To be loved was just incredible!

You could be right! Someone else in the comments said something similar. I have to admit though I felt this way even when I heard the studio version 😅

Oh yes, I heard it a little on the studio version too. From interviews, I believe she said this was the very first song she recorded for the album, and given her preference for 1st takes and current mental and physical state when she wrote this, I think this song in particular was bound to sound a little rough. I definitely agree she has a tendency to sacrifice efficiency for style, as Adele herself has admitted to that, but I think she’s also shown she can find a more healthy balance at times. From some of her other recent performances, I actually think she has improved her upper chest/mix a little and doesn’t seem to pull up as much weight as she used to.

Due to the dry air in LA that's why her throat easily gets dry.

@@ChaseandMelia she sounds better than ever on that record though,her vocals are improved I don’t understand why ur knocking it..

Exactly, that was the first ever performance of Easy on me and she was definitely nervous, she literally just sang hello before easy on me and she sang it so well

Omg you didn’t even watch the first minutes of the video.

She makes us MELT!!!! At the same time we can't un-hear the struggle 😅

I think with the title they chose, they were obviously going to rile people up haha they knew what they were doing using that title hahaha

@@jdsrne22 - or they were being honest as students of singing themselves! Obviously they make some fair points and I heard what they were pointing out, and again they still gave her her flowers and said she is amazing… as we all know!!

@@ChaseandMelia - Agreed!!

​@@realsilly7727 Well technically no, they weren't being honest...because she hasn't lost her voice??? I never said anything against them, just pointed out the clickbait.

Yes yes yes

To me Adele always sounds better LIVE!!

Thanks Fiona!!! We appreciate you giving us a chance! We try, and fail sometimes, to walk the line between honesty and rudeness. We are always trying to give our viewers all we can for their singing!! Also thank you for the compliments on our voices! We've got a bunch of older covers on our channel but we're planning on releasing some new ones soon!

@@ChaseandMelia You know what I've learned? If it comes from a place of good intentions/integrity, then _inadvertently_ it may come forth as rude, BUT _intentionally_ , it is not trying to be. Essentially, if it comes from a place of love and genuineness, then it isn't _rudeness_ but constructive criticism. That is what you both are presenting--constructive criticism. As vocal teachers--isn't that part of your job description? So, don't worry about the hate. As long as you always come from a place of pure honesty and authenticity, you will never truly _go wrong_ . Keep doing what you are doing! Thanks for the info about the old covers. I'll check them out!

@@ChaseandMelia i'd love to listen to them soon.. :)

Exactly, I'd rather listen to the other vocal coaches because they're right!!

Thank you so much Gustavo!!! That is a wonderful idea, we will see what we come up with! 😊 Thanks for watching!

I would suggest Jessica Simpson would be a good candidate for this? She sounded pretty amazing in the 90's-2001 and then through improper technique, coupled with bad advice from management, she lost quite a bit of her powerful voice.

WE LOVE PARAMORE!!!!

@@ChaseandMelia ahhhh! please!!! It's literally impeccable!

Maybe we will react to more fo the songs from that night... but honestly I felt the same way when I listened to the studio version. 🤷🏻‍♂️

@@ChaseandMelia we know you felt the same way about the studio version but your literally basing your entire opinion off of one song, it’s studio version and respective live version. I’d love to see some variation in Adele reactions

@@ChaseandMelia you need to react to her hold on and I drink wine performance plzz.

Well. I have seen lots of amaxing singer lose their voice as they age and it's sad. Bon jovi for example. Can't sing anymore. I'm a singer amd everytime i get a little sore i get scared. I have seen performances of someone like you when in the chorus she goes to a lower note because she maybe cant go higher bc of vocal damage. I hope she does everything she can to maintain that unique style but with all the safety measures.

To me Adele sounds alot better LIVE!!

this is her fourth album: 19, 21, 25 and 30 :)

It's actually her fourth, you would know that if you was a true fan, 19, 21, 25 and 30!!

To me Adele sounds way better LIVE!!

We felt the same way about the studio recording 🤷🏻‍♂️. I'm sure she wasn't nervous in the studio...

@@ChaseandMelia y’all are just hating, because she wasn’t straining in the studio

@@Justarttingz she was straining a lot during “To Be Loved” in the studio version. As much as I love Adele, she doesn’t have the best vocal technique out there. I do think she got a bit better than before tho’ (using a more forward placement now than before, when she used to be very throaty and chest-dominant mix). And this new album is an absolute masterpiece

She literally burst a blood vessel in her vocal fold from how she sings... we're not making this up 🙄. She is only 33 which is not old, but I will be surprised if she is still singing like this at 40.

@@ChaseandMelia this is quite true. She will be mariah 2.0 for sure

@@ChaseandMelia that was in 2011 guys, she did but since her surgery then, she hasn't hurt her voice and that is like how many years now, 10 good year's, 10. Like I said she has her own vocal coaches and doctors that advice her okay, give the woman a break....

Sounds like PR

She's didn't smoke, but she drank alcohol, she still does drink, but only when she's goes in her private life!!!

Oh boy... we've talked about Mariah Carey on the channel and we think she is a perfect example of someone who lost their voice at a relatively young age. 😬

You are EXACTLY right!! We found out later! We hope she forgives us 🤣

Exo has one of the best vocal lines in Kpop industry. You should definitely react to them!

It sounds interesting

haha! We hadn't thought about it....... 🤔

Thanks for watching, it's really nice to hear from other professional singers! That is a very good point!!! Thats actually something that Chase learned when we switched to singing contemporary music from Opera! We would never say to sing in a motown band like you would in choir, but we believe that you can both have healthy technique AND use your instrument in the best way for the style of music. Both Melia and I have sung in professional bands as well as studying opera in school and while we agree that they are totally different animals, its our opinion though that how the voice works is the same. Also, if you don't look natural while you're singing on stage singing anything.....its going to be awkward. I would also totally disagree that you cannot learn to be a great singer, there are lots of people who aren't the most "technical" singers that have amazing careers using their voice. Taylor Swift is the first example that comes to my mind. I would love to hear from you though! Did you ever lose your voice on tour? Have you sung so hard that you literally couldn't do the next show? What did you do when you couldn't sing anymore? Seriously, we really appreciate your insight. We don't believe that we have it all figured out. Our channel is about having an open and honest conversation about singing and the voice and we want to hear from people like you! So thank you so much for your comment 😊

Honestly, I felt the same way when I heard the studio version 🤷🏻‍♂️

Exactly, but I think she is singing good, she has been singing for over 10 years after her surgery and I'm sure she has a lot of vocal coaches and doctors that help her keep her voice healthy. I don't know what these two are trying to start with this video......