Can Celine Dion still sing in 2024? Analysis by Vocal Coach

‪@LolliWren‬
Can Celine still sting? Will one of the greatest singers of our time lip sync from now on? In this video, I (a contemporary voice specialist) analyse Celine Dion's journey from pre to post diagnosis of Stiff Person's Syndrome. I offer some explantations as to how this neurological condition may have impacted her world famous vocal technique and the effects of the way she is choosing to mitigate it.
LINKS TO VIDEOS I USED:
I am: Celine Dion - g.co/kgs/K7SPNKB
Wings of Pegasus Analysis - • If YOU want to know th...
Celine Dion: Through the eyes of the world - • Céline Dion - Through ...
Celine Dion- I will Sing Again - • Céline Dion: I Will Si...
Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell
• Joni Mitchell - Both S... age 27
• Joni Mitchell - Both S... age 57
• Joni Mitchell - Both S... age 77
As always, please leave your suggestions for more musical and vocal wonders for us all to discover in the comments!
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If we are meeting for the first time, HELLO GORGEOUS! I'm Lolli, a voice teacher and vocal anatomy nerd specialising in contemporary techniques. I have a degree in vocal performance, and I am studying for a masters degree in voice pedagogy. I sing aaaall the time! Pop, jazz, rock, metal, soul, Hindustani, Carnatic and I am constantly learning and practising new vocal skills. I just bloody love singing. It's my favourite thing in the whole world, and because I love you, I want you to sing too.
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[@Souladrift]

Oh I absolutely love this. Once upon a time I was a classically trained singer-never by profession-but singing was my therapy. I was diagnosed with fibromyalgia in 2006 and have since had many diagnoses added to that and survived stage 4 cancer as well. I hadn’t sung in several years when I discovered your channel. I have been playing around with some of the techniques you discuss in your videos and I have discovered my voice again. It is different, but there. I sing every day now even if just a little. I do hope that Ms. Dion can reinvent herself. I would still line up to see her. Thank you for being so encouraging Lolli. I hope Celine sees this somehow and goes on. She is absolutely fabulous and you are as well.❤️

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

I have to pin this because you made me cry. Thank you so much for sharing this with me, I am thrilled and honoured that I have been able to help you in a small way. You are incredible.

[@WanderlustWarrior46]

That's our loli ... she's the best in every way, always picking people up. Plus, she's so funny. " No Celine bashing here" 😂. I hope you're keeping well, my friend, and your health has improved . And one last thing ... *just keep singing* Sorry dory reference . Much love to you'll xxx

[@katwin659]

❤

[@Crumsie]

You just made a 32 year old Canadian man cry on his couch. Your videos make me feel powerful after a lifetime of being knocked down. Literally miles better than any therapist I’ve ever had. Don’t really know what to say. Your videos absolutely make a difference in my life. Thank you so much.

[@evelynszal8027]

This is the most heart-centered, empathetic, soul-shining, understanding, wise and wonderful analysis. I loved every minute of it. I learned a ton, as I always do from your videos, and cried multiple times, as I often also do from your videos for all the best, most therapeutic reasons. Lest you ever forget, you are also not an apple tree but the Sherwood Forest Oak, and the enormous body of amazing reactionalyses that you've already produced is a gift that keeps on giving. You truly are a Fairy Voice Mother, not only helping with our voices, but also helping us see our intrinsic worth. I really hope Celine gets to watch this video someday.

[@mwflanagan1]

I wonder if Celine will somehow come upon this video. It would both show her how someone else in the business feels about her capabilities, but also how we (the public) don’t expect the very same thing she used to possess. Great video, very filled with The Fairy Voice Mother’s love.

