I Deepened My Voice In Only 1 Week - Doing Crazy Exercises & Remedies

I attempt to make my voice deeper in only one week by doing a variety of different vocal exercises techniques and remedies.
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[@abyssmanur3965]

Who hates their own recorded voice? Ps Thanks for the many likes and replies, it's been quite the survey! Many thanks to Pygmie 👌

[@izzy05777]

Its becuase when you hear your own voice in your head it sounds deaper than it really is

[@donschofield6892]

Me😅

[@ZeeQxpppppppp]

Me

[@dandelion5864]

Everyone

[@CreeperCastleIsAmazing]

I use to have a high voice and hated it but now mine is pretty deep so I don’t

[@karatewithelian9014]

Mans literally leveling up every aspect of the skill tree known to man

[@davidlangston9595]

But he sounds almost exactly the same, he's just talking slower and enunciating

[@SaedyBleak]

@@davidlangston9595 Yeah, so pretty much if you are looking to deepen your voice what you can do is speaking more mono-tone and it also changes with posture and mouth shape

[@Doubleblade1]

I would love to see this as a 30 or 90 day challenge

[@Ironiclobster69]

careful, if taken too far you will be too deep and human ears wont be able to understand you anymore, your new family will be whale.

[@gabistfn297]

I will do it, but not today. It s way too late

[@zgoombah1308]

His wife would be pissed

[@ontubespicy7-roblox]

@@Ironiclobster69 true

[@younesmohssen8158]

@@Ironiclobster69 am I on Reddit right now

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

I have been doing all these exercises since 2019, except for the straw exercise, when I discovered the entire category of bass singers and wanted to be able to sing like that, and it hasn't changed my normal speaking tone much, but it has increased my vocal range for singing by a mile, like I can go very deep now, I am a mezzo naturally, but I have extended my range into baritone, almost bass levels, quite effortlessly, while actually preserving my natural range in the high end, and I also feel like my speaking voice is just warmer and cozier now. As a side note, I have actually noticed my relationship with women in general has improved these past few years, like women seem to have become less argumentative with me, not sure if it's about the voice though, it's just an interesting correlation.

[@tubewatcher117]

What happens if you do speak in a deeper voice, does it sound natural, or does it sound like you're doing a "voice?"

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

@@tubewatcher117 Honestly, I don't know really. I don't often actively try to speak in a deeper voice. All I do is perform these vocal exercises regularly, sometimes sing some bassy songs, and then I make a conscious effort to catch myself, if the pitch of my speaking voice starts to climb and lower it. I think it can get weird if you try too hard to speak with a deep voice. People will notice if you are speaking noticeably deeper. You should still sound like you, only a lot less squeeky, which most people probably won't even consciously pick up on.

[@grandarchon6969]

Your experience with women could just be getting older and more experienced. Or better at choosing.

[@popsicle2735]

but you gotta focusss

[@hazza2247]

you structure your sentences very well, and also that’s so cool with the deeper singing

[@odinsonthered9226]

I have a deep voice and you are correct, especially if you don’t speak often, people will listen. I have a disgusting sense of humor, so when they quiet down to listen, it’s always something terrible coming out of my face lmao.

[@thatweakpowerlifter2515]

Lol i can relate to that, it's so awkward that they always expecting something so serious then you hit them with a nasty joke, and yet they can't understand if you are being serious or not, they just look at each other shockingly.

[@Cthulhu_t]

@Valedits I swear I go through this everyday

[@PompeiiProd]

💀💀💀💀💀

[@jotarojoestar3533]

Agreed, same thing happens with me xd

[@isaiahgilliam1]

Fuckin mood lmao, I say the most horrendous shit but I don't talk often, people never expect offensive jokes to come with a deep voice

[@sb2h]

I had the same issue with my voice getting higher again after time. I wanted to see real and permanent deepening, and I was able to get insane results with one tried and true strategy. Simply smoke an entire pack of cigarettes everyday, even better if the ensuing sickness causes you to throw up. Scream at your wife until 1. You lose your voice and 2. You lose your wife. Now the pain of losing your wife should let you be able to smoke two packs a day. I've found that the second pack in combination with constantly deepening depression has made my voice extremely low. Hopefully my deep voice will help me find a new wife though..

[@SurfyStories]

Also to cut down few extra frequencies, practice humming "NO-HO-MO" with Mathew McConaughey's meditative chest thumping after giving larynx expansion deepthroats to your homies.

