1:02 Avi's throat singing is basically the Sygyt Style from the Tuva/Mongolia geographical regions. They are the Masters of those styles. Kudos to him knowing one style \m/
Tati saw this video and she confirmed she isnt a fry screamer. She's using her false folds in her throat to do that scream. Many people in metal do so!!! It's not uncommon for women to do this, but she's become popular for it! I'm proud of Jinjer and how far they've come! Their music is amazing!!! Perennial and Bad Water are top tier for me
1:20 Avi Kaplan is amazing. I was so disappointed when he left Pentatonix. I found their recordings of Little Drummer Boy and Radio Active (How's that for eclectic?) absolutely sublime.
I'm currently attending the same college avi kaplan went to and am in the same two choirs he was in. One of our songs we have learned this year actually uses overtone singing & we have some amazing singers who can do it just as well as him :)
@@sierra9828 Well, it is certainly true that there are MANY people out there in all fields that are extremely talented, but just never get in a position to be appreciated for their talent. I hope your friends find the success and recognition they deserve.
He still produces music sometimes and has his own TH-cam Channel and Instagram where he promotes his music. He also helps run the A Acapella Academy which he cofounded with someone else.
I would call Tatiana’s technique at 02:11 “false vocal” singing. She’s developed her second set of vocal folds (ventricular folds), which create a sub harmonic. Vocal fry is generally at the true vocal fold level. Awesome vid, by the way. ❤
@@aqs33 Nice! Yeah, ‘false cord scream’ makes sense. Voice science terminology tends to use ‘fold’ now instead of ‘cord’. (I should have said ‘false vocal fold’.) But what exactly is fry screaming? Can you describe the physiology? Curious.
What is Fry Screaming? First, let's make it clear what I'm talking about here. The term fry screaming comes from the term vocal fry, which is used to describe both the voiceless sound done by closing our vocal folds, and the cracking sound that comes up sometimes when we speak. Even though neither of these things is exactly what we do to scream, the Kim Kardashian voice and the so-called fry scream have something in common: they both comes from the arytenoids, and that's where the name came from. So this will be the definition I'll be using here, screams that are done by distorting your voice with the arytenoids. To make it clear - this is what I'm talking about: th-cam.com/video/Gd9OhYroLN0/w-d-xo.html What you need for fry screaming is to find a way to make our arytenoids slap together and rasp to distort your voice. That requires them to be close to each other, but it also requires some room in your glottis for them to vibrate. The trick is finding that balance. Closing your Arytenoids There are two muscles that can close your arytenoids: the LCA and the TIA. Each of them give a different tone to your scream. Being able to control them separately (either to isolate them or to combine them), will give you a lot of flexibility in your scream. The LCA is the muscle that activates when you raise your soft palate. If you're not sure if you can control it, take a flashlight, go to the front of a mirror and yawn. You'll see your soft palate raising. Practice until you're able to sing with your soft palate raised that way. It might take some practice if you're new to vocal technique, don't worry. The TIA is the muscle that activates when you reach the 5th octave. Just do it, the timbre doesn't matter. (if you don't play any instrument, here's a reference th-cam.com/video/icXUkIfZxyg/w-d-xo.htmlm24s) You should feel a muscle at the back of your throat being pulled back and upward as you raise the pitch. You'll also notice the shape of your soft palate will change compared to the yawn shape from before. The LCA will give you the so-called power fry tone, which sounds like this. The TIA will give you a more "raspy" and weak distorted tone, which sounds like this. Opening your Arytenoid There's only one muscle that can open your glottis the way we want, the PCA. It is the muscle you use to achieve your whistle voice, if you can do it. If you're a normal human being, like me, try this: close your throat with everything way you can, tense up all the muscle in your neck, and now... take a deep breath. You should feel a muscle opening your larynx that you literally cannot inhale air without moving it. Repeat it a few times until you feel it. That's your PCA. What you need to do is to train your brain to be able to contract your PCA while singing (exhaling air.) But, of course, you need to keep your LCA and/or your TIA strong or your glottis will open too much and you'll not make the sound you're looking for.@@kokovocals
Lol it's rather impressive how she can reach that voice tho, I can only do it for a few minutes but my family still gets freaked out when they see this short female teen start screaming like I'm summoning satan-
Yeah I think the yodel is definitely a good technique to learn because lots of songs have sudden switches between lower notes and high notes and you can do a single yodel to achieve the switch without sounding pitchy or straining your vocal chords too much
I did a wacky course that included hugging trees and toning chakras. We learned how to create overtones and polyphonic singing. I was struggling, so the course leader took me out to the hall where there was a wicked echo and told me to practise there. Amazing course. Look up Chris James if you want to expand your horizons
@@dhollsynthmusic yes it is, but if anyone looks up "Chris James music course" it narrows it down a bit. Look up "Chris James Sounds Wonderful" if you're actually interested,
He took you to the "hallway" to practice, did he now.... 😂 I bet you were singing fo sho.... Did he have his conductor "stick" out waving it around to inspire you?
