Celia Gooding & Antonio Cipriano "I Want It All" at 54 Sings The High School Musical Trilogy

[@stephpiano2908]

The way that he has absolutely no Ryan energy and yet he still killed this

[@gathanaranath]

This comment is the perfect description, he did an amazing job

[@matthewchang8082]

Yes to his hat, but that's a Troy Bolton shirt

[@thesabunaccount]

AN ICONIC DUO

[@camilavillarreal9731]

I still cant believe its Antonio doing the high note at the end

[@roxtar1922]

Amazing performance and wow! They were so professional when they forgot the words!

[@mse8044]

when did they forget the words?

[@deborahodumosu3577]

M Se 0:50

[@saraelisaospedal3221]

THEY ENERGY OMG I LOVE THEM SO MUCHHH

[@DA-vw1hu]

Love it! Especially the little dance at 3:10

[@ilikemusicalsp3434]

it took me a hot second to realize that was antonio hitting that high note at the end

[@whitneyholleman7284]

They were great so good

[@andreap9319]

THIS IS AMAZINGGG

[@rudyroker3]

this performance is everything

[@pabs2394]

That was amazing!!!!!!!!!

[@Incognitowww]

SO GOOOOOOOOD!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@sgd.6830]

This is my first time ever seeing or hearing these 2, but wow I love them and will now and check them both out ❤️

[@deanhirasawa1414]

So much talent! Celia is also acting, and is now Cadet Uhura in Star Trek Strange New Worlds. A role originally made famous by another fantastic singer, Nichelle Nichols in the 1960s.

[@KarimaDreww]

Wow perfect !!!

[@Tobias-eu7jd]

Damn i love it

[@ringpublicidade]

OH SH*T! YOU GUYS ROCK!!! Awesome!

[@dramagal19]

2:55 bottom right corner. That is called blowing someone away.... Literally.

[@thesabunaccount]

the band is so quietttt

[@Doctorstrass]

And that's why Sharpay and Ryan were written as Black in the original script, we were ROBBED

[@katherinebuchholz7371]

I didn’t know that. Would’ve been awesome though!

[@Doctorstrass]

@@katherinebuchholz7371 It would have been awesome for the time and actual good writing, it makes sense actually, I'm happy we have our Sharpay because I LOVE HER AND SHE IS AN ICON, but instead of representing rich successful black girl she portrayed entitled white lady from Rothschild money