[@therealf.b.i9468]

Lmao

[@callmeenzy5715]

This study is truly outstanding

[@user-mo1mw4iq4o]

🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭🤣😭 me right now

[@arsenal4444]

I see you're something of a scientist yourself

[@TheRealJamesWells]

Great video, I like how in-depth you went on your routines as you progressed. Couple of things I want to make clear: -When you "deepen" your voice, it does not necessarily mean the voice itself gets LOWER. It is about relaxing and lowering the position of the larynx to allow it to resonate more and give it that "warmer" sound you referred to later in the video. -Using diaphragmatic breathing helps you to achieve this relaxed larynx position to sound deeper, but it is also crucial to any other form of vocalization, even when you make higher pitches with your voice, including in raised larynx positions. -"Strengthening the voice" is a myth. You will not make your voice higher or lower through "exercising" it. Rather what you are doing is strengthening the connection between your voice and mind, allowing you to reach areas of your voice that you could not before. While your voice may gain some strength at the beginning of any vocal practice, it is nothing more than you can expect from a little bit of "newbie gains" and it won't get much stronger from there. -While the vocal cords are, in fact, a muscle, they do not work in the same way as other muscles in the way they do not respond to "training" in the same way. They will only get so strong, and adding "progressive overload" is likely to lead to vocal damage over time. The vocal cords do not have pain receptors, so unlike any other muscle it is harder to know if you are training too hard and should stop. Anyways, don't take this too harshly, it was very interesting to see a vocal video on a fitness channel like yours and I did enjoy hearing your perspective on all of this. Keep up the good work!

[@Xwafr]

Bro told a whole story💀

[@arsenal4444]

@@Xwafr they actually said something worth reading

[@wren6323]

Strengthening the voice is a real thing. There are some people who either didn't speak until a later age, or just simply don't use their voice enough and literally need to strengthen their voice. In which case they would just have to do some vocal function exercises a few times a day.

[@TheRealJamesWells]

@@wren6323 I agree with that, I guess what I meant by this is for the average person without any serious vocal health conditions to begin with, additional vocal exercises won't expand your range as significantly as you may think, and it is actually the mental aspect of learning how to properly and safely use your voice that will.

[@aviatorsound914]

Especially true for many singers and also, if you’re singing diaphragm support is important. I wouldn’t try to deep in my voice just for the purpose of having a more manly sound.

[@lukaszmigacz5525]

You deserve a Nobel price for your work in favour of humanity

[@theparkourmastergaming6392]

The "...but you gotta FOCUS!!!" gets me every time.

[@Dgpa]

LMAO I HEARD THAT RIGHT WHEN I READ YOUR COMMENT

[@Shoclo]

but you gotta FOCUS

[@aramalqestoma1450]

Whenever I think of gym and self improvement content I just see pigmie's video that just got uploaded minutes ago, coincedence it may be but i think this dude be stalking me lol.

[@millionsuponmillions]

Same😁 i was thinking about deepening my voice lately

[@freedomflight.]

RIGHTT

[@aiden_zae]

Same just same

[@anjyel]

👀👀 hes watching you right now

[@jaranagp2797]

EXACTLYY this man does everything

[@ashetonrodgers9220]

The relaxation aspect makes sense when you think about how your voice is usually deeper in the morning, seemingly even deeper after a night of deep and relaxing sleep

[@bagleman1919]

Your videos are so entertaining man. I love the one week challenges

[@search895]

One way i found how deep is my voice is when i started doing zen meditation + singing the hannya shingyo afterwards. I don't remember how much time it took me, if it was a year or two or just some months, but my voice deepened so much I was surprised. I think it was related to 1) the anxiety prior to that, 2) cultural habits of the way we breath and talk vary in every country.

[@Paraclef]

Blow cold air and then blow hot air, now speak with the cold air, and then speak with your warm air. Truth is, deep voice is hard to listen in this noisy world, and 99% of the time you must use cold air, so a feminine tone to be comprehensible, so yes, we have ""woman"" voice almost by default.

[@Alphabeter]

I wonder how people breathe in Bangladesh

[@Novafan]

i usually dont do the straw thing with the water just with it in my mouth but that is probably the best vocal exercise/warmup you can do. As for the deepening challenge, its going to be pretty difficult to change your natural speaking voice. You can move down or up your voices such as chest and head voice but the voice at which you naturally speak with would probably never change

[@drasxus]

It might not change the pitch of your voice if you speak with exactly the same kind of physical effort you usually would, but I think a lot of these exercises are also just meant to change your natural speaking habits, leading you to speaking with a deeper voice without even thinking about it.