mine used his throat charka and my teacher wanted me to only throat chakra too with ppl I didnt want to it was terrible sometimes its best to look to the side 👍🏼
I am deaf in one ear from a blow to the head. The ENT told me I've lost 20% in the lower register. It was such a trip to hear Tim the whole time in one ear but slowly lose it in the other. This was such a cool video
But... it wasn't vocal fry, people?... It was growling, wasn't it? Vocal fry sounds completely different and growling is based on vocal fry, possibly, but they are not the same thing?..
@@virginialee5065 it was both. In that live session, Tatiana overdubbed herself. So live, she's using vocal fry, and in the overdub she's growling with herself. That's why it sounds so strong and gut punching.
This video might be quite old, but it's what inspired me to join choir, also, since my first time watching this video, I can sing using overtones, I can hit an F1, I can hit the high note in Emotions, (I think.. C7) I can use polyphonic notes, and can yodel! I have very good control with switching between my head and chest voice. This inspired me to start singing. Thank you for making these videos.
As someone who listens to metal often, I'm used to the vocal fry, but it caught me offguard that a woman made such a clean and smooth sounding fry. I mean Arch Enemy and The Agonist are just two other bands with a woman who performs that kind of vocal technique and they don't near as good as Jinjer
To say this video changed my life is an understatement. I have met so many new people through being introduced to Jinjer and becoming a metalhead over the course of almost 4 years. Thank you.
@@NutTwins Tbh, girls with low voices are hard to find (especially if they're young), but when they are properly trained, you guys sound amazing 😳. Don't let anyone call you a "tomboy" or anything simply because you have a low voice. Own it, and make marvels ⭐
@@giasharie274 awww thanks... i am in choir tho. and I can sing the low note in Prom Queen and the high note in Into the unknown and even more. Thanks for your comment. if u wanna talk to me, chat with me on my Instagram @blackfloof_
Wow, the overtone singing is amazing!! I have cds of Tibetan monks doing it & a few tracks of Mongolians doing it, it's always fascinated me. I'm a sound vibration healer & I can overtone but nowhere near Avi nor the 2 I mentioned. I have a deep voice & the overtone sounds I make sound like a didgeridoo, lol. I have saved videos of how to overtone, I haven't watched them yet but this has inspired me to do it, it'll add to my sound vibration healings & the sound baths I facilitate 🎵💓🎶
The “bird voice” cracked me up. Everything was funny about it, but especially her slight attempt at dancing and facial expressions, not to mention the surprisingly enthusiastic response from the audience.
It took me a few weeks to even figure out how to produce the tones like that. I still can't adjust it very accurately or project it. I can only imagine how long it took him.
@AhmedB Lalah Hathaway... her dad is dat famous singer Donny Hathaway. One of his well known songs is (a song for you), lalah covered it and whitney Houston covered it.
The Walmart kid isn't very good. He just did it in Walmart. I mean I can't yodel but you heard these two in the vid! Walmart boi is wet napkins compared to them!
I wasnt expecting to see Tati here. I like the variety of generes displayed here, I don't want it to be a metal video, but... some of the most "Alien" voices I know from metal are: Youri Raymond (Unhuman) Som Pluijmers (ex-Cerebral Bore) Oliver Rae Alleron (Archspire) Florian Magnus Maier (Alkaloid, Dark fortress) And theres a lot more, but those are the ones I recall in this moment
Amazing video! That was an experience! The lady who sang like a bird is my favorite, because until now I didn't think humans could sing like a bird. Everyone was amazing though.
My voice gets softer when I like a man higher when I talk to fun female friends , it can go metal when annoyed it gets deep with authority , annoyance isn't it interesting. Now you know I bet your thrilled he he he 😂😂😂😂
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Imagine arguing with your Girlfriend and uses her fry voice.