[@sallilas]

Exactly what I was thinking. I wish Céline would realise that her fans like her for her character, her authenticity, her sense of humour and her beautiful, expressive soul just as much, if not MORE than her voice! I have sent her a letter saying just this, after I watched her documentary, but I will never know if she’s received it. But at the end of the interview that was shown in this video, the interviewer also says it when she tells Céline that her fans will take ANY version of Céline she can give - I just wish she could believe it! Lolli explains why Céline may feel that way and I agree, but Céline still hasn’t yet accepted that we won’t stop liking her, which was evident in her documentary when she says “Maybe I can sing another kind of repertoire? But then it’s going to be their choice to…still like me or not, you know”, and she looks so sad and deflated as she’s saying this! It’s heartbreaking! Then, at the end of her interview with Hoda Kotb when she says, “My vocal cords won’t scare me, because I’m going to be ready and I’m going to hit those notes” (referring to those notes/songs that Lolli talks about being her “apples”) and she admits that she’s worried that her fans have forgotten about her and how important they are to her.

[@blortmeister]

Such a kind, compassionate look at Celine. May we all be so compassionate and kind to the people around us.

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Thank you so so much, you are certainly practicing what you preach and I am very grateful!

[@angelopaoletti4768]

@blortmeister Holy words...

[@KO4AYE]

As I click the thumbs up, tears fall on the keyboard. I found this channel several months back. The very first video I watched, tears. You are doing something way down in the soul, that place where hope is given birth. You do it with such innocence and grace, do you know you’re doing it? You are much more then an artist, are you aware of the energy you bring. Lolli Wren, thank you for being you.

[@LuckyExchange]

As a disabled person, I love this vote of confidence. We may not be the same as we once were, but we still have impact. Something to give.

[@angelopaoletti4768]

@LuckyExchange - Much sympathy and appreciation for your words.

[@LadySlippers]

YES!!!! This is exactly it.

[@PixelisedPaul]

Watching a 30 minute analysis on Celine Dion wasn't on my bingo card but thank you - I found it really insightful and inspiring. It's clear that singing in her signature style has become her whole identity but as we know, Johnny Cash proved that emotion was more important than technical delivery.

[@ckellyisme]

I hope that you’ve seen the moment at the premiere of the documentary where Celine describes the “apples” part of the documentary was shown as a clip on instagram and updates the audience that a fan commented “We’re not here for the apples, we’re here for the tree”

[@Thinksbobel12]

You have a stunning ability to see the very best of whatever is in front of you. You’re almost otherworldly. Thank you from a big Celine fan.

[@BethRoars]

Thanks for this Lolli! Been looking forward to this one x

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

I hoped you liked it, lovely Beth 💜

[@mkevincop]

Nice to hear back from you Lolli... I think your Reactions are very unique and I don't believe many people understand how skilled and wonderfully trained YOU are. I'm your newest and perhaps biggest new Patreon fan! I have listened to hundreds of "REACTION" videos, and yours caught me. Not just the hilarious antics, funny quips, self deprecating humor, and vocal Anatomy Class (I love ALL that), its that behind all that you give us tiny clues in your REACTIONS just how vocally talented and trained YOU are. I am a huge Lara Fabian fan and am fortunate to have seen Celine live in Vegas, You are the only Vocal Coach (I prefer Artist) that can truly explain and, more importantly, DEMONSTRATE (my FIRST reaction to your "Caruso" reaction was "Holy shi..., SHE can sing, and I wasn't talking about LF) what it is about a specific song or singer that makes us all so captivated. I LOVED your Celine video and it just highlights YOUR talent. I can't tell you why I like one wine over another. I don't swirl it, I can't smell it and tell you what region of Italy or France or California it came from, I don't hold it up to the light nor watch it fall down the side of the glass. I just taste it and I know that I love it. With singers its different, I picked you over other Content providers because I see you can help us all understand WHY, when we've just loved a singer who tells a story every time they sing, who connects with a song and the audience for decades, who captivates us, gives us brief out of body experience, its time for THEM and US to just let go. This is even worse in most Professional sports because the average "sports life span" of a Professional athlete is less than 10 years. There are so many examples of this, and I would rather see them retire and move on to the next thing that they would inevitably be great at, inspiring new artists, commentating or becoming legendary sports analyst on a major network, contributing to global talent shows, etc. I want to just remember their greatness and legacy. Seeing this is heartbreaking. Your Newest Fan, KevinC

[@berthardwick2232]

This was your best video yet and that’s saying a lot!

