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The ten second man comes in at number 1.

Anthony knows we've come for hard men, he knows us too well so hopefully we didn't came early

I agree that these songs are actually incredibly easy to sing if you're Anthony Vincent.

The fact that Alice In Chains and Soundgarden/Audioslave didn’t make it on here is insane. Some of the most unique and profound sounds I haven’t heard truly replicated to this day.

Chris Cornell missed this list? Bro... Beyond the Wheel he could do in 1990 as good as he could do before he died. Saw them in concert and his ability to belt was just amazing.

Steelheart - I'll never let you go (ending) Boston - More Than a Feeling (before guitar solo + before the last chorus) ACDC - Thundestruck Rammstein - Mein Herz Brennt (low voice) Slipknot - Vermilion pt. 1 (low voice) Queensryche - Silent Lucidity (low voice) Deep Purple - Child in Time Saosin - Voices (ending) Harem Scarem - If There Was a Time (opening) James Durbin - While My Guitar Gently Weeps (cover) (ending) Skid Row - I Remember You (last chorus) Skid Row - Midnight, Tornado (before entering and last chorus) Skid Row - Quicksand Jesus (last chorus) Steve Vai - In My Dreams With You (Devin Townsend as the vocalist) Steve Vai - Still My Bleeding Heart (Devin Townsend as the vocalist) Nazareth - Love Hurts Alice in Chains - Man in the Box (chorus) Queen - Killer Queen (technically kinda difficult)

I feel like making a list like this without a single Queen song is kind of nuts. Somebody to love to it's belting, Under Pressure for Freddie insane flasero high note during the bridge, We Are the Champions for its refusal to have any low or medium notes at all with no falsetto, and Bohemian Rhapsody for its batshit insane singing especially in the rock and opera sections.

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the bridge to "given up" by LP is imo one of the hardest vocal fries to ever attemp RIP chester he was an amazing vocalist and person ❤❤❤

Here is my top 10 male vocals that are hard to sing. 10. Chester Bennington - Crawling 9. Jon Bon Jovi - Always 8. Michael Bolton - Go the Distance 7. Serj Tankian - Chop Suey 6. Steve Tyler - Crazy 5. Kurt Cobain - Smells like Teen Spirit 4. Andrew Wood - Chloe Dancer 3. Eddie Vedder - Invincible 2. Chris Cornell - Say Hello 2 Heaven 1. Layne Staley - Man in a Box Edit: Replaced a few Band names with lead singers from those bands.

I feel they could have added on someone from the metal world. Geoff Tate, Dickinson, Kiske, Halford, King Diamond, and there’s more where that came from. Especially if you want high notes that goes on forever. That said, I bet there are a bunch of mostly unknown singers out there they would absolutely blow our minds and be very hard to replicate.

Bridge from Satellites by Periphery, starting from 5:05 (4:30 if you want to add even more versality to the whole thing), Spencer is insane

Painkiller by Judas Priest is freaking hard to get right. Halford’s range is insane, and to be able to scream like that is a feat on its own, not to mention doing it for an entire song. Also, the long note at the end takes a lot of stamina.

ok i don't have a top but like a7x - I won't See You Tonight part 1 is really intense, that part before the end that goes "essence left my heart tonight" is so incredible, M Shadows truly slayin it also on their song Afterlife jimmy's backing vocals during the bridge are actually insane like genuinely so impressive

Dimash Kudaibergen is imo the most talented vocalist in the world (SOS/Sinful Passion), Chris cornell (Slaves & Bulldozers/Birth Ritual/Smokestack Lightning/Beyond the Wheel to name a few) and I think the Rev's bridge vocals on Afterlife are very difficult to recreate.

A few immediately come to mind Highlander (The One) by Lost Horizon The Major General’s song from the Pirates of Penzance Bring him home from Les Mis is hard to convey emotionally and skilfully with the voice. There are plenty more challenging than some of the songs on this list. If the only challenge is range, it’s not a very good list. There are multiple different things that make performances great. Range, diction, emotional content, clarity.