[@SurfyStories]

You can, but it will take a long time.

[@Novafan]

@Malcolm Lazyboy there is absolutely a chest and head voice. these are observable voices

[@ilemraz]

@BoredyIsBored there are, theyre just not the scientific terms

[@thegrandnil764]

Completely false, I've moved from defaulting to head voice to defaulting to deep chest, its like a 2 octave difference.

[@ShadeViking7]

always great experiments and simple honest hard work and truths. salute dude.

[@Paulo-zj9jm]

Woooooooow!! Amazing video!! I'm trying this!!! Congratulations!! You have an amazing wife, very understanding and supportive. 👍👍

[@KopyErr]

12:17 The routine Just relax and keep low Warmups: - 2:29 fake yawn to relax - 6:53 meditation The vocal exersises: - 3:37 vowels - 4:47 An Egg is up on an Eve - bing bong ding dong king kong (when doing the vocal exersises, pat on chest to tell if channelling tone lower) General tips: - 1:30 speak from the diaphragm - 5:15 Stay hydrated + salt water gargle - 10:09 Testosterone - 8:29 Water humming - Stress and neuroticness is correlated to speaking in higher tone all of these timestamps but in a time continuity (so ignore this, not important idk why im leaving this in the comment): 1:30 speak from diaphragm and channel from down low, Pat on chest to tell if channelling tone lower - bing bong king kong 2:29 fake yawn to relax 3:37 vowels (just relax and keep it low) 4:47 An Egg is up on an Eve 5:15 Stay hydrated + salt water for no raspiness Stress and neuroticness is correlated to speaking in higher tone 6:53 start vocal exercises with meditation 8:29 Water humming 10:09 Testosterone 12:17 routine

[@wohooooo7613]

Thanks dearé❤❤

[@RealCleazy]

W man

[@aviatorsound914]

Also doing this, won’t make you a better singer it would give you a lower voice….

[@saadmanbinwarsi719]

legend spotted

[@Master_of_love777]

How do you speak from diaphragm? I was always confused about this.

[@Arternis]

Hey Lucas, thanks for your content really appreciate it!!! My personal opinion on this "but you gotta focus, on relaxation" :D. Love your videos

[@YHWHELOHIYM]

Great that your so committed. I noticed a slight deepening of your voice but I am very sensetive to notice things others dont. Just a week. Awesome.

[@Valentino016]

As a person with a deep voice, I hardly talked during my childhood years I think quiet people do tend to have deeper voices because we dont use our vocal cords as much then people who speak alot but our voices are also kinda weak so we sometimes mumble and sound rusty. But when I do talk surprisingly people are willing to listen because of how deep my voice is.

[@PenumbraDweller]

absolutely, i didn't talk very much up to my mid teens except when at school and i ended up getting a deep voice at 13 though i suspect it's more because of genetics than anything

[@okezzay]

i don't really think its our genetics that has anything to do with our voice

[@Nesggy]

I don't talk much and I don't have a deep voice

[@okezzay]

@@Nesggy the more u force ur voice it will slowly become deeper so try forcing it

[@Nesggy]

@@okezzay I will try applying this video and force my voice to become deeper

[@Aylike]

I'm a singer and doing vocal exercises It hasn't really changed my speaking voice. But it taught me how to speak more clearly and with a more richer tone. Just speak slower and speak clearly. you don't need a deep voice to sound attractive

[@gabeuttsects433]

Literally whenever I am thinking something, you make a video on it.

[@squirrelnut5674]

Dude this channel is on a roll. Good job 👏 🤙

[@Sarstan]

I like how when I first saw this guy, I wanted to not like him, but it's hard to not find him charming and fun. I feel like he'd be a fun guy to hang out with. That said, I like how you put together a few techniques and a proper comparison of before and after of a week. Great video!

[@flyingfrog7847]

I dunno his photoshopped thumbnails are lame af

[@retardbuster1498]

When somebody is good looking, even his haters won't hate him for long...when somebody is ugly af, even his best friends sould betray him someday. That's the reality

[@adabaudio]

Hello folks! I am trying to get a deeper voice.I'd appreciate it if you guys check out my progress so far!

[@Wazzen563]

​​@@flyingfrog7847 bruh who gives a shit

[@Wazzen563]

​@@retardbuster1498 bruh that's nonsense. Talk to a therapist.