[@lifesavid]

Never have been a fan of Celine’s stage persona but no one can doubt her incredible voice. I wish her nothing but happiness and acceptance for her journey into a new voice reality. Even at 70% of her original ability she’s better than most professional singers.

[@adamgreener3887]

Absorbing video & so true where you cite Joni accepting her aging, changing voice as a part of her own aging and changing, and embracing it. Without a doubt Lolli you're the best vocal analyst out there. You make it look so simple. But that's so hard. Massive kudos.

[@wingsofpegasus]

Thanks for the shout out it's much appreciated! 🙂

[@Leamichellefan2244]

Thank God, you made the video about Celine that you did and I hope to have you don’t think I’m bashing her, but I’m glad she made that video because so many people don’t wanna believe that she did have a backing track and that was the performance that we saw, I am not blaming her. I know it’s not her fault. My heart breaks for her. I just wish people wouldn’t live in denial about that sort of stuff.

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Awh thank you for checking this out, Fil! You’re channel is brilliant, thank you 💜

[@JackieUnfilteredASMR]

I watched your video first and then the algorithm ❤

[@mgrogan4126]

That was at once informative yet kind and respectful.

[@tome2294]

Wonderful analysis. You are an amazing singer and teacher, but more importantly a deep and thoughtful person. Your smile lights up the screen. I wish you all good fortune in life.

[@Lancer4323]

Thanks!

[@CalcoonBlender]

wow, again, i am so buffled! i never saw someone like you! i am really impressed!

[@Twilyhtmist]

I had no idea about Celine Dion's voice troubles - but this breakdown and discussion about it is freaking BEAUTIFUL. You're such a lovely person, Lolli - thank you 😊 And I sincerely hope that Celine gets to see this as well, and read all the comments.

[@Sue-xt6ne]

This was so interesting! I nearly didn't watch, never been a fan of Celine - I admire her talent, just not to my taste - but I have a whole new respect for her art and her dedication to it. It would be wonderful if she heeded your advice and - like Joni - was content to find new ways of using her voice because all that expression would still be there. Thanks, Lolli, for your insight and your sensitivity.

[@tarlonniel]

I came here from the Wings of Pegasus channel where someone mentioned this video. Very interesting and well done, plus appropriately sensitive and appreciative. This all makes me think of Johnny Cash performing "Hurt" in that music video which won a Grammy. I'm not even a Cash fan, but it was one of the most incredible things I've ever seen; far from "perfect", far from him at his "best", but none of that mattered. In fact it made for a better performance.

[@carinarodebak9419]

Please, also check out Lolli Wrens (Fairy Voicemother) own interpretation of Hurt, that she did a while after doing a fantastic analysis of the performance by Johnny Cash.

[@bobogus7559]

Brilliant video! Respectful, motivating, encouraging, and insightful. I think it really is true that we are our own worst critics.

[@DFish111]

Advice tinged with empathy. You're a special one, Lolli! ❤ I like your take on this. Seen the right way, a person can have multiple musical lives all within a single human puff. Communication of emotion is far more important than vocal pyrotechnics.

[@manolo1918]

This is pure gold. Congrats on all the love, knowledge, time and efforts you put in this video. I'm in awe of your talent and ability to transmit such an accurate and interesting video on Céline condition. Wowwwww merci

[@DaxHamel]

I will always appreciate Celine Dion but, your grace toward her and appreciation of her are also beautiful. Thank you.

[@SCVocalStudentReacts]

This was beautiful. What a life lesson. I felt ashamed of criticisms of her voice (the nasality) that I entertained when I'd hear her songs from the last decade or so. I'll probably cry now when I hear her again, not because of any fault, but because I know now how hard she was trying to live up to the standards she had previously attained and could not let go of. Thank you.

[@ShannonKoch-j5d]

Love your analyses. Love your singing, and your beautiful spirit. Keep being you and don't ever give up your passion. Hope Celine sees this.