My top 10 as a singer. Most of these arent well known so i hope its new for you too: #10: Luca Turilli's Rhapsody-Ascending to Infinity (especially choruses and ending) #9: Shaman-Fairy Tale (climax part) #8: Steelheart - She's Gone (the whole damn thing) #7: Anything with Mike Patton's whistle screeches in it #6: Skid Row - Quicksand Jesus #5: Bride-Same Ol' Sinner/Heroes/Live To Die (Dale Thompson has a Bb0-Eb7 vocal range and he has so many insanely difficult songs. There is a vocal range video on his yt, check out all the crazy stuff he does) #4: Dimash-Diva Dance (dont personally like his style but man that's hard af) #3: Twilight Force-Twilight Horizon (chorus is...damn) #2: Cage-Ancient Evil (freaking 20second D6 man...who tf can do that) or Death Dealer-Gunslinger (Sean Peck is just an animal, cant decide whats hardest with him) #1: Lost Horizon-Highlander (The One). (Absolutely hardest song in the world imo and Daniel is 1% of the 1% of singers)

I love seeing how much Anthony knows about music. It's really amazing.

I'm in my 50's and can only hit it about 10% of the time now, but I could usually hit Ah-a's note when it came on the radio in the 80's. I'd never heard anyone say that Living on a Prayer was that hard. The part in Runaway where it sounds like he pulled his zipper up too fast; that's hard!.

Everytime you post a video, I instantly become the hardest man

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I think Ronnie James Dio is hard to imitate. Especially that power in the upper mid-section. The man hits D5's and E5's so heavily, round and with the rasp, I've never seen someone do that.

If we're talking strictly high notes 1. Rainbow - Stargazer (The Ending in particular) 2. Yngwie Malmsteen - Leonardo (Reinventing machineeees part, ending of vocal lines) 3. Riot - Thundersteel 4. Gamma Ray - As Time Goes By (The ending) 5. Helloween - Victims of Fate Kiske Version (You will burn in hell part) 6. Impellitterri - United We Stand There are also more difficult transitions in other songs that I don't know of the top of my head.

This title is amazing, thank you brother 👌

Thought the same thing about "crazy". -STEELHEART: (either one) She's gone, or I'll never let you go -SKID ROW: Quicksand Jesus, In a darkened room, monkey business, wasted time -VAN HALEN: The last minute of 'Judgment day' -BON JOVI: the end of 'Runaway', 'She Don't Know Me', the baby scream at the end of 'In These Arms', the last chorus line on 'Never Say Die'(blaze of glory), the scream in the middle of ' I'll Be There For You' -SLAUGHTER: 'Loaded Gun' -DEEP PURPLE: 'Highway Star' the opening screams -BOSTON: 'More Than A Feelin' high notes -HEART: 'Alone' -ROXETTE: 'It Must Have Been Love' -IRON MAIDEN: 'Run To The Hills', beginning of "The Number Of The Beast' -PANTERA: 'Cemetery Gates' (screams at the end) OR the lower end register like Barry White, or Type O negative, Darth Vader.. etc.. Lastly, I'd be interested to hear you attempt some cartoon voices. Like Mel Blanc or Billy West etc.. Those voice actors do a lot with their vocals, and I wonder if a singer could get close?

I think "Into the unknown" by Panic! At the Disco and "She's gone" of Steelheart are two really difficult songs to sing perfectly.

1. Flatline - Periphery 2. Redemption Song - Bob Marley 3. Given Up - Linkin Park 4. Gloryhole - Steel Panther 5. Abigail - King Diamond 6. Big Iron - Marty Robins 7. War Ensemble - Slayer 8. IT is the End - Ice Nine Kills 9. What a Wonderful World - Louis Armstrong 10. Shipoopi - Peter Griffin

Soundgarden- Slaves and Bulldozers Jeff Buckley-Grace Freddie Mercury- Love Of My Life Bryan McKnight-Anytime Devin Townsend-Deadhead Leprous-Alleviate Peripehry-Satellite

You could pick a line from literally any song that Dimash Kudaibergenov sings and justifiably call it one of the hardest vocal lines for a man to sing, particularly the bridge of unforgettable day (gakku version). The end of sos, and the end of sinful passion

I love the the Crazy shoutout! Steven is a beast!

