Patti Labelle performs ‘Lady Marmalade’ with Kolbi Jordan on ‘American Idol’ Grand Final

Patti Labelle did not miss a note while performing her classic ‘Lady Marmalade’ from 1974 with vocal sensation Kolbi Jordan on the Grand final of season 23 of American idol.

Jordan returned a powerful return to the American idol Internship after her double elimination earlier this month. De Tulsa, Oklahoma, Native fascinated The crowd with a soulful duet next to her idol, the legendary Patti Labelle.

The “Godmother of Soul” blinded in a two -part and white pumps of the coral, while Jordan Wowed in a striking golden dress.

The duo brought the audience up with a powerful version full of rising high notes, characteristic riffs, the trademark of Labelle and the favorite power of Jordan.

Fans praised the duet, who emphasizing Jordan’s admiration for Labelle and celebrating the timeless beauty and remarkable vocal series of Labelle after more than six decades in the spotlight.

“They were incredible !!! Kolbi was fangirling and patti dead still even at 81 !!!” A viewer wrote.

“This was incredible! Kolbi not only had a dream come true, but sang her heart in an excellent performance,” someone else added.

The show was another highlight in the Breakout season of Jordan, including earning a platinum ticket and achieving the top 24. Her journey began with a powerful audition with Chrisette Michele’s “Epiphany”, who earned unanimous approval of all three jury members.

Labelle was not the only star who played the grand finale stage in addition to former participants. Canaan James Hill collaborated with the Gospel icon Kirk Franklin for a powerful version of “Melodies from Heaven” and “Love theory.”

Christian artist Brandon Lake joined finalist Breanna Nix for his emotional song ‘Daddy’s DNA’. Artist-in-Residence Jelly Roll hit the stage with finalist Jamal Roberts for a sincere duet of “Pretty” and “Liar”. At the same time, Luke Bryan played ‘Deeper Than The Holler’ alongside finalist John Foster.

Finally, former physical education teacher wrote Jamal Robert’s history as only the second black man who wins American idol. During the three -hour final he won the title about finalists Breanna Nix and John Foster, impressive voters and judges Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan and Lionel Richie.

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