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Followers consider Ayo Edebiri is effectively on her strategy to changing into the subsequent ‘EGOT’ recipient after a video resurfaced of her singing. “The Bear” star has already garnered nice success, however followers would argue that is only the start. Learn extra and take a look at the viral video inside.
Followers have declared Edebiri is destined to be “the subsequent EGOT.” The viral video is of a youthful Edebiri singing a Lianne La Havas track “Gone” whereas a pal performs guitar and harmonizes. The video clip went viral on social media throughout her awards season success.
Social media commentators at the moment are urging the actress to develop her horizons in a musical course in pursuit of an EGOT, the place an entertainer has acquired an Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and Tony award.
The 28 12 months outdated actress has already acquired an Emmy, a Golden Globe and a Critics Alternative Award for her position within the FX/Hulu sequence “The Bear.” Edebiri can also be up for the coveted BAFTA EE Rising Star Award, in addition to being nominated for the upcoming SAG Awards.
Followers shared comparable reactions to the viral video.
“Want her in a (good) musical,” one fan stated on X, previously Twitter. “Ideally a film so I can go see it however we have to get her a Tony so she will be on her strategy to getting an egot.”
A number of others echoed the identical sentiments, calling her a “multi-talented queen.”
Antoher individual wrote, “What can’t she do omg.” Another person responded, “Like avoid wasting expertise for the remainder of us queen.”
Followers are so excited to find Ayo is much more proficient than what now we have been capable of witness onscreen. Finally, they’re prophesizing her future will lead her to EGOT standing.
“Oh yeah she’s a star your honor EGOT: SECURED,” one fan insisted.
One fan even urged they make a musical episode for “The Bear.”
Within the critically-acclaimed sequence, Ayo portrays Sydney Adamu, a proficient younger chef who joins “The Bear” (formally The Beef) as its new sous chef beneath chef Carmy, performed by Jeremy Allen-White.
