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SINGERS ATTEMPTING THE "SHE USED TO BE MINE" ENDING!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:11 Sara Bareilles (Original)
0:35 Thunk
0:58 Chloe Hart
1:21 Laura Lebron
1:46 Jennifer Owens
2:10 Jordin Sparks
2:36 Louise Dearman
3:01 Shoshana Bean
3:29 Lucie Jones
3:59 Allison Luff
4:29 Jessie Mueller
4:53 Luke Islam
5:16 Morissette Amon
5:41 Andrew Matthews
6:06 Alba Reche
6:31 Jeremy Jordan
6:54 End Screen
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I think my favourite thing about this song is that the climax doesn’t involve impossible high notes. If anything, the chorus feels higher, making it feel more vulnerable. But the climax focuses less on high notes and more on that really sustained note, if feels angry and frustrated and I love it.
Exactly. A high belted note would have been too cheery, too triumphant. I love Sara Bareilles. She's such a great songwriter.
@@cryofpaine I’m glad someone agrees with me! I feel like there are way too many songs that include unnecessary high notes just to be impressive, I’m glad she didn’t do that here
I totally agree. I think someone can sing this song and try these fancy runs but it doesn’t fit or reflect the emotion of the song.
@@jjfranz2000 exactly! I agree. When I was singing this song, my teacher really told me to keep it simple and he was 100% right, it made it so much better and more powerful.
A4 couldn't be a more perfect note for this song.
The thing about this song is that it’s a story from beginning to end, so even if you nail the climax, it’s as important as the rest of the song. Absolutely love Sara Bareilles, she is a gem
A GEM!
@Freak Show no cause he is seriously the reason i started listening to this song in the first place
Yes!!! Sara Barielles and Allison Luff is HANDS down the best!!!
The fact that nobody is talking about JORDIN SPARKS is shocking
She had so much resonance and 2:30 gave me goosebumps!!!
Ikr, miss thing killed it.
I love that surprise run at the end! It's like a little parting gift.
There is a better performance of her with this song, I think it was an actual stage performance with the waitress clothes.
I instantly came to the comments to make sure someone else was covered in goosebumps the same way I was.
@@funkystyle7249 i watched that, I think it was on Broadway when she came back
Shoshana Bean KILLED ME with that resonance. One of the best FOR SURE
Right. I was like 👏😮👏😮
Sho Bean is the QUEEN!
when saw Shoshana on Broadway doing it; you could hear a pin drop in the pause of the song after the note.
Absolutely, my favorite by far
right?? apparently one of my friends went to college with her!
Jeremy is the pregnant woman we never had.
😭😭
this song doesn’t require the crazy high notes that people find impressive now. It requires pure, raw emotion. And that’s what makes this song so completely and utterly impressive. If you want to impress others with this song, focus less on technique. Focus on the emotion. Find how this song relates to that nagging feeling in the very depth of your soul that sits locked in the closet in the back of your heart. That’s how you can make this song impressive while sharing your story on the stage.
Kinda disagree about focus less on technical. You wouldn't want to hear totally strained voice rendition of this already emotional song. Jessie, Jeremy, and Alison sang this song with full emotion but still maintain great technique. And they didn't really oversang like the others, even though they did improvised some parts (well Jessie's excluded since she's the original cast). Their improvisation felt so natural while the others were kind of, just my opinion, a bit too much.
Idk why but everytime I saw "1 semitone higher," I thought every cover was supposedly getting higher and I started freaking out.
Y’all sleepin on Adrian Mathews, that kid absolutely BODIED that
ikr
He smashed it out of the park loved it!!!
Agreed!!!
He really killed it!!!
Yes!! His was my favorite!
All amazing but let’s be honest Jessie Mueller owns this song!
i agree!!!
Y E S!!!
Completely agree
THIS ^^^
Also. *Original* Broadway Cast should be referred to as Original Key. Not the pop album by the composer as Original.
Adrian Matthews did it for me. That young man can sing his heart out. He' the only reason I've come to even listen to or like the song.
same
Sameee
Same. Hes the best.
Me too. No one ever reacts to his performance and it low key pisses me. OFF
He put his soul into every breath
The fact that Alison Luff had such impeccable breath control over a note one semitone higher whilst SITTING DOWN
Her rendition is my absolute favorite
@@samanthaleo2590 Yes I agree!!! I love hers and Jennifer Owens'
Her's is the ONLY rendition that fully captures the ANGER that I feel this song needs. Most convey the sadness, the softness - Alison conveys that deep-seeded anger. The anger from your BONES. It's incredible.
