The youth of today

I went to watch some show in Reading town hall (I think it was called Expressions) basically it was a whole load of entertainment put on by youth groups from different community centres and it kinda showed how all races can come together etc. It was quite good actually. I'm gonna do a propa write up on the FU site cuz theres bare pics too. There was a varuiety of perfromaces from like Indian dancers (who were not all Indian) to hip hop dancers to actors etc. My best 3 were a group of guys called unq (i think) they were dancers and really good I was like I didnt know Reading ppl had so much talent, I thought their only talent was screwing people and aspiring to be gangsters. But they proved me wrong. If you watched Britains got talent and you remember that lil guy who won, well they did a dance to that song and then at the end they all flipped on their backs like the little boy does.

There was this next dance group called Divine Karma (i think) a group of girl dancers who looked so polished (well most of them) now there was 1 fatty in the group right and I was watchin her like she aint really putting 2 much effort then some bashment came on miss fatty was shakin up herself and dropped into the splits if you saw my mouth drop open I was shocked like the proper definition od shocked like look at fatty doin the splits dayummmm, now I aint that flexible so gwan fatty LOL that group was a mixture of mixed and white girls.

Then there was a group of guys who sang accapella, now I thought their name was '4 christ' but I don't think it is. But yeah it started with like 6 black guys then went down to 4. If you heard their vocal range you can tell they got that from church. Their voices were beautiful like when they were singing I could feel my eyes welling up and all these guys are young like all under 18 wow they were good and they got a standing ovation 2.

I reckon I'll probably see if I can get hold of these 3 groups of people and feature them in the December issue of FU