I’d run away
Kids...
Imagine having a girlfriend...
Imagine ur kid or little sibling doing that tho
”I want icecream!!”
Aigooo tannie
"Most people can't even hear the last tones"
Me:**Puts volume up and puts ear against speaker**
Tatiana: I'm gonna ruin you
Ass Hole loll literally me 😂
Ass Hole I ducking read this comment I’m high and I still fucking put it to my ear and shot myself
S a m e
DEADASS MEEE
Loll😂😂
1:02 Avi's throat singing is basically the Sygyt Style from the Tuva/Mongolia geographical regions. They are the Masters of those styles. Kudos to him knowing one style \m/
He's that dude form Pentatonix right
@@upside_downtape.9222 yeah the former bass of the band, he left over 5 years ago tho
Adam Chance from Home Free can also do the throat singing.
Wonder if they have been practise together?
I know that they know eachother.
Sounds more like hes doing western throat singing...the tuvan stuff is a lot harder to do
Tati saw this video and she confirmed she isnt a fry screamer. She's using her false folds in her throat to do that scream. Many people in metal do so!!! It's not uncommon for women to do this, but she's become popular for it! I'm proud of Jinjer and how far they've come! Their music is amazing!!! Perennial and Bad Water are top tier for me
Hail to our queen. :)
She has insane range in terms of harsh vocals and clean vocals that is so insane to hear
Imagine having an argument with her and she uses her vocal fry voice.
Tatiana OMG
It's not a vocal fry. It's called a growl.
Gabriel Piscopo the correct term is a vocal fry death metal terms aren’t the real terms calm down
I'm pretty sure she doesnt use vocal fry. I think its false chords a.k.a. using vocal folds
She sings in a band called jinjer
Tatiana: Honey, get down from there please. Honey, ho- *GET THE FUCK DOWN!*
2:28 is literally the creator of every Disney prancing through the woods music lol.
Tinker bell as fuck
Toure Evelyn LITERALLY? Really?
Toure Evelyn 😂
@@Boss_etc853 for real 🤣😂 Ello Petah *British voice*
@@lCarlsenl yes, literally 🤔🤣
1:20 Avi Kaplan is amazing. I was so disappointed when he left Pentatonix. I found their recordings of Little Drummer Boy and Radio Active (How's that for eclectic?) absolutely sublime.
I love that he left. We are seeing more of his range. His voice is amazing.
I'm currently attending the same college avi kaplan went to and am in the same two choirs he was in. One of our songs we have learned this year actually uses overtone singing & we have some amazing singers who can do it just as well as him :)
@@sierra9828 Well, it is certainly true that there are MANY people out there in all fields that are extremely talented, but just never get in a position to be appreciated for their talent. I hope your friends find the success and recognition they deserve.
He is a beast, he even blew out a speaker cause his voice was so deep
He still produces music sometimes and has his own TH-cam Channel and Instagram where he promotes his music. He also helps run the A Acapella Academy which he cofounded with someone else.
I would call Tatiana’s technique at 02:11 “false vocal” singing. She’s developed her second set of vocal folds (ventricular folds), which create a sub harmonic. Vocal fry is generally at the true vocal fold level. Awesome vid, by the way. ❤
In the metal community it's known as a false cord scream. There's also fry screaming which is a misnomer and unrelated to vocal fry.
@@aqs33 Nice! Yeah, ‘false cord scream’ makes sense. Voice science terminology tends to use ‘fold’ now instead of ‘cord’. (I should have said ‘false vocal fold’.) But what exactly is fry screaming? Can you describe the physiology? Curious.
What is Fry Screaming?
First, let's make it clear what I'm talking about here. The term fry screaming comes from the term vocal fry, which is used to describe both the voiceless sound done by closing our vocal folds, and the cracking sound that comes up sometimes when we speak. Even though neither of these things is exactly what we do to scream, the Kim Kardashian voice and the so-called fry scream have something in common: they both comes from the arytenoids, and that's where the name came from. So this will be the definition I'll be using here, screams that are done by distorting your voice with the arytenoids.
To make it clear - this is what I'm talking about: th-cam.com/video/Gd9OhYroLN0/w-d-xo.html
What you need for fry screaming is to find a way to make our arytenoids slap together and rasp to distort your voice. That requires them to be close to each other, but it also requires some room in your glottis for them to vibrate. The trick is finding that balance.
