The Charismatic Voice did a video on Slaughter to Prevail's Demolisher, it had a lot of good descriptions of what Alex dies with his voice, like when he says the songs title, it sounds like three voices put in post production, but uh... its not... hes managed to isolate and use his vocal chords in a way that he can almost stack tones, making it sound like hes singing in three different voices, which is an incredibly rare occurrence to record. Hes got videos on youtube showing how he screams, as well. I think hes probably the only human being alive that can effectively scare the shit out of a grizzly bear.
@@brandonhey7797 He is Russian yes, and their video for the song Baba Yaga actually shows him wrestling a bear lol! (of course a tame one but it looks cool)
Elizabeth is awesome and she has unusually good insight for someone that hasn't performed these techniques, but I don't think she knows how much layering goes on for metal screams. When he shouts "demolisher," there are at least two layers. Maybe, just maybe, it's one take with higher placed false cord + lower placed modal and really present aryepiglottic and arytenoid compression, but the apparent pitch and nasal placements don't make sense IMO. It's very hard to tell because the album mix has very high compression and EQ boost on especially the lower part of that scream, to the point that it's clipping. Listen to the live versions, there it's clearly just his mid scream. Many parts of the song have multiple layers, but they're mixed well. I could well be wrong- I didn't mix the song, and I haven't put a camera down Alex's throat. Throughout the song, it sounds like he's mostly doing false cord with varying levels of modal behind it. He's actually doing this during the famous Russian part in the breakdown (which I think is one track, without too much editing actually), it's just that he can achieve a particularly low apparent pitch as well as maintain distortion on top of a fairly low note. He's also modifying his nasal resonance (disabling it) and his tongue position ("tunnel throat") but people aren't as quick to pick this up because these changes sound different on such a low scream. It's common enough for artists to be doing the same techniques as him, but they will not sound like Alex, and Anthony especially will not, because Alex is both very gifted in terms of his anatomy, and he has also focused on making this kind of scream for years and years. Anthony can do very high pitched screams that Alex would have to use fry to emulate, while Alex can keep an open mouth position for pitched lows that Anthony would have to make an "o" face and use apparent pitch to emulate.
I'll trust you on your word, since you two are actually Italian, lol. When I heard him sing it, I only went "Hey, I recognize that song. Why does it sound familiar?" Then I remembered that Andrea Bocelli also sang a version of it on Sesame Street.
@@argentandroid5732 It's also a 'popular' song at funerals, because well, it's called Time To Say Goodbye and while I don't know whether it is about death, it certainly is a very sad and emotional song
Finally, Dir En Grey. But I hate to tell you, that was actually one of Kyo's lower effort passages. The man has jumped from A1 to E6 in his head voice during Magayasou. And he's hit as low as A1 and as high as (debated which it was) C#7-C8. A better challenge would be the last verse of Dozing Green and then the insane 4 belted C5 (also has hit C#5 and C6 live) shrieks he does at the end followed by the last few words being around G2. Or the chorus of Rinkaku, which hits a staggering G5 in the studio and has gone as high as G7 live.
The studio version was belted, so was the Wacken version where he actually hit them higher than the studio, but yeah they're whistles in every other performance. That's right around when Kyo started caring about maintaining his voice (...unless he gets mad, so the belted C6's on the outro at Wacken and the entirety of the symphonic live version of Decayed Crow)
Kyo’s whistles are not the most easy to access. First, he would have to become able to do a whistle fry. Then, he would learn to compress it so that it sounds more gritty, since they often don’t come out that gritty.