Alba Reche's version really made me appreciate the song 😭
hey bro listening her album "La Pequena Semilla"
And listen Alba reche 'la llorona'
I’m pretty sure Jessie Mueller was sick during that performance too so she killed it but they all sound great
Nobody talking about Luke Islam? The power was incredible IMO.
I will never get over Adrian Mathews no matter how many times I hear it
Morissette, WOW. Her tone, vibrato, dynamic, emotional delivery was just perfect.
Lucie Jones, i love her vibratos and she sustained it perfectly
Jessie Mueller, she really embodied the character. so emotional and so good
Yall are sleeping on Luke man, that kid has PIPES and he looks young too. But man all these singers are amazing and absolutely killed it. I think my favorite was Lucie
SO Jeremy Jordan did do the song lower, but ended up hitting the same high note as the original. He ends on an A4.
luke’s will always give me goosebumps. his voice is so clear. much love to him. same to adrian. both such talented young men
omg i know luke! he’s amazing
All of them are amazing but for me Jessie is still the one that gives me goosebumps. From the crescendo to the facial expressions to the body language she absolutely nails it.
Yep. Absolutely agree.
The note wasn't the impressive part, it was the length of the note with breath and the add ons
Can we just appreciate all of these people like they’re all amazing, not a single one I cringed
The Thunk vocalist was pretty pitchy and was straining a lot. Made me cringe a bit.
Lucie Jones had such an awesome placement, really balanced nasal resonance. And love how she just slid up and resolved the phrase with that extended straight tone 👌
The song itself is already superb. Sara is truly a master in songwriting and is underratedly famous for her singing technic. Yes, her tone of voice is somewhat not very distinctive compared to other singers, but the fact that she can write, sing, and always has a different version from the recording version is showing how genuine and genius she is. I do love her since her EP before Love Song, tho.
Lucie Jones MURDERED this live, I was sobbin my eyes out. Still for me Jessie owns this song
I’m also surprised that Katharine McPhee’s version wasn’t shown in this video. I thought she was great too! I absolutely love her voice!
yes....me too
I was waiting for her to pop up
SAME!
SAMEEEEE!!!!!!
Her cover is the best for me🥰
Jeremy Jordan is just incredible, but Shoshanna bean was also really good
Jeremy is a fantastic individual
It’s amazing that Alison Luff can have that much power in her voice while sitting down
Not really....trained singers know how to sit without compromising our breathing. She's perched more than she's actually sitting.
Sara's version will always be my favorite, but Jessie Mueller's performance never fails to give me chills.
Morissette did not just 'attempt' the ending of the song, she bodiedddd it! 💘
Technically and emotionally proficient!!!
Morissette my god she smash that all singer 😅 the resonance,diction,emotion,high notes,breath control and the pronounciation just Perfect
I have to agree
Shes amazing!
Was a bit much for me, a little too pop, but a SICK VOICE. Mueller and Jeremy Jordan are my faves
Jessie Mueller is just incredible, I loooooooove her interpretation so so much🥺
Jessie mueller has my heart ❤️
I can feel it in my heart when she sings
I saw Sara Bareilles perform this live in London, and no one compares to her!
Wait- The original isn't Jessie Mueller's? It's even higher than Sara's one, but both are amizingly talented, not gonna lie.
Since sara wrote it i think most people consider hers to be the original version although the broadway one was released first i believe
Sara released her album prior to the musical coming out. It was so weird listen to the musical with the accents
@@shreddedalto8982 hers was released before them
Oh, thanks for letting me know.
@@danielamorales7901 I think Jessie did it first on stage. But yeah Sara wrote it and performed it first.
Absolutely love Allison Luff's rendition! Her voice is just so clean 4:00
YESS!!! Her's is my favorite and has always been
Morissette's dynamic to this song is so amazing. She can go to the huge sound and flip to the quiet sound in an instant. She portrayed a perfect emotion to that song as well.
I love Jeremy Jordan's version too.
Mori, Mori, Moreeeeee!
1. Shoshana
2. Morrisette - Because she is a ridiculously talented vocalist! I love that she went down instead of up towards the end. A nice switch up, without losing emotion or projection.
3. Luke - only because he's male and hitting those notes and it sounded great!
adrian too!
Jeremy is just amazing
His resonating so perfect.
