That would be me!!! LOL

that is actually me when I see everyone's shocked faces in every reaction to this song

thanks. I would have actually missed it, but I went back because of your comment and.. soooo worth it! thx. :-)

it earned a new sub

Not often you can see your son hit puberty live on camera.

Like many others this is a song I watch every reaction video of... Jinjer is absolutely amazing!!!!!

No. No it will not

She has one of the most beautiful "clean" voices I've ever heard. And the music in this song is just beautiful as well

Rogério Barreto awww that was so cute

Yea most comments after the first reactions, I have seen, is Jesus, this one is more accurate.

Walker is one of the most quotable people on YT!

That was dry as hell 😂

Agreed

Same thought here :D :D :D

Perhaps because it's fake.

Our whole family LOL'd at your comment

Precise... I have 3 major hobbies: 1* Hunting 2* Fishing 3* Seeing Jinjer - Pisces reactions ( Can't help it... It's too much fun) :D :D :D

I'm subscribing because she associates things with colors like I do

Same here can't get enough of them

Omg..you are so right!!! Beavis and butthead were the first music reaction duo. What an epic observation

Damn, you're right.

The moment you realize you are old: I know what you actually mean by this...😜👍

Oh wow I never thought about that, but it's true...the great cornholio and butthead were doing reaction videos back then!..LMAO😅🙃🤣

LOL LOL LOL

You are mostly correct but I would add that your aryteniod cartilage also helps make to distort it. Also, with fry screaming the vocal cords do also create a little bit of the distortion. But it is not by phonating it by the vocal cords being close to closed and air passes through the slit making a buzzing/static sound.

Why bother, it’s a fucking hideous, silly row. It’s taking “heavy” music to a logical but not necessarily good extreme.

@@SvenTviking If you don't like it, don't listen to it. It's that simple. There are plenty of folks out there who do like this. I'm 55 and this is awesome. Although Pink Floyd is my favorite band, I've been listening to death metal also for almost 30 years.

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@@SvenTviking For people who aren't into it, this sort of growling can be very hit-or-miss. I'm more the symphonic metal type and Pisces has never really appealed to me (aside from appreciating the skill required and watching people react to it) but I've listened to The Eagle Flies Alone by Arch Enemy many times.

The music video tho 😍 such artistry

Yes!!!

It's a Quetzalcouatl, not a dragon... A mayan God depicted as a winged serpent.

I vote for Who is gonna be the one, that one's the best.

For sure alien weaponry is a nice band for these two who can't love a language you don't get at all 🤣 also alestorm is nice but might be a bit to adult topics or baby metal 😉

He has great taste

I'm a vocalist and I approve of this message! There is one thing that I would add; "When it comes to vocal damage be cautious but don't worry. Your vocal cords are more resistant than you think. Think about it we all have yelled at one point in our lives and it has not lead to vocal damage. Of course if you yell a lot you will get vocal damage. The same is true for screaming incorrectly. If you feel any discomfort stop immediately and take a break. If you still feel discomfort rest your voice for a few days. Remember be cautious and stay safe. To stay safe you do the right technique, warm up, stay hydrated, keep forward resonance, keep your throat relaxed, and don't overwork yourself(if you are tired it can be dangerous because you tend to put more pressure on your throat.)" Also, some good vocal coaches are Mary Z, Chris Liepe, and Kardavox academy!

Great comment. Thanks!

3 Years Apart Right on-keep it up!

@@handcoding - Thanks for the link, Ashley. Since Mary Z removed the video explaining Tatiana's screams that I've been trying to find her video that explains the screaming techniques correctly, to put to rest some misconceptions that are going around in the comments' sections of some Jinjer videos. ; )

Many cannot believe Tatiana is actually singing the growls until they watch perennial live.

Tatiana had zero training. She just did it.

I love his idea for using this technique as self defense. Might work!

@@3YearsApart1613 Usually people say you'd better not have an argument with Tatiana... you'll loose instantly...

I am a vocalist and I can in fact confirm that we do indeed swallow the devil to growl.

Walker has the best one liners. Maybe I should make a shirt with that on it..lol

Arkona is really great!

yeah, she's not the first by far but she's definately one of the best

archenemy?

The Agonist, Otep, Arch Enemy, etc.

