Why People Love Aurora | Communication Skills Analysis

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triple j. AURORA sure knows how to interview | Like A Version. triple j. KZbin, Mar 23, 2019, • AURORA sure knows how ... .
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[@maxpbeaumont]

It was cool to see all the Aurora love in my first video, so thought I'd check out another :) Click here if you'd like to watch my uncut reaction & analysis: www.patreon.com/maxbeaumont

[@hehetzen]

aurora is just amazingg 😭😭

[@andybricks576]

In Aurora's doco-movie"ONCE" there's a whole 'back-room/bathroom' moment where Aurora retreats to, she experiences an unreal 'anxiety attack' & ends up guzzling down on a bottle of wine to get through her difficult feelings @ the time, it actually makes me sad. I'd love for you to dissect what you think was going on @ the time. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIW8iaqBm7SppNk 45:13

[@walterF205]

@@andybricks576 You said "docu-movie". You said well because some scenes are acted, hoping they are faithful to the facts they want to reproduce. In any case, maximum love for Aurora :)

[@YolandaSamone]

Hey max, I enjoyed your analysis! If you haven’t seen/heard Aurora perform “runaway” at the noble peace prize, it is worth watching. Though it’s not an interview, I think you’d really enjoy her body language in correlation to her lyrics. She has a raw honesty that her fans get drawn into. She was even barefoot, which made me smile☺️ She is the definition of “authentic self”.

[@paulfredericksen6565]

You said, "She thinks big". In her song All Is Soft Inside, there is a line, "My dreams are bigger than me". Truer words were never spoken.

[@maxpbeaumont]

:))

[@mysoulcalledlife]

Such a great song💕💕💕 all her songs💕✨

[@oladoyinalimi5866]

My fav song!!

[@sophiefuldauer]

Thanks for doing another Aurora vid!

[@maxpbeaumont]

:)

[@TwoTonTaft]

If you see any amount of Aurora, and you're not immediately in love with her... examine in yourself why that is

[@Christian-DH]

