非讀不可的報導,大衛演講50分鐘,最後清唱了一段Oh Holy Night,結束後全場起立鼓掌!報導中還提到大衛善用自嘲(這個他最厲害)和意識流的方式(就是想到哪說到哪)演說,哈!邀請他去演說的Hatch參議員還說大衛演講內容精闢值得給他頒發個哲學博士。
In the singer's speech,
which clocked in at just over 50 minutes, the 18-year-old utilized
self-deprecating humor and a stream-of-consciousness speaking style.
"If you want to get better at something, you need to start in the first
place," Archuleta said. "Like speaking for me, but I didn't avoid it
today. I think that's a good thing." Archuleta talked about his musical journey, which began when he was
6 years old, as well as the necessity of facing the future with
optimism. "A lot of hard things can be going on in our lives, At one point during the speech, he turned to Hatch to ask how much
time he had left. "I tend to ramble, that's the dangerous thing,"
Archuleta admitted. "And it's not just rambling, it's like 'what is
this kid talking about?'" Several fans at the back of the room shouted "sing, sing." "I'm not
done speaking yet," Archuleta replied with shy confidence, drawing a
roar of laughter. After Archuleta told a story about his rise from singing in his
Murray backyard with the neighbors' dogs to releasing his second album,
Hatch, too, joined audience members requesting a song. "I'll sing a verse, I guess," Archuleta said, appearing somewhat
frazzled at the impromptu request, before settling on "O Holy Night,"
one of the traditional classics included on his just-released
"Christmas from the Heart." The room went silent as the young singer's voice soared a capella, drawing a standing ovation from the crowd. "Boy, he can have a degree and Ph.D. in philosophy, is all I can
say," Hatch said as Archuleta walked off stage. "I have so much
admiration for him, not only for his extraordinary talent, but his
strong character and example. It's a tough business to be in."
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