VOCAL COACH reacts to MARC MARTEL on HOW TO SING LIKE FREDDIE MERCURY

My remarks on Marc Martel's instructional on how to sing like Freddie Mercury from Queen
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[@QueenCelebrationLive]

Vocal coach reacts to a video in which Marc says "I'm not a vocal coach, but...". Haha, that should be fun. 😀

[@moasanenjamir]

I find it funny how u guys are loving Adams videos ! You guys should collaberate with him !

[@ahmaddifa]

Marc need to improve his theatrical ability in the show

[@evilcowboy]

Then you obviously never watched Freddie play piano. His theatrics as minimal as they could be, he only turned on the theatrics when singing without playing a piano and had the mic in his hand. So Marc's ability to theatrics as far as how Freddie played piano are almost identical.

[@brandonshippee7818]

Marc actually did sound like Freddie before he knew who Freddie was. He has interviews where he explained it. Keep up the good work!

[@QueenCelebrationLive]

Couple of those interviews are here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5Pdg5iYq91qZpI kzbin.info/www/bejne/e3myaXh5mdRjm8U

[@apokab6453]

@brandon shippee In this interviews he says the opposite... that the comparaisons started only after that he studied Queens music: www.timesfreepress.com/news/life/entertainment/story/2016/nov/20/qmarc-martel-freddie-soundavocalist/398379/ "In the early 2000's when my friend Glenn Lavender - Downhere's bass player - knowing that I'm a natural mimic, suggested I investigate Queen's music"..."It was around that time that I began getting regular comparisons to Freddie. It became a joke pretty quick"

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@apokab6453 Maybe it's Marc's talent as a mimic that it didn't take much of listening to Queen to "unlock" that voice and kick off the comparisons. (Marc pushed himself to sing with a "false" baritone sound - Eddie Vedder - on early Downhere recordings, which was a bit more difficult, since he's a tenor.) Singing in that tenor voice is when the Freddie comparisons shortly started afterwards. I'm trying to find the interview where Marc admits that he didn't really know much beyond Queen's Greatest Hits before auditioning, and did more of a study then.

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@apokab6453 Ah, he mentions it in that same Radio New Zealand interview. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3y4Zpt6g7N5n8U

[@ToddandRaquiForrest]

Marc's earliest influences were Keith Green, Jeff Buckley and George Michael. As his professional career began he tried to incorporate some Eddie Vedder to sound more "manly." People were telling him for three years he sounded like Mercury before he looked into him.

[@rivieracar1992]

Yes exactly. This guy says we're wrong and Marc always studied Freddy. EL WRONGO buddy. Marc studied Freddy AFTER so many fans told him he sounded like him. And only after many requests from his fans that he started including a few Queen's songs in his shows. It all snowballed after that.

[@sleeperthoee]

rivieracar1992 I know who you're referring and that dude has some weird grudge against Marc. I see him on all of Adam's Marc videos.

[@piomat100]

You were kinda right but also kinda wrong, Marc actually got told that he sounds like Freddie during concerts with his band around 15 years ago before he really knew who Freddie was and what he sounded like, only THEN did he do his research.

[@apokab6453]

Not really. Read this interview, he says that the comparaisons started only after that he studied Queens music: www.timesfreepress.com/news/life/entertainment/story/2016/nov/20/qmarc-martel-freddie-soundavocalist/398379/ "In the early 2000's when my friend Glenn Lavender - Downhere's bass player - knowing that I'm a natural mimic, suggested I investigate Queen's music"..."It was around that time that I began getting regular comparisons to Freddie. It became a joke pretty quick"

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@apokab6453 There's "being aware of Queen" and subconsciously picking up some of the "Freddie" subtleties, and doing a deeper study (which happened after getting multiple comparisons.) Marc explains this in the Radio New Zealand interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3y4Zpt6g7N5n8U

[@QueenCelebrationLive]

@@ThatllShowEm Marc started investigating Queen and Freddie after the constant comparisons, I believe he _really_ started his research only when Roger hired him to lead QE. Prior to that he only knew the songs.