I think I Awake by Soundgarden is definitely a hard song to sing, really. Especially the chorus when Chris wails "Remember! I love you, love you!".

Dimash- stranger. final f sharp note.... Think he holds it for around 20 seconds. Obviously he's done more astonishing things but I think you'd get a crack out of attempting this one 😅 But If you're you're feeling really brave look up unforgettable day live performance and look for the d8 note 😅

Periphery's "Satellites" deserves a mention too. Spencer Sotelo hits two G5s in the middle section

“Beyond The Wheel” by Chris Cornell of Soundgarden is definitely a hard male vocal performance to sing.

I was so impressed with your vocals here. I think Bellamy has some high notes and you impressed me already with Supremacy. My favourite of yours. Halford is always good. This is another of my fav videos. Laughed so hard throughout especially with tickling and shaking yourself. You were at your cutest here. I live for these videos. A good investment. Thanx Ant! 😂🤎

very entertaining video and man, your vocal range and overall singing abilities are just amazing! greetings from Germany, keep rockin' !!

I dont think anything is harder than trying to get the right tone on Journey songs Any decent singer can simply sing the song on pitch but Steve's tone is just unbelievable.

Love Hate Love by Alice in Chains. The mid section when Layne just belts his vocals like a madman has to take a lot out of anyone who tries to attempt it.

Micro cuts by muse. Even matt bellamy himself cannot sing it anymore. But if you check out 2001 live he goes even higher and crazier

Steelheart - She's Gone (High notes, clarity) Sonata Arctica - The Wolf and the Raven (powerful, fast, high notes, breath control (seriously, where does he breathe?)) Skid Row - Monkey Business (slide across registers, fast paced lyrics, distortion in high register)

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"Grace" by Jeff Buckley should absolutely be on a hardest to sing list. Jeff had incredible control, such a unique tone, and he holds a 45 minute high note at the end.

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"Dimash Kudaibergen - Opera 2" (or any other song he sings, actually) is definitely one of the hardest songs a man can sing. The performance is amazing, but the last note is just unbelievable.

I have some ideas from the most difficult vocal lines for some men: Red - Already Over (Chorus) Ellie Goulding - Love me like you do Carly Rae Jepsen - Curiosity Eminem Mitch Lucker screams Dimash - Your Love

Every song sung by *Matthew Bellamy* from MUSE. Especially the "Time is running out" bridge and "Unintended" the ending. Go go, falsetto molto! 🤗😇

Chop suey - system of a down is a very difficult song to sing in terms of breath control. And hitting that high c at the end consistently is impressive

It must have been a tons of hard work to train yourself, respect!

At least one Muse song could make the list. Many would probably mention "Supremacy" or "Micro Cuts". Especially the latter has the crazy Hullabaloo live version where Matt does a mix between a falsetto and a scream in the chorus. However, my choice would be either the ending of "Showbiz" or the bridge of "Shrinking Universe". Then I have Cradle of Filth, and I'm not talking about any random scream that Dani Filth does. The 1994 song "The Principle of Evil Made Flesh" from the album with the same title that has a crazy part. The song was remade in 2001 for the album "Bitter Suits to Succubi", so I suggest to use this version. The part starts at 2.50 and goes on for nearly 35 seconds. The last 70 seconds of Edguy's cover of Ultravox's song "Hymn". Other than sounding incredible, it's also beautiful. Gorgoroth's "Crushing the Scepter" when the song speeds up at 1.18. It's overly funny as it sounds like Donald Duck decided to from a black metal band. Anyway, I'd be curious to hear you try that part. This one is probably a cup of tea for you, but I'd like to see you perform the ending of Jeff Buckley's "Grace". The chorus of Marilyn Manson's "Running Through the Edge of the World" with the same emotion he puts. Mercyful Fate's "Evil". The first falsetto that comes out of nowhere at the beginning of the song and all the switches from falsetto to a growlish voice that King Diamond does like it's nothing. The ending of Stratovarius' "Black Diamond". X JAPAN's "Jade", the part from 2.18 to 3.35. This style of voice sounds even harder when made by Japanese given their peculiar voice. This song gives, in my opinion, a perfect example. The last one is a classic. I don't remember if you performed this in one of your videos. You probably did. The crescendo from Deep Purple's "Child in Time" though deserves to be mentioned.

