Karolina Protsenko (11 yrs), mom Ella & Allie Sherlock (14 yrs) - Hello (Adele cover)(Nov 23, 2019)

14 yr old Allie Sherlock comes to LA from Dublin, Ireland where she lives to join Karolina and Ella in a series of street performances.

Karolina, Ella & Allie are set up and performing in front of the Apple Store, with some people watching from the front of the Brandy Melville Women's Clothes Store to the left on the 1400 block of the 3rd St Promenade, on an overcast late afternoon. Across the street is the T-Mobile store and the Bruxie Restaurant frequently seen in Karolina videos shot on the 1400 block of the 3rd St Promenade. The medium large sized crowd is dressed for-not-so-warm weather based on some people wearing light weight jackets, sweaters and sweatshirts.

SIO's Eagle Eyes:
Karolina is dressed in a what looks like an ivory rose puffy shirt, reddish clay colour button front pants with elasticized ankles and black ballet flats. Her long hair is tied in the back under a plum colour wide brimmed hat.

Allie Sherlock is standing to the right of Karolina and is wearing a loose fitting ivory sweatshirt with a reproduction of an old Life Magazine cover on the front, black ripped leggings, and black army style boots. Her long hair is tied in the back in a high ponytail.

Ella Protsenko is standing at the electric keyboard to the right of Allie, wearing an unbuttoned denim jacket over a dark print short dress. She's wearing her long hair in a ponytail.

On the sidewalk to Karolina's left, is a small table that has some of her CDs in a clear display case in front of a small sign that indicates Karolina's CD cost $15 for one, $25 for two, and a glass vase that has money in it from the CD sales.

Karolina's purple foil wrapped Tips Bucket is situated in the center rain gutter in the middle of the street.

As the video starts, there aren't many people watching from in front of the Apple Store, nor watching from the front of the Brandy Melville Women's Clothes Store to its left.

The camera pans to the left which reveals that there are some people watching from the middle of the street. As the camera continues panning to the left, we can see that there is a medium sized audience watching from across the street in front of the Bruxie Restaurant. Then the camera pans back to video the performance.

Ella plays the final few notes at 2:43 sec, so the crowd starts to cheer and applauds.

The camera pans across the street to show the people applauding in front of the T-Mobile store, the Bruxie Restaurant, the Vans Skateboarding & Surf Clothing store, the Cotton On store, and up to the Alo Clothing store. The camera continues to rotate to show crowd extended across the middle of the backside of the street and back to the crowd watching from the chairs in front of the Apple store.

So there was a medium-large sized crowd watching the performance, but the camera was mostly aimed at the sparsely watched section giving a false impression of few people watching,

- SIO