Courtesy Sox TV. Destinee Feliciano, a middle school teacher from Bloomington, is told she will be performing the national anthem at the White Sox game on Sept. 10.
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00:00Hi, my name is Destiny Feliciano. I'm 25 years old from Bloomington, Illinois, and I want
00:05to sing the national anthem for White Sox game because I've been a White Sox fan for
00:10as long as I can walk.
00:11Everyone has a reason why this is so important to them and why they want it, but it's just
00:18kind of a no-brainer. I mean, Destiny Feliciano, that name's a star in itself. So you are chosen
00:23to be the anthem singer for September 10th.
00:26Congratulations.
00:27This was like a, you did great.
00:30Good. That was what I wanted to do. I wanted to Paula Abdul this for you. Congratulations.
00:43How are you feeling?
00:44Oh, I feel good. I'm going to cry. I'm not going to cry. Okay. Oh my gosh. This is literally,
00:51I mean, I said it when I was in front of you guys, but it's literally like, it's literally
00:55like a bucket list item that I was just always like, want, like I wanted, I've always wanted
00:59to do it my whole life.
01:01You get to. You get to. And I'm, I'm so, I'm so excited for you. I'm so excited for you.
01:09Thank you. I appreciate that. Especially from someone who's been on Idol before. I, I mean,
01:14wow. That means the world. So, of course. Oh, thank you so much. I appreciate it. This
01:19has been an awesome experience.