Closing your Arytenoids
There are two muscles that can close your arytenoids: the LCA and the TIA. Each of them give a different tone to your scream. Being able to control them separately (either to isolate them or to combine them), will give you a lot of flexibility in your scream.
The LCA is the muscle that activates when you raise your soft palate. If you're not sure if you can control it, take a flashlight, go to the front of a mirror and yawn. You'll see your soft palate raising. Practice until you're able to sing with your soft palate raised that way. It might take some practice if you're new to vocal technique, don't worry.
The TIA is the muscle that activates when you reach the 5th octave. Just do it, the timbre doesn't matter. (if you don't play any instrument, here's a reference th-cam.com/video/icXUkIfZxyg/w-d-xo.htmlm24s) You should feel a muscle at the back of your throat being pulled back and upward as you raise the pitch. You'll also notice the shape of your soft palate will change compared to the yawn shape from before.
The LCA will give you the so-called power fry tone, which sounds like this. The TIA will give you a more "raspy" and weak distorted tone, which sounds like this.
Opening your Arytenoid
There's only one muscle that can open your glottis the way we want, the PCA. It is the muscle you use to achieve your whistle voice, if you can do it. If you're a normal human being, like me, try this: close your throat with everything way you can, tense up all the muscle in your neck, and now... take a deep breath. You should feel a muscle opening your larynx that you literally cannot inhale air without moving it. Repeat it a few times until you feel it. That's your PCA.
What you need to do is to train your brain to be able to contract your PCA while singing (exhaling air.) But, of course, you need to keep your LCA and/or your TIA strong or your glottis will open too much and you'll not make the sound you're looking for.@@kokovocals
Me: *sleeping peacefully*
The train passing next to my house: 0:30
LMAOO
WHY IS THIS SO FUNNY HAHAHSJAHHDEIW
IM WHEEZING
Angelic Dez I
OMG I CAN'T STOP LAUGHING
the tatiana girl actually sounds like a demon
ッsamッ her band is named jinjer and she is badass 😁
Techno Tikum omg thank you!!
That "demon" has more talent then these singers. Btw..Tatiana is actually a sweetheart..met her when she was on tour..and she's very pretty🤘😍
Lol it's rather impressive how she can reach that voice tho, I can only do it for a few minutes but my family still gets freaked out when they see this short female teen start screaming like I'm summoning satan-
@@Puppenfleisch shes amazing
Yeah I think the yodel is definitely a good technique to learn because lots of songs have sudden switches between lower notes and high notes and you can do a single yodel to achieve the switch without sounding pitchy or straining your vocal chords too much
The yodeling isn’t my type of music but damn is it impressive and watching those kids tear that up was mind blowing
No one:
Boys when they hit puberty: 4:06
Hahahahahah
Lmao
Expect that girl lmao XD
And I'm near puberty huhuhu goodbye A5's and G#5's and my E7 whistle note
Lmao
ik people like to make fun of how yodeling sounds but you cant deny how talented they are
livi Mongolia gang 😎
Weird mountain white people get on our level
I can do it
I love singing and let me tell you when you get a good yodel going that shit is fun as fuck
Facts
I love to hear yodeling. I couldn't have a steady diet of it, but in short bursts, they're fun.
I did a wacky course that included hugging trees and toning chakras. We learned how to create overtones and polyphonic singing. I was struggling, so the course leader took me out to the hall where there was a wicked echo and told me to practise there. Amazing course. Look up Chris James if you want to expand your horizons
"Chris James" is a very common name...
@@dhollsynthmusic yes it is, but if anyone looks up "Chris James music course" it narrows it down a bit. Look up "Chris James Sounds Wonderful" if you're actually interested,
@@durgadivinewrath8879 oki-doki :)
He took you to the "hallway" to practice, did he now.... 😂 I bet you were singing fo sho....
Did he have his conductor "stick" out waving it around to inspire you?
mine used his throat charka and my teacher wanted me to only throat chakra too with ppl I didnt want to it was terrible sometimes its best to look to the side 👍🏼
Rip the ears ,who actually volumed up to hear the deepest voice and suddenly the pitch voice comes after that
Parents: Okay you got 1 min to explain why you got suspended from school
4:02 Me trying to explain
In wich minute of the video? LOL
TheNameIsSans LMFAOOOOO
that got me!😂
LMAOOO
I was expecting something else because I hadn’t watched the whole video yet. Then I hear:
EYOODEELAYYYAAATII
Is no one talking about the girl who can produce TWO NOTES AT ONCE, can u just take a second and try that yourself 💀
I'm gonna ruin it for you: she's whistling as she sings a note. It's most convincing with people whose registers can get up that high.
