Magazine W Make stars read the texts of famous songs on camera
The glossy magazine W sometimes puts celebrities in front of the camera and asks them to read out the text of the famous song. A fresh example: actresses Holly Berry, Priyanka Chopra and Jody Foster recite the texts of Britney Spears before the release of the new album of the singer. "Medusa" offers to look at these and other stars reading songs.
Holly Berry got the song of Britney Spears “Oops, I DID It AGain”. The actress carefully conveyed the emotions of the heroine, for whom love is just a game.
W Magazine Halle Berry Presents a Dramatic Interpretation of Britney Spearsky "Oops, I DID It AGain"
Chopra and Foster read out the lyrics "Toxic". More precisely, I read mainly Foster - the Indian actress tried to sing her lines and the chapel.
W Magazine Actresses Priyanka Chopra and Jodie Foster Reinterpret "Toxic" by Britney Spears
At the end of December 2015, W sat down by Brian Cranston (Walter White from “All -Great”) to recite Drake’s song “Hotline Bling”.
W Magazine Bryan Cranston Performs Drakeʼs "Hotline Bling"
The same song went to a dozen other stars. True, many of them sang again, and did not read.
W Magazine 13 Celebrities Dramatically Read Dradeʼs "Hotline Bling"
After the death of Prince, the text of his song “Little Red Corvette” was read by actors Kit Harington and Tai Sheridan, as well as the Sinda Crawford model.
W Magazine Kit Harington and Cindy Crawford Dramatically Read Prince 'Little Red Corvette'
Chris Evans, Chvetel Edgyophore and Nate Parker went to Diamonds and Pearls. Only Edgyofor was able to read, and not to sing the text of the composition.
W Magazine Chris Evans and Chiwetel Ejiofor Perform Prince 'Diamonds and Pearls'
After the end of the Olympic Games, American athletes gathered to sing the “We are the champions” of the Queen group together.
W Magazine Gabby Douglas, Allyson Felix, and More Olympians Tackle Queenʼs “We are the Champions”