Or... "Hold my beer."

Yeah he will make shitty music just because he found a new sound he can make.

Nicely put.

Yeah!

Also "why the fuck not?" Can't do Mike Patton without swearing

Mikeception

The whole video would be him eating a sandwich.

@@lisareb2346 Just put in his reaction to Wolfmother.

@@pryingeyes1551 You hearing this shit

I've seen him multiple times, in multiple bands. I think the best time was at the defuct Trocadero, in Philly. Tomahawk was touring with their first album... The TLA was pretty good, but I was completely drunk at that show.

Pretty much

Dimash destroys Mike Patton vocally.

@@muhammad608 He really doesn't though... Dimash has a higher range, but not a lower one. He uses vocal fry to "hit" those A1 notes and it doesn't sound very good, as opposed to someone who can comfortably hit those notes like Peter Steele of Type O Negative/Mike Patton... Dimash is so classically trained that his distorted singing voice isn't good at all for contemporary music. He does one style of music very well, but honestly I see Dimash as somewhat unilateral because no matter what he's accompanied by he's still Dimash. It reminds me of Sean Connery only being able to play himself. Mike Patton can completely change faces, Dimash is wonderful but he's not as talented as a lot of other vocalists. There's way more to it than range alone. He does a beautiful pure tone - cool, I'm over it. Heard him enough to know he is flat otherwise. He's probably the best in classical but as soon as you add vocal distortion all his vocal runs are better compared to Whitney Houston or someone like that and honestly she blows him out of the water because he's a soulless robot to me his emotions are fake because he's so trained and his personality is contrived. He's a crowd manipulator, nothing more to me: the best countertenor of our time - but it's not great music, ultimately. I can't listen to it beyond the wow factor of a male going that high. Mike Patton actually makes great music to me, lol. Classical low key is terrible and monotone - it's like a circle jerk of the same songs over and over. Kyo from Dir en Grey goes even higher with his screams, and has way more emotion. Kyo blows dimash out of the water... And in terms of diversity it's a no contest: Mike Patton is by far the most diverse vocalist outside of Kyo - close 1st/2nd. To "destroy" implies mastery of the voice and Dimash is a specialist in one thing only and the lows he attempts are outside his vocal range.

@@muhammad608 I never digged dimash that much actually, the dude is a beast on the voice, but he specializes/focuses on one way of singing, and I personally don’t enjoy him, Mike Patton can sing anything, opera? Sure, Metal? Of course, rap? Hell yeah, salsa? Absolutely, he is probably the most versatile musician I’ve ever heard, oh and he doesn’t even know how to read tabs, he is self taught musician

@@guywholovesmusic4611 Why are you jealous of Dimash? He has more money than you.

Think he did the zombies in left for dead games too.

He was also did the voice of the darkness in the darkness video games

I think he voiced PacMan in the 1981 Atari game also.

I heard he also had a hand in creating the original pieces for the game of chess - not sure if you know that one off the bat.

and...TMNT Shredders Revenge

@Jason Voorheese imagine walking into a music-shop and browsing the selection of mike pattons... i bet he'd be pretty expensive, even the base model..

If there was a store... the base model Mike Patton would always be sold out and the only one available is worth more than the store and is kept in a locked glass case.... that would be covered in fingerprints!

I got the Mike Patton - Metal Zone signature model overdrive pedal built in. It really screams

Best way to put it!

I am a pro Mike Patton player

it was a synth coming in unison on his low note. she aint know what happened.

Meh. Vocal coaches suck ass compared to Patton. So they just realize how much they suck

It was throat singing, and it's absurdly hard to learn

Oh my god that is so cool, you have a super badass daughter.

I introduced my 7 yr. old daughter to Patton as well... everytime we drive to her Karate classes we blast Patton. It's her pump up music!

@@juanboscorobleto4021 That's awesome my friend 👍

@@juanboscorobleto4021 That is just the coolest.

He got me through high school about 26 years ago...

@@bloodybungalow7316 yikes, that's a bit inappropriate

Black Queen how is it inappropriate?? inappropriate...to what??

@@bloodybungalow7316 italian's ain't as much stupid as commiefornians

@@bloodybungalow7316 ...what a ignorant ass you are!

Bloody Bungalow is it not inappropriate to be xenophobic now lmao

Any of those popular or iconic?

He even got featured on a Sepultura song.

Classical composer, voice over ist, the list goes on

​@@roberthaizlip4351 Faith no more

@@PieceOfMind0666 he was in the orginal.and most epic lineup of Faith No More

what song is that

@@jakefinn5804 kzfaq.info/get/bejne/d5ukqs2bntPGn2Q.html

@@jakefinn5804 Not Alone by Dub Trio 🥰

@@jakefinn5804 one of his projects - peeping tom "we're not alone"

freddie mercury

@@pine6193 well, there's Daniel Gildenlow from Pain of Salvation too...

