How to sing “We can’t be friends (wait for your love)" by Ariana Grande

[@vegasbab.y3740]

This is so going to help me sing this I karaoke, and I normally have a lower tone type of voice when it comes to singing, so this helps me tremendously

[@vocal.genius]

i'm happy it could help you🥰

[@FanTuchi]

This super helpful thank you, succinct and easy to grasp.

[@peacefulcreativity7439]

THIS IS SO HELPFUL!! 🙌💕

[@vocal.genius]

i’m glad i could help 🥰

[@peacefulcreativity7439]

​@vocal.nerdfr You should do more 😁

[@GirjaBhandari-y8k]

You've explained very nicely, this video is so helpfull tysm

[@vocal.genius]

you're welcome 🥰

[@Rorablink]

Very good explanation If you put more details that would be great But still good job❤

[@vocal.genius]

I would love to! What were you thinking about specifically? 🤍

[@Rorablink]

@@vocal.genius Maybe some clarifications or some kind of tutorials too on how to sing those notes if you can

[@vynhat7176]

So if I use head voice in the whole song, is it make listeners tired?

[@vocal.genius]

@@vynhat7176 Yes, it could become tiring and boring. To keep your voice engaging, you need to bring variety into your singing, almost like telling a story through your voice. If head voice is your strength, that’s awesome, but exercising other registers helps you add layers and dimension to your singing. Think of it like creating a piece of art-using different shades and tones will make the picture more captivating and full of life. You wanna do the same with your voice by adding styles and techniques and make it your own!

[@vynhat7176]

@@vocal.genius but my real voice usually makes me tired and I can break the note if I try to sing high tone, I feel like st stuck in my throat. How can I improve this?

[@vocal.genius]

@@vynhat7176 sounds like you have a heavy chest voice, but it's hard without hearing your voice! i would suggest keep working on your technique in mixed voice