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One high school in Virginia puts on an epic lip dub performance and reminds us all to “roll with the changes.”
In this fun video, more than 1,000 students, teachers, administrators, and staff members got together to create a lip dub performance to a throwback song from the group REO Speedwagon. The song is from 1978 and called ‘Roll With The Changes.’
“So if you're tired of the
Same old story
Turn some pages
I'll be here when you are ready
To roll with the changes”
It is filmed in one continuous shot throughout the school. The camera weaves in and out of the students and faculty members while going all around hallways, classrooms, and offices. The video is definitely impressive and shows just how much coordination it must have taken from everyone in order to pull it off!
As the camera records all of the people enthusiastically singing along to ‘Roll With The Changes,’ you can spot many people dressed in fun outfits and costumes as they come into the scene. There is even someone dressed up in a chicken suit. How hilarious!
There are people in the video pretending to play all sorts of instruments, like drums and keyboards, that make it look like they are playing along to the music. Many of the orchestra and band students bring their instruments out as well to show off in the video. There are also many people waving around pom-poms and streamers to add to the fun and crazy atmosphere.
“What a great way to build community! I loved that this was about everyone!”, writes one person on YouTube. “It's joyful, fun, and provides a great message. I would like to see our school district do something like this!”
As the video ends, the camera films from above a huge group cheering at the entrance of the school. What a fun a special video, showcasing hundreds of people coming together and sharing with so much joy!
I wanted to make a happy track that could inspire us and make us want to dance, smile, love and celebrate life. Here it is. I hope you like it! Kamal Imani #smileagain #aftercoronasong #kamalimani
Pakistan Currency Exchange (Pvt) dates back to 1992, but the idea of having a physical platform was rooted on June 20, 2003, following the company’s ordinance 1984, just after the Exchange Companies Reforms passed. All the services we offer under the name of PCE are well-worded with the State Bank of Pakistan.
Andrea Bocelli and son, Matteo, perform a beautiful rendition of their hit duet ‘Fall On Me’ during quarantine.
As most of the world shelters in place during the COVID-19 pandemic, it has caused many feelings of fear and anxiety. Everyone has had to adjust to a new late normal, for the time being. This includes late night talk show hosts who are now broadcasting from the safety of their homes.
The Late Late Show host James Corden is one of those television personalities. But tonight, he has two very specials to help lift our spirits as he welcomes Andrea and Matteo Bocelli.
Andrea Bocelli is one of the most famous musicians and he’s been sharing his vocal talent with the world for years. His music has touched hearts all over and, today, he’s teaming up with his 20-year-old son, Matteo Bocelli, for a special performance.
Together, they are singing a piece called ‘Fall On Me’ that is all about that special bond between a parent and their child.
‘Fall on me
With open arms
Fall on me
From where you are
Fall on me
With all your light’
Andrea commented on the song by saying, "Anyone who is a parent, anyone who knows the precious responsibility of being a mother or a father, will fully grasp the meaning of this piece. ‘Fall On Me’ is the first time I have duetted with my son Matteo Bocelli.”
As a resident of Italy, Andrea has been deeply affected by the Coronavirus and he hopes that his message of love and hope helps bring some much-needed joy to the world.
Prodijig gives Irish dance an incredible modern makeover with their unique audition on Britain’s Got Talent.
Irish dance dates back to Ireland the 17th century and consists of several different styles of solo and group dances. Stepdance groups like Riverdance brought the beautiful synchronized dance to popularity in recent years.
Now, this classic form of expression is finding new life in the modern era. And Prodijig is at the forefront of this revolution. Led by world champion Irish dancer, Alan Kenefick, Prodijig is a brand new group that combines brilliant choreography and music with traditional dance moves.
In 2011, they became a household name when they were crowned champions of the UK show ‘Got To Dance.’ Their performance has been viewed millions of times across social media and they’ve gained an international following.
Today, they’re taking their unique skills to one of the world’s biggest talent show, Britain’s Got Talent. Nearly ten years since their initial performance, Prodijig is hoping that they still have what it takes to rise to the top.
With an all-female ensemble, this act is new and fresh while still paying homage to traditional Irish dance. And after this first performance, they are definitely going to be contenders. Judge David praised the performance. “All I can say is that is how you do it.” This group has truly taken Irish dance to the next level and there’s no telling just what they are going to come up with now.
Who is rooting for Prodijig this season on Britain’s Got Talent?
A London nurse brought one judge to tears with her touching original audition on Britain’s Got Talent.
25-year-old Beth Porch makes a living as a pediatric nurse at the National Health Service in Britain. But Beth also has a second dream and that is music. This talented young woman is a gifted vocalist and musician. Sometimes, she even brings her guitar to work to play for the children.
Today, she’s taking her skills to an even bigger stage as she auditions for the latest season of Britain’s Got Talent. Beth easily won over the judges with her original song, ‘You Taught Me What Love Is.’
As a nurse, she has many difficult days. To cope with some of those emotions, she turns to music. The beautiful song you hear was inspired by her work in the children’s ward and it’s hard to hold back the tears.
Judge Aleshia Dixon was the first to praise Beth. “I just want to say thank you so much, hearing what you do puts everything into perspective, I was thinking about my whole children I was choked up the whole time.”
One by one, each of the judges had rave reviews for this incredible vocalist. David said, “We say on this show you've got two minutes to change your life, but you've touched all our lives with that song. It was truly staggeringly beautiful and you delivered it perfectly.”
Since her initial audition, Beth has returned to work to help fight COVID-19. We thank her, and all other front line workers, for their incredible heart and sacrifices during these difficult times.
