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Jackie Evancore.

crazychris12crazychris12 Posts: 26,254
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in Britain's Got Talent #1
Great voice but IIRC she was only runner-up in AGT last year.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 494
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    Yes I think she was a runner up, came 2nd
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    GetMeOuttaHereGetMeOuttaHere Posts: 17,357
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    Just had to Wiki her age, 11 :eek:
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 354
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    This little girl has had her childhood stolen by Cowell. She should be playing with crayons at her age not this. I feel so saddened for her.
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    micaleemicalee Posts: 135
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    nicely mimed
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    crazychris12crazychris12 Posts: 26,254
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    GetMeOuttaHere wrote: »
    Just had to Wiki her age, 11 :eek:

    Yeah, fab voice though.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 1,842
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    creepy:eek:
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    shaggy_xshaggy_x Posts: 3,599
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    James Hewitt wrote: »
    This little girl has had her childhood stolen by Cowell. She should be playing with crayons at her age not this. I feel so saddened for her.

    As much as I love to hate Cowell, you can't blame that on him :eek: Blame it on the parents if you must blame someone.
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    GetMeOuttaHereGetMeOuttaHere Posts: 17,357
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    micalee wrote: »
    nicely mimed

    In places it looked like she was.

    How can an 11 year old have a voice like that.
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    crazychris12crazychris12 Posts: 26,254
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    James Hewitt wrote: »
    This little girl has had her childhood stolen by Cowell. She should be playing with crayons at her age not this. I feel so saddened for her.

    Bet you couldn't mind her money though. I certainly wouldn't. Hey money makes the world go round, not paints and crayons unfortunately.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 354
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    shaggy_x wrote: »
    As much as I love to hate Cowell, you can't blame that on him :eek: Blame it on the parents if you must blame someone.

    Well the pushy parents are also to blame.
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    SlojoSlojo Posts: 4,230
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    GetMeOuttaHere wrote: »
    In places it looked like she was.

    How can an 11 year old have a voice like that.

    Charlotte Church was only about 12 when she first appeared on TV. Similar but not as good as that

    A kid with a voice like that is very rare but not unheard of
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 213
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    Was she actually singing that ?
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    crazychris12crazychris12 Posts: 26,254
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    Did I spell her surname wrong, as another thread has it very differently?
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    1fab1fab Posts: 20,052
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    I've never heard of this little girl, but it was a weird experience seeing a child opening her mouth and that mature woman's voice coming out.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 6,170
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    James Hewitt wrote: »
    Well the pushy parents are also to blame.

    You might think so. And I guess when all said and done parents can say to their children "No, you are not entering a talent competition", but had my parents said that to me when all I wanted to do was act and be on stage I would have been extremley unhappy.

    And at what point does a parent step in a say "No more"? Can a child be in a musical such as The King and I? What happens then if there are 100's of people saying "Wow, that little girl in The King and I is an amazing singer"...should a parent say "Well yes she is but we wont let her sing anymore because she ought to be playing with lego".

    It really isnt as simple as you might think.
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    bel110bel110 Posts: 14,087
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    She was great, wish she could win tonight!
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    MandarkMandark Posts: 47,964
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    crazychris12 wrote: »
    Did I spell her surname wrong, as another thread has it very differently?
    Both threads are wrong. It's Jackie Evancho.
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    steven3001steven3001 Posts: 644
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    it sounded like she was miming (extremely well) to a womans voice
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    VideostarVideostar Posts: 14,818
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    Is it me being paranoid or does she look like Ronan's sister.?
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    kyrandiakyrandia Posts: 852
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    She certainly put our lot to shame.....:o. She is a real STAR:)
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    crazychris12crazychris12 Posts: 26,254
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    Mandark wrote: »
    Both threads are wrong. It's Jackie Evancho.

    Thanks.
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 690
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    James Hewitt wrote: »
    This little girl has had her childhood stolen by Cowell. She should be playing with crayons at her age not this. I feel so saddened for her.

    I'm pretty sure she'd find your sentiments incredibly patronising.
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    zoepaulpennyzoepaulpenny Posts: 15,951
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    i thought if that was her real voice, what will she be like in ten years time...broken voice maybe.... or very rich and successful
    but i also thought that can not be her own voice, she too looked as though she was miming , her talking voice was an normal 11 years old..
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    zoepaulpenny wrote: »
    i thought if that was her real voice, what will she be like in ten years time...broken voice maybe.... or very rich and successful
    but i also thought that can not be her own voice, she too looked as though she was miming , her talking voice was an normal 11 years old..

    Girls' voices don't break, they just mature.
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    zoepaulpennyzoepaulpenny Posts: 15,951
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    red_outlaw wrote: »
    Girls' voices don't break, they just mature.

    i did not mean broken as a boys. strained via lack of care and maybe straining ..but with cowell and her parents behind her she be just great..
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