People who watch talent talent programs on television are familiar with the process. In general, the first couple of episodes is dotted with delirious people without talent among those who advance towards another round of auditions.
When you first see this video of a man and his dog on the stage of "Belgium's Got Talent", it would not be scandalous to suppose that this boy could begin and immediately be influenced by his performance and then burn the judges' ears. Him for wasting time. Perhaps one of these was the Belgian version of Simon Cowell.
Well, even though I wasn't at the level of, say, Paul Potts singing "Nessun Dorma" on "Britain's Got Talent", he wasn't on the level of William Hung singing "She Bang" on "American Idol". I haven't done it yet, I'm looking for both presentations to see the great disparity in talent levels ... or confidence in the face of greatness disappointments. But after the first few seconds of the song, that was the last version of Dolly Parton by Whitney Houston in "I Will Always Love You".
When the song ended, the judges were applauding and supporting each other as they howled with laughter. The public was totally involved, encouraging each of the dog's expressions and howls.
In the spirit of Whitney, the dog hit all the high notes. This is not a trick either, you can really understand the words the dog sings. It's incredible
Who knows? Maybe in a few months, we could see these two on stage in Las Vegas. The strangest acts have thrived there. Look at the top of the carrot. These probably sell even more than him.
This video was incredible. I've seen it three times in a row. You can see it and tell us what you think. Howard Stern would give him a thumbs-up?
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