Hell yeah good video Anthony!

Yannis Papadopoulos the singer from the band Beast in Black really got some crazy vocal lines. My favourite one is their song Oceandeep. Really good stuff. And also I would say that Thomas Winkler, the Former singer of the band gloryhammer took Part in a Cover Version of the Song Warriors of the World by the german band Feuerschwanz and he hits a total impossible high note in the end of the Song!

And coming in at #1 Johnny Sins

Im not sure which ACDC song is actually the hardest, but Brian Johnson has gotta be the list somewhere, right? Its so rare to see a guy hit those notes with his tone that hard.

The second half of Highlander (the one) by Lost Horizon has some of the most crazy vocal lines ever.

Most of Dimash songs. He can hit F#6 super naturally and D8 as a whistle. He constantly hits E6 but there are songs that he sings that are Higher on pitch.. he's an alien! Check him if you don't know him

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Hardest vocal line for rock, pop and metal, perhaps. Real hardest vocal line ever might be Ah mes amís! from La fille du regiment, by Gaetano Donizetti, 9 C4s all along a non falsetto pitch, but all of these in forte with the latter one in fortissimo. Best examples for Alfredo Kraus, Juan Diego Flórez and Lawrence Brownlee. Anyway, your tessitura and your vibrato are amazing, spot on all of these! great to hear you Anthony!

Finally, what I've been asking for.

I think one of the toughest vocal lines is the ending of Ghost in the Rain by Beast in Black. That final scream is insane

I’ve always found man in the box by Alice In Chains difficult to sing, but I’m more of a guitarist than a singer.

Gethsemane is hard to do, not entirely from a technical standpoint, but also in terms of emotional dynamics

These lists never clarify if the songs are hard to sing for people who can sing or just overall. Also its always about how high you can go, never how low.

Lovin' You -- Minnie Riperton Great Gig In The Sky -- Clare Torrey Two off the top of my head 😉

The scream in Given up by linkin park, it's just breath control, but can be difficult

I always think Peter Steele from Type O Negative is hard because he sings such low notes. Mike Patton from Faith No More too because he has such a vast vocal range.

Number of the Beast - the Dickinson scream.. u know the one.. Run to the Hills - that same scream near the bridge.. Maria Brink NAILS it! Cemetery Gates - the end part.. (even the squeals by Dime are the hardest to even play for a guitar god like Zakk Wylde) Painkiller - why not? Burn in Hell - Tim Ripper Owens baybayy

I just realized why I love your voice so much, it reminds me of Chris Cornell :)

Watch/MsMojo always just go to Wikipedia to do any song list. Literally 60% of this list has been covered very well by a lot of performers. (Hell, NSP did a fantastic cover of “Take On Me.”) They neglect the male vocalists with *actual* wide ranges like Geddy Lee (Rush), Brian Johnson (AC/DC), Axl Rose, Corey Taylor, Jon Anderson (Yes), and Rik Emmett (Triumph). There’s a reason their vocals don’t get covered as often as these others: They’re really fucking hard!

Can you show us the top ten most difficult that you and your peers think is the hardest in history? I wanna know what is the extreme difficulty that just blows your mind. Would love to see you all give it your best shot and see who's best at the REAL hardest songs of all time.

