Coba Nyanyi Nina Bobo の小説・ストーリー

I wanted to reconfirm. "Oh yes. I haven't seen you in a casual setting too much, so I am curious to see how you let loose." Robbie smirked. "I can be casual and fun," I said almost too quickly. "Then how about we play a little game?" Nolan chimed in. I had forgotten he was there listening to me and Robbie's conversation. "What kind of game?" "You go up there and sing a song. But not just any song. You have to sing something I pick for you. And you can't change it," Nolan said.

I was right; hip-hop was just limiting her voice. “Jump it like I sing it. Jump it like I sing it. Jump it, jump it like I sing it,” another one of our group members sang as we danced. "Yeah, jump it, yeah, sing it, yeah, dance it; we turn around and we bounce it; I like it; you like it. What are we going to do when the drama’s on the spot? What are we going to do when they turn all of the lights on and we jump up to the nines?” Nina came with her wonderful rapping talent.

Theo replied “Mia” She muttered “Ok Mia….what song do you have for us” he asked, staring intently at her “Ermmm……’Real friend’ by Camilla Cabello” “Okay…fire on” She smiled and started singing; she was already at the chorus part when Nicki stopped her “Erm…Mia….are you ok….you seem nervous…” She stated “Yea…just a bit” Mia replied glancing at Aiden “Ok…you gat a very good voice but you need the confident, just try again and let’s see what you got” She smiled

I have enough on my plate when it comes to dealing with Manny. “I'll check him out on YouTube,” I say in my most placating voice. Bob executes a perfect twirl and stops in place to play his air guitar. His cape swings around his thick torso, and I can't help but smile. He's a man who's in love with life. His life. There's not a soul alive who would be in love with my sorry life.

Honey begged, lightly nudging at Kobe, a rather obvious gesture. And, as if on cue, Kobe echoed Honey’s plea. “You seem like a good singer, let us hear it… Please…” Jada wanted to refuse as hard as she could or just walk out of the room. But the song’s title was already flashing brightly on the screen. Honey was also forcing her mic to her. She hesitantly took it, and as soon as she did, she got cold feet. Still, she breathed deeply and started singing. “Go byotch!” Ada cheered when the pitch went higher.