[@Cano644]

This guy trains everything and doesn't lose ideas

[@rageskills368]

As someone who practices metal vocals, going deep isn't that hard anymore, especially when you go and practice open and low false chord techniques, which naturally require you to drop your larynx and breath from your diaphragm, so i just needed to learn to activate my actual vocal chords and then bam, deep voice that sounds actually quite forced, but i think practicing like this would end up making a difference

[@johndeeregreen4592]

There is deep... then there is deep. False chord growls are one thing, but a true bass doing a subharmonic is a depth an average false cord growler will never reach. A0 isn't even a particular low note for me. I used it, because it's exactly 2 octaves lower than a typical baritone can reach - with me doing a slow slide from A2 to A0. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmPIqYOei8qEm9U

[@N9TheNoob]

​@@johndeeregreen4592 didn't expect to see you here lol

[@iknowwhatimdoing8627]

@@johndeeregreen4592 what are you doing here

[@johndeeregreen4592]

@@iknowwhatimdoing8627, I am everywhere, man! Mostly, I love to debunk BS.

[@niamhdempsey6103]

I find you easier to listen to, like you are more trustworthy with the deeper voice. Great content :)

[@samsword3]

I do believe that your voice has changed and is a little deeper and richer. "Good job"

[@BrumbleJumble]

even a strange topic like this that i honestly couldn't care less about is still a must-watch when it comes from you. Thank you for the consistent uploads i look forward to every single one :)

[@suetydub]

For diaphragm breathing, definitely don't hit your chest to help. That makes your voice pop, instead of doing that, try to feel where you're breathing with one hand on your chest and one on your belly. If they both puff out around the same amount when you breath, you're diaphragm breathing. If you feel it only in your belly, your voice is too low and it'll be awkward to talk. If you feel it in only your chest, you're "head breathing" or I think you referred to it as throat breathing. This will make your voice higher as you're speaking. So, the perfect spot is right in the middle where you can feel your breathing around the same amount in both your chest and your belly. I have personal experience with this, as I'm in a debate club and learn all of this. Would greatly recommend this when you're speaking, it makes you more confident! You can also try power poses. They help with confidence, and usually when you're confident you speak more defiantly, which is typically deeper. Try the superman or wonder woman pose for 2-5 minutes before you speak and you'll come across as much more demanding, confident, and you'll seem to have a deeper voice. (This part is mostly psychological.) Going along with the previous part of this comment, this one is probably pretty obvious, but having great posture (including pelvic posture) will help with confidence and also diaphragm breathing. Thanks for making the awesome videos you make, especially the challenges! Hope this helps :)

[@jonathanb.8914]

What are the superman and wonder woman poses?

[@arsenal4444]

@@suetydub hands on your hands lesssgooo

[@arsenal4444]

@@jonathanb.8914 standing tall as you can with chest out, feet shoulder-width, hands open or fists resting on waist, elbows and shoulders wide as you can, shoulders slightly back to show torso/chest, chin tilted up a bit so it feels like you're looking ever so slightly downward at whatever is in front of you psychologically it's communicates to your subconscious emotional and hormone centers of the brain that your are in charge of the situation or whatever is in front of you, and that whatever problem or foe, you are big and strong enough to handle it. It's a technique leveraging the fact that the mind and mood follow the body's actions just as much as the body's response comes from how the mind and mood feel. Same thing happens when forcing a smile - it makes people genuinely feel a little happier.

[@suetydub]

@@arsenal4444 Oops 😂

[@mouhamedguetoiche]

Thanks man that's helpful

[@guldi3]

Thanks this is actually helpful. I was listening to people telling me to breath from my belly and understood nothing.

[@nocta769]

Heard about something called the satiety index the other day, basically which foods make you feel the most full. Could be a cool vieo idea, testing if it's sustainable to just eat high-satiety foods and if you really feel a difference

[@PtiDopSax]

It clearly is ! I've done it for the past 2 years and I can control my weight and body fat without any hunger ! That's my hidden secret of nutrition since then 🤫 Just don't go to low on body fat, you won't feel hunger but you will feel like crap, your body needs calories.

[@Jannesverige]

Really interesting experiment. Loved it. I was told early in life that your vocal chords is like a Rubberband. When its not stretched. That is your deepest voice. And when its stretched u get your higher pitch. So, like with a rubberband you can only do one thing with it using force. And that is stretchin. Meaning you have only one deepest mode but you can train your voice up to overtones that only dogs hear. You cant train downwards. Only way is operation.

