A 9 Year Old Sang Queen And The Whole Room Stood Up! - The Voice.

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Brooke Burke is 9, from Stockton, and takes on Queen's "Don't Stop Me Now" on The Voice Kids UK, turning all three chairs. She has been singing since she was two, when her parents gave her a guitar for her birthday.
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AI GeneratedA young singer named Brooke from Teesside delivers a high-energy performance that earns a three-chair turn from the coaches. After discussing her lifelong passion for music and her journey learning the guitar, the coaches compete to win her over with various pitches before she ultimately makes her choice.
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Tonight, I'm gonna let myself feel good inside.
Yeah, the world is turning inside out.
The greens are kind of glowing.
Stop me, I'm still feeling a good sound.
I don't want to stop it.
Brooke, I'm nine.
And where are you from?
I'm from Teesside.
Teesside?
Will, can you give my grandma a wave?
She literally loves you.
You did amazing. You got the whole crowd up.
Thank you.
You got yourself a three-turner, so congratulations.
How long have you been singing?
Since I was about two.
Wow.
A while.
On my second birthday, my mum and dad got me a guitar,
and then that's when I started singing.
Do you play guitar as well, then?
I'm learning.
God, Brooke, nice one.
Did you come in here with, like, an idea
of who you wanted to be your coach?
Yes.
Okay, so let's pitch away. I'll start.
I turn first.
And, you know, first is the first number
out of all the numbers.
So...
That's my pitch.
I'm a massive fan of your voice
and your performance energy,
so I can help you maintain having the performance energy
but still keeping the vocals, like, perfect all the way.
So, Brooke, I just actually really enjoyed that performance.
I'd like to show you that hard work can actually be really fun.
Yeah.
Okay, so were those pitches good enough?
You had your chance, Will.
Oh, I've blown it?
You have to wait and see.
Wow.
Drumroll, please.
I can't believe I won that one.
Yo, congratulations on that.