@@goner.9989 I think one of the secrets to Kyo's vocal range that people often miss is that a lot of his whistles (or what sound like whistles) are actually inhales. That iconic whistle shriek he likes to do live is definitely usually an inhale. The studio version of Dozing Green is belted from the diaphragm, you can hear the power behind it and there's a video of the studio version being recorded (it's the shot in one take version), they actually recorded it live and added in overdubs later for the backing vocals and some of the weirder instrumentation going on. I have a feeling, especially considering there's an alternate early version of it, that Dozing Green was a lightning in a bottle moment during that Shot In One Take session, but more importantly, you can see that Kyo takes a power stance before belting those four screams out. Every other live version of it other than Wacken, those final screams are inhales and he cups the mic, which I cannot blame him for, his voice has to be a ticking timebomb. At Wacken, he was sick and the audio techs screwed their monitoring up, iirc he could only hear the guitars and Die and Kaoru couldn't hear the drums, and Kyo got so pissed he belted the end of Dozing Green and hit a full octave higher than the studio version, but he definitely damaged something doing it, as what was left of that set he was really raspy and his voice kept cracking. I think he knows how to properly maintain his voice and execute those whistles, but sometimes things happen, most of the time inhales would be a bigger risk, but I think he is doing it 100% correctly. I'm not sure if i'd call what he does a whistle, exactly, it's more like using an inhale and fry to get to a whistle. Not every single one is an inhale, but a lot of them are. The other thing is that i've been seeing people confuse his falsetto and head voice for years. A lot of his highest notes are actually head and chest voice, his falsetto is very light and airy and sometimes cracks. He's got the natural range so that the whistle notes probably come easy to him.
I would love you to try the build-up and high belting note in Angel of Salvation by Galneryus. In the studio version it’s at about 9:48. The singer Masatoshi Ono hits this note in this song after a 3 hour setlist, and there’s still 4 minutes left in the song.
A great challenge for an English speaker would be singing a song in Polish - try one of the hardest Polish songs - "Dziwny jest ten świat" ("Strange is this world") by Czesław Niemen - it's something like a Polish "Bohemian Rhapsody" - a song you'd better not sing if you're not sure of your skills.
I wrote the same thing in that post where he was asking for examples of song… Sadly he didn’t picked it :/ A szkoda, bo mega chciałam zobaczyć jakby sobie poradził z wypowiadaniem słów no i z tą wspaniałą piosenką… Może następnym razem się uda!
I would love to see you sing the opening themes of Gangsta., Death Note, Tokyo Ghoul, and Evangelion (these are just really fun to sing). It would also be cool if you made songs in other languages into the Different Styles series.
I would love to hear anything by Maximum The Hormone...the song that shares the same namesake is awesome. But also, there is "Zetsubou Billy" and "What's Up, People"...all amazing Japanese metal
Let me hear by Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at around 2:20 and 2:50 are extremely impressive vocal lines and this is just an overall super fun song (also came from one of my favorite anime “Parasyte”)
you just have to sing Dziwny jest ten świat by Czesław Niemen! It’s polish song, one of the greatest and most popular songs in Poland. What a beautiful voice this man had… Also it would be not only challenging to sing like him, polish is really hard language for english speakers. Consider one of the hardest languages to learn. Hope you’ll pick that song in another video. I’d love to see this!
I've recommended Vinushka, ware yami tote, and the weird scat part of Reiketsu nariseba. I wanted something that showcases both Kyo's singing and screaming range
Hi Vincent! I love your videos 💕 If you want more challenges with Italian music I have some suggestions for you: Mina - Brava Giorgia - Quando una stella muore Caparezza - Felici Ma Trimoni
You need to look into extreme metal vocals with someone like Mark from Kardavox Academy. You’ve obviously got the basic types of distortion down, now you just need to learn more about placement and mouth shapes.
I'd love to hear you try some Maximum the Hormone - Tsume Tsume Tsume. Lets see how you cope with some high to low screams with fast lyrics while all in japanese
I'd love to hear your take on a full version of Con Te Partiro, Anthony. It sounds like you could pull it off very well, you just need to learn the Italian words.
You could try "La Pince à Linge" by Les Quatre Barbus. It's a French barbershop quartet singing a parody song based on Beethoven's 5th symphony telling the story of the invention of the clothespin. There are some fun moments within.
As a native Spanish speaker, for someone who doesn't know Spanish he did somewhat ok, he made a lot of common errors English speaking people make, overall ok.
If you do more in different languages please do “Här kommer natten” by Pugh Rogerfeldt. Its not a super hard song but it gave me a bit of a challange (but maybe its just that I suck lol)
Please try the french song sung by Marie Myriam & Grégory Ken called "Celui qui s'en va" from the movie Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988). This song is criminally underrated and the contrast between the angelic voice of Marie and the heavy tone of Ken is magical.
