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I read this comment (up to "quick") right before she said it. 😄💕

Well, I bet 20.000$ that she will lose her voice sooner or later.

​@@bazingacurta2567Why? Her technique is near flawless

@@TheFameDream-nb3ce It depends on how you look at it. For many people, including professional singers and teachers, her technique is awful. She is very shouty, but I'm aware that it is an artistic choice. And I agree that she can "shout" quite well. However, there's no question that this way of singing is dangerous for the vocal cords. Do you want to take my bet?

It’s boring until you get it right

@@Backpackguy12 Yes. It's boring until you see the improvements.

@@yourmajesty7604 I will say I never found it boring. More challenging at time

@@Backpackguy12 can't say the same for many others.

@@yourmajesty7604 Depends on why you’re learning music. Expectations of it and expectations laid upon you

they skip out on her cuz many times she be doing too much

Because her voice/style is annoying af

@@vdebbiejrs6437 She has balance. She's stylistic and balanced, singing is about expression, not just sounding plain by the books. She can choose how she wants to sing because she has the technique and capability. If a video is about style ("doing too much"), and technique, she should be included.

Never been that impressed by Jessie J.

She be howling to the moon most of the time

Yes Chloe doesn’t belt I think it’s bc she wants to sound mainstream and most main stream singers don’t belt

@@Hhh-kr5eo yea missy elliot talked about it sadly

@@Hhh-kr5eo yeah i agree but also think that her belting can’t go above D5 between her and her sister she’s the one that is capable of getting low to notes like C3 or Maybe B2 her mezzo side dominated her soprano’s

Thats actually the thing that doesnt push me from being an all out chloe stan. She does head voice a bit too much for me. I prefer hearing voices that are more on the chest voice placement

Hmmm, Chloe uses Falsetto to be more specific. Her head voice, is under developed. But great observation, makes me wonder if she's being overly safe when it comes to belting 🤔🤔🤔?

Her quitting smoking did wonders for her voice. I recently watched that old Pepsi commercial with Britney, Beyoncé and her and Pink’s voice use to be so much darker back in the early 2000’s

Pink is a soprano. And being able to hit higher notes says nothing about technique. Millie Jackson as a low mezzo/contralto was belting and mixing and sustaining it even to C-sharp above that. And she has absolutely zero technique.

​@@KajiVocals yea the fact you said she has zero technique says alot, hell me as guy can squeeze out a shrill D6 in a inredibly heady mix, it's one thing to hit the note, making it sound good is another, and pink is a mezzo not a soprano so cope

@@OpinionatedZoomer69 Read with sense. I'm talking about Millie Jackson having zero technique. And Pink is a soprano. It is VERY audible by the zona di passaggio.

@@KajiVocals why do u always have to bring ur unwanted two cents into everything also mezzo(-SOPRANO) or soprano whatever it’s not that deep

Well she shouldn’t be talking at all. She has the worst technique in the industry. She’s destroyed her voice and sounds awful!!!

True that, and people that have the same vocal teacher do tend to develop similar styles, switching it up sometimes and finding another vocal coach can allow you to not only develop a different area of your register, but also add to your dynamics, versatility and style

the best

​@@YoYonc3 nope

not just this generation, gurl 👀👀👀

@@lyd2460 who is for you?

@@YoYonc3 samara joy.

frr i cant fathom how she performs a whole ass choreo while singing LIVE and killin it

Hasn’t she not been able to sing Listen and Love On Top in their original key? Kinda interesting that you used those as examples. She lip syncs Love On Top most of the time too, or cuts it short when it’s live.

She's discounting the people have different voices and even with the same technique it'll still sound different. I feel like she's saying that to market her class to make it sound like she has a way to make you sound "unique" whatever that means

it depends on the vocal coach tbh

You are so right about the vocal habits.I finally got rid of nasality when I had a nasal surgery and now it's back to square one.

Some coaches do make people sound the same. And that is not a good thing.

She gave so much questionable "advice” on The Voice. You should never stop developing. Ideally vocalist should be doing 10-30 mins at minimum a day of technical training.

I love Aurora sm! She makes great music and deserves a greater audience

she is BORING AND EMOTIONLESS. a robot would do better in a ballad. lolxxx

Because people are jealous of her😢. People hate Beyonce for no reason

I always see people praising her. The know she slaysss

hey guys, this is out of the topic, but I do want to know Beyonce's voice register tho. Is she a soprano or a mezzo soprano? because I am having a hard time classifying her, she can hit low notes and very high notes at the same time

Her voice has not gotten better

yep, her live tour was vocally excellent.