@@alexhauptmann298 nope. She has videos on how it's done. Hi check her out her name is Donna Hathaway
@@Blaqdalia24 oh sweet, thanks!
Actually her name is Lalah Hathaway, but her dad’s name is Donny Hathaway
It's easy to do when you focus or play with your tone. Did that once accidentally before. Still can't figure where it came from, lol
I am deaf in one ear from a blow to the head. The ENT told me I've lost 20% in the lower register. It was such a trip to hear Tim the whole time in one ear but slowly lose it in the other. This was such a cool video
I can't listen Tim Storms deep voice.. I put on and on and can't ear a sound 😢
@@vanialoureiro7481 seriously!!?? That is a shame as he has an amazing voice
Yma Sumac had and amazing voice too, she imitated the sound of birds and other animals and had a wide range of vocal singing.
2:03 My mum when I have friends over
2:09 My mum as soon as my friends leave
PFFFFT-
XD
that hurt me because it's the sad truth at my house
BRUHH ITS FUNNY HOW TRUE
WHAATATT
Okay but imagine the chaos if they all formed a singing group
It could destroy our reality
Hikiki Monogatari it’s just fantasy
4th dimesional plane eargasm.
Mrs. John Suh caught in a landslide
Mini Zoe no escape from reality
Impressive vocalization from everybody. That Mariah Carey voice it's very impressive.
2:09 - Ok, honey, I'm calling the exorcist.
When she said “youeoueiuoeiodleoueoeu”
I felt that 😢
I’m crying rn 😢
felt what
haha
___kris xx ___ lol, you are such a Normie. It’s a joke.
___kris xx ___ wooshidy woosh
Ok but when Tatiana did that vocal fry.... I was shook. She sounded like an angel and then the devil grabbed her by the throat and said... no
But... it wasn't vocal fry, people?... It was growling, wasn't it? Vocal fry sounds completely different and growling is based on vocal fry, possibly, but they are not the same thing?..
@@virginialee5065 it was both. In that live session, Tatiana overdubbed herself. So live, she's using vocal fry, and in the overdub she's growling with herself. That's why it sounds so strong and gut punching.
😂😂😂😂😂
I like metal,so I honestly loved how it aounded
I love her so much. I love her regular singing voice because it’s really beautiful but the vocal fry is badass especially for a girl.
Never have I experienced having goosebumps for 4 minutes straight until I found this compilation. Humans are beautiful creatures
This video might be quite old, but it's what inspired me to join choir, also, since my first time watching this video, I can sing using overtones, I can hit an F1, I can hit the high note in Emotions, (I think.. C7) I can use polyphonic notes, and can yodel! I have very good control with switching between my head and chest voice. This inspired me to start singing. Thank you for making these videos.
Damn bro you got the whole package
@@rae9510 I JUST SAW THIS HAHA
I heard her sing and I was like "she has a nice voice"
And then she did the vocal fry and I both applauded and threw up in panic
Just spit my coffee out my nose at that throw up part! Hahaha
i threw up in fear
Im sobbing 😂😂😂
As someone who listens to metal often, I'm used to the vocal fry, but it caught me offguard that a woman made such a clean and smooth sounding fry. I mean Arch Enemy and The Agonist are just two other bands with a woman who performs that kind of vocal technique and they don't near as good as Jinjer
@@PotholedAxe9985 nah you stupid as fuck, Arch Enemy is better and Alissq IS better
tatiana just went from “😇” to “👿” real quick
CinnamonsAnimations OMG YES 😂
Me when my siblings eat my food
anna bee 🤣🤣🤣🤣
To say this video changed my life is an understatement. I have met so many new people through being introduced to Jinjer and becoming a metalhead over the course of almost 4 years. Thank you.
I always found it amazing how touching your ear can make you sing so much better!
Tatiana has probably one of the smoothest death growls I've ever heard.
Lol IKR
death growl...
Mateo LITC You know what’s weird, I can do that too, lmfao. I thought that was normal!
Hell yeahh bro im strongly agree with u
Does someone know if she’s in a band?