[@SabbyNGG]

apokab you said it yourself, “REGULAR” Before the “regular” thing, there’s these few person that kept telling him about sounding alike Freddie. You will hear this in 1 of his interviews. Even Marc admitted that from these “few” people, there’s this 1 person that kept going to their concerts just to tell him about Freddie.

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@QueenCelebrationLive That's sort of what I think Marc has said. He didn't really "study" Freddie until he started learning all of the songs for the Queen Extravaganza tour.

[@ToddandRaquiForrest]

Good explanation of how singing may be learned. Marc's greatest gift is how well he picks up subtlety and nuance in vocalizations and is quickly able to add them into his vocal tool box.

[@ruiner41]

I think Adam has developed a somewhat unhealthy obsession with Marc Martel.

[@matthewp117]

Yeah it’s probably all the views😂😂 Marc could easily copyright strike every one of these

[@jyggalag9838]

M Pate He could but he isn't an asshole, and it's kind of odd you would ever think about it. His videos are protected under fair use but the state the copyright system is... its fucked.

[@TheValwood]

I have also developed an obsession with Marc Martel....he's so amazing!

[@BrookeWinter82]

@@TheValwood Me too... I LOVE Marc 💖🎤 He seems very sweet.

[@Lukronius]

Mike C To be fair, I don’t think an obsession with Marc Martel is necessarily unhealthy. The man is truly astonishing, especially considering his lack of professional training. The ubiquity of terrible singers that are super popular narrows the field of great talent for vocal coach analysis, I’d imagine. Plus, Marc is a super nice, humble guy and is consistently, 100%, slam-dunk, wonderful to hear sing. Just my humble opinion, sir. 😊

[@santosodenny4543]

1:09 "it's genetic, thank you mom and dad" -- Adam smiling, who is your daddy Marc?

[@nakolulu411]

Freddie Mercury

[@Storm1313]

Ann B wow your sense humor is astounding.

[@nakolulu411]

@@Storm1313 ikr,i literally ignored him xd

[@heyitsmers8935]

😂😂😂😂ghost sperm

[@rahuldutta9303]

There can be a conspiracy theory of Freddie's secret child

[@GregGuerraMusic]

9:05 - It's not about trying to over power different sounds. It absolutely isn't about getting on top of a mix, it's about using tone to cut THROUGH a mix. It actually has very little to do with volume. It's about creating a sound that can be noticable and distinct in a mix of different sounds.

[@kiskakuznetsova503]

YES! I'm happy to hear that I'm not the only one who heard a little bit of Freddie in George Michael's work. I think GM is soooooo underrated as a singer. When he died I listened to everything I could find and he not only had a naturally beautiful voice but he kept working at it. He wasn't taken seriously enough -- he sang, wrote, arranged and produced his songs. Was he not taken seriously because he was so pretty? (Freddie was pretty too though ...)

[@tonigeorg7652]

This is the realest vocal coach. Everything he says makes sense and he is not overreacting like most of others

[@IknowImNotCrazyYoumightbe]

This was a great video.. I'd love to see you and Marc sit down and talk about tactical singing, stylistics, technique, etc..

[@junocIip]

i hate when people say that marc is an imitator in a negative way because it's genetics and it isn't something you can control so it just so happens that his voice already sounded similar to freddie's which can actually be visibly seen in how he also already looks similar too freddie as well with how his body is structured, especially in his face.

[@robertyoung4372]

I haven't heard anyone else closes to Freddie then Marc

[@batang90stonoh]

*than

[@lararoostalu9318]

Gary Mullen sounds like Freddie naturally!