[@krds5681]

When im calm and feel charismatic i adopt a very deep and charming voice but it becomes tiring to use it throughout the day. It pitches a really good image on me, but it fades when people find out hpw i really sound like. So my goal is to have all the energy to use this prefered voice all the time.

[@RAXkfc]

Its Just How u are Bro isnt ir fault If u feel tired

[@Tyler-fz5kj]

Metal vocalist here there’s many different exercises that help with deepening your voice and by far blowing bubbles and learning to sing/speak through a relaxed diaphragm, also breathing with your stomach and abs does wonders. It took me 2 years of training my voice after figuring out harsh vocals and now I can go 2 octaves lower on my gutturals than I was in the beginning.

[@insignificantthor100]

Do you have any tips for actually making use of our diaphragm? I seem to have a hard time making it stick, so to speak. I can do it when I focus on it, but after a while it just stops, I guess.

[@Tyler-fz5kj]

@@insignificantthor100 the only thing I could say for that is that it comes with time. The more u train it the more it’ll stick. Just don’t force it it’s all about staying relaxed and focusing on everything ur throat and lungs r doing. After a while it’ll be second nature.

[@Misa-Aname]

@@Tyler-fz5kj what vocal workouts specifically

[@K4113B4113]

Okay but did it change your speaking voice or just your vocal range?

[@Tyler-fz5kj]

@@K4113B4113 it didn’t really change it it’s slightly deeper

[@startlingnoob6160]

Your voice is high, but it’s COOL. it’s YOUR voice. You can kinda tell when something is artificial. Natural voices sound so cool.

[@dackhornbold1728]

It's all about mindfulness. You must train yourself to relax and focus on speaking methodically and powerfully from your diaphragm. The more you practice the more it will become natural. You can also sing in a lower register targeting Johnny Cash, Eddie Vedder, or if you're very audacious try for Barry White.

[@GaryBearTexanUSA]

Good video, man. You're right, the best exercise I've ever done is to speak from the diaphragm whether you're working for a low or high voice. Then let nature take its course. Now, your voice was naturally deep when you started. And, it sounds really good. Remember, it's not how high or low your voice is, it's the words that you say to and about others that make a man, a man. Peace on, dude.

[@smooking1089]

you're the best man ❤ i really love your content 😂 you speaking out of my heart with every new episode

[@ErikNikolov28]

much love dude but to be honest, you look straight out of Disney movie with your mannerisms, love it. Keep it going

[@sunshine3914]

I’m from the south, so your voice I find very unique. It wasn’t bad, but not really good either. I’m liking the effort ( I think… haven’t watched it all… there’s probably something I’d object to lol ). It’s ever so slight, but there’s definitely an improvement.

[@nestamura6580]

If you plan on being a instructor in the military, especially the marines, they teach you how to speak from your diaphragm. Not only does it intimidate recruits, it actually prevents you from losing your voice from yelling so much. If you yell from your throat it typically ends up being higher pitched and is harder to hear. While if you speak from your diaphragm, it is lower and ‘booms’ across recruits so they all can hear you.

[@eddys9311]

How they teach it tho

[@zedwpd]

As an AF ROTC instructor and 20 year veteran we also teach to use the "H" sound on the beginning of commands even when it's not an H word. This pushes much more air out. Instead of Forward March, we say Forward Harch. Instead of Present Arms we say Present Harms. You can really boom your voice and drop it low with this.

[@DRBDouble004]

@@zedwpdreminds me of choir. Instead of Marching, we would do MaHching. To get that emphasis

[@bodyblend]

I like the comeback you made to youtube, as I remember you starting to die off but I watched regardless

[@vinaykharva6537]

bro i already have this on my neck i thought it doesn't look good now I love it lol thank you

[@CybertroninfiniteOfficial]

It seems like the post test, you took your time with pronouncing the words and lengthened the phrases. You relaxed your vocal folds, so it sounds deeper

[@Dwing_urmom]

If you’re voice is kinda squeaky don’t be insecure it’s gonna be deeper once you grow up so don’t worry for now but you always train and do exercises for your own sake.

[@anul6801]

Soon 34...

[@mythicpvp4031]

ye idc but i wanna see how cool it is to have a deep voice

[@moritz3168]

Yeah im 20 now, Pubertys over xD

[@Cryface1]

Men dont take advice from girls.