Never heard of Pain of Salvation. I should have heard of them sooner. Thank you. Also , Kyo from Dir En Grey (Japan) also has comparable range to Mike.

@@JackXombi then i suggest you start listening to the first 5 albums. It's magic. After those it's pretty good stuff, but those 5 are amazing .

Tatiana Shmaylyuk is the yin to Mike's yang

^^^^^ THIS

Find someone who looks like Rebecca. Good luck with that.

Right lol, when she said every part of his body was an instrument and/or note I saw the infatuation set in.

It's only desire. It won't last.

I heard the "sploosh"

Hahaha

I mean spill the blood would be a pretty good father daughter song

@@redsharp2 The family that slays together, stays together. \\m//

😄

"I don't trust anyone who doesn't like Slayer" (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/Z9yBmJeq0pPNqIU.html)

extra pair of vocal folds! for sure

Mike Patton is stupid? The question wasn’t a yes or no question. The question was what range he has, which is said to be 6 octaves and he could also specify his actual range in terms of highest and lowest note. I hate this meme and the “No one: “ meme. Bring back harambe or the “O Rly” owl. Even dat boi. Just not this. End this please.

No One: "We should have meme-police". Christian Gasior: "Hold my pint of vinegar. I got this shit."

It would be funny....but it's so true

RAAAAAAANGEEEEEE!

he was influenced by captain beefheart and randy from the residents, both beefheart and randy would mimic other singer's styles eventually hitting on their own vibe by doing so.

He's good, but that's a bit of an overreaction

That would actually be Dimash. Mike is just a hair behind.

@@randywissler9923 Patton's voice more versatile than Dimash.

Agreed Mr. Patton is the best

Corey Taylor also had an incredible range. If you look past Slipknot to his other music, he's got a great voice.

Imagine Patton and Buckethead together.

@@neilpatrickhairless The universe would implode. Would like to see Patton do duets with Bjork.

@@joelcprice isn't there a video with him and Bjork?

@@jademonolith If there is I haven't seen it.

Ha! I said pretty much the exact same thing on her previous Patton video! Lol

Improv too, he literally just jumped in a vocal booth and did all the vocal work in like two or three run threw off the movie. He also did many of the zombie voices for Left for Dead 1 & 2.

What I was going to say lol. He also voiced the robots in Portal and I think the demons in the Darkness.

@@kellybills2987 Pretty sure it was the Darkness itself. I think the darklings were other people though.

Wow, I did not know this thanks.

And did the common infected for the Left 4 Dead series of games!

I know I'm late to the party but this is incorrect, unfortunately. I love Mike and his vocal range but the record is held by Tim Storms with a 10 octave range

With real singing! Some actually have to nerve to compare Patton with Axl Rose, saying he has the same. There is NO comparing the two. Axl should not count as he is skreeching the notes, not singing them. Patton is effortlessly hitting the notes sounding perfect.

@@Mishap13 meh? I used to hate G&R when they came out with Appetite, but now I could listen to that album more than once a week! Especially Mr. Brownstone and Rocket Queen!

​@@TricklarockThey didnt say prime Guns N Roses sucks, they said Axl Rose doesnt have nearly the same vocal range of Mike Patton

@@mediumvillain and...?

lol...As low as a bass singer yes..Many bass singers sing lower. Patton is the best but just saying.

@@Timbo6669 Natural Bass range singers are very rare, most of times there are baritones singing the lowest they can but it´s not the same, there are a lot more of tenors for example.

Hmm Mike's range is awesome!!! But tbh... he can't sing high. He can scream high, which is really cool. But he can't stay in that high range and actually sing his lyrics there. Most women can easily sing way higher than him

@@eduardomora7035 - I'm a natural bass. I can hit an A1 on the bottom. But Mike Patton can get nearly as low as me.

Mike lowest note is D1. Lower than 99,99% mens.

I feel the same, I'm 42 and I know not a popular opinion but at 12 hearing/ seeing Epic on tv gave me a life time of Mike. Thank goodness for that song regardless of how it is viewed. What an amazing time to be alive in his presence with that voice, attitude, integrity, theatrics, humour, diversity, genius, & prolific work. Long may he reign!

Same. I mean, exactly the same. Not even funny.

Same, including age. Saw FNM open for Metallica in 1989, was there for the Patton.

Thats funny I am 46 and have been listening to Patton since 15ish

Well said. I'm 47 and I feel like I owe them a huge dept. In 1989 when The Real Thing came out my parents were in the middle of seeing how shitty they could be to each other while doing their damnedest to drive me over the edge. That album was my escape. So just in case somebody in the band should happen across this video, Thank you guys for possibly saving my life.