Alba Reche’s version owns everything ❤️
Esta canción es una obra de arte y en la voz de Alba Reche una Fantasia😍
Honestly we are so blessed to have access to this stuff and I adore the discussion and comments. Y’all are freaking lovely.
Lucie Jones is easily my favourite. Pure emotion.
the alba reche's version tho😭😭😭
hey bro listening her album "La Pequena Semilla"
Sara’s just hits different
Simple yet timeless
Where's Catherine McPhee? She did it on Broadway and was amazing. Also, one could argue the Jessie Mueller was the original since she was the first one to sing it live on Broadway. Sarah B. didn't release her recording until after the cast album came out.
But she wrote the song
Sarah released her recording before the show even opened on Broadway, so it was way before the cast recording.
Allison Luff has the best interpretation of this song, i cry everytime i watch it
it’s just so clear and emotionally driven i love it
100% AGREE!!!! Hers and in my opinion Jennifer Owens' although I like Allison's more
Morissette introduced me to this song. And since then I can't stop listening to this song.
I've seen several of these performances before. With this being said, I preferred Jordin Sparks, Morrisette, and Jeremy Jordan. Some of you guys might not think he can deliver this song as a dude, but his performance is awesome! He really gets into character. I saw a clip of Jordin doing this on stage, and that performance was better than this clip -- even though this one was quite good. She's good at getting into character as well.
luke’s version always makes me cry. but jeremy’s version had me shook the first time.
Watching people sing really long notes makes my asthmatic lungs hurt.
I feel you so much
@@16princessdaisy 😭 the struggle
ik this is abt the vocal talent but all the emotion has me crying rn this is such a good song with such a good climax
Fell in love @1:47. Such tone!
Having said, the boys were the best, technically. Wow. Great performances from everyone! Thanks for the video!
RIGHT! i loooved it so much
06:00 gotta admit, that was impressive!
My favorite is Shoshona Bean! She is incredible & when she performed that song in the studio, she was so connected that it was like she lived it. I also loved the vocal run that Jordin Sparks & Morrisette Amon did. I thought Morrisette was a little too growly at moments, but that long note with the run ending it was stunning. Lucie Jones was so emotional from the bit that I heard & I would love to hear that one in full. She has an absolutely gorgeous voice. I wasn’t crazy about the clip they grabbed of Jessie Mueller. I think she sings better than that clip. The one I really didn’t like was Thunk. I thought that clip sounded awful. It was pitchy & all over the place. Might have been an off day vocally, which I totally get, I have those days too, but I’m sure there has to be other clips that sound better than that one. Loved watching this as a whole though & getting introduced to other broadway singers that I may not have gotten a chance to hear otherwise.
I think another comment said Jessie was sick in that clip
Alba Reche's version is so good, the depth and emotion it gives just with that semitone down while still making the notes feel impactful *chefs kiss*
Lucie Jones hit it squarely for me; the power, the emotion, the precision
Jeremy Jordan has a lush voice I always try and find new videos of him singing
This song is all about the passion and soul. I cry every time I hear Jessie belting it out on the soundtrack. Now I need to find Jordin's full version of that because omg chills!!!!!
What I love about this section of the song is that you don't *have* to do a lot if you don't want to. You really can take it however you like and as long as you get the shape of it (and sing it well), you've got it.
Jenniifer Owens had a lot of support in her voice, I like how even if it´s the same key her voice adds character to the perfomance.
My top:
1) Shoshana
2) Sara
3) Jeremy
same :)
Shoshana always smiling!
...and Jeremy's notes always make my vocal cords tingle, which is what happens to me when a note or two hits me just right.
1:47 Jennifer Owens (best technically and similar to the original)
2:16 Jordin Sparks (a great improv)
4:31 Jessie muller (by far the best at sending the emotion)
Honorable mentions:
3:02 Shosana Beans
5:17 Moreieseto Amon
Jeremy jordans
Jordin Sparks🔥🔥
if y’all haven’t seen this girl named Nicolina from American Idol sing this… i recommend you watch it. the best version i’ve heard yet
alisson luff, jordan sparks, sara bareilles, adrian matthews and shoshana bean will always be my top 5 favourite versions with some real strong contenders right up there with them (jessie mueller, jeremy jordan, morissette etc)
even though this is the climax, the part in the song people expect to have the “most emotion,” that not what it really is. yeah, it’s the climax and it has big the long notes that every big broadway song has and it’s the big number in the show, but the thing is that every single word that is sung in this song carries SO MUCH. you can’t just give up on the low notes after you’ve hit the high notes because “you hit the big notes, hallelujah!” no. the word, sentence, song does not finish after you’ve hit the biggest note. it has so much emotion all the way through and if a performer doesn’t convey it ALL it doesn’t work. that’s why i love this song so much. it is such a STORY and there is so much told through it. the broken beginning which builds up to the anger and ends with an even more broken ending is GUT WRENCHING, but it only works if a performer gives it their all throughout the entire song.