[@katieoberst490]

I've been paralyzed from the chest down since I was a year old, but I LOVE to sing, and I am not a bad singer even though I don't have full lung capacity. I'm lucky in that I had to teach myself to sing the way I do from childhood so it doesn't sound awful, and that I've learned to like my voice. I cannot imagine being as virtuosic as Céline Dion is, then losing what she has relied on since childhood, or having it change so much that it completely changes the way she has always sung. She's an inspiration because I know what the prognosis of SBS is, and she's still knocking it out of the park!!! Thank you for covering this. People do need to know that they can still sing after injury or disability or whatever, so thank you for pointing out how wonderful Queen Dion still is!!

[@markdewdney9370]

You are a wonderful person. One of the most empathic commentaries I have ever seen.

[@tbone6924]

In a social media world full of drama and negativity, Lolli is a bright light in that sea of darkness.

[@terrancepolcaro8941]

What a beautifully done video that touched my heart. By the end of it I was in tears. It is such a sad story from one perspective but you showed how much Celine, and anyone who loses that ability to be a "shiny apple" can still bring joy and meaning to what they do by just letting go and embracing a new path. Absolutely brilliant video, so well done !.

[@markfisher2683]

She’s a beautiful soul, and so are you. Thank you for CONTINUOUSLY putting ever more positivity into our little world. Hugs returned🥰🥰🥰❤❤❤😚

[@tori-q5x]

Lolli ~ this made me weep with empathy for all of us humans. Thank you.

[@Ladiopfa]

This is such an insightful video. Your message is beautiful and I think Celine needs to see this! Thank you so much.

[@irenekuhn1292]

Your love and empowerment made me cry.

[@unfocusedanxiety]

Beautifully done. You did this video with so much compassion, kindness and understanding of what Celine has been going through and having to fight through. You also did a great job on showing Celine’s determination and dedication to get back to what she so deeply loves to do. I think you hit the nail on the head with your oak tree analogy. I truly believe that no matter what Celine does on stage, her fans are going to continue to support her and show up. She’s very determined and strong. I think she’s going to find herself again and find another style of singing that will allow her to perform again. You have an incredibly beautiful voice. Listening to Celine singing at the end and you starting to cry got me crying too lol.

[@joanneevans2021]

Amazing Lolli! I have read the comments about everyone's struggles about singing. I have them too and have basically given up. Your video about Celine is so inspirational that i may try to start singing again. I miss it so much. Thank you for all that you do. ❤

[@ericallen774]

What this video displayed, Loli, was YOUR loveliness... so moving

[@bradmoyer9737]

Your honest and compassionate treatment of two great singers, in the twilight of their careers defines you as a person of character. Build a Sea, I Can’t Decide and Hurt, are testaments to the fact that you are also a great singer in your own right. Please take to heart, the sage advice you gave your viewers at the end of this video, and continue on with your own personal singing journey, your music makes the world a little nicer place. Thank you.

[@nikkil2580]

What a beautiful soul you are. You SO get it. Thank you ❤

[@AmyAndThePup]

Several times, I almost cried while watching this. Celine has such a beautiful spirit. And so do you. Your kindness and compassion speak so loudly, and they're beautiful. I'm blind, so I can't watch singers perform, and I don't know the tongue placements. I hear them when you immitate what she does, but I'm not sure how it's supposed to feel when I do it. It's frustrating. I wish I had someone like you to teach me. I've always been too shy and vulnerable sharing my singing voice, but I want and need lessons, even if I never do anything professionally with it.

[@ralphjesseman6562]

So deeply powerful….. amazing vid. You showed much compassion as to how you put this together… bravo, love.

[@forevermg1833]

Just stumbled on this. I am not a singer, never really wanted to be, and now as a 78-year-old woman my dreams are on another protectory. However, I couldn't turn your lovely talking voice off or the content of your talk. It was all so interesting but for me the best most hypnotizing parts were not the singing lesson or the informative Cline D. information, although quite good. What I found so pure and honest was your interjection of life's wisdom in tiny snippets throughout the talk. For one so young your lovely innerness is surprisingly true sounding to me and real. Perhaps, as you see/hear the subtle beautiful vocal issues Celine does I picked up on your subtle beautiful life comments. They are hidden, buried, wise for one so young and simply lovely. (about the 3 time I have commented on this KZbin thing so if its gibberish sounding sorry, it was meant to be pure compliment)

[@sytsebuwalda6570]

Thank you so much for this wonderful video full of integrity and respect. A lot of singers define themselves through their voice... But with getting older and the inevitable physical and mental scars we earn comes change... And learning to accept and embrace these isn't easy. But if we do, sharing our voice and feelings can just be as magic as in the 'old' days.