Love your reactions. Here's another Norwegian that you might consider reacting to. Shortly after turning 9, this little barefooted girl arranged and performed a masterpiece cover of the Screamin' Jay Hawkins' 1956 original, "I Put a Spell on You". Although this song has been performed time and time again, many think this studio performance got closest to the original artist's intent. To further confound the issue, it also just doesn't seem rational that this is coming from a little Angelina Jordan. You may not prefer critiquing child singers, but this child prodigy is like nothing we've seen before. "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (black and white studio performance) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKipnaJ5hb2tedU - A Child Prodigy - Angelina Jordan is a child prodigy who: began singing at 16 months old; shows a clear preference for jazz/blues (Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone, Etta James, Ben E. King, and Amy Winehouse), a talent which always work its way into every performance with her vibrato and riffs; she arranges all of her music; entered Norway's Got Talent at 7 y/o, and ended up winning; has performed around the world; her parents have kept their focus on her having a normal childhood so 90% of requests and offers have been turned down. The largest performance she has sung for was for over 40,000 people, while still a preteen in Norway. Having won Norway’s Got Talent, she was invited to compete America's Got Talent "The Champions" in 2020, at 13 y/o. She auditioned with her own arrangement of "Bohemian Rhapsody", earning herm a pass straight to the finals. By 15, she has over 160 cover performances and 5 originals. She has signed with Republic Records at 14. Her parents have still tried to preserve a normal childhood as possible for her and her little sister. She turned 16 this January, and Angelina's presence in the music industry is increasing (Here is Republic Records' page about Angelina - www.republicrecords.com/artists/angelina-jordan ) Here are 2 other videos you may wish to sample. The first is her "Bohemian Rhapsody" audition for AGTC and the second is her final performance on Norway's Got Talent, where she arranged and performed "Summertime". This second video has English CC and is broken into 4 parts: a spotlight on Angelina's experience on NGT; her performance of "Summertime"; the judge's responses to the impacts Angelina has made on them; and the announcement of the winner. Here are the time breakdowns of this performance: spotlight 0-1.40; performance of "Summertime" 1.40-4.20; judges summation 4.20-8.00; winner selected 8.00-12.48. If you wish to only listen to the song, I've included the judge's comments below. I've also included the backstory on why Angelina always performs and records barefoot. AGTC - "BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY" (includes golden buzzer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSUmXdtoMSKitk NGT 4 - "SUMMERTIME" (spotlights Angelina, pre/post performance, winning NGT, and has English CC) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH-XnHSlm5acqZI - Norway's Got Talent Judges Reflections on Angelina - Omer Bhatti: “We were in shock when she started to sing…it was a discussion whether it was an impression of that kind of music (ref to Gloomy Sunday performance) or the real deal…and the next time we saw her, she owned the stage, when she rehearsed, she told the bassist what she wanted and had full control. And we were like…ok…you are a star…we have something special here…”. Judge Lisa Tønne: “…I am so happy that there is a human like you on earth. For me, this is not human like talent, I can’t explain it. … I’ve never ever experienced such a talent in my life.… “Don’t think. Just sing”. Judge Mia Gundersen: “Angelina, you have a gift that you got at such an early age. And to be able to convey this talent to the world is a huge task for an 8 year old, but you nail it. There’s almost no one that can convey in the way you do in this age. There are a lot of singers out there, and some of them sing great. But you have such a unique style. You have to protect your style. You have to understand that for yourself because it’s a gift…" Judge Bjarte Hjelmeland: “It won’t help how many times you say ‘Don’t you cry’, I can’t help it but to cry. You know I promised you and myself to not cry, but you hit something inside me whenever you sing, and you hit something in many people when you sing. And I’m thinking to myself, in 10 years… I think that is unimaginable…You sing so amazingly good.” - The Barefoot Princess of Jazz Backstory - Angelina is known as "The Barefoot Princess" or "The Barefoot Princess of Jazz". She always performs barefooted, whether in front of a live audience or during a studio recording. The story is that when living in the Middle East, at age 6, she came across an orphaned girl about her age sitting in the street, earning money by weighing people on a bathroom scale. She noticed how really cold it was and that the little girl was not only barefooted, but had scars on her feet. So 6 year old Angelina took off her own shoes, shoes that she loved, and gave them to the girl. Angelina decided she wouldn't wear shoes in her performances to remind her of all the children in the world who had no parents, proper clothes, or shoes. She remembers that girl every time she takes off her shoes to perform. Of the encounter, little 6 year old Angelina wrote in her diary: “The world is very strange. Right then and there I felt as if a door in my heart opened up, and it was filled with lots of lights. It was as if there was, from Earth to Heaven, a staircase. I climbed the stairs. To be able to do something for another human - it was such a big thing…hard to describe really.” In 2015, at 9 years of age, Angelina wrote a book about the encounter (making her the youngest published author in Norway). The book and her attire Angelina wore for her AGTC audition (above) were designed by her grandmother, who was herself a child prodigy in poetry and art. She has performed in charities for children, helping to raise 21 million euros and millions of dollars.

[@wardellen4179]

It’s refreshing to see someone completely following their own path while still being concerned about the people and world around them. I love the way her gestures invite you in and make you feel like you’re part of the conversation.

[@maxpbeaumont]

I loved the way you worded that. Yes - very refreshing.

[@wardellen4179]

Watching your newest In The Soop reaction now. Notepad at the ready! LOL

[@MBella123]

You should definitely check out her songs because they speak a lot about her, how she thinks, how she carries herself. She’s amazing! So unique, so different from everybody else

[@tinntinnamp]

Yes I totally Agree! She expresses herself so much and can still be considered a form of communication!

[@jumrader1111]

YES especially live singing from her

[@iana6713]

It's a journey I've just begun myself over the last month or so, and what an adventure! I've never responded to anyone's music the way I have with Aurora's.

[@kmmmmmma]

if aurora lived in ancient greece, i feel like she would be a famous philosopher

[@sihora3742]

a lot of Epicure vibes actually

[@MONARCH_FLIES]

she is lowkey an ethereal being who decided to embrace the frame of a human body and life

[@kliudrsfhlih]

She just grew up in a very safe environment, there is enough stability in her context to actually be free. As a person from a third world country I can tell you a lot of people who are like her here are middle to upper class people. I admire these people but we also have to reflect on what environmental factors allow us to be free and impulsive. You need to be incredibly secure inside and that's a result of a stable and safe upbringing. A luxury if you will.

