por alguna razon no está la mejor version? se olvidaron de Camilo Sesto

I happen to like Gerard Butler. His singing is not over polished…it’s raw

Haha when J Block comes up, I KNOW she will do riff #1, she is known to follow the standard of everything to the gold standard ❤

0:42

It's Jennifer's song.PERIOD!!!

1, Pavarotti 2, Bjorling 3, Kaufmann 4, Potts 5, Corelli 6, Gi-Cheon

The korean girl sould be not on that list

I know this will likely be unpopular opinion, but I think Gerard Butler did an excellent job considering he is not trained to the same extent as most of these guys. I really loved his performances in the movie - he has a very pleasant voice. That being said....nobody is topping Ramin!

Lea Salonga the best❤

Hearing Charissa playing Veronica was so strange-

Jessica hands down

Lewek and Peters ❤❤❤❤

I agree with the general consensus that Maria Aleida's staccato is impeccable and is among the best here. Rachele Gilmore is a personal favorite as is Sabine Devieilhe. Christina Johnston was very good also, especially holding the A Flat the longest of all the other singers presented here.

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Vicar of Dibley wins it 2:43

ted neely. hands down. no one will ever match ted neely and carl anderson, there were other great singers of course but those two stole the show. i saw JCS when i was kid and i still get choked up when i hear some of the performances. im in my 50s.....im not religious. but it doesnt matter. you dont have to believe for this music and story to affect you. the story is tragic whether jesus was the son of God or not. anyway, i have to go with Ted Neely even though his sample is the studio recorded version and the rest are live stage performances. ive never seen neely live but from what ive heard his live performance is excellent. honorable mention: steve balsamo and ian gillian

Idina Menzel💚🧹can't wait to hear Cynthia's!

4:25

❤❤❤❤🎉

This woman alone made me fall in love with broadway in 06. I have never been so impressed by a performance.

Laura workman is the winner 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

Susan Elmark damn

Jessica vosk i love you

I like when Elphabas do the WRITTEN SCORE first Bring Me Down. 5:44 The pop to the F makes it too happy, poppy. It's a doom and gloom moment.

Beautifully done

3:38 teh ang oa na yan HAHAHAHAHA 😭

11:50 Not a belt

10:42 da fuq is this?

9:36 This ain't no belt...

I feel Cynthia incorporated so many of them, with her own riffs. Opt 3 Especially Jackie Burns and Lindsey Mendez final rif

Song is obnoxious.

Qué calidez tenía su voz es como si me estuviera abrazando.

Susanne Elmark is my favorite

Vincerò not vincero

Have always ❤❤❤ Barbra hands down ,all were wonderful except Celine Dion (wth) ..

I am wondering whether David Miller, one of Il Divo tenors has ever sung this song. I have just found, so I am glad he has. I like his version, including the climax... he held that part longer than some of singers here.

8:36 David Phelps... I thought he would go with higher key, but not... quite disappointed knowing he could hit up to F5 with chest voice, while the highest note in this song with original key is "only" B4

7:16-7:36 My favorite... Franco Corelli : sharp, loud, powerful I can only dream of having such vibrato... I don't have now 🙃😀

2:41 Why did Michael Bolton sing in lower key ? I myself tried to sing in the original key, although failed to hold the long B4 note at the climax using chest voice only

Straight people musical

K all of them great singers, but this song needs a bit of comedic flare, and I think Madeleine Khan nails it... Her half crazed facial expressions her feigned twitching she is acting like a desperate woman ready to flip. She's sorely missed.

that e6 was easy for me today 😭😭 ( I’m a mezzo .. )

She will forever be my favorite elphaba

She don’t have nothing on Cynthia

Angela. Hands down.

She’s gotten to be some iconic characters, Elphaba, Gothel and Elsa!

The most important for me is the diction not who sang the high note.

If the question is "who sang it best?" and Pavarotti is an option, then that is the answer. Always. No exceptions.

Needs to be updated with Johnny Bailey's version as Jamie.