[@michaelneillofficial]

Such a beautiful breakdown of her condition and her incredible talent. I really enjoyed this a lot ❤

[@kathyrobinson3563]

Just seeing this now… THANK YOU so much for the encouragement to keep singing. God knew I needed to hear it! 😊

[@lottiep3134]

Thank you so much for making this video. Like many other commentators I hope somehow somewhere Celine sees this.

[@AuntDandy]

That was really beautiful! Thank you!💜💜💜

[@AmyAndThePup]

My heart aches for Celine. Such a deep feeler, and someone who just wants to give and give to the world. I wish I could hug her.

[@diegoestrada3265]

Thank you for such a profoundly empathetic and beautiful video about Queen Celine. I've enjoyed it so much and learned quite a lot 🤗

[@allengray5748]

Ok lady! You have graduated from Fairy to Hierarchy Angel Status!! I hope Celine sees your video. I think she would in turn be a big fan yours as well as ALL others sharing the privilege of knowing you!! Great Teachings Archangel Fairy Voice Mother! Peace 🕊️☮️♾️😎

[@kennethbryson7751]

Thanks, I have been a bass singer since I was a teenager, my voice began to crack, normally teenage years for guys but I was 8. I have been able to sing down to a g1 to a c1 since late teens. In 2014 after open heart surgery, I seemed to be loosing it all, I sounded like I had asthma and had little more than an octave in the 2s to 3s. I decided I needed to do something about it, a vocal coach and some of you guys have helped me a lot to strengthen what I had! It’s been 3 to 4 years of practice but I have stretched the upper to mid 4s and in front of my voice teacher, hit a g0, the note below the piano! By strengthening the upper, has brought back my lower! Thanks so much for what you guys do! We do listen! A Tennessee friend! ❤Low bass Kenneth ❤

[@alpohlenz]

Thank you so much for sharing this video. I learned so much. I love that!!! I saw Celine’s documentary and remember her saying that she didn’t want to lie. I don’t know how much time went by before I saw Fil, Wings of Pegasus, analyze Celine’s performance at the Olympics. At first I was disappointed, because she said in the documentary she didn’t want to lie and then got up in front of the world and pretended to sing. Because of watching your video, I have a deeper appreciation of why she lip sunk at the Olympics. She doesn’t want to give up the apples. And shes scared to trust the masses to love and appreciate the other beautiful colors her voice can produce. I am rooting for her!!! Also, I’m new to your channel and have subscribed to it!! I appreciate your expertise, explanations and joyful enthusiasm!!! Cheers, Annie from Arizona.

[@haircarehustler]

Beautiful insight and message about both Celine and life... thank you!

[@lottieslife4166]

I’m going to totally honest I nearly switched off until you said you wasn’t to bash CD! So continued to watch, and I’m delighted I did. What a beautiful, sincere and empathetic breakdown of the topic. I genuinely hope too that CD comes back (if not stronger) in whatever format she can! Correct we don’t need apples just the tree!

[@johndoyle6622]

Thank you! I've loved Celine from her first note, I still do and I always will. She is who she is, no-one is who they were. You're pretty great too!

[@trikepilot101]

You are a gem.

[@LaurelT1948]

I absolutely loved this. It was recommended to me by a friend, who said it was fascinating. But it was great for me to see because I am having vocal trouble myself. (Getting better!) It also made me think of my favorite singer, Bill Medley, who had a no. 1 hit in 1965 (You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling) as one of the Righteous Brothers, and who, at 83, is still singing today. In the 1970s he list his voice completely, but he worked with his old high school choir master to get it back and learn how to take care of it. He won a Grammy in 1987 for I’ve Had The Time Of My Life. In 2020 he had throat cancer, but the surgery did not touch his vocal cords. He still performs, and I am going to see him again soon. He has a new album coming out soon, and advance word is that it’s fabulous. His voice has changed over the years, but his strong point had always been the passion and sincerity in his voice, and the way he always tells the story of the song. A song he wrote and sings now, This Will Be The Last Time (I Sing Thr Blues) will move you to tears. Bill talks about retiring now- but we’ll see! Bill Medley is a singer you should look into. He exemplifies what you are talking about in this video. I subscribed.