[@bluesquirrel2472]

insightful point

[@marinaemeunome2319]

and i think this is so bad to neurodivergent kids who can't have this "luxury" like you say because of the environmrnt they're in Aurora shares a lot of neurodivergent traits in the way she talks, express, thinks and moves She also suffered bullying since she was little, imagine not having a safety net like she did

[@emotrash5947]

This.

[@nikriedel]

You can change and transform from the inside. Watch your thoughts and don't victimize yourself to the surroundings. Your environment doesn't define who you are

[@marinaemeunome2319]

@@nikriedel where you from?

[@GS-fd4go]

Credit her parents for her stability. They allowed and encouraged her to be herself. Also, it is so soothing to listen to a musician with personal angst.

[@PotatoRed148]

The fact that she can translate her thoughts and feelings into words this effortless, I could never.

[@jongu71]

In a second language to boot!

[@erikmajaron1247]

Around 1:55, when she talks about 'following the instincts', she puts her hands on her belly (aka 'center of visceral cognition'). Amazing!

[@maxpbeaumont]

good catch! very cool

[@Jana-dg1qw]

Looking at Aurora's attitude towards life as a whole has helped me personally deal with life in a more mature way I rarely feel frustrated or annoyed and even in the worst situations how to deal with it is what first comes to mind calmly and with a smile..your analysis was so beautiful and so mind opining thank you Also it'd be nice if you reacted to stray kids is a living sitcom from the channel kbs kpop whenever you're available to do so

[@maxpbeaumont]

thanks for the comment :)

[@emaansaify]

She has the confidence to overcome society and judgment

[@RunarNyrud]

I think Aurora "speak" to us in a different way in her songs then other artists.... I would be very interesting to hear your take on it.... check out Through the eyes of a child from Nidarosdomen consert.

[@YolandaSamone]

She’s fluid in motion, and poetic with her descriptions as she responds. Without even singing, she still has the ability to completely draw her listeners in, and allows them to connect to her beautiful mind, and get a genuine feel for the way she sees and experiences the world. I especially enjoyed her interview with the two Australians. She made them so uncomfortable with her honesty and unique personality😄. But I absolutely love that about her. To have tea and a conversation with Aurora, would be an absolute dream! What a beautiful soul💜

[@MBella123]

Aurora!!!!! 😍😍😍

[@Boudicaisback]

Auroras music really helped bring me out of a deep depression 3 years ago. I am forever greatful for her energy

[@monicalaux8153]

Childlike but with maturity.

[@mmmmrodriguez5609]

OMG😍 I discovered your channel from the BTS reactions and did not expect this! Aurora and BTS are my fav artist and biggest inspiration source, they are so genuine, Aurora is so unique, love her ❤ Love from South America 💜

[@Eyes_Unclouded]

They are my two favorites also🥺💜💜💜💜💜💜💜you love fellow ARMY & Warrior of love - from USA❤️

[@panchiolarranaga1616]

Yes it's fun watching and listening to your input on people's communication skills, actually the only one I've seen from you was your previous Aurora review, truth be told, guess Aurora is the only person that catches my attention, I'll keep an eye open you might come up with somebody else that may be interesting to me.....thing is......what captivates me from Aurora is how real and authentic she is, she cares about important matters and raises her voice and stands for every word she says....and on the other hand....she doesn't give a flying fuck for stupidity and irrelevance she is an amazingly beautiful spirit, and a stunning artist, absolutely different and unique, in every aspect....I'm 69, musician painter and proud granpa, seen a lot of freaks, tons of "normal and common" fellow humans, but most people seem to be hooked to useless standards, trying whatever possible to belong in one of these highly advertised trends fill of empty rules moving in the only direction it commands serving very obscure ends and purposes like blind sheep not knowing where they are being programmed to move and you see where we're all at in these times power and money are the worlds gods now, what a fucking waste. And as I have seen so far she has a way to touch you, mem and any one that's in her presence digging deep in our cores in a personal way, Aurora is wise in her own manner and ...... man she's so good this would certainly be a better world if more people could have access to her and her music is spectacular she is one of the kind Amen

[@maxpbeaumont]

she's one of a kind that's for sure. thank you for watching!

[@panchiolarranaga1616]

@@maxpbeaumont Absolutely hope to see more stay safe!

