During terminal night's "X Factor" trial episode, 14-year-old Justin Bieber superfan Drew Ryniewicz stole the exhibit with a unforgettable newborn verify on her idol's large hit, "Baby."
If Justin's example "Baby" is fluffy, flavorsome bubblegum, Drew's "Baby" is a three-course nutrition of teenage angst, desire and obsession. The text "I intellection you'd ever be mine" are a aggregation heavier when the composing features secondary chords on a sorrowful piano. The cleverest taste is Drew's verify on the chorus, where she flips the line to allow a disrespectful half-yodel, her vocalise noise with apiece "Baby."
In other words, the grapheme of Bieber's "Baby" is melodic to a woman at recess. The admirer in Drew's edition is in her room, sorrowful and maybe Facebook-stalking her ex. This is dark. And awesome.
All quaternary "X Factor" judges – including LA Ried who subscribed Bieber to Island/Def Jam – were panting away. L.A. titled it "soulful" and "believable." Nicole Scherzinger and saint Cowell went further, locution they desirable Drew's Stygian aerobatics to Bieber's recording. "This is just what I desired a 14-year-old to do in this competition," Cowell gushed. "Most importantly, grouping your geezerhood would acquire your edition of that song."
(A-hem, Simon. People twice her geezerhood would acquire it, too. Race that woman to a flat and promulgation it on iTunes ASAP!)
So today that the professed business execs hit presented it digit (or eight?) thumbs up, we poverty to undergo which edition you prefer: Bieber's upbeat example or Drew's sorrowful lament? Vote, after the jump!
(The strain begins at the 2:30 mark.)
Leave your comments below! And if you're hunting for still added awesomely coiled counterbalance of "Baby," analyse discover NY action creator Erin Markey's adroit rendering here.
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