[@mythicpvp4031]

@@Cryface1 hmmmmmmm

[@ShidavTheVedmak]

Over a month would actually give you results man. You're only getting started in vocal training. You've got a long way to go.

[@lukek4369]

You are hilarious, very entertaing and informative my man, nice work 👌

[@Joshua-dt2dh]

The best practice is humming and focusing on strengthening the vibrations in your voice

[@kotcha310]

The best way to have an attractive voice naturally is to focus on how you speak by pronouncing words clearly, speaking slowly, etc.

[@kaynatsajid5157]

You are the only KZbinr I can trust

[@val8835]

As a singer, your video was pretty interesting! From what I could see, you basically changed your resonance and you took off some of the twang (that's a singing therm) that was naturally very present in your own voice. I was pretty shocked when you mentioned people told you you had a high voice. I have perfect pitch and I can tell you from having analysed a lot of voices that you don't have a high voice. The fact that you had a lot of twang in your voice, made it sound higher than it was, because the main function of the vocal setting twang is to "brighten" the voice. As I said earlier, I'm a singer and I don't consider myself having a high voice, but my natural speaking voice sits at least around a third above yours! Keep playing with your voice, it's a wonderful thing to do!

[@anthonymelohorstmann1238]

you should definately see some of David Larson's videos, man has an orchestra in his throat, he basically uses a technique called subharmonics, although he is a singer and has trained for years, i was able to get the technique down in like 3 days, and get it to really feel right and smooth in just about a month, so definitly check his channel out edit: Larsen to Larson

[@thevulp1xel387]

I love how when he says "I'm going to do a five times five set" and it sounds like a regular physical workout :,D

[@sherllock]

I'm Brazilian, I really liked the video.

[@kexiru3743]

very nice! Now you have less defense when it comes to the neck area! Good job!

[@itsCN]

Music producer here, your voice definitely sounds deeper, and wider as in a bigger high to low pitch range which make any sound appear wider like stereo, it sounds like your vocal chords are vibrating more aggressively than before if that makes sense

[@googleuser9592]

If you're a music producer, you would have noticed that there was no change in his vocal, rather a lower EQ response because he was slightly closer to the mic the second time. Us music producers know this as the Proximity Effect. Doesn't take a week, takes 1 second, just move closer to the mic and you'll get a lower EQ boost...

[@Pon32180]

Man I remember u bro! from like 4 years ago.

[@fyrerayne8882]

It’s more about your mind, and your confidence

[@user-zi8cw4vj3t]

Thats awsome! Can you recommend any videos to teach someone how to sing in gutteral vocals and pig squeals? If you dont mind, iv been wanting to learn to sing and on of the things I really love is brutal death metal vocals

[@1xm_mx1]

You can lower it just by speaking slower and by speaking from belly and chest - you can feel the vibration of your voice in your chest when you do that.

[@NBAclipsHere]

You should do a video about getting a GigaChad jawline! 👍👍

[@Prospect_The_Poet]

Bless this dude bruh

[@TheUndisputedGuy]

My voice before hitting puberty was high, after puberty my voice dropped so much

[@neogabriel1320]

same

[@Nizzumnuts]

I can't relate I still sound pathetic 😔

[@amelexiamz]

help me my voice is too deep and i don't want that my english doesn't sound good because of it

[@TheUndisputedGuy]

@@amelexiamzBro I'm Samoan, but I sound British.

[@shadeslayerx5027]

Pigmie always post at the perfect time!

[@dominicsavage7387]

Yo,who else yawned when he mentioned it 😂

[@zenitsuagatsuma6624]

I yawned just as he said it

[@_ALONE4EVER_]

I felt it within but I stopped it 😂

[@BigRandel]

Same

[@weyjosh5213]

i just yarned reading your comment of yawn

[@phenyle.ke.nashee]

@@weyjosh5213 I yawned after I read this

[@OnlyManas]

I noticed that when you take a deeper breath you move your shoulders. Try to inflate your stomach when breathing without moving your shoulders. It's called abdominal respiration. Good video.

[@marcopaganelli6059]

Your voice is beautiful you don't need to change it ❤ you seem not aware that your connection with your soul is your voice why should you change it? Insecurities? Be happy be yourself

[@thetoyodacar2264]

My voice when speaking normally is not that deep but I have a huge range that goes into bass levels. So I really stick out when I have to sing.