Especially if they know he's a dad with a kid around their age, hahaha!

That is so amazing

for infected rain songs mold, me against you and passerby

There are so many now. I also like Once Human and Straight Line Stitch. I used to have a list of about 19 bands like this, but I misplaced it. ☹️

Not really. Anyone has the potential of doing it. It is just a matter of learning the biology and the techniques. I am a vocalist and I took me months to learn to do it and a year or so later I am still learning how to manipulate the basics to do different styles.

@@Gregorycrafter but thats the same as clean singing, anyone can learn to sing but nobody will sound the same, thats a minsconception with growls? Yes it can be learn as any other technic but that doesnt mean youre gonna sound like this or other great growls in music, in fact Tatisna didnt need to learn to growl like you said, she has it and just figured herself how to make it consistent without lessons

@@diegosotomiranda4107 she needed to learn it she just did it by herself Yes everybody sounds differently though it can be manipulated

Exactly! I discovered I could do this long before this type of singing came to the forefront of metal. Just singing in my car one night, and messing around with my range, and it just happened. While it can be learned, having a natural ability gives you a definite head start. I have Hypermobility Syndrome, and Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and I have no idea whether that was my natural inroad to being able to manipulate my voice in different manners.

Darn auto....thank you. I fixed it.

@TheBlackiwid kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jbWWoNGTupu3ZaM.html

@TheBlackiwid it does take training as a singer I know it does because even if u have a good teacher and do it in 30 minutes you have a risk of harsh damage to your vocal cords... It has to be mastered before doing it in a constantly without damage to one's vocal cords and mastering it takes time

It's a Quetzalcoatl, not a dragon.

@@blaken2880 thank you...

Practice practice practice, kids!

Yep, you are mostly correct. One thing though; it is not vocal fry. Vocal fry is that sound sassy teenage girls make. You can do it by singing a note and dropping the pitch until you hear a poping sound. That is vocal fry. What Tati is doing is called "fry screaming". I know some of the technical things about screaming(because I am a vocalist and have been for 2yrs now) and it does not hurt at all. It actually kinda feels like humming except you feel little to none vibration under the Adam's apple and there is slightly more pressure in your throat. The technique that she is using is know as "fry screaming" it is were the vocal cords are close to closed and air goes through the slit making a buzzing/static noise and then becomes more distorted because it make the false cords(Also known as the vestibular folds) and the aryteniod cartilage flap around and then it resonate on the soft palate. It took me about a half a year to learn to do it and it is perfectly safe as long as you warm up, keep a forward resonance, stay hydrated, keep your throat relaxed, and don't overwork yourself(When your tired it can be dangerous because then you tend to put more pressure on your throat). There is another technique that is commonly used and it is called "false cord screaming". It is very similar with the only difference being that the vocal cords are open and the false cords and aryteniod cartilage flaps around even more. You can tell difference between them easily because false cord screams sound more breathy, typically have a lower tone, and can't be held for as long(because it uses more air). I am not as familiar with false cord screams as I am with fry screams so there might a difference with the feeling but I'm not sure. There's different methods to learn the techniques. I can tell you how to get started on learning to scream if you want! And if you have any more questions feel free to ask me!

if you try this without knowing what you are doing you will damage your voice.

She doesn’t use her vocal chords she growls from her diaphragm and false chords. If anyone used their vocal chords they couldn’t use their head voice on a dime. I’ve seen them live twice and I can assure you she does the same thing constantly for nearly 2 hours, every day, all over the world on extremely large tours.

Yeah, anyone can learn to scream but it does not take years. You can learn the basics in months. What takes years is learning to manipulate the basic in various different ways. Also, it is as dangerous as you are saying. You can do it safely as long as you do the right technique, warm up, stay hydrated, keep a forward resonance, keep a relaxed throat, and don't overwork yourself(when you are tired it can be dangerous because you tend to put more pressure on your throat when you are tired). As a vocalist the advice I give to new screamers is "Practice when you can. If you feel any discomfort take a break and then get back to practicing. If you still feel discomfort then rest your voice for a few days or so and then get back to practicing.". I say this because that discomfort is only a sign that you are doing it wrong. But, doing the wrong technique will only produce damage if you do it for a while. Think about it we all have yelled at one point in our life but it has not produced any damage but if you are yelling for some time then that can lead to damage. Basically be cautious but not worried.

