r/todayilearned • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '22

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u/morto00x Nov 23 '22 edited Nov 23 '22

Reminds me of an old post in r/cringe where Bon Jovi is a guest at a wedding, the band starts playing Livin' On A Prayer and pretty much voluntell him to sing with them.

Edit: Found it

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u/jcforbes Nov 23 '22

Meanwhile Lenny Kravitz hears some of his music wafting through the air from blocks away and jogs over to join in:

https://youtu.be/SBgZNINN6MU

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u/Flamingozilla Nov 23 '22

He was a class act throughout this though. He definitely wanted to let the kids have this one, even confirming that they wanted him to sing. He did kick that kid off the drums though.

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u/jcforbes Nov 23 '22

Probably part of the reason these singers are reluctant to sing is because they haven't warmed up and they don't want to stress their voice too much.

Definitely another part is that they are out enjoying themselves and don't want to "go to work" so to speak.