[@11O2O2O]

i sound like a bendy straw when i go really low

[@bigbird4481]

​@@11O2O2Olol that's a great description

[@Shawnj_15]

This dude is customizing his character

[@Him_He_Me]

Man there is nothing wrong with your voice. I would kill for a voice like yours

[@Pinseeker01]

Finally, someone explains how to talk through your diaphragm correctly which also applies to singing. Bravo!!!

[@Johnathonaaron]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:57 🗣️ Lucas aims to deepen his voice naturally in one week. 01:09 💪 A deeper voice is correlated with attractiveness, appearing stronger, being taken seriously, and even income level, according to studies. 02:24 🗣️ Lucas realizes he has been speaking too tensely and aims to speak from his diaphragm. 03:19 🖐️ Tapping on the chest helps control where the air is channeled while speaking. 04:05 💧 Staying hydrated and gargling warm salt water are important for vocal health during exercises. 06:12 🧘 Meditation helps relax before vocal exercises, especially if stressed. 09:00 🥤 Blowing air through a straw into water and humming different octaves helps strengthen the voice. 11:25 🤔 Lucas feels his voice is deeper after one week of exercises. 13:34 📊 Analysis of EQ spectrum shows more density in the lower end, indicating a deeper and warmer tone. 14:30 🗣️ Lucas emphasizes the importance of speaking from the diaphragm for confidence and success. Made with HARPA AI

[@naughtytiger1444]

"Is my voice getting deeper?" "NO" "BING BOOOOONG.... DING DOOOOONG.... KING KOOOOOONNNGGG"

[@Jack_Simpson]

Most people have vocal ranges much larger than the range they use in speech. Relaxing when you talk, keeping air pressure on the vocal folds low, and opening your vowels will make your voice deeper and more resonant. The sound of your voice is dependent way more on your vowel than your vocal folds.

[@jaguarcosmos1583]

I love how in depth has gone with this line a documentary. I'm so thankful about it! I hope the wife knows that this was for the sake of helping others and science

[@Bobcat9]

This is such a small criticism, but I want to point it out for those who don't know. When you said, "an egg is up on an eve." What is this "eve" you're referring to ? Is it the edge of a roof where we mount rain gutters? Is that the "eve" you're referring to? If so, that "eve" is actually spelled, "eave" - as in an "eave's trough" which is another way of describing what rain-gutters do.

[@felixstevens9038]

been thinking of trying this lol lets see if it works

[@gunshot_q8304]

Put of the greatest respect i just couln't stop laughing since the begining of the video🤣. Keep up with the good content

[@davidthakid1918]

love your voice yall, it doesn’t matter. i’ve met women with deep voices.

[@bigbird4481]

I don't understand comments like this, almost everyone here is looking to improve something about themselves and you're trying to encourage people to not improve themselves.

[@eyesyt7571]

If I don't intentionally speak in a higher pitched voice nobody understands me and I run out of breath too fast. I need to expand my lungs by a lot before I even start speaking normally.

[@BuUnNeEr]

As a wanna be singer i love my voice being high

[@daumantsbrunins]

I wouldn't say your voice is deeper because your voice naturally lowish, but definitely you added more body, volume and it sounds rounder. Thank you for your experimentation

[@Kipperbob]

I think being a calm stoic personality automatically gives you a lower voice, plus all the other benefits connected to a lower voice, I found that learning to project volume properly helped me to stay low, because I have a natural low voice but needed to go higher to project louder, it's took a little practice to learn how to project the lower tone enough to cut through the noise.

[@cattameme]

My voice got way deeper than normal doing this and now it won't go back to normal. I'm like a 140 pound dude with the voice of a ALPHORN.

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

💀😭

[@mouad.2348]

now bro?

[@geirhammervik7498]

Here there is little difference between before and after. Probably nothing. Developing voice, not just a deeper voice, takes longer. If desired, it must be continued for at least 3-4 years with daily exercises and longer for stable voice changes. The voice is an organ that needs to be trained specifically and carefully. Excessive load can cause unwanted problems.

[@4cryistcals]

as a person with high pitched voice, this actually helped making my voice deep, so by this video u can get ur voice even more pitched than before only if u were mostly likely trying to speak from your diaphragm during this setup, and one thing that makes it so easy is blowing into hot water with salt and humming simply, if u feel like ur throat is tight or squished sort of thing, it means ur voice is getting deeper, and another technique that u could do for 3-7 days, is saying “ah” or “hm” from your diaphragm, trust the process guys.