I'd honestly love it if you did Zitti e Buoni from Måneskin, especially since I cant do the second verse without running out of breath if my life depended on it 😂
La Bamba! Please that would be amazing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Ritchie Valens style. Either that or 99 Red Balloons but Goldfinger version 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 (the parts in German at least) the punk rock style just brings home the story so much better (2:30 into the song) I loved your Italian, so natural. You kicked into a Sinatra vibe there
Let's try third time. How about Highlander from Lost Horizon? There's one insanely high scream in it (much higher than Steel Heart) at 7:16 and there's another anthem-like "na na na" part at 8:32. It's absolutely crazy. And Dino Jelusick's metal version of Jessie J's Bang Bang scream rnb run. It's absolutely insane.
@@TenSecondSongs That's not fair! I suggested the 10:35 part of it like 4 times in the past! Fine, at least now you will check it out.. I can deal with that. :D
Alex's lows in Demolisher have become a part of the internet mythos with how it blew up. That man had ridiculous lows. He has some pretty gnarly lows in Bonebreaker and Agony
I was half expecting Prisencolinensinainciusol. It's an Italian song made to sound like English. Would be interesting to hear your take on it sometime.
He can really really make that sound himself yes, although I’ve had heard him layer over before in the studio for albums. But infant annihilator does that as well. The dude straight up ruthless, his name is Alex Terrible and he posts songs all the time with his vocals that you would not think he would even do.
It's funny you mentioned the projection in Slaughter to Prevail. There's videos of them playing that live and he pulls the mic away from his face and just screams "Demolisher" at the crowd and you can still hear him
You should still do Toehider "Smash it Out" ya coward! Both because it's impressive and I'd really like to see you try, and also because the band is great and I'd love for more people to hear about them
Can you try Eluveities "de ruef vo de bärge" (swiss german version of "the call of the mountains") Swiss German is even more complicated to pronounce than normal german :)
PLEASE Try the crazy vocal break section of Dir En Grey's "Red Soul" There's a part that sounds like Kyo is imitating Spongebob's "steppin' on the beach" sound
"Dziwny jest ten świat" by Czesław Niemen (polish song so you're gonna face not only difficult singing but also lots of words made by smashing the keyboard randomly)
Being this late to commenting I feel like this suggestion will never be seen, but a non-english song I would love to hear you try is Korpiklaani - Könnin Kuokkamies, especially the part after 2.00. Also kind of curious what you would sound like trying to replicate "Nanne Grönvall - Avundsjuk".
I was listening yesterday to Chevelle while riding my bike, and 'The Red' song came up. Suddenly in the last part where the vocalist repeats "Seeing red again" like 8 times and I thought. Damn, Anthony should do this one!!!! You could totally nailed it I'm sure, but I'll like to see that in your next video. Click thumbs up if you agree! 😂🤘🏻
As a Mongolian, I gotta say your throat singing is right on the money. But your language couldn't be further from accurate which I found hilarious.
I would love to hear you trying to do metal vocals in Finnish! Have fun with Stam1na - Hammasratas
Finally Slaughter to Prevail
Shut up
@@alexpowell9681 I’m sorry, what’s your problem?
Finally 😁👍🙏👏👏👏
I see Alex Terrible, I click
@@alexpowell9681 ???
The Charismatic Voice did a video on Slaughter to Prevail's Demolisher, it had a lot of good descriptions of what Alex dies with his voice, like when he says the songs title, it sounds like three voices put in post production, but uh... its not... hes managed to isolate and use his vocal chords in a way that he can almost stack tones, making it sound like hes singing in three different voices, which is an incredibly rare occurrence to record. Hes got videos on youtube showing how he screams, as well. I think hes probably the only human being alive that can effectively scare the shit out of a grizzly bear.
And he's probably Russian, so he probably can scare off any sort of bear.
@@brandonhey7797 He is Russian yes, and their video for the song Baba Yaga actually shows him wrestling a bear lol! (of course a tame one but it looks cool)
Elizabeth is awesome and she has unusually good insight for someone that hasn't performed these techniques, but I don't think she knows how much layering goes on for metal screams. When he shouts "demolisher," there are at least two layers. Maybe, just maybe, it's one take with higher placed false cord + lower placed modal and really present aryepiglottic and arytenoid compression, but the apparent pitch and nasal placements don't make sense IMO. It's very hard to tell because the album mix has very high compression and EQ boost on especially the lower part of that scream, to the point that it's clipping. Listen to the live versions, there it's clearly just his mid scream. Many parts of the song have multiple layers, but they're mixed well. I could well be wrong- I didn't mix the song, and I haven't put a camera down Alex's throat.
