December 19 brought with it the 2020 Global Citizen Prize Awards, a ceremony designed to honor “those making extraordinary efforts to lift up the world’s most vulnerable, inspire others to stand up and take action, help end extreme poverty and make the world a better place.”
Hosted by John Legend, the star-studded event featured performances from Alessia Cara, Carrie Underwood, Common, Gwen Stefani, John Legend, and the premiere televised performance of JoJo and Tori Kelly‘s stunning remake of Aretha Franklin classic, ‘(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.’
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Where’s that racist horse-faced starlet with a gay boyfriend? I thought she’s a main pop girl. I bet her only fan in this site is wondering why she wasn’t invited. 🤣🤣
Lmaoooooooooo 😂 These comments are pure karma for Clarkmila Danzou 💯
Good no ugly flopmilla or her helium vocals..I might just tune in
I see chlamydia cabelly and her lopsided horse face is M.I.A As it should be
So good to see Tori Kelly and JoJo finally collabed on something. Two talented ladies who just recently released original Xmas albums wow
No black women to tribute Aretha? Our black women never book these types of gigs and sell more then Tori and Jojo. Its a bit sad how erased black women are in their own culture. I’m sorry but they could’ve booker Chloe and Halle, Ari, Teyana, Ciara… the erasure hurts… i come in peace 🙁
This wasn’t an Aretha Tribute. Tori and Jojo chose to sing this song as they just released a cover of it. Also, there have been plenty of black women to tribute Aretha— Jazmine Sullivan, Ledisi, Jennifer Hudson and Cynthia Arivo just to name a few.