Susan Boyle In Britain’s Got Talent: Simon’s Reaction Is Priceless

Oh i really do love Simon Cowell’s reaction when he heard Susan Boyle sing in the British reality show, Britain’s Got Talent. The audience criticized the 47 year’s old appearance and they received the biggest shocked of their lives. The woman can sing! and not only sing in common terms but she’s brilliant! Susan Boyle’s story is very inspiring and it humbled out lots of people in the world by showing that outside appearance should not be taken to judge someone personality.
I myseld was shocked and I wanted to weep over because her talent had not been discovered all those years. What a waste right? But now Susan Boyle is a star on her own rights, with over 40 million clicks on Youtube alone. There’s also a rumor that Simon Cowell’s production firm is going to hire her talent. You should here her sing and you should also watch how the judges and the audience reacted when she started singing. It was freaking awesome!
Check out Susan Boyle singing I Dreamed I Dream and of course Simon Cowell’s stunned reaction! Watch the video here!
I can’t wait to watch Britain’s Got Talent from now on. I will bet on Susan Boyle through and through. Simon! your stunned reaction is priceless! She got to you!
Hell Hath no Fury Like an Ignorant Scorned
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Little do they know, obviously, that he not only knows good music but knows what makes for good sales.
You might have seen the “60 Minutes� piece on Cowell. You might have seen, a couple of years back, the full docu-bio on Cowell. But if not, you might be interested to know the remarkable industry experience and approach Simon brings to what he has been doing for all of his adult life:
Born in Brighton, England on October 7, 1959 to property developer/music industry properties exec Eric and socialite Julie Dalgleish Cowell
Raised in Elstree, Hertfordshire
At one point, lives next door to the head of MGM Studios in England, and (tells ExtraTV, years later) admired the man, wishing to do what he does.
Quits school at 17
Works several odd jobs, but not getting on with bosses or peers, takes a job his dad gets for him—in the mail room of EMI Music Publishing
Gets assistant to artist and repertoire (A&R) executive position
Makes record producer post by early 20s
Leaves to establish independent music company, E&S Music
With the closing (folding) of E&S, returns to work at EMI
At 25, begins to connect with people like Pete Waterman, producer and founder of Stock Aitken Waterman. Waterman will become his most revered mentor.
At 26, leaves EMI, forms second independent label, Fanfare Records, with former co-worker Iain Burton
Girlfriend Sinitta Malone a recording artist success (and Cowell’s girlfriend) for Fanfare, until the company folds and caves to bankruptcy
Deep in debt, Cowell has no choice but to move back home (read more…)