Throughout the song, it sounds like he's mostly doing false cord with varying levels of modal behind it. He's actually doing this during the famous Russian part in the breakdown (which I think is one track, without too much editing actually), it's just that he can achieve a particularly low apparent pitch as well as maintain distortion on top of a fairly low note. He's also modifying his nasal resonance (disabling it) and his tongue position ("tunnel throat") but people aren't as quick to pick this up because these changes sound different on such a low scream.
It's common enough for artists to be doing the same techniques as him, but they will not sound like Alex, and Anthony especially will not, because Alex is both very gifted in terms of his anatomy, and he has also focused on making this kind of scream for years and years. Anthony can do very high pitched screams that Alex would have to use fry to emulate, while Alex can keep an open mouth position for pitched lows that Anthony would have to make an "o" face and use apparent pitch to emulate.
That was actually a decent italian, bro. Good job 🍕
I'll trust you on your word, since you two are actually Italian, lol.
When I heard him sing it, I only went "Hey, I recognize that song. Why does it sound familiar?" Then I remembered that Andrea Bocelli also sang a version of it on Sesame Street.
Yes that was pretty good and I do speak Italian!
Thanks boys
Agree! Now You have to come in Italy and do some practice... Number One as usual. E ciao pure a voi, Melodicka Bros!
@@argentandroid5732 It's also a 'popular' song at funerals, because well, it's called Time To Say Goodbye and while I don't know whether it is about death, it certainly is a very sad and emotional song
One classic french song would be "Le temps des cathédrales", I think you will nail it but I would love to hear you sing it !
Sinon les chansons de Balavoine sont connu pour être difficile à chanter aussi
Being a Russian I was smiling when you sang in my language. Anyway I am impressed, you're such a versatile singer and bright personality.
Same!) Greetings from Murmansk!)
And Blagoveshchensk :)
And Stavropol' ^^
@@Drug.Lullaby hey there, Stavropol🤘
SPB is also here. Privet all!
Finally, Dir En Grey. But I hate to tell you, that was actually one of Kyo's lower effort passages. The man has jumped from A1 to E6 in his head voice during Magayasou. And he's hit as low as A1 and as high as (debated which it was) C#7-C8. A better challenge would be the last verse of Dozing Green and then the insane 4 belted C5 (also has hit C#5 and C6 live) shrieks he does at the end followed by the last few words being around G2. Or the chorus of Rinkaku, which hits a staggering G5 in the studio and has gone as high as G7 live.
Oh hell yeah Kyo from Dir en Grey has so many amazing and insane vocal lines
The world record is a f#8 not by for en grey. Get off his lap. He’s good but not outstanding and personally not even great.
@@youtubesbichasspolicys5888 Didn't say he broke any records. He;s hit into the 7th on record and has debatably higher live. Get a life.
He doesnt even try to sing like him :v
Kyo is so stupid
Try Dir En Greys whistle screams, the end of Dozing Green is a good example
Dozing green ending is epic!! Was so pumped to finally see their name pop up
The studio version was belted, so was the Wacken version where he actually hit them higher than the studio, but yeah they're whistles in every other performance. That's right around when Kyo started caring about maintaining his voice (...unless he gets mad, so the belted C6's on the outro at Wacken and the entirety of the symphonic live version of Decayed Crow)
Kyo’s whistles are not the most easy to access. First, he would have to become able to do a whistle fry. Then, he would learn to compress it so that it sounds more gritty, since they often don’t come out that gritty.
@@goner.9989 I think one of the secrets to Kyo's vocal range that people often miss is that a lot of his whistles (or what sound like whistles) are actually inhales. That iconic whistle shriek he likes to do live is definitely usually an inhale.
The studio version of Dozing Green is belted from the diaphragm, you can hear the power behind it and there's a video of the studio version being recorded (it's the shot in one take version), they actually recorded it live and added in overdubs later for the backing vocals and some of the weirder instrumentation going on.
I have a feeling, especially considering there's an alternate early version of it, that Dozing Green was a lightning in a bottle moment during that Shot In One Take session, but more importantly, you can see that Kyo takes a power stance before belting those four screams out. Every other live version of it other than Wacken, those final screams are inhales and he cups the mic, which I cannot blame him for, his voice has to be a ticking timebomb. At Wacken, he was sick and the audio techs screwed their monitoring up, iirc he could only hear the guitars and Die and Kaoru couldn't hear the drums, and Kyo got so pissed he belted the end of Dozing Green and hit a full octave higher than the studio version, but he definitely damaged something doing it, as what was left of that set he was really raspy and his voice kept cracking.