[@dellaxrose]

I think you should check out Auroras performance if her song ‘Runaway’ at the Nobel Peace Prize because it’s really interesting to see the way she seems to be transported to another world almost when she sings. You can really see it at the end of the song when she stops

[@John-gv2ug]

Aurora's communication on stage with her music and gestures is even more astounding.

[@iana6713]

To be as free to express ourselves as Aurora is, that is something that few of us will ever know. I liked your remarks about her confidence, as it must come from that. I've seen interviews where she speaks of being an introvert - something I can understand - and the contradictions are fascinating. A confident, introverted, quirky and immensely talented young woman! I'm so glad your first video about her led me to delve into her music. It's quite a journey, and it's only just begun!

[@JimmyCruck]

Let's goo more Aurora please!!

[@jjmail1971]

Great breakdown. Here's a great interview she did with the same Australian radio station that you reacted to in your first reaction. Zoom call but she still manages to make it personal and quirky and honest. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6C8mIWbe7ykaMU

[@dianalest553]

I wasn't expecting this video but .....AAAHHHHHH!!!!

[@jahazielvazquez7264]

I love Aurora, because she's one of the wisest people I've ever seen, and she's so young, I can't believe there is someone so emotionally and mentally developed.

[@LondonWater]

She’s number 1 on my “I have to chill with” list. It’s too bad we can’t all be like her. My ex was somewhat similar in ways, and it’s a constant learning experience just from normal interactions.

[@kochuvarghesejoseph5749]

For those saying it is impossible to be free when you come from an unsafe childhood or environment(it is just a little harder than otherwise but the what you will become which is the whole of you(with our own unknown parts and known and constantly knowing more of ourselves) and that is beautiful(just like you).While at times it can be challenging to be hopeful, know that hope is not a medicine that just makes you forget about the pain and suffering but something that helps you to keep on believing and being yourself adamantly because what better a person to be than yourself that is with all your "flaws". That is not to say to ignore all the setbacks or challenges and get on with life but to shine the light on them and shine it alone and together with the people you love throughout your daily life. So one has to be brave to believe in and be themselves when the outside world says it's not the way... All the suffering is outside us it is not us(that doesn't mean there won't be pain cause when we are open to love we are also opening ourselves to immense pain as well). If you look at little children, all their pain is outside of themselves meaning they don't internalize their pain as much as adults or teenagers or little children who have been hurt multiple times continuously. And little children forgive easily even though they may act out on their pain, it's all so temporary... And through growing up in this society we are prone to internalising our pain and blaming ourselves for it and when there is great suffering that's when we should fight because the suffering is not at all ours to hold on to... This is where we should shine our light and be brave to keep doing it even though it may seem like it's not making anything better but just being yourself is powerful enough to do anything you want to do... Life is not all logical and those who are fully logical are not the most peaceful ones too... We all deserve peace and it is with our own power to see and believe and be ourselves without the layers that we accumulate throughout the years of growing up in this society. Remember, healing doesn't mean there never was pain or suffering it just means you chose to be yourself in its own form rather than what you were made or had to be.. Whether we grew up in a safe environment or not we all have our own pain and burdens(neither one greater than the other because we see our pain as the most powerful because it is to us).. but one thing we all have got to know is that our pain is not the scale to our value... And don't suppress any emotions it will come back in an another form which sometimes can be harmful to others and us. So find a healthy release and don't suppress any emotion. Because it is a part of us, It is a part of who we are. And we owe it ourselves to be free and the best of ourselves(and the best version is where you'll also find your utmost peace) and it's okay your not your best self every single time it doesn't work like that. But at least you just have to try to heal your traumas(physical injuries will heal without us trying to heal you just have to give it the right nutrition but mental injuries we should try to heal) so that we can share our profound joy and life with the people we see and meet and know and love. This comment has no intention of hurting anyone but just a friend in the corner of the internet sharing some truthful insights. Not everything has to work for everyone! Thank you so much❤ I love you all so much for reading it to the end!🎉✨

[@Jandrew1014]

I might get to meet her next month. super excited! love her energy! very pure!

[@maxpbeaumont]

Wow, you gotta let me know how she is in person if you do! :)

[@melissanunez4972]

I see you changed backgrounds max haha also i love the way you break it all down!

[@maxpbeaumont]

haha i did indeed! thanks for watching!