[@ValorousCart]

Wow thanks bro I wanna try this so I can get a deeper voice and I’m early gang you made this video 4 hours ago

[@CDG-PRODUCTIONS]

Dudes voice was deep anyway

[@Mysticgames136]

I'd say it's between the middle of deep and high. My voice is literally deeper than his.

[@hamidoumaiga5733]

People really have different problems. I have the deepest voice, I heard irl lol. But usually people enjoy listening to me. I was pretty happy until I you start making a lot of voice calls during the day! I wish they would me mics more deep voice friendly!

[@trevorleake2010]

I played both voice samples through my speakers directly into my wall. My neighbor was much angrier about the second one, so I think the lower frequencies transmitted better through the wall. Are you planning on publishing this in any journals?

[@samanosukeakechi4388]

I hate my voice, I talk on the radio system alot and hate hearing myself... ugh. But what helps is some video I saw on youtube, forgot what but, humming/buzzing in different pitch levels, from high to low. That actually makes my voice deeper, and like frees up my nasal BUT it is always temporary. Somtimes it deepens then stresses out my throat and then start struggling, and back to chipmunks.

[@wren6323]

Changing your voice is hard and takes time. The voice is one of the strongest habits you have and will take a lot of course correction to alter.

[@aternaljoy7649]

I've been practicing epic japanese anime voices for many years(like whitebeard for example). I'm now regularly told I have a deep voice-out of the blue-in conversations in real life and discord when previously I had what you could call a "gay voice"(no hate, love my gay bros, that's just the sterotype). This change occured well after my college years. My whitebeard and alexander(from fate) impression is also excellent. Which can be pretty fun. Perhaps trying to parrot deeper voices can train our vocal chords and normal manner of speech?

[@twoblocksdown5464]

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[@vunguyentr5561]

Dude ur voice is fine, you got 2.78 mil people simping for who you are

[@elegantwizard9670]

Dumbest comment of the year award goes to @Aiden James. Being a subscriber does not mean you are a simp. Plenty of men watch his videos since they are educational and can be funny.

[@vunguyentr5561]

@@elegantwizard9670 chill bro i don't actually mean dat, you misjudge my intent

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

Well, if he wants to improve his vocal quality, I'm not gonna stand in his way lol

[@vivelafrance8400]

@@Michael-Archonaeus Aiden mentioned his voice is fine because the Pigmie said in the beginning of the video that what triggered this challenge was someone telling him his voice is high. It's not.

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

@@vivelafrance8400 Chris Tucker has a high voice lol

[@PearlPaisley]

I think this is what happens to opera singers.They train their voices so much it effects the speaking voice too. They usually have a rich and warm tone when speaking.

[@LiamBens]

This Training work ! No one recognize my voice after 2month of that kind of stuff one exercise i like is to find a basic song with 1or 2 phrases and sing it with your biggest low voice !

[@thesoutherncowgirlpoet]

Me, a woman, with a naturally deep speaking voice, "yes, useful 👁👄👁"

[@Vastilious]

That's hot lol

[@Arkhs]

Do you naturally speak from deep in your belly then?

[@Michael-Archonaeus]

Hot!

[@thesoutherncowgirlpoet]

@@Arkhs I think so. I used to get called "squeaky," "screechy," and "whiny" when I was younger so when I was 11 and started public speaking, I learned to speak in a register that "demanded" people's attention so I would be better respected. As an adult, that turned into a deep voice. I can easily mimic a man's voice and it creeps my friends out 😂

[@Arkhs]

@@thesoutherncowgirlpoet honestly that's pretty bad ass lol.

[@biosteeman]

When you slow down and speak intentionally even at the beginning of the video your voice is deeper. When you start getting that high energy I noticed your voice go up in pitch. That said is that why we sound so deep in the morning because we are deeply relaxed?

[@TigersLullaby125]

Yep! And also a thick amount of phlemb builds up overnight since you aren't using them. Soon as you speak a little or drink something and clear your throat it's gone

[@moisturedetected5597]

Natural Testosterone is highest in the morning so I'm pretty sure that's why

[@vivelafrance8400]

@@moisturedetected5597 no. Testosterone and its derivatives have an impact on the vocal cords during the puberty. After that, there is no more change.

[@vivelafrance8400]

@CHAD VADER Have you read my comment?

[@playstation8779]

I don't normally beleave in subs but recently the CH one seems to work.

[@daveg.]

Good tutorial. I’ve beed doing this for 3 weeks now and my voice doesn’t register to human ears anymore. My family now uses a seismograph to understand what I’m saying.