I think he knows how to properly maintain his voice and execute those whistles, but sometimes things happen, most of the time inhales would be a bigger risk, but I think he is doing it 100% correctly. I'm not sure if i'd call what he does a whistle, exactly, it's more like using an inhale and fry to get to a whistle. Not every single one is an inhale, but a lot of them are. The other thing is that i've been seeing people confuse his falsetto and head voice for years. A lot of his highest notes are actually head and chest voice, his falsetto is very light and airy and sometimes cracks. He's got the natural range so that the whistle notes probably come easy to him.
i dont think there are any whistle screams but magayasou got very high vocals
love how anthony trying to sing in another language is just doing what us non-english speakers do since we're kids
I would love you to try the build-up and high belting note in Angel of Salvation by Galneryus. In the studio version it’s at about 9:48. The singer Masatoshi Ono hits this note in this song after a 3 hour setlist, and there’s still 4 minutes left in the song.
YEEEES, Diru is great & Kyo is on of my fave Japanese rock vocalists.
A valiant effort at Slaughter to prevails Mr. Alex Terrible
A great challenge for an English speaker would be singing a song in Polish - try one of the hardest Polish songs - "Dziwny jest ten świat" ("Strange is this world") by Czesław Niemen - it's something like a Polish "Bohemian Rhapsody" - a song you'd better not sing if you're not sure of your skills.
I wrote the same thing in that post where he was asking for examples of song… Sadly he didn’t picked it :/ A szkoda, bo mega chciałam zobaczyć jakby sobie poradził z wypowiadaniem słów no i z tą wspaniałą piosenką… Może następnym razem się uda!
O kurwa ja pierdolen
Wanted to propose the same! :D this would be awesome is he sing that :) Polish is considered to be one of the hardest languages :D
I thought about this song too. It is a real challenge to sing it, even if one knows polish
@Anthony Vincent here is challenge for You from Poland (of course if You feel better 😊 ) th-cam.com/video/kVp0BB6J-HI/w-d-xo.html
Czesław Niemen- Dziwny jest ten świat. One of the hardest songs front my country, great one!
Bump!
I love Dir En Grey. They are actually what got me into heavier metal.
its amazing to see Anthony singin in my language, love Sepultura
I would love to see you sing the opening themes of Gangsta., Death Note, Tokyo Ghoul, and Evangelion (these are just really fun to sing). It would also be cool if you made songs in other languages into the Different Styles series.
Not all that challenging though, and very niche.
I would love to hear anything by Maximum The Hormone...the song that shares the same namesake is awesome.
But also, there is "Zetsubou Billy" and "What's Up, People"...all amazing Japanese metal
I discovered them from watching death note.
How about koi no mega lover?
@@nightshade7240 DMC?
That brings up memories of the naive, innocent, days.
One word, alien has him rapping, singing, and doing gutterals all in the same song
@@lordowl3533 that and more recently DBS resurrection F is where most over seas listeners got their start with them
Let me hear by Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas at around 2:20 and 2:50 are extremely impressive vocal lines and this is just an overall super fun song (also came from one of my favorite anime “Parasyte”)
In french : "SOS d'un terrien en détresse" by Daniel Balavoine is pretty hard to sing !
Yeeees I also thought about it
Also in French, "Le vieux du bas du fleuve" by Gaston Mandeville, an easy going Quebec folk song
the dimash version is basically impossible for anyone but dimash
@@Jeremy-hx7zj agree!! Give me dimash or give me death! Vincent if you can do this you are a god!
"Tout les cris les SOS" est aussi dure à chanter
Covering both Dir en Grey and Slaughter to Prevail in one video. I cannot ask for more!
Origa's Inner Universe. Russian, Latin, and English, all wrapped up in an amazing angelic chorus within an Electronica song. Beautiful.
"Mana du vortes! Aeria Gloris!!!"
Just had late night Adult Swim ghost in the shell nostalgia hit me
It actually made me cry to learn she died of lung cancer. Such a shame. What a wonderful voice.