Me: I'm going to sleep early today
My brain at 3 am: 4:05
Made my day😂😂😂
You don't know how hard I laughed at this
This comment is very rude! I have a 8 am class and it’s 2 am
Edryl GD hahahahaha
Alison Mendes 😭😭
So glad you included Avi Kapplan he is awesome. Thank you xx
Tatiana is the reason I watched, but stayed for all the others!! This was rad
“Girls talk in a higher pitch when talking to someone they like”
Girls talking to me: 1:40
I am a girl who have a low voice and I can sing lower than boys. but I'm not a tomboy
@@NutTwins Tbh, girls with low voices are hard to find (especially if they're young), but when they are properly trained, you guys sound amazing 😳. Don't let anyone call you a "tomboy" or anything simply because you have a low voice. Own it, and make marvels ⭐
Gia Sharie that was so sweet and thoughtful ✨🥺✨
@@giasharie274 awww thanks... i am in choir tho. and I can sing the low note in Prom Queen and the high note in Into the unknown and even more. Thanks for your comment. if u wanna talk to me, chat with me on my Instagram @blackfloof_
😂😂😂😂
2:03 your mom when your friends are over
2:08 once they leave
I'm dead laughing nw 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@tofix3308 glad I made you laugh 😂😂
KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Bro I burst out laughing
Your friend Duolingo 😳
Masterfully done. I really appreciate the respect shown the singers. It takes talent to recognize talent. Thank you for showing us.
Never Too Far, such a massively underrated MC song :(
a lot of women can vocal fry. they’re just too embarrassed lmao
O no as good like
Britney Spears is one of the examples, but the power that the girl in the video brought is totally a different thing. Those notes are also quite low
I can CONFIRM.
yep
True, my mom is can do vocal fry when she see's me awake in 3am😑
“Boys voices will get deeper around people they like.”
Boys talking to me: 2:27
Haha, mood
Loool 😄🤣🤣🤣🤣
LMAO AHAHAHAHAHA
0:45
@@emilyrose3490 xD thats good
I loved that! Thank you so much for the upload!
her and Spirit Box both have impressive screams.
I can sing like Mariah Carey
When I step on a lego.
U copyed this bruh...
Ahhahaha
Me too
@@ayeayecaptain1996 What's a "copyed"?
unoriginal
2:02 the teacher when the principal comes into the room
2:08 *when the principal leaves*
Ikr xD
Lmao
Broo😂😂😂😂😂
Dimash should be included in this one. His voice is just insane
Wow, the overtone singing is amazing!! I have cds of Tibetan monks doing it & a few tracks of Mongolians doing it, it's always fascinated me. I'm a sound vibration healer & I can overtone but nowhere near Avi nor the 2 I mentioned. I have a deep voice & the overtone sounds I make sound like a didgeridoo, lol. I have saved videos of how to overtone, I haven't watched them yet but this has inspired me to do it, it'll add to my sound vibration healings & the sound baths I facilitate 🎵💓🎶
“Some people can’t even hear it” puts ear toward speaker *SCREAMO STARTS*
Idk why I laughed😂😂
Bro thats not screamo
Aw frikk don't call it screamo😔
Screamo? Not this again. Its metal. METAL. Screamo isn't really that much of a genre.
🖐
2:03 My mom when my friends are around.
2:08 My mom when they're gone.
😂😂😂
relatable
actually, this is sad.. im sad.. my mom is so fucking narcistic
@@3c3ntric_3 welp idk what else to say then I hope things get better
@@ayikan_nakiya thank you.. it surely will
I LOVE seeing the musical passion in the faces of the people witnessing Lalah Hathaway! 😍😍😍
Mind blowing....amazing command over voice at such vast & varied range....
Thank you for uploading the video🙂🙏👌👍
2:02 she's got an ok voice nothing too remarkable
2:08 *what demon has possessed thee*
Thank you for that laugh
She will be a great parent. Her kids will always behave
😂😂😂
Im shook
My mind when I see my ex friend walk in the room
nobody
my aliens doing their daily ritual: 1:02
💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Nah, more like 2:02
Armyyyy
銘 LMAAOOOOO IM LAUGHING SO HARD
It sounds a bit like throat singing
When I say this video a couple of years back I heard Tatiana for the first time and that's when I first ever found my love for metal ❤️
Got shivers this whole vid 😳😳😳 these voices are incredible!!!
