You're exactly right, that's the only real belt in this whole video

Lmao belting high notes with chest voice, lmao even Whitney belt with chesty mix

Actually at 0:23 the note was unsupported and a bit pushed definitly not the best B4 of her

was kinda shaky but amazing!

@@meomeow2520 I’m sorry what? Billies notes aren’t even supported

No its not, its in fact harder to keep your vocal folds connected throughout your range

he is alto singer i think it is really hard form him

@@obibrandon7534I know I’m late but that’s just not true, if you listen to the professional vocal coaches, like for example Tristian Paredes, you will se that that’s not true

@@alvis6801 it may be a bit confusing, but I would like to believe that if Tristan were specifically asked about vocal technique as it relates to clear sounds and breathy ones, that he would say that a connected sound is the goal. From a practical point of view, if you've had a voice teacher, you would know that any voice production during the training process is done while the folds are properly connected, this is the only way to achieve balance between the closure of the folds and flow of breath during phonation. Now, if you randomly started yelling at the top of your voice for a few minutes and try singing after, you'd notice that there will be more of air in your vocal production, reason is because the yelling have caused swelling and this swelling will come in between the proper connection of the folds thereby resulting in being breathy, but if your breathy singing is simply a stylistic choice, its best that you're also capable of creatjng a clean sound, as thats the only way to have real power in your voice, and also because a sound that isn't clear is by default incorrect vocal production, there's a reason why people who can't properly belt high notes have to rely on falsetto, they're simply unable to connect the folds at the top of their range.

@@obibrandon7534 he has actually specifically talked about it, he talked about it in a reaction video of Billie Eilish

Oooooh I would love a don’t speak cover and Sia taken for granted

birds of a feather has a D5

She screamed E5

She just not used to belt so she went flat, it could have been an E5 but she went really flat

The hv part she did before that was good tho

There’s another video of her singing my boy in the same way but she sounds a lot better. I’ve seen it on Instagram before

i think its bc she was also dancing with finneas

Me when I lie:

no time to die hella wasn't

Yup.

I agree. At the most she is mixing

@@abigailstone1292does belting necessarily mean there is zero mix? There are a lot of powerful singers singing with mixed voice register, it is just a matter of how chest-dominant it gets

Thank u

Yeah and the Bb4 note was a bit higher than the B4 note! Cool

No it wasn't lol

What’s the song name ?

Light lyric soprano*

@@grainsdesesames2458 soubrette

@@aduhaduh4426 no a light lyric soprano

@@grainsdesesames2458 *Soubrette*

Light lyrics mezzo

Most of them are mid belts yall talk anything at this point ?

@@lanali8009 this is all heady mixing

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in No time to die she was belting

she belts in happier than ever and no time to die

sHE'S brOKen spelled like that for poetic reasons but it's an unreleased song from her when she was 11 I think it's about something that happened on the walking dead

these are actually old clips, she's probably gotten better

The only flat vocal was 1:13 n it wasn't that flat Lmfao others are not flat

0:21 SHE PUT THAT NOTE TO B4 TO BB4! IT RAISED UUUUP! YES! MY QuEeN! Edit: thanks for the likes! Subscribe to my channel list for new videos! (I'm only kid so no recording for kids...)

@@Dmonez that was shaky and strained

Um she isn’t trained to belt but she still pretty good

@@Dmonez Bb4 is a B flat. That’s a semitone lower than B4. So she didn’t raise the note, she actually went a semi tone lower.

But she did go up to Eb5 dumbass