Chaka Khan stunned after ‘white queen’ ‘possessed’ by Teena Marie sang to the entire house

During one in all her final performances, R&B legend Chaka Khan invited a fan from the audience to join her on stage and perform a snippet of “Sweet Thing” from her 1975 album “Rufus with Chaka Khan.” However, she was not ready for what was about to occur.

Countless singers can say that they began their profession after singer Chaka Khan gave them a likelihood. She was mic’d by a few of the biggest names in the music industry, including Meli’sa Morgan, Vesta Williams, Lisa Fischer, Sandra St. Victor and Penny Ford.

The most iconic background vocalists to emerge from her camp were the late Luther Vandross, Cissy Houston and her daughter Whitney Houston, who sang backing vocals on the Warner Bros. release of Chaka. from 1980’s “Naughty”.

On Friday, October 18, the “Clouds” singer performed at the Armani fashion show at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City and invited singer Morgan James on stage. She had no idea at the time that James, a white woman, was as talented as she was.

Vogue Magazine sent meeting on TikTok with the caption: “TikTok, do your thing and find that woman! Last night at the #Armani fashion show in New York, Chaka Khan pulled a guest from the crowd onto her stage. What happened next surprised everyone, including Mrs. Khan herself.”

The clip went viral and lots of people expressed their opinions on social media.

One person he said this example was an example of “When preparation meets opportunity.”

Another added: “Be ready so you don’t have to get ready.”

When the video hit the X platform, jokes began to appear.

“Chaka Khan pulled a woman on stage and didn’t expect it” – one in all the X users he said.

Someone else joked, “Patti LaBelle would grab the mic, thank the nice lady, kick off her shoes and give the best rendition of her song the world has ever heard!”

So many celebrated her, adding, “Okay, White Queen, I see you.”

The fourth tweet read: “Teena Marie possessing bodies there?”

Many fans quickly identified Morgan and informed other users about the talented singer. “The funny thing is that Morgan played Teena in a Broadway show. He is literally a Broadway legend,” fan he said.

Even Morgan James wrote about the experience, combining her own thoughts with those of the “De Ja Vu” singer.

“Greetings. I come to you from the afterlife. Now I’m dead,” she said he wrote on Instagram.

“So… tonight I went to the Armani concert with my good friend Demetrius. After an amazing cocktail hour, fashion show and dinner, we found out that Chaka Khan would be the surprise guest,” she then explained the experience from her perspective.

“So we sat in the front row as quickly as possible. She started singing, I screamed. I was losing my mind. And she started singing my favorite song, “Sweet Thing.” She continued. “I sing the lyrics so loud it’s embarrassing and some people don’t know the song. She looks at me in the front row and says, “SHE knows the words” and puts the microphone in my FACE. YALL, what happened next? it’s like a movie. CHAKA KHAN INVITED ME TO THIS AMERICAN MF STAGE.”

She then ended her post by writing, “Good night, cruel world.”

One of her followers summed up the experience by saying, “Every kid who goes to the game brings a glove hoping to get a foul and the manager will say, ‘Sign this kid up’ – and it happened to you!”

James agreed, saying, “EXACTLY THAT! I caught a foul and she signed it.”

While Chaka gave props to many good singers, she was also wary of those she felt should give it up and take a job at the post office, especially lots of the latest auto-tune singers.

She was very vocal about Mary J. Blige singing the same song on her show “What’s the 411?” album, calling the performance “flat” during an appearance on Andrew Goldman’s podcast “The Originals” for the Los Angeles Times.

Her peers shoot too. While it is not about her singing, she recently threw shade at Cher for dating a much younger man. Hoping in The Neighborhood Talk’s comments section, she said of the news: “Never mind.”