You have never seen somebody like Sada Vidoo. “I’m not working right now because I’m a doll,” she says as she introduces herself to the camera. With a wardrobe full of doll-like attire, unique cosmetics, and jerky motions that finish off her bizarre image, she plays this role every day. Sada’s doll character is intriguing, from her short blond hair and vivid red lipstick to her antique outfit.
When Sada took the stage, the judges were clearly unsure what to make of her. Simon even tried to convince her, “Sada, you’re not a doll,” but she held her ground. Then, as she began to sing a haunting rendition of Pat Benatar’s classic hit, everything changed. Her performance, filled with doll-like quirks and unique twists, had a hypnotic effect on the audience and judges alike.
As her voice filled the room, the judges exchanged glances, stunned into silence. There was a moment of stillness when she finished, a pause where no one seemed able to find words. Even Simon, often quick with feedback, was momentarily speechless. But when it came time to vote, the judges were unanimous: Sada’s mesmerizing talent had won them over.
