12-Year-Old Girl Comes On Stage And Begins To Sing. She Completely Blows The Judges Away
November 6, 2017 12:40 By Mambee
It's such a wonderful thing to see people finding their passion at a young age. Let's face it, there are so many uncertainties in the world. But knowing what you a good at and honing that skill really gives you one less thing to worry about. Plus, the internet age gives many talented people the opportunity to share this gift with the world. So, why wouldn't we be pleased to see a young lady rock a talent show audition?
As adults, we often underestimate what children can do so time and time again, we get proven wrong. Take this 12-year-old for instance. She came out on stage to audition for Britan's Got Talent. At the end of her performance, one of the judges, Amanda Holden even admitted that she had no clue the girl could be that good.
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When it first started I thought ‘Oh God no, we’ve got another little girl who loves Whitney Houston so much that she’s going to try to copy her’ but you’re so sweet in that little dress and your little arm flinging around
Britain's Got Talent / Youtube
So why exactly did this performance surprise Amanda so much? Well, it was simply incredible. Maia Gough from South Wales performed Whitney Houston’s 'I Have Nothing' and you can clearly see that her voice took everyone's breath away.
Right from the start, she had everyone hooked with her charming smile and pure courage. We have to admit, it's not everyone that is capable of maintaining a cool head with thousands of people watching in the audience and even millions more watching from home.
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Maia not only did a great job with the song, she also hit the right notes just like a pro. The judges had nothing but positive things to say to the little girl. Watch her performance below to see why.
Source: Britain's Got Talent / YouTube