Tina Turner is such a diva, so I decided to go with a more modern cover with queen diva, La'Porsha Renae.

(Starts at :21)

This week, I've to decide to take the biggest risk I have yet. I've decide to perform a song by the pop megastar Taylor Swift. The song I'm performing is 'I Knew You Were Trouble' Which I've already performed before and got mixed reviews. Since the theme is "Divas" this week I decided to channel my inner diva and take on the judges on their opinion on my performance of this song. I'm re-doing this performance in a bigger and better way. I want to put on a theatrical performance that has your eyes glued instead of just your ears, which is what has been happening lately. I've proved my artistry and now I want to put a twist on it by performing a high energy, theatrical performance, like a diva would. I want to entertain on another level. This is either going to be one of the most memorable performance or it's gonna crash and burn, wish me luck! (Please post this with my performance so all the judges read)

I'm stepping out of my comfort zone and doing a performance on a piano from Jessie j because she is a diva because she is really successful so if you don't like this then idk what will make your guys like my performance

https://youtu.be/V9z1qvV0pig

"I Will Always Love You" is a classic song that many know of via Whitney Houston. However, this song was sung originally by one of the Queens of Country music, the legendary Ms. Dolly Parton.

(Song starts around 1:27)

"I know you guys aren't fans of me performing female songs. But well, who cares, because the only BEST Diva there is, is Beyonce. My bae. Not as much as Shawn though. But she is undeniably the most inspiring singer. But Shawn is better in my opinion, but BOY can she sing. So I chose her, and went for a song, that, as I kid, would dance to ALL THE TIME!" Starts at :45



If this is my downfall, I went flawlessly, with someone who helped many people. Beyonce is an icon.

I believe someone used that performance early on if I'm not mistaking