Netta 'toys' with world celebrity with American debut on 'The Today Show'

Israeli superstar and Eurovision winner Netta Barzilai debuted in the United States on Tuesday morning – The NBC Today Show

"It's unreal," Barzilai told Carson Daly. the program. "It has been an unreal experience, every day I wake up in another country."

Be the first to know –

Make his US debut on the show today. this morning!

– Amy Spiro (19659006) Daly asked Barzilai her most memorable experiences since she won the competition earlier this year, and she could not help mentioning Prince William to Tel Aviv last month: "He's a real prince charming."

Barzilai tells Daly that the song "was inspired The singer, who brought his signature looper instrument with her, said that" Toy "also gave power to anyone who was shot, who was the victim of 39 – intimidation – it is to all those who have been informed that they can not be what they want to be. "

The winner of the Eurovision Song Contest. Israel is in the United States for the first time since. She did a series of interviews and appearances on the radio, but that was the first time she was performing live. The Today Show is regularly watched by more than four million viewers across the United States.

Rising Music Star won this year's song contest, and she debuts in the United States here today

– TODAY'S

late May, Barzilai has signed an agreement with the global record company S-Curve / BMG for

. On Monday, she also participated in a discussion on the Live Build series hosted by the HuffPost
Barzilai website and interviewer Kevan Kenney's meteoric rise to fame, his time in the Israeli Navy band and what? She planned for the future

(function (w, d, s, i) {w.ldAdInit = w.ldAdInit || []; w.ldAdInit.push ({location: 6086 , size: [0, 0] id: "ld-9628-9059"}); if (! d.getElementById (i)) {var j = d.createElement (s), p = d.getElementsByTagName (s) [0] j.async = true; j.src = "// cdn2.lockerdomecdn / _js / ajs.js"; j.id = i; p.parentNode.insertBefore (j, p);}}) (window, document, "script", "ld-ajs");

A member of the public asked Barzilai about the presence of Hebrew in his winning song. The singer said when she saw the first version of "Toy" that she did not have any Hebrew, and she was sure to include the line "Ani lo bada "(I'm not a doll) because" it was really important me to add something from home. "

A post shared by () on July 23, 2018 at 12:33 pm PDT [19659015] Barzilai said during Build's interview that she wants to "reach as many people as I With positivity and the message, I realized that when I won, it was bigger than me – and I have to serve the cause. "The cause, she said, is to let young people around the world know that it's good to be different"

And in that the future

"I just want to be a musician and create wonderful and extraordinary things."