Susan Boyle, the Scottish woman who took the worlds attention with her striking performance of "I Dreamed a Dream" from "Les Miserables" returned to Britain's Got Talent tonight with another Broadway show tune, this time it's from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical "Cats," "Memory". Watch Susan Boyle Semi Final performance video below.
About 60 million people have viewed Boyle first performance - of 'I Dreamed a Dream from Les Miserables - on Youtube, see video.
Boyle was declared a semifinalist at the end of the show, winning the "public vote". The celebrity singer will take on 39 other acts in a live contest next week.
Youtube sensation and Britain's Got Talent big hit, Scottish amateur singer and church volunteer Susan Boyle is a Fraud according to Paddy Power;
Cynics among us will suggest there was something fishy about Susan Boyle's appearance on Britain's Got Talent - and we don't mean her body odour. Some have implicated that her doughty appearance and simple lifestyle were exaggerated to increase the impact of her majestic voice. With Ant and Dec involved, we bet the price of a phone call that it was. Some 30 million YouTube hits later, the Scottish beauty and 48 year old virgin has a world audience and is to go on a date with Piers Morgan. Morgan said Boyle had "great appeal and charm" and invited her out as both were interviewed on American talk show Larry King Live. Cherries for desert? Is backing Boyle to top the US Billboard Hot 100 Singles chart in 2009 @ 2/1 virgin on the ridiculous?
Susan Boyle was a scam for this reason, in order to be accepted on the Britian’s got Talent show, "contestants must be true amateur performers and not have been recorded for commercial purposes before."
However UptimeNews has a post last time that The Daily Record hold a CD where Susan Boyle sang “Cry Me A River” as one of the tracks. See the video.
Hmmm... What do you think? Is Susan Boyle a scam?
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Watch Shaheen Jafargholi, the 12 year old singer and Britains Got Talent 2009 contestant who impressed the judges and crowd when he ripped into Michael Jackson's "Who's Loving You." See his video performance after this jump:
Jafargholi was described as a "young Stevie Wonder" by Cowell.
"This is how one song can change your life," Cowell said.
Jafargholi was once picked to play a young Michael Jackson in a pop-concert-style show based on the songs of the Jackson Five and the King of Pop.