@@ExcenGaming yeah I remember hearing about that and immediately went on TH-cam to hear her voice again. What a sad loss to the music and anime scene
you just have to sing Dziwny jest ten świat by Czesław Niemen! It’s polish song, one of the greatest and most popular songs in Poland. What a beautiful voice this man had… Also it would be not only challenging to sing like him, polish is really hard language for english speakers. Consider one of the hardest languages to learn. Hope you’ll pick that song in another video. I’d love to see this!
Oh hell yeah I agree
I was just thinking about it!
@@kanapkitozo3169 kanapka to calkiem niezly wynalazek, nie przesadzaj!
@@julas3642 o ile ktoś nie jest na keto :))
Z bólem serca muszę przyznać że nie jest taki zły
I'd love to hear Eluveitie - call of the mountains. They sang it in 4 or 5 languages
Как Винсент поёт Витаса - очень мило
Finally, some DIR EN GREY exposure here! not the song I would’ve chosen but it’s something lol
Same! Been asking for a while too!!
It would be good to see "The Final"
@@evertonsousasilva Saku
Grief or dozing green.
I've recommended Vinushka, ware yami tote, and the weird scat part of Reiketsu nariseba. I wanted something that showcases both Kyo's singing and screaming range
Did he really do this whole video without trying to sing ONE Rammstein song?
But seriously I want to see you sing a Rammstein song :(
He made sang Welcome to the Jungle in german before
th-cam.com/video/LL0rCYGun80/w-d-xo.html
@@14shyuga14 Oh. I actually didn't know that. Thanks
It'd better not be 'Du hast' as that one's way too easy.
@@wendigockel I think puppe would be the best choice
Once again, "Almeno tu nell'universo". Insane modulation right off the bat. Also check out the original versoin of "Caruso" by Lucio Dalla.
Absolutely this
Hi Vincent! I love your videos 💕
If you want more challenges with Italian music I have some suggestions for you:
Mina - Brava
Giorgia - Quando una stella muore
Caparezza - Felici Ma Trimoni
As a latino watching you singing "La leyenda del hada y el mago" its sublime, please do a cover
My comment :0 Ty! Dir En Grey are one of the craziest bands in metal right now, but hardly anyone gives them time because of the language barrier. :(
You need to look into extreme metal vocals with someone like Mark from Kardavox Academy. You’ve obviously got the basic types of distortion down, now you just need to learn more about placement and mouth shapes.
Fuck it, get Justin bonitz on it as well haha
I wholeheartedly agree with this collab. It's always cool to see different channels interact with each other
I'd check out whatever Melissa Cross has put out
Whitechapels Phil Bozeman is incredible
Mike Patton's Mondo Cane.
The man who is already as impressive as it gets, does Italian opera. Love to see you try some.
I second this, Mondo Cane really shows off his voice
I'd love to hear you try some Maximum the Hormone - Tsume Tsume Tsume. Lets see how you cope with some high to low screams with fast lyrics while all in japanese
Hell yes. TH-cam doesn't have enough MTH covers
Could you try in french ? balavoine "tous les cris les sos"
Yes ! Master piece !
I'd love to hear your take on a full version of Con Te Partiro, Anthony. It sounds like you could pull it off very well, you just need to learn the Italian words.
You could try "La Pince à Linge" by Les Quatre Barbus. It's a French barbershop quartet singing a parody song based on Beethoven's 5th symphony telling the story of the invention of the clothespin. There are some fun moments within.
Yo Anthony, as a Brazilian I can say that you did good singing Sepultura and as far as I know Spanish, you did good on that language as well
As a native Spanish speaker, for someone who doesn't know Spanish he did somewhat ok, he made a lot of common errors English speaking people make, overall ok.
Spanish was okay, a bit of ye old gringo accent, but that's fine.
Nem eu entendo essa música, não é o melhor exemplo de uma música em português kkkkk
@@SuperIperMegaTriper é como se fosse uma letra de MPB só que cantada pelo Sepultura hahaha mas é pra ser isso mesmo
@@DiegoSantos-vb8kc Isso eu entendo, mas é tipo mostrar um System of a Down prum cara que não conhece inglês hehe
I’m too busy to watch right now, but I sure hope I get to see Anthony trying to do that Vitas song when I get the chance to watch!
If you do more in different languages please do “Här kommer natten” by Pugh Rogerfeldt. Its not a super hard song but it gave me a bit of a challange (but maybe its just that I suck lol)
I would love to hear you try some old Norse by singing Helvegen by Wardruna. I think you'd sound pretty damn good my dude.
