In what was either a total delight8+ Archives or a slight annoyance to his fellow travelers, Kenny G gave an impromptu in-air performance on his Saturday night flight from Tampa, Florida to Los Angeles.
Per TMZ, Kenny promised a mid-air performance if passengers would help the in-flight crew reach its goal of raising $2,000 for Relay for Life.
When the flight crew reached its goal, the best-selling saxophonist broke out his instrument and performed while pacing up and down the aisle.
Tampa's WFLA News Channel 8 managed to snag footage. Hopefully at least half of these people really love adult contemporary:
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