It’s not about the notes. It’s about the feeling. And a lot of people forget that when performing.
Jordin was so impressive
Morissette, we know you got a range and vocal agility, but this song doesn't need that.
Hey you can't blame her she is a pop singer. Reminds me of those end credit versions of Disney songs, like Demi's Let it Go.
@@mr.worldwide4758 but the version of Let it go from Demi has a different arrangement, it's a definitely a "different" song.
@H B c5 is a note that even most tenors can hit. It doesn't need the range of a soprano. So no, girl, Morissette was just oversinging.
@@jorgeescudero5034 so you're just ignoring the rest who also added riffs and runs there..... I'm clear that riffs and runs aren't the part of Broadway..... why only bring out Morissette?????....if you listened to the whole performance of Morissette you'll feel the emotion....that's the main part of a song... technicalities are not always relevant.... there's no rules to sing it that way or this way.... it's clear your just jealous or doesn't like her... what's the point of commenting on things we don't like..if not just shut up
Well she lacks the grace of a true singer ...more like squeek squeek squeek
I'm so glad I found this in my recommended aahhhh 🖤
Im glad you decided to coment💜
The best Two I’ve heard do it would be Joshua colley and the young lad called Adrian. They made you feel like they were actually going through the pain. The song should be performed, not sung
Absolutely agree
Love singing this song because it's so heartfelt without being difficult to sing
Adrian's version will always be my favorite 5:41
She's not on here but I really like Natalie Weiss' rendition.
yessss!
Anybody amazed by the pianist going off at 1:23 ?
love morissette
What abput Morissette Amon version? One of the Best.
Jessie Muller was by far the most EPIC!!!!
Jessie just gives me chills every time and god Jeremy makes me feel it so much, they're all so incredible.
The first time I watched Adrian's performance on the set, I legit cried and I get tearyu eyed everytime I come across the video again.
I could listen to Jeremy Jordan sing all day everyday.
Allison Luff absolutely rips it.
Jeremy and shoshana kill me every time I can't I like the other versions but theres are breathtaking overwhelming heartbreaking give me all the types of emotions
I don’t know about you guys, but Jeremy Jordan did pretty good for a dude. Usually this song is meant for higher pitched songs ( I don’t sing so I have no idea what the term for it is ) and that was really impressive and didn’t sound like he just came up with it the night before. Well, even if he did, he would probably kill it.
Jordin Sparks was perfect with full of emotions...even my cat got the feels when she heard it...with Morisette she was full of emotions love and anger like ggrrrr
I'd be absolutely blown away listening to any of them live (esp. as I can't carry much of a tune myself), but listening to them one after another, Lucie Jones just owns the whole thing through and through. She just carries you along on every note. Perfection.
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As you should queen 💅💅💅
Omg!! Morissette killed it!🔥🔥🔥🔥
everyone is so talented here! a cover i personally love is from Caleb Hyles ☺️
To be fair, everything Caleb touches turns to gold so it's a given!
Jessie Mueller and Jeremy Jordan's are my favorites because of the emotion they put into it. They just let it all out
I’m so happy my favorite kiddo from AGT is on this list ❤️
there are so many songs in this world but THIS one ALWAYS makes me cry, that part gives me goosebumps without fail.
Jeremy Jordan cried at his own performance. That's how good it was..
I wish people who are saying the Thunk version was not very good could watch the whole thing. I think that if they did they would feel that it was appropriate for how the ‘story’ was told. It’s honestly one of the few covers of this song that can make me cry.
Absolutely STUNNING!! For me, this is the most emotionally gut wrenching, lyrically and musically beautiful, song ever on Broadway. And Sara Bareilles is simply amazing. I believe she is reprising her role as Jenna on Broadway now. Great compilation on a truly wonderful song.
I adore Jordin Sparks' performance but the one actually on Broadway
She almost makes me cry everytime
Alison Luff has the best vocal technique out of all of them, but in terms of overall performance, Jessie takes the win for this one. Luke Islam is incredible!!
MORISSETTE🔥🔥🔥