Yeah that right!

yess true

tanx

like your pf pic

Yep

BTS IS LIFE Y'ALL i feel like a proud mom of them same

Well I don't suck nut yeah, I am not the best .....

I meant but

I sang I Was like yup I suck so much then couple minets wow I am so good

Same

its a pretty hard song to sing lol

I don't think you can because nobody replied...

@@gachasins699 x2

Lmao

Yes, ( because im gonna do it)

I've totally forgotten about this comment lol !!! I guessed I used it anyway. As long as you are giving credits to the person, don't pretend it's yours and don't gain money with it, why couldn't you use it ? Okay, some persons would surely prefer to keep their work for themselves, but I think when you are doing it on youtube, there are just so many people who won't ask at all...

uwo i wonder y

Sameeee

@Anime User same 😔

Okay, well I like how you use your voice cover of this song. That’s perfect. 👍🏼

Everyone hates their own voice, the dislike of the sound of our own voices is physiological and psychological. First off, audio recordings translate differently to your brain than the sound you are used to when speaking. The sound from an audio device goes through the air and then in your ear (also known as air conduction). In turn, the sound energy impacts the ear drum and bones. From there, your ear bones transmit the sound vibrations to your cochlea. Speaking, on the other hand, allows sound to travel into your inner ear from an internal path through your skull. Some sounds will go through the air conduction process, but it is truly a balance between external and internal. The latter means you hear your voice in a lower frequency, usually which signals a sound deeper and richer in tone. So, your recorded voice tends to seem higher and thinner. it's brand-new and grounds you with the reality of how you sound versus how you perceive your voice. Since it is a part of self-identity, he explained that it can be uncomfortable to feel like what others hear from you is not connected to how you think you present yourself. And simply put, people are just not used to hearing themselves differently. In fact, in a 2005 study published on John Wiley & Sons, those who experienced voice issues and listened to recordings of themselves thought negatively about their recorded voices in comparison to their clinicians. All in all, don't be too hard on yourself, as the sound you hear is just personal preference, and those around you still love the way you sound. [Yes, I used google. I'm not smart lol]

Child we are the exact same person

Agreed

Do you regret this cringy comment. Repent.

@@dum.. fr

same UwU

Miraculous Cat oh yeah I heard it too :p

@@iza_eq1651 yeah like your pf pic

Miraculous Cat …

@@iza_eq1651 what

Don't be catch to the details

Yandere Chiaki? Unexpected plot twist right there!

sure

I can hear it too, I think it’s just from listening to this song over and over lol

yes

Same

It’s okay, everyone have own voices. My voice likes tomboy..

I just woke up and I sound like my throat is hurting

I don't hear it ;-;

ok

Hahan't

Aitchtick oh well that was 10 months ago soooo

Cool.

Do you regret this

what💀💀💀

@@jangyyoung EHE