Agreed

💯👏🏾

he forgot the greatest

They want to erase this poor man so Bad.

Michael, great technique? No.

pink is a soprano

@@vyeagra420 No.

​@@vyeagra420 did you not hear that womanly tone in her voice? She's def not a soprano.

@@santiisosa_ she is a soprano.

@@selenesaintLol y’all are proving their point. Pink’s been a mezzo though.

She's just not popular, music industry is not only about music. But with or without Grammy, she still good singer.

She’s not that well-known yet outside of the Internet world. It’s not that she’s not popular, she’s very popular for where she is right now. Don’t worry she’s still in her early 20s and still relatively starting out compared to other artists. Even though she’s been doing what she does for over a decade, she’s still very young and she hasn’t even released a real album yet. When she’s ready, she’ll explode!

True.. 👍🏼 💯

What levels of delusion is this? Christina has definitely been mixing her voice especially in her more recent performances.

not the technique, she has a lot of style, but needs a little of technique.

@@xaethan777 She has great technique but is very inconsistent.

Maybe 90's Mariah but her technique is kinda shaky, now more than ever...

Mariah Carey is lucky she has a unique beautiful voice and she even has a good technique.

@@artchicken1376 if she's so inconsistent then she needs to work on the technique

I love pink as an artist and as vocalist and she needs more attention

Omg, yes...Eric Arcenaux's beginner videos are superb 🤌🏿🤌🏿🤌🏿💯

don't agree at all about Eric Arceneaux lol, he's a badly trained tenor that claims to be a bass-baritone, which means a lot of what he's saying about what he's doing himself is completely wrong

@@youngornitier Well I don't agree with you... Plus his methods have been really helpful to not just me but a myriad of others. I've tried several vocal coaches, but none come close. My voice has never been healthier. And vocal typology can be tricky to classify, but I assure you that he's a baritone.

@@DiogoChris I can assure you he's not a baritone, and you probably don't know a thing about baritones if you think he is and are completely unfamiliar with anything operatic about baritones. His "low voice tips" video is nothing but him swallowing the sound in his "classical" demonstration with a froggy/tongue tensed sound, his speaking voice is far too high in median pitch to be a baritone. Guy simply does not know how to belt. Telling me his methods have been helpful to a myriad of others doesn't mean much, you're probably referring to his subscriber count or something and if popularity was what made vocal teachers good then I guess Tristan Paredes is automatically the best or something on youtube.

@@youngornitier This topic doesn't deserve too much argument. You don't know who I am and don't know what I know, but I'mma try to make this short and sweet. There isn't one voice that encompasses the characteristics of a voice type. The voice comes in many different colours and shades (tonal quality, weight, tessitura, etc). Gather as many sopranos as possible and you'll find out that they don't have the same timbre. This is why within those categories, there are many different subtypes because grouping everyone under a generalized vocal type is unrealistic and impractical. Within the baritones are sub-classes; lyric baritones, baritenors, leggero baritones, light baritones, dramatic baritones, kavalierbaritone, baryton Martin, etc. And within these classes are singers with various tonal qualities. I keep talking about colours, so I'll use it to make a point: Within the red family, there are a ton of different shades: crimson, burgundy, plum, even salmon and coral. But do you know that there are some odd looking ones that Chinese red, and red-purple. Looking at them, one wouldn't instinctively group them under shades of red, because Chinese red looks brown, and red-purple looks, well...purple. But they are still in the same colour family. So because of the intensity, the light, shade, colour temperature, and other factors, they don't all look the alike or similar. This, I'm using to emphasize my point on vocal types. Each voice type comes in different shades, and you can't count one out because it doesn't sound like the "typical" example of that voice type. Some may be able to reach certain notes easier than others, but they still fall within that category because of the reasons above. Ergo, there maybe overlaps with another vocal type. And I know Eric usually likes to sing in the upper register that's why it sounds to you like he's a tenor, but he's not. And need I remind that Baritone is literally the commonest voice type among males. It's easily way more common than tenors, so it's not too much of a surprise if many male voices fall within that category. And I'm not rating his method's effectiveness by his subscriber count. That's dumb. I followed other vocal coaches who had way more subscribers and subsequently sustained pretty bad vocal damage. But ever since I found Eric's channel, not only has my voice healed, but I've been improving in leaps and bounds. And as a result, I have to believe the testimonies of other people who follow his advice/expertise. And the amount of people who watch his videos are not as much as you think, so he's pretty much a semi-hidden gem. So much for "short and sweet". But hey, at least I got my points straight.

yes im surpised she wasnt mentioned.

this might come in as a shock but she doesn't have the greatest technique lmao although her voice is magical

@@someonenew5198 her technique is still quite good for someone as stylistic as she is. Especially compared to other stylistic vocalists like Billie or Minnie of (G)I-Dle. But yeah she is quite overrated vocally by most.