[@waynelawson1235]

"How to sing like Freddie Mercury." Be me. -Mark Martel

[@Mikado0605]

Marc

[@bradyoiler6610]

Mikael Reinaldo was about to comment

[@AniMalcolmTheLibetarianNerd]

He doesn't really imitate. He naturally has a Freddie's voice. When he sings anything, it sounds like Freddie covering that song.

[@brothernick7221]

Marc explained after people kept telling him he sounded like Freddie Marc started listening to the old queen music and became a fan.

[@treyprevost2547]

It's not that he's even born with the ability to imitate I think. I think his legitamite natural voice is just the reincarnation of Freddie

[@TexasMom1776]

This is one of my favorites of Marc's..thank you for covering this one!.😊

[@selma9821]

1:16 hmm.. I wonder if that actor was Rami Malek 🤔

[@GregGuerraMusic]

Probably Sacha Baron Cohen, who was planning and prepping to play Freddie before Rami was cast

[@RTXWill]

No it wasn't. This video is from years ago.

[@kenkaneki7051]

but that make sense, did you think make a movie using a short amount of time? i don't think so, it even a year but before you make the movie and the cast must studies the script first... that my point of view

[@Yochanangp]

Shortcut, he is blessed by haShem ! His voice is an entire orchestra.

[@Rosannasfriend]

Brightness or twang is what he's describing at 9:39. I'm surprised Adams didn't point that out.

[@Rosannasfriend]

I mean when he says "sharpness ".

[@mattfoley1718]

7:15 I disagree, his natural voice was identical to Freddie’s anyway, people noticed and he obviously already knew Freddie since he’s so famous and so Marc just say watched videos on Freddie and picked up on how he sings, etc but I highly doubt he studied Freddie and tried to copy him, it’s natural in my opinion

[@ToddandRaquiForrest]

it started as 100% natural, apparently a mixture of Buckley and Michael's influences. This video is on Queen's channel because they wanted him to share what he was learning in preparation for recording for the Bohemian Rhapsody movie.

[@odonovan]

8:47 - "But that's the reason why you have microphones." - Marc is actually talking about the singer being able to hear HIMSELF over the other sounds on stage, which is something a microphone won't help with. 15:08 - You did fine. That actually does kind of work, at least for you. You did sound more like Freddie by doing that. Now, if you'd just shave off everything but the moustache. Hmmm... :) 15:28 - It sounds like it makes you push the air directly out through your mouth rather than letting it echo through your sinus cavities on the way out of your nose.

[@joldut403]

8:47 he hears himself from a monitor pointed to him

[@benderong4478]

He mentioned in ear headphones as well

[@JimRobinson-colors]

@@benderong4478 There were no such things as in ear monitors when Freddie Mercury sang and that is what Marc was referring to (rock singers in the seventies )

[@shredgod6394]

@@joldut403 There were no in ear monitors back then And if you've ever played in a band. You know that the stage monitors are shit and you can never hear yourself well over the rest of the noise. You don't get the same mix as the audience does unfortunately.

[@dollar120]

Can you do a video on Ella Henderson? Her vocals are terrifyingly amazing, to the point it makes me think if I’ll ever have what it takes! You would love her!

[@user-lq3ub5yb3v]

I love all the Queen videos I’ve been seeing

[@misteralan9993]

Marc was being told he sounds like freddy before he tired sounding like freddy...so no VC it wasnt intentional it was later on with the QE tribute band Roger Taylor put together

[@summerstalgia1243]

Hi, Adam. It's really good to see your videos. Could you react to Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody covered by Forestella? They have outstanding voices!

[@moasanenjamir]

Adam , do a Bohemian Rhapsody Cover with Marc Martel !!! If possible

[@heyitsmers8935]

😂😂😂😂omfg adam :what???ok ill try

[@Arjeebee]

Not only did he probably do his own research, but where it was actually the members of Queen that chose him for the Extravaganza, they probably sat down with him and went over a lot of Freddie's history and techniques etc...