[@little.3870]

Aurora reminds me so much of myself when I was younger.

[@nerve60]

May be what you were saying more or less but I think people are drawn to her because we all feel as so we actually really know who she is. An example, taken from this video, If anyone of us sat on the mat with her and she had the time, she would probably continue talking to us just as she was in the video. As multi talented as she is, she is simply very real!

[@exentr]

Normally I'd think it is an image but it's Aurora so hard to say. I don't know her personally.

[@SilverWitch31]

Oh this is one of my fave interviews of her! You should definitely check out more of her interviews. I actually compiled a whole playlist and have over 300+ videos. Check out her music too. Truly the free-est person I know.

[@maxpbeaumont]

i've listened to the seed and another one of her songs at the haik concert. loved them both! i'll have to check out more :)

[@SilverWitch31]

@@maxpbeaumont omg yes the HAIK concert is one of my faves! Her live performances IMO are better than the studio versions so you’re on the right track. Check out her latest Brixton UK concert. It’s amazing! Or the Cop26 super HD quality concert too

[@WiscoDbo]

The Genius youtube channel has an awesome interview and song breakdown. An amazing watch.

[@bjornarsimonsen7592]

But do you know her work though? If not, then just wait until you do :) But yeah, it's obvious in every way that she is a unique human. You should check out her concert at the Nidarosdomen cathedral. Aurora live at Nidarosdomen. Be alone (or if you're with someone, at least make sure it's someone you're close to and can truly let your emotions free with) with a glass of wine. Then you'll know :) Aurora has to be seen though, the combination of her personalty, quirks, vocal talent, stage presence and lyrical skills is pure inspiration.

[@maxpbeaumont]

I’m just starting to explore her work now. I checked out a couple songs from her HAIK concert. Was seriously impressed.

[@bjornarsimonsen7592]

Yeah, the HAIK is very good. If you're gonna watch that, I recommend watching the whole documentary. There's two parts, the part that's the doco and the concert at the end. If you watch the whole thing, you'll know who some in the audience are and what is going on a little better. But seriously, the Nidarosdomen concert is where to start! For some, like me, it's such a powerful performance that it is life changing. Depending on your life story and personality, her very being combined with the music and performances can be like a drug, but in a good way. It's hard to explain, but if you decide to go down that rabbit hole you'll understand what us "Warriors and Weirdos" see in her. Deep down I almost believe she is put here by mother nature herself to show us the way :) Oh and your analysis was very good! Edit: You probably don't really do typical "reaction" videos, but is there perhaps a way to bridge the gap by instead of doing reactions, you could do an analysis of how she manages to take command of people's emotions during her performances?

[@Tarkus_]

Thanks for doing another Aurora analysis! You've done a very good job of tapping into her personality and what makes her so loved, aside from the music. Speaking of which, I get that music is not your expertise, but that's obviously a huge part of why she's so loved too. She has the (very unique!) voice of an angel, is an excellent songwriter, with great music and deep, thoughtful lyrics. And she's an absolutely fantastic performer. It almost seems unreal that one person can offer so much in one tiny package. But it's the entirety of that package that makes her so loved. It's EVERYTHING.

[@oliverhalewood3364]

She's very beautiful from the soul and it follows to her outer being and it feels very sacred to witness a beauty like that

[@RainbowStarOracle]

She is so beautiful

[@lostmyhead.171]

Hi Max please could you react to the new 5sos Zach Sang interview. Calum is quiet as always, I think Mike is the same as when you’ve previously watched them but Ashton is now known as the deep philosophical one and Luke is also very comfortable with this interviewer :)

[@Sunnylightnlove]

Yay! Happy to see you reacting to Aurora again! Much love Max. I've watched most videos on your channel already haha thanks for sharing your input on communication, it's something I'm very passionate about too.

[@maxpbeaumont]

Amazing! Happy you’re here with me :) Anyone else you’d like to see me analyze?

[@kittypewpew]

You should check out her smaller concerts, she really shines in them. She usually goes on small tangents on the interludes. This part is a bit interesting, how she deals with a playback issue: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p3mzeoOahc2IhpI This is one of the rawest documentaries aurora has made, you should really check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gIW8iaqBm7SppNk

[@maxpbeaumont]

thanks for sharing this with me :)

[@Mindphaser1]

Everyone is enchanted by Aurora

[@rockinggirl0610]

some people say she gives so much angel and out of this world vibes.they couldn't be more right

[@chaoselemental6759]

I think a big part she hit on is that we need to KNOW OURSELVES, BEFORE we can know what walls we need to break down to be free. Take time on your own to do you, it’s helped me to see my walls - the next hard work is getting free of them.

