英國翻唱美女走紅 中國宅男瘋狂點(diǎn)擊

　　英國女孩Jemma Pixie Hixon和其他歌手一樣有著美好的明星夢(mèng)，不過由于她患上輕微的恐慌癥，所以兩年內(nèi)沒有出過家門。不過上帝關(guān)上一扇門同時(shí)必定會(huì)打開一扇窗，Jemma 利用這兩年的時(shí)間在家錄制了個(gè)人翻唱視頻，在網(wǎng)絡(luò)上大紅大紫，甚至獲得中國宅男的最愛，得到幾百萬的點(diǎn)擊支持。

　　現(xiàn)年20歲的Jemma 在宅男口中被稱為“精靈美女”， 她以翻唱碧昂斯，蕾哈娜和布蘭妮等大牌明星的歌曲見長，聲音高亢嘹亮。Jemma最大的特點(diǎn)是邊唱邊拋媚眼，電力十足，她熱衷于穿著露乳溝的低胸衣，興奮時(shí)還會(huì)大跳艷舞，脫掉外衣只剩胸罩露出光滑的腹肌，無數(shù)觸電的色男們都稱之為誘人的“充氣娃娃”。

　　Jemma在接受采訪時(shí)表示很驚訝知道自己在中國和日本等亞洲地區(qū)獲得如此高的評(píng)價(jià)，她說粉絲們的支持也許會(huì)幫助她治療自己的恐慌癥，走出家門回到舞臺(tái)。

　　Blessed with a beautiful singing voice and a talent for song-writing, Jemma Pixie Hixon had always dreamed of becoming a star。

　　But her fledgling career came to a halt when she developed agoraphobia, a condition which left her so frightened of the outside world she has been unable to leave her house for two years。

　　So she decided to film herself singing in a makeshift recording studio in her bedroom in Malvern, Worcestershire, using a webcam then post the footage on the internet。

　　Thanks to those recordings Miss Hixon, 20, is now a big name in China and Japan, and more than two million have watched her performances on the video-sharing website YouTube。

　　She performs a mixture of covers of chart hits and her own songs, and last month, one video achieved ‘most viewed’ status in China。

　　She said: ‘For the last two years I’ve been struggling with agoraphobia. I used to perform all the time and I really wanted a way I could continue。

　　‘I decided to put my songs up on YouTube so I could share them with lots of people, even though I’m still housebound.’

　　Miss Hixon, who lives with her parents Tonia, 50, and Mark, 49, in a six-bedroom detached home, has never suffered stage fright and even once sang on live television。

　　She said: ‘When I was 13 I won a competition on The Saturday Show on BBC1 to sing with the Sugababes。

　　‘I sang on live TV and it didn’t bother me at all, but I just turn into a big panic ball when I try to leave the house。

　　‘It’s a strange thing because I know logically I have nothing to worry about walking out of the house but it’s a completely different thing when I actually try to do it.’