[@ToddandRaquiForrest]

Actually, this video was created just before Marc went to Abbey Road London to record for the movie. So, his research was for actually voice double in the movie.

[@Arjeebee]

Right. In addition to what i said, what you said is true.

[@azekel7687]

I realize that the way Freddie used to sing, he almost never used to hit a note same time, sometimes he used to kind of swing it and put the two words together, like in the lines in the song bohemian rhapsody which says " didn't mean to make you ", "I don't wanna " and "Carry " .

[@tamiramos5873]

This man could record his own music WITHOUT auto tune...that is the factor of a real singer. Not the losers you hear nowadays. I almost feel embarrassed for some people nowadays when I hear them try to sing outside of the studio or on stage.

[@lauradamico3027]

Sei bravo Marc ...prosegui!!! Laura👍👍👍❤❤❤

[@nirhaber6149]

You look like Tom Ellis

[@lekro3594]

It was beautiful then a freaking ad POPS UP!

[@kevinriccy9590]

ok. then help me out here. I use to sing a lot of high pitched songs(ex: stairway to heaven, she's gone, just to name a few) when I was younger. By the time puberty hit and my voice got deeper, I understood that I probably won't be able to get that high pitch ever again. So is there a way to get pass that barrier without using my neck? I've always tried to sing with my diaphragm but hitting those high notes aren't easy for someone like me a 16 year old deep voiced asian....

[@janisjoplin4647]

Loved your explanation of a “natural born singer”...it’s much like a “natural born musician” - someone who cannot necessarily read music but can okay what they hear.

[@omega1231]

Feeling the lyrics kinda sounds like advice for the rythm section; feel the groove first and then anything you play will sound on point.

[@KOTTUR1]

Hi Adam, I've watched your videos so far and I love the way you react to songs. Also I am so impressed with your knowledge and passion so far. Today I want to introduce you a very talented vocal team called Forestella, and how they covered another queen's song 'Bohemian Rhapsody'. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKm4coasZr9lirc The impressive point is that this team covered this song in crossover way which is a combination of opera and rock. They created wonderful harmony to cover this song, and I think you might be interested in a way how they designed the harmony. Please give this song a try and I strongly hope you to enjoy.

[@kellyp.4773]

please~ you will not regret it!

[@drtroyturner7464]

Adam looks like Jon B. I'd be curious to hear your reaction to late RIP Al Jarreau's Roof Garden.

[@ThatllShowEm]

Marc can explain some of these nuances _now_ that he has studied Freddie's voice. Singing Queen for about 7 years now has given Marc a lot of time to pick up on more of these nuances that he explains in this video. He's actually admitted that he really had only listened to a few Queen songs (maybe the Greatest Hits album) before his Somebody to Love audition. So any deeper analysis happened more (relatively) recently, rather than prior to touring with the Queen Extravaganza tribute band. Some of the "Freddie" nuances are present in his recordings with his band Downhere, but IMO they do seem a bit more ingrained into his singing now than before, if that makes any sense. (Thinking of his video performance of O Holy Night, which was recorded after a few years of touring with the Queen Extravaganza, as opposed to any Downhere albums.) This video was also posted right before Marc started recording for the Bohemian Rhapsody film, so it's likely that he purposely analyzed the differences in Freddie's voice over the years in order to prepare for the film. Edit: Marc mentions "being aware of Queen" and picking up some of the nuances early in his singing career, and then learning the music for the Queen Extravaganza tribute band and picking up more of those micro intonations after his Somebody to Love audition in this radio interview: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3y4Zpt6g7N5n8U

[@apokab6453]

That video was published in October 2016, and Marc said that he got the first call about the movie in December 2016 so it was definitely not a research for the film.

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@apokab6453 The film has been in production development for 10 years. You don't think that maybe they'd had unofficial conversations before that phone call? (Speaking of "unofficial" conversations, pretty sure that the actor Marc mentioned is SBC, btw.)

