Celine Dion belongs to that rare class of artists who don’t let their eminence weigh down on them.
In other words, she is one of the world’s most important treasures.
She is unafraid to break into high-pitched rhythms in the middle of interviews, thoroughly confounding reporters.
She is shockingly carefree with her expressions.
Good, bad, ugly she lets her emotions flow.
And most importantly, despite it all, she just doesn’t embarrass easily.
Dion is the queen of confident self-possession if there ever was one.
Surrounded by euphoria and collaborators, Swift ascended the stage to collect her trophy.
And more importantly, it’s Celine Dion we’re talking about here.
Not amused by the observation, Dion retorted, “Do you have a problem with that?”
“When he’s ready, I’ll cut it,” she concluded.
“We need the cash.
We need the blood.
To top it off,The Guardianlisted it as one of the best moments ever on King’s show.
Whether they enjoy it or not, it’s part of their job profile.
Dion, on her part, commanded the extraordinary scene like a total queen.
Nothing like some good ol' Dion eccentricity to wrap up a memorable scene.
She’s also the queen of expressions.
Dion’s face-pulling skills are notorious on the couture show circuit.
Since this is Dion we’re talking about, there was obviously a lot of ad-libbing and impromptu singing.
It was a wholesome moment, to be honest.
This reaction shot took over social media, reportedly leading to Solomon being massively trolled.
At 22, Solomon spoke toPaperabout her experience and the response it received.
But sometimes, no one gets it.
In the language of the internet, Dion is someone who always lets her intrusive thoughts win.
Things turned especially surreal during one particular segment of an interview she did with Lorraine.
If it looks good, it’s okay with me.
I’ll complain after.”
This grand mic drop was followed by a fantastically odd (and on-brand) moment from Dion.