Please try the french song sung by Marie Myriam & Grégory Ken called "Celui qui s'en va" from the movie Dirty Rotten Scoundrels (1988).
This song is criminally underrated and the contrast between the angelic voice of Marie and the heavy tone of Ken is magical.
I'd honestly love it if you did Zitti e Buoni from Måneskin, especially since I cant do the second verse without running out of breath if my life depended on it 😂
Eivør - Verd mín
One of the most beautiful languages I've heard, and the singers voice is from another world.
I'd love to hear you sing "Non, je ne regrette rien" from Edith Piaf. She's a really iconic French singer with a very strong voice.
Someday you will need to do an Anime Opening style.
"Kimi to Taiyou ga Shinda hi -
Maon Kurosaki" from H.O.T.D.
Dragon Ball Z
He needs to sing Cruel Angel's Thesis.
Alex terrible is a goat. This just randomly popped up on my feed and I’m glad. He is a fantastic deathcore vocalist
When he mentioned different languages, the first song that came to mind was "Inner Universe" by Origa, it has Russian, Latin & English in one song.
9:00 Pavarotti had so powerful voice that it required 2 microphones to handle it.
Dig up her bones in 20 styles
YES
Chaos AD was great! Nice work
Anthony, I think it would be great if you could react and sing along to "Como Nossos Pais" by Elis Regina, a timeless Brazilian singer.
La Bamba! Please that would be amazing 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Ritchie Valens style. Either that or 99 Red Balloons but Goldfinger version 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻 (the parts in German at least) the punk rock style just brings home the story so much better (2:30 into the song)
I loved your Italian, so natural. You kicked into a Sinatra vibe there
Let's try third time. How about Highlander from Lost Horizon? There's one insanely high scream in it (much higher than Steel Heart) at 7:16 and there's another anthem-like "na na na" part at 8:32. It's absolutely crazy. And Dino Jelusick's metal version of Jessie J's Bang Bang scream rnb run. It's absolutely insane.
Call it what it is. Monke flip.
PelleK did a cover of Highlander, and absolutely nails the end part.
Ok fine
@@TenSecondSongs Hell yes!
@@TenSecondSongs That's not fair! I suggested the 10:35 part of it like 4 times in the past! Fine, at least now you will check it out.. I can deal with that. :D
I wanna hear YOUR touches overlayed on some of those deep growl songs. That tease you did got my tingly. 0.0
Heilung! In maidjan. Both the male and female vocals are so good and interesting.
Yessssssss
Alex's lows in Demolisher have become a part of the internet mythos with how it blew up. That man had ridiculous lows. He has some pretty gnarly lows in Bonebreaker and Agony
What about "Dziwny jest ten świat" by Czesław Niemen, it's a classic polish song
Yes please
oh yeah!
I was half expecting Prisencolinensinainciusol. It's an Italian song made to sound like English. Would be interesting to hear your take on it sometime.
Seconded!
By the way, when Alex says Demolisher, it's without the mic and he projects his voice so loud; it's all real
I cant fucking wait to see the demolisher breakdown live
Yeah Johan Hegg has done it before as well.
@@veenoir1991 I can't wait for them to come back to the states, one they're close enough, I'm going
@@TheAthens619 seriously man, ill drive a few states away idgaf lol
He can really really make that sound himself yes, although I’ve had heard him layer over before in the studio for albums. But infant annihilator does that as well. The dude straight up ruthless, his name is Alex Terrible and he posts songs all the time with his vocals that you would not think he would even do.
as an argentinian i must say, you really nailed rata blanca! really really really well.
I wish you'd do Czeslaw Niemen - Dziwny ten świat (Tcheslav you'd pronounce his name) beautiful high notes and passion in his voice
There's a brazilian song that you should try. It's called 'Galopeira' by the singers Chitãozinho & Xororó!
I would love to hear a rock version of All Eyes On Me from Bo Burnham
Awesome job! I would love to hear you try "Ennen" by Korpiklaani.
Very cool to hear you sing Rata Blanca. Would love to hear a full cover...If you dare. XD
Cheers from Argentina.
Yes please, more Rata Blanca
Soy brasileño, ¡pero confieso que la banda Rata Blanca es realmente increíble!