[@apokab6453]

@@ThatllShowEm Of course everything is possible, and I can easily imagine that was dreaming of getting involved in the production already before the first call, but only what he says in his post can be taken as certain, all the rest is just guessing. Regarding the 10 years, yes I know, that is why I always find it funny when some people say it could not have been made without him.

[@ThatllShowEm]

@@apokab6453 "Some people" include one of the film's producers. Just saying.

[@apokab6453]

@@ThatllShowEm I hope you do not seriously think that he movie could not have been made if they hadn't had Marc. A few scenes would be slightly different, that is all, but non of the songs that are mostly Marc are essential in the story line, and certainly could be done differently. Not to mention that when the producer talked about Marc, I think they though that Marc's vocals would be used more (also for Live Aid), so he seemed more important than how it turned out in the final cut.

[@TheJoeGizzle]

When is Marc going to sing Queen’s “Cool Cat” that song really showed off Freddie’s beautiful falsetto.

[@Potatopot724]

Marc may be a sound-alike, but he's not half as good a vocalist as Freddie. Most people can't sing Queen's whole catalog because it falls in such a wide range or both key and tone for the lead vocals. Marc sings certain Queen songs, the ones he's good at. He may not be able to sing Cool Cat, or at least, not as well as he can the songs he does.

[@Storm1313]

Kayla Cohn I just watched him sing the Prophets Song live and after I picked my jaw up off the ground I made the realization that Marc can indeed sing anything Freddie sang. Google Him singing that song live.

[@EmiPellegrinoMusic]

Nasal resonance , that's what he's talking about with the plugging his nose lol Dropping the soft pallet , ya know ?? Gives you that "bleh , I have a cold" sound . It's useful in belting and rock !

[@karengonzalez3019]

I really like Marc Martel too. I want to suggest another singer. Avi Kaplan, I learned about him, because of the Pentatonix. He used to sing with them. My son was on the tour with them last year and I research the group on KZbin, although, he didn't sing with them last year, he was with them for a least five years and is on his own now. He has a really unique voice. Also, Marc Martel sang some Keith Green songs. earlier that he put on KZbin. Marc has a natural ability to sing what he hears.

[@quer-gedacht8608]

I understand if you get too much in "natural Born Singer", you will get your voice to "natural born Killer". Thx for this nice lessons! I think about a vocal Coach.

[@robermd5968]

React to his cover of I will always love you, it's amazing

[@grantbennett333]

Claudia Bennett' does a great cover of Freddie's OperA ... *love of my life*

[@edwardoscarhernando9850]

On your introduction to your youtube channel you always say your a voice coach and a singer. Give us a link to to you singing or concert and where did you graduate?

[@Abc-qs8ir]

15:00 I think he is saying that Freddie has good use of his nasal cavaties, a very forward tonal placement,

[@xojawspin7741]

Bet

[@AnalogVoice]

NIce Video. Yeah the guy does say push the air out. I am against any kind of pushing.

[@nunyabusiness7927]

Adam, you're wrong. I can't sing - not even a little bit, but I have huge respect for people who can.

[@JerichoX101]

idk if you only react on known artist but please have a listen to Tor Miller he is great

[@jaredpardo5391]

9:00 seconds before natural coach response lol

[@princezay3608]

He sounds like Freddy when he’s speaking normally

[@corv1d770]

You should react to Nothing but Thieves' Vocalist! His range is Absolutely Incredible.

[@jaredpardo5391]

Anyone else think the nose thing kinda worked lol

[@FrostbiteP1ano]

react to his new love of my life cover.

[@pastense]

WTF....I wanna hear Marc do George Michael!

I think he was more about support with the diaphragm - it's not quite the same as breathing with the diaphragm, which just adds more speed to breathing and space. Support stabilises(also pitch) and relaxes the throat, chest as well. And when You tried that nose block, he intentionally sings small, to front teeth so the sound is metallic. You sounded like You keeping it backwards or limiting.... marc projects it as he wanted to destroy glass in front of him.

