One dedicated mother in Britain has created a unique song that is so genuine and relevant that it makes you laugh out loud the moment you hear it.
Siobhan Phillips is a UK native hailing from Yorkshire. She recently performed for the judges and TV audience on Britain’s Got Talent.
Following her introduction, Phillips shared with the judges her aspiration of opening her own location where “people could pay to come and see me.”
Phillips have the creative abilities and stage charisma necessary to realize this ambition. However, Phillips’s sense of humor was what made this specific presentation unique.
She tells me, seated at her piano, that she became a mother at forty. She acknowledges how worn out she was before and how much more worn out she is today.
It becomes evident that every song that Phillips composed will make the audience laugh—possibly until they cry—as she asks them to join in, even though “you won’t know it, because I wrote it.”
The Phillips openly acknowledges in the opening line of the song how much work raising a child requires.
She brings up weight gain, which is a common issue for women both during and after pregnancy. Seeing someone else laugh at themselves makes us laugh at the stresses in our own lives as well.
The song has a cadence-style melody, and Phillips is killing it on the piano while frequently turning to face the crowd to highlight a line with a hilarious joke.
Phillips engages her audience and generates more laughter by using her full body, especially her face. The judges and audience alike laugh at all of these jokes and roasts.
Almost immediately, people in the crowd start swaying and clapping their hands. It’s simple to see how Phillips appeals to audiences with her direct yet amiable style while addressing the hardships and disappointments of daily living.
And for Siobhan Phillips, what’s next? Her daughter’s upbringing is undoubtedly her first priority.
However, sooner than she realizes, Phillips might have people paying to see her sing due to her lively performing style, sense of humor, and ability to charm practically everyone.