Sydnie Christmas wins GOLDEN BUZZER with beautiful cover of 'Tomorrow' | Auditions | BGT 2024
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Published 2024-04-20
Sydnie's heartfelt rendition of 'Tomorrow' from the musical 'Annie' won over the crowd and received a Golden Buzzer from Amanda Holden.
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All Comments (21)
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Without resorting to a sob story, seeking pity, or pleading for a golden buzzer, she simply embraced her authentic, genuine, and humorous self. Her confidence shines without a hint of arrogance. And her vocals? GAAH DAMN. she went tf off 🔥
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She belongs in the theater. Her stage presence is almost as phenomenal as her voice.
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She turned a kids musical song into a full blown tragedy adult musical song. She has a voice people wish they had. She is absolutely beautiful, and she has a personality that is infectious. I hope she does well and I cannot wait to see more of her on the show.
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I cry every time I watch this video which is every day. It is by far my favorite musical performance of all time. My wife of 41 years passed away almost 4 months ago, and this song makes me so much more anxious to welcome her back when she is resurrected back here on a cleansed earth, which was the hope my wife has, and the promise from our creator. I never could see before, how powerful the words are to this song until Sydnie sang it. Thank you Sydnie.
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That is the most sophisticated, adult version of Tomorrow I’ve ever heard! STUNNING!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
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If 2024 doesn't end with a Sydnie Christmas Christmas album, we will truly be in the darkest timeline.
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A magic moment in music history💗🙏🌟
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Easily the best singing performance this year on any talent show worldwide! Sydnie Christmas has superstar written all over her! Her notes, range, and vocal control are out of this world! She is the total package and is so great that only a handful of professional singers - male or female - could, on their best days, hope to be her equal. She is now the overwhelming favorite to win this year's Britain's Got Talent!
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Not sure what I enjoyed more... her voice or her personality. Both are incredible.
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I've heard that song a million times and she REALLY got the poignancy of it. It is a sad song, but a song of hope, and it is hard to walk that line and she KILLED IT. It's not just about her voice, it is how she sold that song.
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Her disbelief of her getting that golden buzzer is what breaks me every time. Can watch it over and over again.
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One of the most deserving golden buzzers ever.
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She’s just as incredible in person as she is on stage! I had the pleasure of her teaching me in college for a little while when covid shut down theatre jobs and when I tell you she is inspirational, she’s INSPIRATIONAL, a powerhouse of a woman!!!!
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Damn!!! Not only did she sang the hell out of this song, she made it her own, and brought a classic up-to-date. Very deserving of the golden buzzer!!!
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I would listen to anything she puts out. That was the best rendition of this song I've ever heard. She's a STAR!
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When Amanda hit the golden buzzer, it was as if its energy hit Sydnie in the face. Well done, BGT.
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When they say you have to make the song your own, she did just that. I have never heard a better version.
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I'm 90, and in 1965 we went to see a promising young singer appearing at a West Side Cleveland small night club. Just like Syndie, she had the same quirky, funny, yet humble style. But when she started to sing, we were astounded by her amazing voice. We listened her for dozens of successful years, for she was Barbra Streisand. I had the same feeling with Miss Christmas.
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I have watched this over and over. This girl should be on Broadway! I heard Angelina Jordan, Barbra Streisand, Judy and a bit of Shirley. What a phenomenal performance. No matter what the outcome, this version made one believe and hope. This girl has it. She will go far.
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Sort of embraced to say I've lost track of how many times I've watched this performance, and every time hits me in the emotional gut.
