Darci Lynne’s a cappella riffs while singing “Espresso” are great

Whether her fans see her as a fantastic ventriloquist, a masterful singer or simply as one of the best acts in America’s Got Talent History, no one can deny Darci Lynne’s dazzling talent. With that in mind, we have good news: the 19-year-old is back with another amazing cover.

In the meantime, AGT Fans are well-acquainted with Lynne’s ventriloquist skills. Wait, let’s get more specific: AGT Fans are very familiar with Lynne’s ventriloquism To sing skills. It’s truly a talent that has to be seen (and heard) to be believed. On July 9, Lynne took to Instagram to show off what she does best: she competed in a good, old-fashioned singing competition with one of her favorite dolls, Petunia.

The two impressive opponents took turns singing the opening lines of the Sabrina Carpenter hit “Espresso” in a competition that hardly had a winner!

Lynne’s Instagram caption read, “Who won? #espressoriff #riffchallenge #singingchallenge” – and we’ll leave it to her fans to choose the real winner. Regardless, both Lynne and “Petunia” hit notes that reached a new stratosphere!

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Watch their “Espresso” duel below.

Everything you need to know about Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso”

Recorded in 2023 and released in 2024, it is almost impossible to hear this infectious song wherever you go in the United States this summer. “Espresso” shot up the charts, eventually reaching number two on the Billboard Hot 100, giving Carpenter her first ever top 10 single, which became a worldwide sensation. Critics and fans alike were taken by Carpenter’s clever lyrics and the song’s catchiness – it was as if “Espresso” was destined to be a hit from day one.

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Carpenter delivered an iconic live performance of “Espresso” during season 49 SNL Finale, and thus unofficially the start of summer!

“It was really exciting that there was so much personality in the whole song, because those are the songs that are really, really fun to perform live in front of an audience,” Carpenter told Apple Music., according to Capital FM.

She continued, “These are the songs that people can listen to if they don’t know my music or don’t know who I am or anything. Then they can just listen to a single song and then get a better idea of ​​my sense of humor.”