Girl with Autism Sings Inspiring “Hallelujah” Cover with Pentatonix

At such a young age, Kaylee Rodgers is already a star in her own right. When she was ten years old, Rodgers instantly became an internet sensation after leading her class during a school concert. Rendering a Christmas version of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” the child star surprised the crowd with her soothing angelic vocals. But most of all, with her story.

Relive her performance at her school here:

In a talk with her school principal, Colin Millar, singing is more than just a hobby for Kaylee – it’s a confidence booster. She has autism and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). Nonetheless, she has used her talent to find her voice.

Furthermore, Millar revealed:

“For a child who came in P4 (7 to 8 years old) and wouldn’t really talk, wouldn’t really read out in class, to stand and perform in front of an audience is amazing. It takes a lot of effort on Kaylee’s part.”

Rodgers is an incredible performer who has starred in different shows. In fact, not only did she sing in front of many people in her school but she also performed in front of millions on the NBC show Little Big Shots hosted by Steve Harvey.

Watch her performance in Little Big Shots here:

Duet with Pentatonix

Clearly, Kaylee Rodgers deserves all the exposure she is experiencing now. With the kind of talent she has despite her condition, she is truly an exceptional force to reckon with.

In a performance that is most likely to happen, Rodgers joined the Grammy Award-winning a cappella group Pentatonix in a poignant number. Singing the song that made her popular, “Hallelujah,” Rodgers opened the song with her flawless vocals. Pentatonix then came in, and everyone was on point. With all six vocals joining together, the stage was filled with angelic voices sent down from heaven. Truly a magnificent performance!

Watch the inspiring rendition of Kaylee Rodgers and the Pentatonix’s “Hallelujah:”

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