Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Paul Potts



I confess that Britain's Got Talent passed me by hence I missed a whole chunk of popular culture. This man is a legend. Apparently, he used to work in the Carphone Warehouse in Cardiff. I just love the judges faces which are, initially, so judgmental and dismissive- but oh how that changes. You see the tears start in the faces of the crowd and you know a talent is born. Enjoy. By the way, by all accounts he won the whole thing. Good on him.
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