Some songs by Paul McCartney For example, his scream in "Live And Let Die", live version of "Call Me Back Again", "So Glad To See You Here", also live version of "Wild Life", and the cool thing is "Monkberry Moon Delight". Maybe some songs from Beatles period ("Oh, Darling") McCartney, I think, is most underrated singer. He has so many wonderful songs where his voice is on the top of the vocal's opportunities. Next second after singing the romantic part of song he could scream and shout like he's recording his vocals from the mental hospital. Also people say he had 4 octave range

man your facial hair is SO fire. definitely a style i wanna work towards now xDD

Nice title

I was also one of the hardest men hours ago

Great impression of Jack Black singing Don't Want to Miss a Thing

Greetings from Sri Lanka Anthony 🔥🇱🇰🤘🏻 Colour me a colossal fan of your work. I know some of this will be a breeze for you, but regardless, it's a fun list of ball busting tunes 🫡. Leonardo - Yngwie Malmsteen's Rising Force (sung by Mark Boals) Child in Time - Deep Purple Dracula - Iced Earth Battle Angels - Sanctuary Aces High - Iron Maiden Gethsamane (Jesus Christ Superstar) Keeper of the Seven Keys - Halloween Precious Jerusalem - Blind Gaurdian Headless Cross - Black Sabbath Painkiller - Judas Priest 🤘🏻

I always thought that the ending of "I won't see you tonight Pt. 1" by avenged sevenfold is considered challenging, since he sings very high using his chest voice. In general m. shadows has an insane chest voice range.

"Black Rain", by Soundgarden, is one that comes to mind. Add a few other songs such as "Beyond the Wheel" and "Jesus Christ Pose" and... well, I can make an entire list just with Chris Cornell's songs 😆

It was really nice of you to make this video!

Lots of going high here - but what about good sounding lows? Kinda 'hard' if you lack the anatomy :) Georg Stern with Das Orchester Rheingold - Im tiefen keller sitz' ich hier J.D Sumner & the stamps - Wayfaring stranger Geoff Castellucci - Way Down - or pretty much any other of his songs because of the lows. Günter Wewel - O, wie will ich triumphieren - This piece has one of the lowest notes in opera, which makes it even harder because no amplification is to be used. Tim Foust - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / Stay

Definetely the whistle singing of Vitas is impressive (and also, hard)

I can’t wait to see some hard men 😳

My Last Attack by Holy Grail - 36 seconds in. Also a really cool vocal run after the solo at 3 min 53. Awake by Mutiny Within - 1 min 50 (1 min 18 to 2 for the full range), or 3 min 38.

Just my own list of male singers off the top of my head: Kurt Kobain-high notes hit and vocal rasp is iconic i.e. Territorial pissings/aneurysm/etc. Freddie Mercury- vocal range that is exampled in all of Bohemian Rhapsody Jeff Buckley- Lover, You should have come over/Hallejullah (mood/tone of the singing) Eminem- Rap God (rapping fast) David Dramian/Serj Tankian - Metal vocalist with classical training. Using elements from one style into their own. Down with the sickness/ Chop Suey both have these used. Also you could make hot takes vids of which singer you think is better

The thing is I can give you a hard vocal line, but you'll nail it anyway.

I would say a Sleeping With Sirens song or two could make a list like this. It's not so much that Kellin Quinn's voice is as high as it is, but rather the fact that some vocal lines are sung with so much power... 👀

I'm impressed by how much you were forced to cut before you could post this video. Content ID is a plague.

That Aerosmith cover needs to ne full length- Full parody with Armageddon jokes 😂

I'd absolutely love to see you try to the hellfire - Lorna Shore, actually anything by Lorna shore would be amazing to see

One of the most impressive vocal performances I’ve ever seen was Jeff Buckley doing Grace live!

Hallowed be thy name, not only for the hard notes, but breathing control and pitch is a major chore.

This is hands down my favorite video you've done recently. I laughed, I cried, I tried to sing some of these songs.

Holy shit, I always thought that high note in crazy was just the guitar. That's mind-blowing how high he can reach.

Any dimash song have to be in the next list, André Matos singing the high note in the end of "Carry On" is good too

Blow up the outside world - Soundgarden From Yesterday - 30 Seconds to Mars Knife Prty - Deftones An Ordinary Extinction - Architects

Living for this video and commentary.

Chester will be missed and never forgotten. Hybrid Theory was the soundtrack to my life when it came out.

Judas Priest - Painkiller Queensrÿche - Take Hold of the Flame

So very talented Anthony!!! Love watching your videos.

Solid ad tie in. Good episode