Who else thinks yodeling is like a weird voice crack-
BlEaCh BoI i noticed i can actually yodel
Can’t everybody they’re just embracing it-
It's actually based on voice crack
It's not tho. Cracks are different and detrimental to the vocal cords
I can yodel just very badly
The “bird voice” cracked me up. Everything was funny about it, but especially her slight attempt at dancing and facial expressions, not to mention the surprisingly enthusiastic response from the audience.
Yes! All of this, and the fact that it's a dude! 2:46
lmao what that’s a woman
@@p455enger40 Haha, yeah, but the on-screen text says, "HE'S literally singing...", and what if it IS a man, that'd be impressive.
I think it was the Whitest thing I ever saw in my life.
doctorjae75 oh lmao
Im not even a fan of metal/vocal fry stuff but that was wayyy clearer than usual. It was incredible
That's incredibly interesting. Thanks for sharing!
I just fell in love with overtone singing. Awesome! 💚🎆
That overtone has me shookt.. First time I heard of it.
Try to listen to nomadic folk, mongolians, tuvans, nomad era kazakh. It's pretty common voice technique for our folk singing
Same😅
Sam Bee same i'm shookith
I've always wanted to learn this as a child but forgot about it over the years. This is so interesting
It took me a few weeks to even figure out how to produce the tones like that. I still can't adjust it very accurately or project it. I can only imagine how long it took him.
2:29 I was like..snow white?
And like most every disney princess ever.
How has no one commented!! I thought the same thing! Like a Disney princess. We should give that singer from snow white some credit
Yes, like Princess Leia! 😂
Ikr i wish i can sing like that
@@Sinjinator and Fiona from shrek
Im your 1000th Like
They are incredible!!
I missed Dimash from this video, he is unbelievable
"I don't think I heard you real good, can you do it again?" That's the most impressing voice for me in the whole video
@AhmedB Lalah Hathaway... her dad is dat famous singer Donny Hathaway. One of his well known songs is (a song for you), lalah covered it and whitney Houston covered it.
What's so remarkable about dat note is she knows how to make them happened at the same time and she's in full control of them.
"Just in case somebody in the back ooooooh"
the other singer is Kim Burrell
Me too
3:39 so that's Yodelling Walmart Kid's future wife..
@@nihal3613 👌
Yeee
Atleast she is realy jodeling not like that Walmart Kid
@@nihal3613 she's more skilled
I think I’m the only person.. I don’t get why he’s so popular, in all honesty he’s not very good. But that’s my opinion and I respect everyone else’s
Wow! This is totally cool! Thank you for sharing it. 💯
I appreciate you putting their names in the video! I hate asking in the comments and never getting in answer about who an artist is.
Tatiana sounds just like Aggretsuko's death metal voice.
ikr
I’m your 666 like
YES
I was just thinking that😂😂
IKR!!!
3:39 "Some singers are real master in vocal transitions"
Yodeling kid; *Hold my Wal-Mart*
The walmart kid wasnt really yodeling tho-
That wasn't Yodeling, if it was then you can't call that a Transition from Cgest to Head voice
Маємо гарні таланти 👍🇺🇦
he's not that good at yodeling
The Walmart kid isn't very good. He just did it in Walmart. I mean I can't yodel but you heard these two in the vid! Walmart boi is wet napkins compared to them!
EU AMO que existem pessoas tão incríveis no mundo, eu me teletransporto pra outro planeta toda vez que vejo esses vídeos.
I wasnt expecting to see Tati here.
I like the variety of generes displayed here, I don't want it to be a metal video, but... some of the most "Alien" voices I know from metal are:
Youri Raymond (Unhuman)
Som Pluijmers (ex-Cerebral Bore)
Oliver Rae Alleron (Archspire)
Florian Magnus Maier (Alkaloid, Dark fortress)
And theres a lot more, but those are the ones I recall in this moment
Travis Ryan 😳
2:28 can human sing like birds?
Yes,Snow White can
You mean snow white?
@Marvin Zacarias Um.. snow is a season.. i don't know how to answer to this reply
@Marvin Zacarias ok sorry
wow
zali 2270 i love this soundtrack...