@@johnosenbaugh2250 You are correct that the distortion doesn't come from her vocal cords but her false cords. And that it needs good diaphragm support. But, the vocal cords play a role and she does not do it for 2 hours a day(as you can she Jinjer concerts last 30mins ~ 1h) because if she did she would overwork herself. I recommend 45mins a day with 15mins of that being a warm up. The technique that she is using is know as "fry screaming" it is were the vocal cords are close to closed and air goes through the slit making a buzzing/static noise and then becomes more distorted because it make the false cords(Also known as the vestibular folds) and the aryteniod cartilage flap around and then it resonate on the soft palate. It took me about a half a year to learn to do it and it is perfectly safe as long as you warm up, stay hydrated, keep a forward resonance, keep your throat relaxed, and don't overwork yourself(When your tired it can be dangerous because then you tend to put more pressure on your throat). There is another technique that is commonly used and it is called "false cord screaming". It is very similar with the only difference being that the vocal cords are open and the false cord and aryteniod cartilage flaps around even more. You can tell difference between them easily because false cord screams sound more breathy, typically have a lower tone, and can't be held for as long(because it uses more air). If you have any more questions feel free to ask me!

@@Templarofsteel88 Not, necessarily. Yes, of course you can damage your vocal cords if you do it incorrectly for a while. As a vocalist the advice I give to new screamers is "If there is discomfort stop immediately and take a break. If you still have discomfort then rest your voice for a few days. Basically be cautious about vocal damage but don't worry.". Think about it we all have yelled at one point in our lives but that has not lead to vocal damage. Of course if you yell a lot you will cause vocal damage. Same is true for screaming incorrectly. To do it safely you use the right technique, warm up, stay hydrated, keep forward resonance, keep your throat relaxed, and don't overwork yourself(if you are tired it can be dangerous because you tend to put more pressure on your throat.).

SCORE ! self time

@@terrymckim5363 lol

Yep, looks correct to me. The only correct that I would add is that you can learn the basics in a matter of months but what takes years is learning to manipulate the basics.

Ah, it's nice seeing another vocalist here!

@@Gregorycrafter I did some lead vocals but mostly backup. Started as a drummer and became a bassist because I got tired of nobody doing my songs. LOL I've used my "demon" growl for effect on several songs over the years. My personal favorite use was when I made the little brother of a girl I was hitting on flee in terror. I thought she was going to hyperventilate she was laughing so hard. In retrospect it was cruel and way over the top but hey when you are a young man and somebody is cramping your style... you know. lol

Yeah, being schoolkids, they'll get a kick out of _Teacher, Teacher_ ! 😉

ha..yes, I knew what was coming. This reaction was really fun to make.

Not really vocal fry is that sound a lot of sassy teenage girls make. You can do it by singing a note and dropping the pitch until you hear a poping sound. That is vocal fry. The technique that she is using is know as "fry screaming" it is were the vocal cords are close to closed and air goes through the slit making a buzzing/static noise and then becomes more distorted because it make the false cords(Also known as the vestibular folds) and the aryteniod cartilage flap around and then it resonate on the soft palate. It took me about a half a year to learn to do it and it is perfectly safe as long as you warm up, stay hydrated, keep a forward resonance, keep your throat relaxed, and don't overwork yourself(When your tired it can be dangerous because then you tend to put more pressure on your throat). There is another technique that is commonly used and it is called "false cord screaming". It is very similar with the only difference being that the vocal cords are open and the false cord and aryteniod cartilage flaps around even more. You can tell difference between them easily because false cord screams sound more breathy, typically have a lower tone, and can't be held for as long(because it uses more air). I am not as familiar with false cord screams as I am with fry screams so there might a difference with the feeling but I'm not sure. If you have any more questions feel free to ask me! Source: I am a vocalist

This isn't fry until the last line. She's using false cords :)

this is false cord scream not fry

It has taken her years but I would say "it has taken her year to learn how to do it without hurting herself". Because it probably has taken her a few months to learn how to do it without hurting herself but what takes years is learning how to manipulate it in various different ways.

That is really cool. Glad we could introduce you to something you haven't heard before.