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The legendary martial arts star, Jackie Chan, who is globally adored by fans appeared onThe Ellen Showand stunned his audiences. Appearing on the US chat show to promoteThe Spy Next Doorthe action star initially began by teaching the host the name of an Asian song. Further, Chan simply changed the mood into a karaoke night.
Taking the mic Jackie Chan performed a rendition of Elvis Presley’s hitCan’t Help Falling in Love.Shocking his audience with his soothing voice and his affection towards the late singer, Chan turned the particular episode of the talk showinto one of the best memories for the audience.
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Jackie Chan’s Version OfCan’t Help Falling in Love
Finding his initial success in Asia through Chinese films,Jackie Channavigated into Hollywood as an action star withThe Big Brawlin 1980. Ever since then, the legendary martial arts star has become a global icon and never fails to shock his audiences with his incredible talent.
However, following his appearance onThe Ellen Showto promoteThe Spy Next Door,Jackie Chan yet again shocked his fans and audiences with his incredible talent for singing. Swapping martial arts for karaoke night, Chan took the mic fromEllen DeGeneresand started singing a rendition of Elvis Presley’s hitCan’t Help Falling in Love.
To remind people of what would have been the legend’s 75th birthday if he were alive, Jackie Chan paid tribute to Elvis Presley by performing his renowned song. Dimming the lights as Chan took the mic, the studio prepared the set before the actor burst into singing.b
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Audiences Were Spellbound By Jackie Chan’s Talents
Jackie Chan’s performance truly stunned his audiences as they were spellbound to hear him sing. Shocked by his soothing voice, the viewers present in the studio even gave him a standing ovation, for his performance. But to people’s surprise, Chan apparently learned his English from the world of country music.
Thus, it’s not quite surprising for him to singElvis Presley‘sCan’t Help Falling in Love.Apparently, the actor was a fan of the soulful tunes from Kenny Rogers and Willie Nelson. So much so, that he even used the lyrics as his pickup lines. But certainly, the action hero, revealing his raw and genuine side onThe Ellen Show,simply captivated his audience.
The applause that erupted from the audience was not just for the phenomenal song but also for Jackie Chan’s sheer unpredictability. Thereafter, the evening was wrapped up joyously, and that particular episode became one of the best moments for the audience. And once again Chan proved that he can do it all. The action legend never ceases to astound.
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Source:The Ellen Show
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