It was a heartwarming moment captured on camera when an entire neighborhood came together to sing Happy Birthday to their 98-year-old neighbor.
As COVID-19 has caused many people to shelter indoors for safety, this also means missing out on some momentous occasions. So when Chris Carr heard that his neighbor, Barbara, was turning 98, he wanted to make sure she felt special.
Chris and Barbara live on the same street in Redditch, Worcestershire. He had the brilliant idea to rally all of the neighborhood together for a rousing rendition of ‘Happy Birthday.’ He told Daily Mail, “Obviously, given the current pandemic I maintained a social distance while I was out knocking doors and every single member of our community agreed to come and sing.”
And he received an overwhelmingly positive response. “Most of the people who I spoke with knew Barbara. In fact, everyone on the street said 'Oh Barbara… Yeah, we will come and sing.”
In this viral clip, you can see Barbara emerge from her home and receive an unforgettable birthday surprise. The look on her face says it all. This is definitely one special lady and it’s so incredible to watch this community come together during these uncertain times. And it’s a moment that has truly had a lasting effect on the entire neighborhood.
Chris said, “I feel closer to my neighbours now and when we go out on our daily exercise or if we are walking the dog and see a neighbour in the front garden we will actually stop and talk.”
It’s music to our ears when this middle school choir performs an a cappella rendition of ‘Come Fly With Me’ by the legendary Frank Sinatra.
As you listen to these words, you truly feel taken back to a time long ago.
“Just say those words and we'll beat those birds
Down to Acapulco Bay
It is perfect for a flying honeymoon, they say
Come on fly with me, we'll fly, we'll fly away, we'll fly”
Frank Sinatra continues to be one of the most recognized jazz musician names in the entire world. The popular blue-eyed crooner grabbed hearts in America and later internationally through both a singing career and fame in Hollywood.
Over the years, many artists have lent their voices to the songs that Frank made famous. But these iconic songs are always a risky choice for a performer.
Today, the St. Louis Park Middle School is putting their own spin on this iconic tune and it’s absolutely stunning. Just listen as they belt out these famous words at the Barbershop Harmony Society's 2020 Midwinter Convention.
“Once I get you up there
Where the air is rarefied
We'll just glide
Starry-eyed
Once I get you up there
I'll be holding you so near
You might hear
All the angels cheer because we're together”
I just love hearing the next generation cover the classics. And to hear ‘Come Fly With Me’ performed a cappella is just incredible.
This just shows how much talent these middle schoolers truly possess. What a performance!
18-year-old Francisco Martin stunned the judges with his initial audition on American Idol.
Now, we’re getting a closer look at this life-changing moment with a previously unreleased performance from this young talent. Francisco was full of nerves when he sat in front of the camera.
This pre-law college student shared that he always had a love for music, but he struggled with self-confidence. Thankfully, he was able to put all of the negative thoughts aside as he follows his dreams to pursue a career as a musician.
But, as soon as he stepped up to the judges, they could sense his overwhelming fear. That’s when Luke Bryan and Lionel Ritchie stepped away from their table to give Francisco a quick pep talk.
After the chance to calm down, Francisco continued on with his audition by singing ‘Alaska’ by Maggie Rogers. In the original audition, we also saw Francisco perform a snippet of one of his original songs.
In today’s clip, the 18-year-old talent can be heard belting out the lyrics to “Use Somebody” from Kings Of Leon. As the judges clap along to this brilliant performance, country star Luke Bryan can’t help but chime in.
As he provides the back up vocals to this unforgettable cover, we truly see Francisco shine. No wonder Luke wrote ‘winner’ on his piece of paper describing Francisco.
As he prepares for his place in the Top 20, we are all looking forward to what this young man sings next. Who else is rooting for Francisco?
I explain how to stop FEELING bitterness/resentment and begin feeling grateful and thankful for events in your past or present. We are all on our own path of spiritual growth and we can encourage and tell of our own experiences to know we are not alone. God is with us always. God Bless You
In a touching and heartwarming moment, healthcare workers and first responders working on the frontlines of the coronavirus pandemic were surprised with free groceries!
Southeastern Grocers, which owns stores like Winn-Dixie and BI-LO, decided to dedicate a shopping hour for healthcare professionals and first responders. While they were checking out, the cashiers surprised these people with free groceries.
“Your groceries are on Winn-Dixie,” says a cashier to a nurse as she is checking out. “Thanks for everything you do.”
“Are you serious?” she replies. “I’m serious,” he says. “Oh, God bless you!” The nurse is overwhelmed and grateful for the kind act.
This exchange happened over and over again as many people were shocked to hear that their groceries were being paid for by the store.
One woman shared with the camera her story working with coronavirus patients during this time. “I’m an occupational therapy assistant, and this week I started working with the people who are COVID positive coming off of their ventilators,” she said. “They’re really weak and they need a lot of therapy. And so my kids don’t live with me right now because I don’t want them to get sick, so I’m home alone and just working to provide therapy for people who are too weak to also be at home.”
The act of kindness that inspired Southeastern Grocers to pay for these people’s groceries was thanks to the filmmaker and actor Tyler Perry. Recently, he surprised customers who were shopping at Winn-Dixie during the senior and high-risk shopping hour by paying for their groceries.
Tyler Perry paid it forward, and then Southeastern Grocers paid it forward. Let us all keep this mindset and look for ways that we can continue to pay it forward in our communities. Kindness is contagious, and there is nothing more wonderful than to spread it around.
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