Que cante mujer amante 👍
No son la gran cosa, bastante sobrevalorados
RE SIII WHITE RAT para Anthony xd
It's funny you mentioned the projection in Slaughter to Prevail. There's videos of them playing that live and he pulls the mic away from his face and just screams "Demolisher" at the crowd and you can still hear him
ME MUEROOOOOOOOOO!!!! Gracias por ponerme en el video, te sigo hace años y siempre estaba recomendando canciones!! Saludos desde Argentina crackkkkk
Que lindo pais Argentina, saludos desde Lanús
Anthony, I have to thank you for introducing me to Slaughter to Prevail. We just watched them live in Dallas and it was the best concert ever. 👍👏👏👏
I didn't know you had italian origins! I'm Italian and i'm proud of what you do🤘🇮🇹👍
I guessed he might be cause he kinda sounds Italian American haha
You should still do Toehider "Smash it Out" ya coward! Both because it's impressive and I'd really like to see you try, and also because the band is great and I'd love for more people to hear about them
That performance of Caruso gets me every time. God tier.
Can you try Eluveities "de ruef vo de bärge" (swiss german version of "the call of the mountains")
Swiss German is even more complicated to pronounce than normal german :)
Me waiting for him to do Rammstein like 👁👄👁
I LOVE DIR EN GREY!!! Great impression!
Peep the name, I feel the same!
"Gente Da Minha Terra" - Mariza
Temos Moonspell
PLEASE Try the crazy vocal break section of Dir En Grey's "Red Soul" There's a part that sounds like Kyo is imitating Spongebob's "steppin' on the beach" sound
We Butter the bread with butter: 20kmh for some German Death core 😇
These were fun and I loved how you tried.
I'd love for you to try Grotti by Skald or Lyfjaberg by Wardurna if you want songs in different languages.
Zajdi zajdi - Toše Proeski
One of the hardest songs to sing well, the soul of the voice when sung is something unmatched. Поздрав от автралиа ✌🏼
Let's make this the top comment, Tose being in one of his videos would be awesome 🇲🇰
@@wPops we can try brother :P
I fourth this.
DUDE!!! Props for trying Dir En Grey. Kyo is a beast. His vocal range is phenomenal….
"Dziwny jest ten świat" by Czesław Niemen (polish song so you're gonna face not only difficult singing but also lots of words made by smashing the keyboard randomly)
Id love to hear you try Kai Tangata - Alien Weaponry
Those Maori vocals are fierce
7:33 Anthony’s slowly transforming into a goblinoid.
I would love to hear you try to sing cry baby by hige dandism
Specifically the yodeling part.
Dude no stress no one can sound like pavarotti he was and still is the king of opera
I'd love to hear you sing Belle from Notre dame de paris (especially garou's part at the beginning)
Would love to see Anthony try the last breakdown from Lorna Shore - To The Hellfire! That sh*t is just something else
Being this late to commenting I feel like this suggestion will never be seen, but a non-english song I would love to hear you try is Korpiklaani - Könnin Kuokkamies, especially the part after 2.00.
Also kind of curious what you would sound like trying to replicate "Nanne Grönvall - Avundsjuk".
I was listening yesterday to Chevelle while riding my bike, and 'The Red' song came up. Suddenly in the last part where the vocalist repeats "Seeing red again" like 8 times and I thought. Damn, Anthony should do this one!!!! You could totally nailed it I'm sure, but I'll like to see that in your next video. Click thumbs up if you agree! 😂🤘🏻
Dir En Gray is amazing you should try last part of dozing green too!
everybody:
literally everybody:
Anthony: that dude from slaughter to prevail looks like a beast
Thanks so much for taking my comment and doing “Con te partirò”!! Gratzi!
Tony, *I DARE YOU* to sing: Tetê Espíndola - Escrito nas Estrelas - maybe the hardest brazilian mpb song to sing.
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Vai matar o maluco
foi vc rodrigo :V :V :v mas mano faz isso nao, o que o cara fez pra vc?
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Pleeeaase do Involuntary Doppelgänger by Archspire! It's basically chopper style rap but growled and the music is super badass
Would love to see some love for Belgium by doing Stromae's soothing voice! 'Tous Les Memes' and 'Papaoutai' are my favorites.
you did dir en grey!! you have my complete respect just for trying
Me emociona tanto oírlo cantar en español 🤗
You should do "Trollhammaren" by Finland-Swedish folk metal band Finntroll.