[@chipparris8645]

Any chance you could react to Shinedown? I'd recommend listening to, "Second Chance"

[@TheRequiemOfficialReal]

The celebrity that Marc talked with was Rami Malek, Marc did post audio for Rami for the movie. Marc did a lot of vocal work for the movie. P.S. Freddie was an avid smoker, so age that a decade for a harmonic singer he was.

[@GregGuerraMusic]

This encounter was long before Rami was cast. People theorize that Marc talked with Sacha Baron Cohen who planned to play Freddie initially

[@CookieFXTM12]

After listening to Marc for years I had some conclusions about this. Marc's voice is not naturally like Freddie's, but it is apt to be similar. See Marc's voice (43) kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIG1mIaueJ2aeJY now Freddie's (41) kzbin.info/www/bejne/iWa4h56upZuGiZo Analyzing their voices, Freddie has a more severe vibration in the nasal area generating a dry and loud sound, while Marc's voice makes a different way, having a less deep and lighter voice, which is called posterior resonance, causing this rounded sound, unlike Freddie. Basically this means that the larynx and cranial formation of the two have no pratical similarities, they are definitely different apparatus vocals. However, Freddie's vocal style fits well in Marc's voice making him sound like, and he knows how to use that very well, he's a talented guy, but when he's not singing Queen or just talking it doesn't sound like that, see kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y4ncnWyigL6Lf7M if you think this sounds like Freddie or you are deaf or just don't know his voice. There is still a lot to say on this subject, but I don't want to make this comment so long

[@babooshka7601]

Again, that last song is sung in the style of the original singers!

[@CookieFXTM12]

@@babooshka7601 You just said what I said, Marc sings in the style of Freddie, he doesn't have a voice like his, like other singers.

[@harrygrindlewald4942]

Congested asf

[@Sizzela]

15:56 um Freddie?

[@rickysakti14]

Can you react GILANG DIRGA FROM INDONESIA SINGING BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY AND WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS??? HE SO COOL MAN!!

[@reynaldoclaro8422]

hi Adam,. you should see SASSA DAGDAG covers "if i were a boy"

[@christopherstone9046]

Sing GING. Sing GER.

[@myx1315]

Lmao

[@bureauofcuriosity7782]

Why do I Imagine Marc As Thanos Singing like Freddie?

[@dianebays5484]

Maybe, mark is Freddie's long lost brother! In all seriousness, i think being a natural born singer is best. Just to have that natural ability, priceless.

[@evasanchezsaez8685]

Does Marc Martel say that he hasn't studied how to sing? It's hard to believe... I sang with an amateur choir in my town. No one taught me how to sing. I learnt how to use my diaphragm by myself. Marc Martel has a wonderful technique.... So, let me doubt. And, obviously, he must be very grateful to the genetics... He was born with a face very similar to Freddie's. So, he sounds very similar. Lucky man.

[@CookieFXTM12]

his face has nothing to make him sound like Freddie Mercury...

[@babooshka7601]

@@CookieFXTM12 Freddie didn't always sound like Freddie either. My son only knows Queen songs of the eighties. When he heard an old song of Queen (1973) he couldn't believe it was Freddie. Totally different voice.

[@jnewmark41]

Shalom handsome 🔥

[@ponchokcomputer]

Great :) please a reaction to Eddie Vedder ♥

[@telability2104]

Anyone tell you that you look like Gabriel from Supernatural?

