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by Algemeiner Staff
Edon Pinchot. Photo: screenshot via YouTube.
Edon Pinchot will be competing in the semifinals of NBC’s America’s Got Talent program in the coming weeks, but the 14 year old yarlmuke wearing singer is already a hearthrob among Jewish girls, according to the Chicago Tribune.
“When I first heard him I thought he was really, really good,” Carleen Jones told the paper. “I watched all the videos and I instantly feel in love.”
Dubbed as the “Jewish Justin Bieber”, Pinchot has impressed Howard Stern, Sharon Osbourne, and Howie Mandel – the judges on America’s Got Talent – so much, that he’s two rounds away from claiming the show’s $1 million prize.
A friend of Edon’s sister, who is a counselor at a summer camp in Wisconsin, told the Tribune that she organized a viewing of America’s Got Talent for her campers a few weeks back.
“It was amazing. Everyone at camp knows Edon, so we gathered in the cafeteria with a projector and we all watched it happen. There were 300 people. Everyone was cheering and screaming.”
Jones says she gathers with her friends to watch Pinchot on America’s Got Talent and follows up by watching his performances on YouTube.
“I think he’s going to win,” she said. “I just can’t stop watching him.”