Wow didn't know that! nice

What's it called?

@@thetranz13nt52 album is called Medulla

@@JNygaard Where Is The Line is sooooo goooood

@@thetranz13nt52 I just found a documentary about the making of the album last night. I don't know if you're into that but I can post the link if you want. It shows her working with Patton and the other artists.

lol

Accurate

hahaha

Hahahahahahaha

hahahahahahahhaha

Lemon Sqeez That’s f’ing hilarious.

LMAO!!

There's no way he could possibly take the lame-stream route.

Absolutely... incredible singer. Calling it a gift though is in danger of taking away from the incredible amount of time and effort in exploration, mimicry, practice. It's a craft and he's an absolute master craftsmen

Touché!

@Steve Kenna, thanl you very much!

We all can become singers if we love the art enough and put as much work, passion and care for ourselves and for our body as we do for our art and our creativity. Still, he is a master of the craft and has shown us so many ways to create music, not only with his voice but with the variety of musicians and styles he has combined and mashed up beautifuly. Lovage, Peeping Tom, Mr. Bungle, Faith No More, Mondo Cane, all nearly entirely different bands and all wonderful and creative in themselves.

no, he is not. he is a god for those who know him, and all the others who don´t care are not worth listening to his music. ;)

that's so incredibly wrong. how can he possibly be underrated? he is one of the lucky ones that just have the attention they deserve. and that was possible because he is pretty good looking/sexy, and he's a "figure" (i don't know if it's correct (sorry am not english), in the sense that he attracts your attention/makes you curious of him for his "figure"), and last not last because he was/is part of a pretty mainstream rock band like FNM, that made him enough popular and gave him financial indipendency so he could actually choose to do the musician/artist as a "job". He is not overrated at all, he really values as a musician and really is a great vocalist&artist: but from this to say that he is underrated, - hell no. This man's done voices for movies and video games..

the best

@@vs.versus1087 Music is worth sharing more than keeping it for yourself. If people don't listen to him it may be cause they don't know him

Maybe you should open a dictionary and revaluate the definition of * Underrated *. You are welcome! :)

And occasionally does some videogame voice over for creatures and monsters. He’s great.

He was already kicking ass in Mr Bungle long before FNM. They recently released the best thrash album of the last 40 years. A retake of their first demo LP.

@@TheFissionchips new mr bungle album is unreal

@thefissionchips its the HEAVIEST ive ever heard and I used to play slayer and deicide and morbid angel and megadeth. its the absolute 10 ton hammer, son. BAM! FORK THE EASTER BUNN BUN!

I like how you forgot to mention mr. Bungle

Glad I finally got to see him live before that started.

Oh no what a shame. Covid fucked up a lot of our lives

Well, Mr Bungle are back on tour so hopefully whatever he was suffering from was short-lived.

Mike Patton has agoraphobia?!? 😳 He pulls out his entire soul on stage when he performs. What a dichotomy! I hope he finds peace and sees his way through whatever his struggles are.

Your friend has the leave the religion of jazz. That said, there are some very very very straight and narrow people listening and playing jazz. It's like jazz gives you the world, and they say "nope, it's this 3m2 plot of land in the rainforest" and then calls that the world.

Check out tomahawk

Which project is that?

Surprise, You're Dead! was from Faith No More's album The Real Thing.

I see what you did there.

@@xbob33x God dammit you beat me to it LMFAO!

I saw a recording of a show he did with Dillinger Escape Plan and he said to the crowd "I'll fuck you if you buy me a beer." lmao

Change of knickers for one I think

I think every girl falls in love when they hear him sing

Your mentioning Angel Dust somehow manages to remind me of Mr Bungle. Is it evil? Angel Dust remaining one of my top albums for a ruddy long time though. Somewhere along the way, my memories tide away back to late 1980' / early 1990's. I should say no more, shouldn't I?

I Was sold the album before, I remember still when I Went into the shop picking it up, listening to it There... to me it is still Amazing. And it is so much his Wayne of acting the songs the way he use his voice.

Both Flipper the dolphin and an erupting pulsar could say that at the same time as Anthony and I would not be able to tell which of the 3 would be more full of crap. Mike is the epitome of the phrase "one of a kind" in the realm of all vocal talent...ever.

Haha nah it’s even better than that old Kaleidoscope accused Patto of stealing his DANCING style not his singing, and if you watch the videos of epic, falling to pieces I think you’ll see where he was coming from... which makes it even funnier, Mike Patton does have a history of trolling people like that

@@johndead249 He was on about everything......dancing, singing, clothes he wore. All nonsense either way mind.

