Nightbird's Journey: Resilience and Identity

Jane, also known as Nightbird, shares her story of battling cancer and performs an original song titled 'It's Okay'. Despite her struggles, she emphasizes the importance of being more than the bad things that happen. Her performance receives positive feedback from the judges, highlighting her authenticity and resilience. Jane concludes by reflecting on her journey and maintaining hope with a 2% chance of survival.

What is the stage name of the singer introduced in the video?

• Nightbird

• Daybird

• Songbird

• Starbird

What is the main theme of the song 'It's Okay'?

• A love story

• A reflection on the past year of the singer's life

• A motivational anthem

• A fictional story

What health challenges is Nightbird facing?

• Arthritis

• Diabetes

• Cancer in her lungs, spine, and liver

• Heart disease

What message does Nightbird emphasize about her identity?

• She is more than the bad things that happen to her

• She is only a singer

• She is a celebrity

• She is defined by her illness

What does Nightbird hope to convey through her song 'It's Okay'?

• It's okay to be perfect

• It's okay to be lost sometimes

• It's okay to give up

• It's okay to be alone

What is the significance of Nightbird's song 'It's Okay'?

• It is a song about a historical event

• It is a cover of a famous song

• It is a song about a fictional character

• It is a personal anthem of resilience and acceptance

How do the judges react to Nightbird's performance?

• They criticize her voice

• They are indifferent

• They suggest she try a different song

• They praise her voice and authenticity

What does one judge decide to give Nightbird instead of a 'yes'?

• A 'no'

• A standing ovation

• Something special

• A second chance

What does Nightbird say about waiting for life to be easy?

• You should wait until life is easy to be happy

• You can't wait until life isn't hard anymore to decide to be happy

• Life will never be easy

• Happiness is not important

What is Nightbird's perspective on her survival chances?

• She sees 2% as something, not nothing

• She is pessimistic

• She is in denial

• She believes she has no chance