[@apersonofinterest]

Seems like Max has a little crush going on Aurora. It's okay Max, I have one too. Never heard of her until about a month ago. I'm not familiar with her music at all. There's just something about her that attracts me. Her voice, her accent, her look. She's adorable. I went down the Aurora rabbit hole and that's why your video ended up in my algorithm. So I feel you bro. Lol.

[@stereodreamer23]

Being an "open" person, and having a very philosophical mindset certainly contributes largely to her "freedom", because TRUE freedom and liberty are entirely internal, and can only be limited by one's own personal self-censoring. But being a multi-millionaire at the age of 26 doesn't hurt either, when it comes to "personal freedom". Just sayin'...

[@dianapurple5678]

So glad you came back for more aurora! Glad you're having fun and happy to have found a fun and informative creator Xx

[@timbride]

and when the great MOTHERSHIP returns to save some of us humans or the rapture if you prefer... would now anyone anywhere be surprised the our sweet auroa was here to ahead of the MOTHERSHIP she basically is easing us into another kind of human.....and her fans adore her for all her love go listen to her song "another kind of human" and the veils start to drift away

[@aliciaaltair]

We look nothing alike but I talk to people in this same flavor except mostly they just look at me funny or do this nervous laugh, I guess because they don't know what to say. I try to make space for them with silence because maybe they're just being thoughtful before they say something in return, but many times that seems to make it worse for them.

[@tomislavzivkovic7486]

Who gave you this beautiful eyes, oh my god, in love with youre persona and beauty, maybe i will write a song about you

[@paulkossak7761]

I think she is a natural born performer and storyteller.

[@timbride]

in case u missed it heer is her masterpiece performed live good to see u found our auroa she is a different kind of human after all enjoy the masterpiece live here kzbin.info/www/bejne/baKnk2Njbc-bm5I

[@thenicsilver]

Love everything about Aurora, one of a kind! Great analysis man!

[@lillm6874]

I absolutely agree 👍 She’s so genuine and intelligent, and she’s a very intelligent songwriter too. She got a question once, of what she wanted to be reminded of, and she said a genius 😊 When she was about 13 years, the pupils took an IQ test, and she scored high. She was on a tv show once, and she said that to distract herself she thought of the decimals in PI. The host asked how many she knew, and she answered that at one point she knew about 200. But she didn’t know as many anymore. And the host asked how many she knew, and Aurora listed about 80 decimals right there, and could’ve kept going. To me she’s one of a kind, and her songwriting is really something to explore 😍😍

[@fictionallove_2416]

Agreed!!

[@evelynbaclig5809]

I love your channel...Aurora brought me to you...being such an inspiring artist..So here I am...subscribing,dear Sir.Thank you for your expertise...

[@maxpbeaumont]

thank you for your support! Welcome to the family:)

[@little.3870]

3:35 were you trying to see if she was wearing pants Max?

[@vampireshae]

So who else REALLY wants Max to check out Florence Welch?

[@maxpbeaumont]

Ouuuu I think I should

[@marlaka4602]

Love your videos, thank you ! Aurora is so inspiring ❤️

[@cherrytree7481]

Great analysis! Would you do one of Florence Welch from Florence + The Machine? I think it’d be interesting

[@maxpbeaumont]

I'm seriously considering it.... :) thanks for the recco!

[@mackenziehendrix7755]

I loved the breakdown. Stray Kids has a new interview that is in English and shows their more fun/jokester side. kzbin.info/www/bejne/haube5WZabGJnc0 I thoroughly enjoyed the video.