@@DeeDeeDeeeee Oh yeah idk if Billie should not be even called a vocalist... Ariana is ages better!!

Ariana lacks technique…always has. Hoping she gets better.

she has 0 style she sounds like the most basic 90s singer

she does not have artistry like Ariana.

​@@MM0528 What??? You don't know what you are talking about.

​@@MM0528 Just because Ariana makes popular songs does not mean that if you compare both of their voices that she's better, it's about TALENT not what they make

​@@CR0WBS That's what makes the songs popular artistry

She's too young to see her voice deteriorate. She's still growing so she's bound to grow vocally. The breathy notes are kind of her comfort zone. It would be nice to see her hit the notes consistently

Billie Eilish music be putting me to sleep.

Vocal technique is less about beeing able to hit a note, its about still hitting it after singing an hour ;)

@@michelepallas5727 please dont reduce vocal technique to note lenghts. vocal technique is to preserve the voice and improve sound quality that includes lenght but also includes vocal range and control. im sorry but saying vocal technique is about note lenghts is terribly missguided.

​@@LVKE-ForestI didnt mention with a single word its about how to sing a note long. 🙂-> I said its about still hitting a note after you already sang for an hour. (literally) Im sure u cant sing a single note for an hour without breathing even with the best technique. And Billy Eilish does not have much control about hitting notes. Today she will hit her highest notes -> tomorrow she wont hit it. Dont misunderstand this either: i love Billy Eilish. Im just saying her singing is more about the Intuition than the technique.

Idk where shes from but could it just be the singing style from her culture? I hear that a lot in arabic songs.

What do you mean by “finally”? She’s been spoken about a lot on videos of such as these. The vocal community on KZfaq loves her.

​@@Rosannasfriend yesssss

Because she simply have no idea how to sing without screaming. But since she got no much to left besides some +3 octaves of the noise, so she have to give people her ideas about singing.

Hmmm, true they're aren't that many performances of her but they have two albums and a handful of performances. Hallé's a high soprano...her voice naturally sings in her upper range (Her mix and Head voice). But the Little Mermaid Soundtrack's about to drop, u'll see upper range isn't a problem for her... it's her lower range that is rarely heard.😅😂

Kpop idols much of them can't sing...

As much I also would love to , most of them have bad if not horrible techniques. The ones who have a good one aren't " that " active anymore

she lacks technique tho...

@@someonenew5198 you seriously gotta be mentally disturbed if you say that Ariana Grande (one of the best vocalists of all time, an A listed vocalist that held an E6 in the clearest brightest healthiest head voice for 10 seconds) lacks VOCAL TECHNIQUE?

@@allthingspage1498 she does lack voval technique. She barely can support an E5 consistently.

@@TheR3ADER7 Ariana supports up to E5 consistently since the Sweetener Tour, she managed to support way above that as well. you can DEFINITELY expect her consistent support to be way above E5 now.

@@allthingspage1498 You clearly don't know what you are talking about... Being a great vocalist doesn't mean you are perfect...She has an immense talent but yes she does lack technique in some performances...

Halle has better technique

I wouldn't say they have distinct styles, but they have distinct vocal timbres that have been able to show off who their individuality in their groups and K-pop.

lol 90 percent of kpop stars cannot sing live. real singers of course will stand out.

Tiff doesn't have a great technique at all. she always strained her notes & went sharp/flat even Taeyeon couldn't take it anymore..

​@@quents because they are not just singers, they are performers

actually not; because singing like she does is not natural and difficult .. singing so soft, with breathy tone and picking notes could damage your vocal cords if you have no vocal technique and from what i heard she has a technique and perfect pitch , but only occasionally she has problems but I think it's normal if you always keep singing like this your vocal nodes, muscles stiffen that's why sometimes she struggles, but she has created her own style which is quite difficult to always have control .. and her jazzy voice 20-60s from Julie london and tone and vibrato is beautiful.. even Lana del Rey who created hers Vocal style often has difficulty taking notes with his pitch and voice.. that's normal..

YOU DID NOT I'M DYING