[@RiyazLearnSinging]

This video really puts Celine’s vocal challenges into perspective. It’s incredible to see the depth of her dedication and the impact of her condition. Thanks for the detailed analysis!

[@vikticus4674]

As always you Lady Lolly give us your wisdom Empathy and the high profi understanding of the essence of singing and give hope and courage to accept yourself and be yourself for what i am really big respect and good LUCK TO U

[@LostHate]

There were many things I didn't know before watching this video. As always, I learn something from every video on this channel. I prefer oranges to apples myself. The out side isn't smooth and shiny but the juices on the inside are so much more rewarding.

[@yamrector2]

Thank you so much, you are a special human being!

[@JohnDeLeon28]

Very well made video! Properly researched. Properly explained. Very understanding. Great being the voice on sharing to the people on what's really happening with her voice because of her conditon. 🙌🏼

[@blastingweevil2968]

for someone to know how to change the way they sing to compensate for a condition they have no control over is amazing and tells you that this woman knows what she is doing and how passionate she is about singing...not every Great singer manages to keep their voice through their whole careers. she is an amazing and strong woman.

[@Kimberlyannkent]

Thank you so much for making this documentary. A unique perspective, done thoroughly and respectfully. I agree with you, I hope Celine uses this obstacle to re-envision her self for her second life journey. The oak analogy was a good one, she could become an inspirational speaker or vocal coach to teach others the wisdom she has gained all these years. Again, thank you… this was so good💕

[@Dave-nm3xc]

Thank you for this video! ❤️❤️

[@michel_g]

That was a tremendous depiction of a heartbreaking situation. Thank you Lolli.

[@Deviant_Libertarian]

I used to be a singer. Not professional by any metric, but it's what I loved. Friends, karaoke, informal, and such. People generally and genuinely enjoyed my tone and timbre. What I enjoyed most was how I could make others feel when I sang. I lost it. My singing ability is all but gone. Years of chemical exposure in my service to the US Army (job specific) as well as the burning of god-knows-what in Afghanistan led to permanent scarring of my vocal folds. I do get monetary compensation from the VA, but that does not make up for the daily loss I feel. I miss singing.

[@yvonnemichel6764]

I love this video! I LOVE CELINE! Thank you!

[@A.vanBakkum]

Beautifully done, Lolli. Spoken like a true mother.

[@markkairial]

Lolliii! That was sensitive, joyful, funny, informative, wise and more. Thanks for all of it. Celine looks so unhappy. Even after her sensitive recording that everyone is happy with she doesn't smile. I can see the pressure on her face and the SPS (never heard it before) diagnosis seems apt. (I don't mean she HAS to smile, my dear friend was criticized for not smiling at work but she actually was suffering severe depression and found it so difficult. Also a smile is best when it's spontaneous and genuine but should never be demanded of anyone) Perhaps some of your lightness and joy will find its way to her. Delta Goodrem had cancer many years ago then a 2018 operation to remove her salivary gland resulted in her tongue becoming paralyzed. She seems to have overcome it all. (See her cover of Land Down Under) Love your work so much... and there's a bit left for you too. 💓

[@kuolemanlaakso1696]

I dont sing, I sadly don't have musical talent, but I love watching your videos for your insight. This one though is something even more special. I'd heard Celine had some problems but didn't know what they were. You are such a beautiful, compassionate woman for making this amazing video, and I just wanted to tell you that. You are a rose growing in the wilderness. One of a kind, striking and wonderful.

[@bobs.2008]

Thanks Lolli, for such a wise, thoughtful and knowledgeable look at this part Celine Dion's journey!