[@Christian-DH]

Love your reactions. Here's a fellow Norwegian that you might consider analyzing. Shortly after turning 9, this little barefooted girl arranged and performed a masterpiece cover of the Screamin' Jay Hawkins' 1956 original, "I Put a Spell on You". Although this song has been performed time and time again, many think this studio performance got closest to the original artist's intent. To further confound the issue, it also just doesn't seem rational that this is coming from a little Angelina Jordan. You may not prefer critiquing child singers, but this child prodigy is like nothing we've seen before. "I PUT A SPELL ON YOU" (black and white studio performance) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKipnaJ5hb2tedU - A Child Prodigy - Angelina Jordan is a child prodigy who: began singing at 16 months old; shows a clear preference for jazz/blues (Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Nina Simone, Etta James, Ben E. King, and Amy Winehouse), a talent which always work its way into every performance with her vibrato and riffs; she arranges all of her music; entered Norway's Got Talent at 7 y/o, and ended up winning; has performed around the world; her parents have kept their focus on her having a normal childhood so 90% of requests and offers have been turned down. The largest performance she has sung for was for over 40,000 people, while still a preteen in Norway. Having won Norway’s Got Talent, she was invited to compete America's Got Talent "The Champions" in 2020, at 13 y/o. She auditioned with her own arrangement of "Bohemian Rhapsody", earning herm a pass straight to the finals. By 15, she has over 160 cover performances and 5 originals. She has signed with Republic Records at 14. Her parents have still tried to preserve a normal childhood as possible for her and her little sister. She turned 16 this January, and Angelina's presence in the music industry is increasing (Here is Republic Records' page about Angelina - www.republicrecords.com/artists/angelina-jordan ) Here are 2 other videos you may wish to sample. The first is her "Bohemian Rhapsody" audition for AGTC and the second is her final performance on Norway's Got Talent, where she arranged and performed "Summertime". This second video has English CC and is broken into 4 parts: a spotlight on Angelina's experience on NGT; her performance of "Summertime"; the judge's responses to the impacts Angelina has made on them; and the announcement of the winner. Here are the time breakdowns of this performance: spotlight 0-1.40; performance of "Summertime" 1.40-4.20; judges summation 4.20-8.00; winner selected 8.00-12.48. If you wish to only listen to the song, I've included the judge's comments below. I've also included the backstory on why Angelina always performs and records barefoot. AGTC - "BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY" (includes golden buzzer) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnSUmXdtoMSKitk NGT 4 - "SUMMERTIME" (spotlights Angelina, pre/post performance, winning NGT, and has English CC) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/sH-XnHSlm5acqZI - Norway's Got Talent Judges Reflections on Angelina - Omer Bhatti: “We were in shock when she started to sing…it was a discussion whether it was an impression of that kind of music (ref to Gloomy Sunday performance) or the real deal…and the next time we saw her, she owned the stage, when she rehearsed, she told the bassist what she wanted and had full control. And we were like…ok…you are a star…we have something special here…”. Judge Lisa Tønne: “…I am so happy that there is a human like you on earth. For me, this is not human like talent, I can’t explain it. … I’ve never ever experienced such a talent in my life.… “Don’t think. Just sing”. Judge Mia Gundersen: “Angelina, you have a gift that you got at such an early age. And to be able to convey this talent to the world is a huge task for an 8 year old, but you nail it. There’s almost no one that can convey in the way you do in this age. There are a lot of singers out there, and some of them sing great. But you have such a unique style. You have to protect your style. You have to understand that for yourself because it’s a gift…" Judge Bjarte Hjelmeland: “It won’t help how many times you say ‘Don’t you cry’, I can’t help it but to cry. You know I promised you and myself to not cry, but you hit something inside me whenever you sing, and you hit something in many people when you sing. And I’m thinking to myself, in 10 years… I think that is unimaginable…You sing so amazingly good.” - The Barefoot Princess of Jazz Backstory - Angelina is known as "The Barefoot Princess" or "The Barefoot Princess of Jazz". She always performs barefooted, whether in front of a live audience or during a studio recording. The story is that when living in the Middle East, at age 6, she came across an orphaned girl about her age sitting in the street, earning money by weighing people on a bathroom scale. She noticed how really cold it was and that the little girl was not only barefooted, but had scars on her feet. So 6 year old Angelina took off her own shoes, shoes that she loved, and gave them to the girl. Angelina decided she wouldn't wear shoes in her performances to remind her of all the children in the world who had no parents, proper clothes, or shoes. She remembers that girl every time she takes off her shoes to perform. Of the encounter, little 6 year old Angelina wrote in her diary: “The world is very strange. Right then and there I felt as if a door in my heart opened up, and it was filled with lots of lights. It was as if there was, from Earth to Heaven, a staircase. I climbed the stairs. To be able to do something for another human - it was such a big thing…hard to describe really.” In 2015, at 9 years of age, Angelina wrote a book about the encounter (making her the youngest published author in Norway). The book and her attire Angelina wore for her AGTC audition (above) were designed by her grandmother, who was herself a child prodigy in poetry and art. She has performed in charities for children, helping to raise 21 million euros and millions of dollars.

