That's lit bro!! Rock on 🤘

@@iamnatejames I’ve done a little research, and apparently, inhale screaming can be very risky for the lungs. You got any advice on how to make it safer?

@@calebdegroot2838 look at my comment on this post. I’ve done inhales since I was 11 and I’m 25 now. All self taught. I have a tik tok of me doing it.

​@@calebdegroot2838 I've done a little "research" myself just because it's kind of interesting. I'd guess this is one of those areas that doesn't have enough technical research where you'll actually learn a safe technique. Unless there's otolaryngologists that specialize in harsh vocals, I'd say you won't find a reliable answer. Just because someone does a certain technique and hasn't had any problems, doesn't mean it'll be the same for you. Sorry if I sound patronizing, and honestly I don't know much about the topic, but if someone's evidence that their technique is safe is "I've been doing it for 30 years and never had a problem" that's not something you should trust. There's people that smoke their whole lives and live to be 90+ years old, but we all know that cigarettes on average lower your life expectancy. I'm not trying to be a dad or tell you what to do though lol, just want to make sure you know there will probably be some risk there.

@@calebdegroot2838 just saw this comment, so sorry for not responding sooner. These vocals are indeed risky, and I don’t use them super frequently. They are fun and not dangerous if done in isolated, safe ways, but continued frequent use can be dangerous. Make sure to practice proper posture and breathing techniques while screaming. This will greatly reduce danger. Also, exhale screaming is far safer, so I would encourage you to pursue those!

I agree. There’s also less chance of injury with exhales, which makes technique easier.

Once you work out your trachea and train echoing the sound back into your voice box instead of outward, the volume of the growl becomes crazy loud. Think almost like a chamber that echoes the smallest sound. You can get to this level but it takes a long time of slowly rehearsing and warming up before such reherseals.

same here

Exactly. Same here, been doing choir for years and understand vocal health quite well. It’s a little outdated to discredit inhales entirely. Thanks for the comment!

I've found out how to do inhales when I used to annoy my ex with random noises and sounds when I was younger (14 years old lmao), later when I was 15 my vocalist friend told me its a scream technique and I should build around it, so I've learned breath support and mastered my "tones" (I was able to do only highs) and now I can be really versatile with my inhales and I never experienced a single issue/pain/... with them, so yeah thats my experience and point of view. If yall interested how my inhales sound, check my channel, I did a Lorna Shore cover recently

Great question! I personally have been in a choir my whole life and am now a vocal coach, so I am intimately aware of what my voice requires to remain healthy, so I personally have not faced any damage or lasting pain. For a beginner or someone who doesn’t know their voice well, I wouldn’t recommend doing these vocals. Also, exhale screams are definitely more reliable and diverse in the sound, and I’d recommend learning those instead. But if you wanna occasionally pull these inhales out that’s fire too. Thanks for commenting!

Congrats 👏

4 month of vocal. From zero. Can all. And gutalax too))

This is only true if you aren’t careful about technique.

If sustained over long periods of time it can be damaging. Very little is actually known about the technique, so it is advised to be used with caution. No need to throw a tantrum.

🤣 he knows too much

@@iamnatejames this knowledge makes me dangerous. Either pay for my silence or face the consequences. 😂

@@isaiahleininger5557 💳

@@iamnatejames I expect to see a deposit in my bank account by noon tomorrow.

Look at the captions provided in the video my man. I mention the inherent danger, and I never promote any sort of widespread use. All I did was demonstrate a technique.

Snuffed on sight which is a juggernaut in the slam scene use inhales. So does waking the cadaver and fres from nylists. It's all proper technique inhale or exhale.

@@Violet-Excellence LOL FRED FROM NYLIST I'm done after you referenced that clown🤡

@jesse5486 like his music or not he's a talented vocalist and you said literally nobody does inhales which is incorrect. Lots of bands do.

HAHAHA this comment 🏆😂

@@iamnatejames haha well from one guy who does inhales to another. I could tell you were struggling bc you didn't warm-up 😁

Exhales are definitely better, but proper technique removes the worst of the danger.

The ease of different types of screams changes from person to person. Don’t bind others to a standard just because that’s how it is for you.

Go read the other comments. I explain the dangers of this technique, how to minimize those, and encourage them to learn exhales. No need for unnecessary negativity.

Read through the comments.

Never heard of a “life squeal”