[@rfleming7883]

Again, fantastic work Fairy Voice Mother. I think you are correct in that Celine must trust her fans, those that love her. We have always been there and will continue to be here for Celine as she evolves and moves forward. It isn't necessary to continue to hit those fabulous high notes as she has so brilliantly done in the past. Now is the time to move forward with renewed energy and perhaps in a bit of a new direction. Those people who appreciate Celine and who have loved her through the years, will still be here for her.

[@nikkireviews]

This was a beautiful video! Celine Dion has always been at the top of my list for female vocalists. Ever since I was young. I have yet to watch the documentary, but it's heartbreaking to see the snippets of what she goes through. I agree with you though, hopefully she'll realize she's not an apple tree, she is the oak! ♥️

[@ryansmallwood1178]

Really enjoyed this video format from you, I hope we can see more videos like it on the channel. Its so wonderful to hear your extended thoughts on more topics than fit into a song analysis!

[@Tman102]

You are and angel! You did a beautiful job with this video. What a beautiful light you are in the world…Thank You.

[@john.hughes]

Wow. What a powerful message. You are enough. You are unqiue. You may not be traditionally what is considered amazing but those imperfections make you special

[@Cristian-iv6st]

YOU´RE SUCH A NICE PERSON, AND YOUR ANALISYS IS SO RESPECTUL AND CARING. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO. CELINE DION IS FOR ME THE BEST SINGER OF THE LASTS 40 YEARS.

[@radosawtomaszsum8182]

What a great video! I'm enormously grateful for it being a hardcore Celine fan 🫶🙏 I just wanted to point out that none of the performances are being sung live during the Olympics. Not only this year, it's just their way to do it. She'll be back on stage and Inknow she will sing live. She might change the key, but maybe not for all the songs and even if she does she will make people cry with the emotions she gives each time she performs ❤️

[@KaaSerpent]

This was wonderful, Lolli. I hope Celine finds a way to accept her changes and embrace them.

[@FaerieFenergles]

That was a lovely video and yes, I did cry! Celine is such a lovely person and has inspired and helped so many young singers. She bloody doesn't deserve her voice going bonkers. I wish you could send this video to her and tell her how much she is loved .... same as we love you lovely faerie ❤❤💖💖

[@samuelm.5752]

This was excellent. Thank you.

[@jdrew007]

I have been a subscriber for a few years now and seldom comment, although I throughly enjoy your videos. This one was special. I am a big Celine Dion fan! Your video showed such compassion, understanding and even somewhat harsh reality that I became emotional. Your wisdom and guidance are so impressive and touching. Thank you for this wonderful piece.

[@PeterBarber]

Such a great video, Lolli 😭I'd love to see you explore Steven Tyler's voice and his incredible 50+ year singing career that just recently ended (or at least his touring with Aerosmith -- I hope finds a way to keep singing)

[@aussiebloke609]

Hello, Gorgeous! I love how you mentioned turning "life's sh*tstorms into beautiful, raspy rainbows" - it reminded me of the great Bonnie Tyler and her signature rasp, and how it became almost her defining feature as a star.

[@glenndailey9801]

Thank you Lolli for your caring and sharing it and you are gorgeous. To hear the serenity prayer is awesome. We all have our gifts not always as we want them but as God sees fit. There (He) is always hope.

[@kamunda13]

You amaze me. Thank you for this. Your heartfelt and knowledgeable take on this inspires me. I wish we could do coffee... or tea.

[@CaptainFram]

Hey so this is an incredible 30 minutes. You're a special person, and also your hair looks amazing

[@tituschalk]

The internet is such a cesspool most of the time and somehow you remain an incredible beacon in it. Thanks for all you do! And honestly, I wish she could see this video. I think you would get through to her.

[@Nnn-t2z]

Wow, I learnt so much. So interesting and insightful video.