[@SabbyNGG]

I think apokab is the new The Great King Rat. Lmfao FOH

[@Leander_]

You wouldn't expect it, but apokab confessed to me that she/he actually likes Marc's voice! LOL

[@apokab6453]

@Rob G Your comment tells more about your lack of sense of reality and lack of fair judgement than about me. (Or about your lack of honesty, only you know that)... I have seen his comments, he is rude, vulgar, disrespectful and hates everyone who dares to sing „Freddies songs” whom he regards a god. It would be interesting to know which comments of mine were extreme enough to remind me of that guy. Could you quote, please? Babooshka00 is right, actually- Although I am not a fan, I have no problem with Marc or with his singing, I think he has a great voice, and he is an excellent singer. I do not even mind if he studies Freddie to sound more like him, nothing is wrong with that. My comments are simply responses to the ignorant, false comments that some of his fans make, either about Marc himself or about Brian, Roger and Adam.

[@ozaman1064]

I think the hold the nose sound has something to do with the fact that Mercury's vocal vibrato frequency was higher than the normal human. Studies have shown that his virbrato frequency was up in the 7.04 range where most people are around 5.5. I believe that helps make that sound. His genetics played a huge role in the out of this world sounds that came through his mouth. Here are some great studies into Mercury's vocals. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pmSwm6aogrN2mLc kzbin.info/www/bejne/fpqvZ6ymeZl2oZI

[@tristyn7459]

I’m like a half born natural singer? I can listen to songs and about half of them I can just sing and it’s perfect but other times I have to take a little bit of time to figure out

[@danit.samuel8751]

Please react to Steelheart Shes gone MTV unplugged

[@ethosii]

Was that actor Rami Malek?

[@izzy3683]

Well I'm a natural born singer and I still watch your videos...i started singing very young and I still do to this day at 19 years old but I watch your videos cause I love to see how you break down explain the ways of the voice👌

[@thegiantpumpkin5903]

“He’s definitely studied speddies” 😂

[@drakebellyta]

When a maaaaaan loves a womaaaaan, lol

[@blancoballing4427]

Isadora Jiménez thus far that’s my favorite cover! 😂

[@JardoniJovonovich]

Sing gers sing gers sing gers

[@schmock911]

Oops, he did it again! 😂

[@Jackevolution88]

I cannot imagine what if this beast of a guy will take voice lessons on how to use better diafram and not push too much in troath

[@marcfan1822]

You might want to check out his channel kzbin.info When it comes to singing Marc really is a beast. You got that right.

[@jannethofwhk1141]

Hi!please try to react to Moressette Amon singing “never enough”

[@spring_shadow]

I can kind of sound like Freddie but my pubescent 14 year old voice can’t hit and high note I think when this whole puberty thing is done I’ll be good

[@spring_shadow]

@Ryan Gaines thats tuff its difrent for everybody lol

[@hansrelaxingdeepsleep937]

Is it si"NG"er or sing"GER"?

[@twinleaf3076]

You sound very much like doctor Mike

[@sleeperthoee]

Fuck me. TIL that I’m good at imitating :| thanks Adam

[@franzagoncillo8854]

Sing ger. Sing ging. Srsly wtf am I the only one hearing this 🙄😂

[@benderong4478]

It’s cute tho

[@youtubesblognumber1620]

Can you react to Chiquis Rivera singing “ I’m not that girl “ please !!!!!!! She claims to be A professional but idkkk you be the judge thanks !

[@jeremypetrus2172]

I get what he sayinh

[@user-os8sq3uh4n]

So maybe he still can't tell us how to do it all, but he still gotta try his best and get ad views. The comparisons were still worth it.

[@petercuizon5533]

Its not accidental its just because we have only one Creator we came from.

[@irennethegreat6123]

"You just jealous adam....." -freddie .M

[@orioncasablanca9428]

🌞🌞🌞....👌🏼

[@harveyshaper360]

Uhh...he sounds great.

[@rubinhenderson2773]

freddie did sound like he had some kinda congestion

[@toadzy3906]

So im a natural borned singer :0

[@elizaldejrdaleon7216]

He looks like justine bieber 😯

[@heavenlydimensionalbeing2968]

1:16 I Wonder If That's Kanye West????

[@davieraB]

🤣

[@akiga3258]

teach us how to wear a kippah...