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One of the wildest moments I’ve had performing was at an open mic when my computer system crashed midway through ‘All of Me’ by John Legend. The backing track went silent, and the room froze for a moment. But without missing a beat, I just kept going—no track, no problem. With years of a cappella experience, I stayed in key and finished the song solo, holding the audience’s attention with nothing but my voice. The crowd’s reaction when I hit the final note? Priceless. It turned what could’ve been a disaster into a pure moment of connection.

One of the most embarrassing moments I’ve had as a performer was during a live show when I completely blanked on the lyrics of a song I know by heart. I froze mid-verse and had no idea what came next. So, I did what any quick-thinking performer would do: I started ad-libbing! The best part? The audience jumped right in, singing along with me until I found my way back to the real lyrics. We all ended up laughing, and what could’ve been a disaster turned into one of those unforgettable, shared moments that made the performance even more fun.

My voice is my instrument. No strings, no keys—just pure, raw sound that comes straight from the heart. It’s been with me through every performance, every high and low note, every emotional moment. I can bend it, shape it, and make it resonate in ways that no other instrument could. It’s the only tool I need to connect with my audience, tell my story, and create something real.