wimbo tena sana😊💕

[@judyavril123]

@@EriAirlangga you just want to Rick roll her 😂

[@judyavril123]

@@joshuasmart_ oasis were a top tier band in the 90s... Wonderwall, don't look back in anger, champagne supernova... Among many others were awesome songs🥂😊😊💕

[@ka8517]

the words of the song line up perfect with what he was going through. heartbreaking but brilliant too.

[@TheClairex]

I don’t know how Gary found the strength to perform after they had just lost little Poppy. You can see the pain in his eyes and that wobble in his voice at the start is heartbreaking. He knew how important it was for his band mates … such a true friend during such a difficult time for himself and his family.

[@madperson876]

You could tell that in Gary's eyes he was dedicating every line of that song to Poppy. It takes a great deal of bravery to go and sing after what he went through at that time and to sing so beautifully too. Well done, Gary, you and your band mates did justice to that song.

[@lilmizzsamii]

this is amazing and the fact that Gary Barlow even turned up with amazing you can really tell how much he cares about music and he didn't even practice he just turn up mins before he was meant to be on stage and left straight only a really musician can do that :)

[@damarfadlan9251]

The opening and closing ceremonies of London 2012 are both the best.

[@1976Ibiza]

Best performance of the Evening...so moving and so brave of Gary to sing those lyrics just a week after losing poor Poppy x

[@cherylparry8032]

Can't believe this was 11 years ago. I remember watching this, only feels like yesterday.

[@alisonbrown6824]

it was so sad to see gary suffering

[@eileensilk8622]

alison brown .

[@laxeystu8096]

I really liked this ceremony and concert. It was fun and light hearted and sad at the same time

[@LaurenJessica99]

This gives me goosebumps everytime I listen. You can see the pain in Gary's eyeals

[@corneaterman]

I am 42 and have always loved music in general. Take That I have had in my collection since "Back for Good". I would have loved to have been there for this performance. Also the Pet Shop Boys did wonderfully.

[@farhanmizra]

This song is perfect the Olympics. Bow down to Take That. You guys are amazing!

[@maiprincesse]

Beautiful, wonderful. Thank you, Take That.

[@Jukka70]

I just wrote on another video on the Olympic channel where they show Bocelli singing Because We Believe for the closing ceremonies. Had to be my favorite time for me in the Olympics ceremonies, and 6 years later we got treated to this, which became my second favorite of all time in the ceremonies. Oh and my favorite olympic flame of all time, I don't see how that will ever get topped.

[@faithbrown4115]

One of the best songs and it means so much to me that sometimes I cry how sad 😭😌😖😖😖😔

[@GCPurple587]

No one can ever pull off and Olympics like this again.

[@VmanAK47]

Really because Beijing was so much better.

[@VmanAK47]

***** Yeah I doubt people would support my comment on a video attracting people into the London Olympics. So great logic and english there.