Me: 2:02 "her voice is so sweet and nice" seconds letter- "aggrestuko is that you?"
love your profile picture of daehyun from b.a.p
@@shandura thank you 😔 you're an intellect ❤❤❤❤❤
만렙ᄋᄏ they were the first group i stanned
@@shandura i think they were like my 3 group exo was my first 😌👏 my most recent is stray kids
만렙ᄋᄏ i stan stray kids too, gOSH you are a real intellectual
I remember Eugene is able to produce the whistle Register too!❤️❤️❤️ The lovely lady who used to be in SES in the 90s
This was an amazing video very well put together great job
I can sound like a dying goose and I hate it
🥱🥱
I love to hear that
Im your 666th like
(*￣(ｴ)￣*) fear me.
welp get use to it lol
ANIMAL VOICES
2:03 The teacher on the first day
2:09 The teacher on the 2nd week
LMAO YEA
@@ineedtopractice7156 well students from the first day 2:09 xD
HMC RedFed XDDDDD
🤣🤣
It's true 😂😂😂
what a wonderfull voices!! 👏👏😍🤩
You know that feeling when you are so amazing you just want to burst out crying, this is what I feel right now.
My last brain cell at 3am:
2:37
Thank u for your rescue i was litterally searching for those two lol
This made me laugh harder than it should have
Bitch SKSKSKSKSKSKS
#3amsquad
Omg i laughed so hard
3:42
**when your voice cracks so you make fun of it**
LMAO
She still sings better than you
This is my favorite comment. 😂 It’s too true.
Hahahahaha
What name song?
Amazing video! That was an experience! The lady who sang like a bird is my favorite, because until now I didn't think humans could sing like a bird. Everyone was amazing though.
Omg!!!!! My mouth is just open at every single one of these people
Sophia and Taylor: Can switch from head to chest voice super fast
Kid going through puberty: Hello
THIS IS SO UNDERRATED
More like helLO
@@podrickpayne9903 why could I actually hear this XD
Pizza from BOTO: Not your fault, kid.
3:40 should be the background music when we storm to area 51
I'm coming in my SpongeBob costume
That made my day
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I'll naruto run to this and only this song
I was looking for a comment like this 😂
Naruto runners r my favorite !!🍥
Never thought I'd watch a video with two of my favorite (but very different) vocalists together. Lalah Hathaway and Tatiana Shmailyuk.
im an overtone singer and it is one of the most fun things you can learn how to do imo... i love it so much
0:30 me when I'm sick af and try to talk in the morning
Wakeshimutanemahazunakunamatittenopan lmaooooooo
Same, I can only speak that alien language when I'm sick
I WHEEZED SO HARD AT THIS
True
I chuckled
girls have a higher pitch when talking to someone they like
girls who talk to me: 2:20
I’m gonna be honest
I read your name wrong
My voice gets softer when I like a man higher when I talk to fun female friends , it can go metal when annoyed it gets deep with authority , annoyance isn't it interesting.
Now you know I bet your thrilled he he he 😂😂😂😂
sounds so cool
@@_Peridot_ same 😂😂
correction, 3:00* :))
I didn't even have to find my Avi video to share with you. Good job.
Amazing talent
0:11
10 year old me trying to scare someone at a sleepover
Why is this so hilarious
OooOOooOoo~~~
I'm addicted to mentos too
@@MPeach-sk3zj huh?
Your username bruh lmao
"Mom, I've started a singing group."
"That's neat. What's it called?"
"Me, myself, and I."
Lmao👍😂
There is actually a group called Me myself and I
@@ninakardas6461 depression 100
So basically Panic! At The Disco? Only my fellow vros will understand, and to those people, Im sorry I brought it up 👊
In germany there was once a group, which name translated would mean "I & I"
Its not that uncommon xD
Overtone singing is the best one. Incredible!
Omg when I saw Tatiana on here I was excited! She's amazing and I also became a fan of the first woman
2:03- wow she has such a pretty and angelic voice.
2:10- wow she has such a pretty and angelic voice
My fav
Angel mode - demon mode
uwu_ nya that really caught me off giard
Inspiration for The Catholic church lol
N-NANI!?
0:01 polyphonic singing
0:43 whistle register
1:01 overtone singing
1:34 deepest voice
2:02 grunts/vocal fry
2:27 bird-like head voice and staccato
3:00 angelic head voice
3:39 vocal switch/transitions
Oh, thank you!
That overtone singing is more commonly known as throat singing.
@@SkitSkat674 i think overtone uses the frequency
@@SkitSkat674 i mean, like you will hear the whistling melody (the overtones) although he is only maintaning a single note
Thanks!
Polyphonic gave me chills that's freaky cool