From 2:40 to the end just makes me jump out of my seat every time.

I’m not sure I know how to do this, but here goes.

There is no possible way to top that.

Oh, snap. I am an html goddess.

Aly, you can’t just play the queen right away and kill the game. You have to ease into things like this.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SELp8xfbzJQ

I’m your LAAAAAAADDDDDYYYYYY

When she sings the line “I’m gonna do all that I can”, I always think of the word duodenum.

Wow, sorry. I thought by “Diva-Off,” you meant “Bring your diva and win.”

My bad.

HA! ok, fine. Then it’s a contest for second place.

It won’t let me embed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2I121W5AlA

I think it’s safe to declare the competition over.

Well, it’s been 25 minutes and no one has dared challenge me.

Where’s my prize?

I stand by my previous entry of early celine.

Over Justin in a unitard? Seriously?

Two divas are better than one, both at the top of their games:

up and comer.

Dang. Who is she?

no idea. youtube girl.

dance biscuit

I know! Divalicious.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCsxZfQqSdA

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHATliUcNYw

The thing that bugs me about some “diva”s (surely not all) is the idea that they get points for making it look hard, as if they are giving birth. A great thing sounds even more amazing to me if it looks effortless.

ditto Shar.

I disagree … sometimes. There are some moments where the sweat, and the pump, and the “blow hard” make it for me.

I just found this. The diva goodness starts at 3:40, but it’s better if you’ve heard the beginning. Who wants to skip the musical foreplay? And did I just say that? This song is from a great album entitled “Mountain High, Valley Low” and always makes me emotional.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UI4k3wsiLpc