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Why We Love Lovato: Demi Lovato Rocks SNL Performance

After many well wishes follow an auto collision, the recovery of Tracy Morgan was an much anticipated treat to fans of the comedian/actor. Seeing Morgan revisit his home on Saturday night life after having been on the show for about nine years and taking a 11 year hiatus as his career continued to flourish made hearts warm and faces grin. The only thing that added to the elation of fans was the performance of Demi Lovato.
My daughter grew up watching Demi perform on Barney, a family show that featured a giant purple dinosaur that came alive with the help of imaginative children. Selena Gomez also got her start on the show. After Barney, Demi made strides with Disney starring in made for TV films like Camp Rock and Princess Protection Program (alongside Selena Gomez). After a bout in rehab for a variety of issues ranging from cocaine and alcohol use to depression, Lovato faded from the spotlight after establishing a solid role in the homes of many families on her show Sonny With A Chance.
Just when people were starting their "what happened to Demi Lovato?" inquiries, she began dropping one toe tapping single after another until we all seemed to forget that she ever disappeared. Now, with hits like Cool For The Summer, which explores the road of bisexuality with a rocking tempo that paves the way Lovato seems like she is here to stay.
Her performance on SNL only solidified that argument as she commanded the audience with a skilled performance. Lovato came on the scene as a child actress, but now she is a skilled songstress and judging by her hardships, lyrics, and vocal expertise... she's all woman.
Kudos to Demi Lovato!

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  1. Tai McCannOctober 18, 2015 at 5:20 PM

    I love Demi! She has a strong voice and personality to match. I think that she had a rough way as a lot of child stars do. I wasn't aware of the substance abuse, but know that she had issues with an eating disorder, bulimia I believe. I'm so happy that she's back. She's such a talent! And like Tracy, she shows that with strength and determination, as well the support of family and friends, you can overcome almost anything! Go get em Demi!!!

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  2. thinkinkyOctober 18, 2015 at 6:03 PM

    I agree. I think that Demi is a great example of what a little perseverance can do. When I did my research for the post I was surprised to hear about the drug abuse as well however, as you mentioned Tai... most child actors do struggle with it. So glad that Demi came back and STRONG at that!

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