Djo Fortunato Right? I loved how Patton trolled the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Ugh. I still hate that band. When I was a kid, I would hear one of their songs on the radio and already be sick of it. Meh. Trash band. Just my opinion. 😊

Keidis is tone deaf. Literally. Uses real time auto tune.

"Shut up and take my money!" Where in Patton's name did you get that shirt?! (haha see what I did there?)

Juan Bosco Robleto I’ve had it a few years but I believe I got it on Red Bubble n

That's sucks, tinnitus is no fun

lmao that was gold if you captured it

The king!!

Does he now??

This must b Jay nadeau

Hahaha - She's definitely gonna need a minute after this

🤣🤣🤣

Yup, I feel that too.

HOLY SHIT!!! HE COULD DO IT!!! First I heard the suggestion.

definitely, especially because raul is dead!

Cara mia

We need Mike Patton as General Bison too!

OMG YES

Jonathan Dufern what are your favorite Faith No More albums?

@@Charlotte-Willow King for a Day is my favorite. His voice is so smooth on the softer songs yet blisters into absolute crazy punk, hardcore, metal crescendos that make me laugh and yet give me goosebumps such as Cuckoo for Caca. #2 would be The Real Thing. His high end falseto vibrato is just amazing. Any other singer and one could call it "whiny" but Mike is just freaking perfect at it. He also uses this rythmatic funk syllable style to contrast that upper range perfectly! The last album was a great comeback an of course Angel Dust is amazing. However Those are my top 2 of them all in order.

@Jonathan Dufern Thank you..I listened to The Real Thing constantly when it first came out. Just went back to it recently and forgot how good it was and how talented Mike Patten is and wanted to get into more...Underwater Love ...so good.

Tomahawk is my fave

He told someone I know that he is a hack instrumentalist and doesn't like playing them but can sketch out a song. He also said that all he had to do with Bungle was describe a word or color or feel and they could make the sound he was thinking of

Drew Wallace 😂

If it's from Apple Bees there just might be some "evidence"in it lol

Even Patton said that album was a hard listen.

Have this album! Mindbending

Six Litanies for Heliogabalus is another one that's hard to listen to but is just a truly insane display of vocal ability.

That album arrived in the post after I'd got back from a coach journey, fairly sure I'd just seen the pumpkins, anyway, it was around 3am...I insisted to my girlfriend at the time that we listen to it all before bed...

Yeah faith no more is his most vanilla stuff 😂

Yes! "Awwww she missed it!" :D

Why can't you just started a sentence, without having to sound like every other young millennial, by adding "low-key" to the beginning? Just say THE FUNNIEST PART WAS AT THE VERY END, PERIOD! Okay BRUH???

@@Danimal77 Do you understand that words have actual meaning to them? If I'd simply said, "the funniest part was at the end," it would not have conveyed *why* it was funny. By adding "low key" I was specifically pointing out how subtly funny it was in a "blink and you'll miss it way," the fact that Patton's seemingly cacophonous noises were in fact carefully composed and pre-written, as evidenced by the methodical page turn. Now, having said that, I'd like to apologize for writing such a long and complex explanation. Your complaint made it very clear that you prefer simple sentences with monosyllabic words, and that likely any nuance and detail beyond that confuses and frightens you. If I did indeed frighten you, then I'm truly sorry. Perhaps you would feel more comfortable with prose closer to your comprehension level. If you're open to suggestions, I can highly recommend the book by Richard Scarry, "Cars and Trucks and Things That Go." It's got lots of pictures, and it's one I have very fond memories of reading with my nephew when he was in pre-school. Give it a whirl!

Someone call the hospital cause Dan Maler just got 3rd degree burned! Ouchie!

Dan Maler derp derpity derp

I've seen Patton called a lot of things, but this is the first time anyone's called him modest, lol. I'm not saying he's a dick, but he knows exactly how good a singer he is.

Modest? You and I know Mike differently.

Yup, you can call Mike a lot of things, but "modest" is probably not among them lol

Mundo Cane is amazing!!

Mr Bungle already exists. ;)

Good things i suppose but Frank Zappa was not an easy guy to work with

I've seen Patton with Zappa's drummer. A good start (ok, seeing Patton with Zappa will be very complicated).

mindblowing

😂😂

Don't forget woman!!! We know how important the last bit of your comment is!!!

That would make my head explode. Patton to work with devy on the 3rd ziltoid

U MAD? Universe will explode seeing this much awesomeness combined!🤯

@@richtigersoan I guess I am MAD😜🤯

Mr. Bungle Deconstruction ;)

@Griff - they really don't care for each other.