[@ronjakh]

This might just be the longest youtube comment ever written.

[@mickey3747x]

Nailed it again! Love this!

[@TheAkal]

Please comment on more Aurora videos. She has plenty for you to work with. Enjoyed this.

[@Roy-mw5js]

Love Aurora ❤

[@thealdoc]

Nerver heard of but she looks like one of my characters so i click

[@fictionallove_2416]

For sure, your ideas/talk about Aurora, totally agree to all of them. She really does show herself, the thing I liked about Aurora is that she gives me the "It's ok to be weird" vibes you know! Also I suggest you watch her Instagram lives (On YT) she's so interfered or like talkative to the audience and gives advice to us .

[@heartstoppercrazygal2077]

Do we need a why? Just wandering-

[@zeehondje1000]

Yes, she is amazing!

[@alejandramedina7835]

Aurora❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kayloveshersons7205]

please react to K-Pop Group Stray Kids Reveal Their Secret Nicknames For Each Other | Besties on Besties | Seventeen

[@Aleatopica]

She's so gemini, so comunicative, so versátil, like a camaleon, she fresh like the air

[@jonathanwobesky9507]

I looked her up, Sun, Moon, Mercury Venus AND Mars all Gemini

[@tikaepixwhom666]

I'd love for you to react to my communication skills because I worry about how I speak sometimes. Not that you would react to me or that you should- just that I wish someone would lol

[@terrijones1918]

I think it will be interesting if you check out "seventeen", they have a really great chemistry and a strong bond. They also have their own reality show like run bts, it's called going seventeen.

[@jonathanwetherell3609]

Good observations. From personal experience I found her hyper aware of her surroundings but yet when She sings she is totally in the song.

[@me1ody69]

its simple. be norwegian. or swedish

[@glowbiggiez5670]

You should take a look at bjork

[@AcuraTechMan]

Classic INFP

[@_grynet_]

I also sit like that

[@farhatawan6545]

Can you do one about Cate Blanchett?

[@lutzibaertube]

She´s so right.

[@RavenRose86]

I discovered your channel tonight with your first Aurora video showing up in my recommendations. Being a huge Aurora fan I obviously loved it ! While watching I thought how interesting it would be if you did a video about Diana Gabaldon. Diana's mind is extremely fast and I've always found her quite fascinating. Her creative process is very unique. I don't know what about Aurora made me think of her but yes I would be very interested to hear your thoughts on this!

[@maxpbeaumont]

welcome to the community! Thx for the recco!

[@hehetzen]

Please react and analyze NCT again soon!! i love your videos 💚

[@maxpbeaumont]

thanks for watching!

[@jessy1332]

she is a gemini, that's says a lot

[@jonathanwobesky9507]

Sun, Moon, Mercury, Venus and Mars, All Gemini.

[@olaandreolsen3036]

People loves Aurora because she is not like you, she is natural, she is impulsive, she dear to be her true self. I don't mean to be rude, but I think it is not more complicated then that.

[@ms-kv3yh]

She is nothing, she just insists upon herself

[@bjrgjohannessen5184]

Even smart people can be fooled.....the earth is and will be fine!

[@velazquezn]

Honestly I cant understand why people like her. Is basically like any rich north european women from the hippie community next where I live in Spain.

[@Bugintheground]

Maybe you don't understand because you're not a weirdo like most of her fans. Maybe you're a normal human who needs open his mind a bit more. I really don't know. I think in this time of pure plastic bullshit in the music industry that doesn't mean anything, she looks like a real thing and people needs to know that there is something or someone that isn't lying to us.

[@velazquezn]

@@Bugintheground Yeah because she doesnt have a producer and nobody edit her songs.

[@robertsteinberger5667]

I wish Jonna Lee got as much atentiom as Aurora, I mean her music is more interesting