[Video] Young Voices, Big Impact: Trio Mesmerizes with ‘I Say A Little Prayer’

On a recent The Jennifer Hudson Show episode, three young talents took the stage and left the audience in awe. Biko, Manna, and Mfundo—names that might not yet be familiar to many—delivered a stunning rendition of Aretha Franklin’s timeless classic, “I Say A Little Prayer.” Their performance was more than just a display of vocal skill; it was a soulful experience that resonated deeply with all who listened.

With its tender lyrics, the song speaks of constant prayer—a theme that, while not overtly religious, underscores the importance of regular communication with a higher power. As they sang the lines:

“The moment I wake up
Before I put on my makeup
I say a little prayer for you,”

The young trio’s voices blended in a harmony that was smooth and soothing. Their performance didn’t just echo in the ears but lingered in the heart. Their youth only added to the amazement—how could such mature, heartfelt emotion pour out of such young souls?

As the last notes faded, the studio audience applauded, a well-earned recognition of the magic that had just unfolded. The moment was a reminder that prayer, like the song, can be woven into the fabric of everyday life—whether in the quiet of morning routines or the pause of a coffee break.

Though the song itself isn’t explicitly Christian, its message about the power of constant prayer rings true. As Romans 12:12 says, “Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.” This performance was a beautiful, musical embodiment of that verse.

In just a few minutes, these three youngsters reminded everyone that talent knows no age and that prayer, in any form, is a powerful act.