It's very pretty, but "best? Better than Queen? Naw.

I enjoyed listening..

Nice singing, piano could of been fuller but really a great job overall. Her tip jar would be full.

This girl doesn't play for tips
She has 1.3 Million followers on youtube
That means some serious cash comming from that
Well played, tough never heared of her before
And of course the orriginal version was better
But then that was the best song ever recorded.

She turns 18 today



And is a real musician, also a songwriter..
I guess we will hear more of her in the future

It's a great cover indeed, but i can't help but thinking that she gets that amount of views and likes just because she's a woman
Just like all those women out there who play mediocre guitar solo's all get tons of comments about how fantastic it is and with how much emotion they play, while in reality they just like it because it shows clevage and because it's a woman doing it.

Not slacking her at all! Because she's fantastic, but if she would've been a man her views would've been 50% of what they were now, pretty sure about that.

Take a look at her website and bio. She's young, but already been in the 'game' for a while.
https://www.connietalbot.com/

The tip jar thing was a joke but as said being a woman does make a differance in perception of talent. And if she did work a club or bar the tip jar would get full partially because of that.
Envision a guy doing the same quality of a performance and it wouldn't get much attention.

Of course we all love tips, gratuities, etc, But,many people detest TIP JARS in any form and perceive them as a "very presumptuous gesture" on the part of the person or establishment, who put it out. Just like a Tip jar for Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, sandwich shop, McDonalds, restaurants, or anyplace where you are supposed to be just doing your job and getting paid. When does it end?
A gratuity is the privilege of the consumer's generosity "without being baited" what's next a tip scale too 10%/20% who made these rules?.....after all the person made the choice to take the job in the first place for that salary regardless of so called tips, etc,.

Thoughts?