Tina Campbell's Song Analysis

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Tina Campbell came out singing “Destiny” with her powerful tone ability of touching the souls of those listening. Throughout the episode we saw screens shots of the audience but one thing to consider and not forget is those tuning in at home into Dr. Bobby Jones Gospel. Tina Campbell portrays the message of the song as if she herself experienced the message. Campbell projected her voice at the right moments and her standing in one spot on stage made the song feel even more personal.

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