Originally posted by kr00t0n
This is an even more amazing performance from the chap!
He works for the same company as me :D
Check out the 4th post in this thread. ;)
Theresa, no one is mocking Paul or saying he's bad, this is the exact opposite, Im totally on his bandwagon, hes awesome.
d-miurge
Fyi the kid was the winner of our local 'Pop Idol', and he passed away a few weeks ago.
kr00t0n
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Originally posted by Vlad
Check out the 4th post in this thread. ;)
Theresa, no one is mocking Paul or saying he's bad, this is the exact opposite, Im totally on his bandwagon, hes awesome.
Watch mine again ;)
Vlad
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Originally posted by kr00t0n
Watch mine again ;)
lol... self-pwned by laziness. :p
Vlad
Ok... so I listened to like 10 different versions of Nessum Dorma just out of curiousity...
And considering how crappy technology was back in the day, I have to give Corelli the benefit of doubt and say he sang it best... a very very very close second is Pavarotti. Mario De Monaco third, Domingo fourth.
Paul Potts is causing a global classical explosion. :p
stren
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Originally posted by kr00t0n
This is an even more amazing performance from the chap!
He works for the same company as me :D
:haha: LMAO
tyos
today is the final?
stren
he will probably win, he won't be big though unless he changes his repertoire
_Ocean_Drive_
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Originally posted by kr00t0n
This is an even more amazing performance from the chap!
It was as if the tension would never end - but finally, eventually, painfully... Dec announced Paul Potts as the Britain's Got Talent winner.
It was a moment where futures were made and dreams were dashed. But even though every one of the performers here has an outstanding talent, only one could scoop the big prize tonight.
Two million votes were cast by the British public. For the big winner, welshman Paul Potts, tonight starts a week of newspaper interviews, magazine features and TV appearances. Life won't be quite the same ever again.
As Ant and Dec congratulated the singer - or was that held him up - he told them - "I can't believe I've won it - I'm like jelly. Performing for the Quen means absolutely everything. Thank you for believing in me".
The man Simon Cowell described as "a shy and humble guy with a great talent" will now "be in the recording studio next week making his first album".
As well as the £100,000 prize cheque, the Britain's Got Talent winner recieves an invitation to perform at the Royal Variety Performance, by invitation of her Majesty the Queen.
The Royal Variety Perfromance will be shown on ITV1 on December 3rd 2007. We'll see Paul, our very deserving winner, taking their much deserved place in the spotlight then.
For the opera singer - indeed, for all of the finalists on stage tonight - have proved it - Britain's Got Talent. It's may be kept hidden, it might be a secret. But it's out there. Paul can sing. What can you do?
