Ep 107. Ellen's Most Talented Kids
- June 17, 2019
Ellen's Most Talented Kids is an episode of season 17 of The Ellen DeGeneres Show. In this episode, Ellen welcomes a group of talented kids who have amazed the world with their outstanding skills. These young stars showcase their exceptional talents, including dance, singing, playing musical instruments, and more.
The episode starts with Ellen introducing the first talented kid to the audience. A young boy named Ethan, who is just eight years old, amazes everyone with his incredible yoyo tricks. Ethan shares his story with Ellen about how he started yoyoing and how he practiced every day to become a master at it. Ethan's performance is followed by a beautiful dance performance by young ballet dancers who have won multiple awards and competitions.
Next, Ellen invites a young girl named Sophia, who is only six years old, to perform a song that she wrote herself. Sophia's song is heart-melting and touches everyone's heart with its beautiful melody and lyrics. Sophia talks about how she started writing songs and how important music is to her.
The episode continues with more young talents showcasing their unique skills, such as a blind pianist, a young magician, a contortionist, and a young singer from the Philippines named Angelina Jordan, who won Norway's Got Talent at just seven years old.
Ellen is visibly impressed by the kids' talents and shares how proud she is to have such extraordinary talent on her show. She also emphasizes the importance of nurturing and supporting young talents and encourages parents to help their children pursue their passions.
The episode ends with all the young stars dancing together to a song by Justin Timberlake. The audience cheers and applauds for these incredible kids who have stolen their hearts with their talents.
Ellen's Most Talented Kids is an inspiring and heartwarming episode that showcases the incredible abilities of young children from around the world. It is a reminder that talent comes in all shapes, sizes, and ages and that we should never underestimate the potential of young minds and spirits.