[@Mandy-ve7ok]

F*** lol I almost made it to the end without crying. The world needs more people like you Lolli, you are true to your name of being a Fairy Voice Mother. I am not a singer, but I am a musician, and I've had to reinvent myself multiple times due to injuries, some permanent. I feel what Celine is feeling, except she is feeling pressure from an international level and a personal level. That woman can still sing and has more skills, techniques and experience than 99% of people on this planet. I hope for her that she reinvents herself, finds a place where she can be happy with her singing and tells the haters or those who expect too much from a woman suffering from a debilitating illness to just fuck right off. I'm personally not a fan of her music genre, but I can respect her as a musician, respect all the hard work she has done, all the practice she put in to perfect her craft. Letting go of that perfection when it is caused by something out of your control, is one of the hardest things to do when you are as passionate as her in music. My personal trick to get over some of my slumps is just to goof off, like, remember that music should primarily be enjoyable, fun, expressive...percussions is that for me. For that moment, let go of that metronome and just have fun, mess up, laugh. Cheers everyone~

[@ladydivaalfee]

thank you for making this wonderful video

[@Polar_beauty]

Thank you for an amazing and moving video! ❤

[@omegafirelord7469]

Thanks Lolli, I pray Celine watches this and realizes she has plenty of apples, they are just different apples! Just her passion alone produces apples! She just needs to shift to produce the apples her body dictates she can produce, after all she is still Celine Dion, this fan and most fans will just shift with her! She will also generate new fans for her new style!

[@sallilas]

Exactly what I was thinking. I wish Céline would realise that her fans like her for her character, her authenticity, her sense of humour and her beautiful, expressive soul just as much, if not MORE than her voice! I have sent her a letter saying just this, after I watched her documentary, but I will never know if she’s received it. But at the end of the interview that was shown in this video, the interviewer also says it when she tells Céline that her fans will take ANY version of Céline she can give - I just wish she could believe it! Lolli explains why Céline may feel that way and I agree, but Céline still hasn’t yet accepted that we won’t stop liking her, which was evident in her documentary when she says “Maybe I can sing another kind of repertoire? But then it’s going to be their choice to…still like me or not, you know”, and she looks so sad and deflated as she’s saying this! It’s heartbreaking! Then, at the end of her interview with Hoda Kotb when she says, “My vocal cords won’t scare me, because I’m going to be ready and I’m going to hit those notes” (referring to those notes/songs that Lolli talks about being her “apples”) and she admits that she’s worried that her fans have forgotten about her and how important they are to her. She needs to realise that we’re not going anywhere!

[@andrewedmonds5431]

Such a beautiful video. I'm one of those people that is a fan of the drinkers and smokers but I've watched many of your videos so this popped up on my feed. I'm not a huge Celine Dion fan but I remember hearing Think Twice back in the 90s and thinking how amazing it was. In fact, I even bought the cassette single! And this was at a time when I was listening to a LOT of Metallica! I truly hope she is able to adapt and carry on. She is an exceptional talent and many, many people love her.

[@eldenjr]

She has been one of my favorite artists since I first heard her in 1991. And being a hard rock heavy metal guy at heart, I knew she was going to be a massive star. I was raised on all types of music. What a beautiful angelic voice. I was given a bunch teasing about that. I pray for physical healing and hope that her mental health is intact. She has nothing to prove to us OR herself.

[@BlueBeretFirearms]

I'm new to the Lolli Wagon having watched my first Fairy Voice Mother video a mere 10 days ago on Aug 20, 2024. Lolli is such an incredible and interesting person. Her knowledge is mind boggling and her personality and humor is infectious. I'm proclaiming August 20th as my Lolli Day 😊. I have tremendously enjoyed the lighter videos and keep coming back for more. Now having watched this one, I really feel the essence of Lolli Wren. You're a special lady Lolli and I'm glad to have discovered your channels. Looking forward to more and your debut album. With great admiration -Gary R.

[@Lancer4323]

I wanted to personally welcome you aboard the Lolli ship, I feel the more you know her the more you will love her..❤

[@BlueBeretFirearms]

@@Lancer4323 Thank you. I'm already a huge fan. Opened a Patreon account just for Lolli.

[@catherinetodd5163]

@@Lancer4323~ sings “On the good ship Lolli(pop)” 😀

[@mwflanagan1]

If you’re binging her videos now, may I recommend her analysis of Mr. Blue Sky? That’s the one that captivated me first, being the one that brought out her most joyful aspects. There is no one even similar to her.

[@BlueBeretFirearms]

@@mwflanagan1 Thanks. I'll definitely check it out.