KORN Here to Stay | Vocal Coach Reacts (& Analysis) | Jennifer Glatzhofer

[@christineghere2461]

Johnathan is actually very softspoken in his speaking voice. Cool contrast to his singing voice, he is very emotive in his vocals and his lyrics. More KoRn please! They're my favorite band!

[@dahc2035]

A picture is made by contrast method...

[@kornmom605]

Yes I have met him several times at meet and greets. The first time I heard his voice when I spoke with him, it’s so soft . He is so humble , kind and sweet

[@purpleelephantdebh]

Jonathan Davis has a pretty big range. he must be taking care of his voice because he's been doing this for 30 years. love your reactions and analyses.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you!

[@ICE4B]

What happened to the child? There are two versions of the video of this song, and this is the 'censored' version which is the continuation of the 'uncensored' one that appeared on MTV's. The song, the music and the voice are the same, only that one video is the continuation of the other

[@justin-md4xm]

I remember during Queen of the Damned soundtrack he said he had to "learn to sing" in a different way ya know.

[@thierryorella7017]

​@@JenniferGlatzhoferThat's a classic from the good era of MTV for my geration

[@heffatheanimal2200]

While this was Korn's 5th studio album, it was the first album after Jonathan started regular vocal training. He began while writing and recording the Queen Of The Damned soundtrack

[@onionsssplays9095]

Fun fact, johnathans mic stand was designed by the same person who designed alien in the movie 😊

[@themoretruthfultruth]

Thank you, the Giger influence was definitely obvious. I'm not surprised it's was him.

[@aredub1847]

yes, it seemed a bit, dickish.

[@thisfaceisanormalpizza672]

I saw on a forum that his complete vocal range is an A1 - F5 (3 octaves and 8 semi notes, almost close to 4 octaves by 4 semi notes) which seems like a typical vocal range for alt metal singer of his class, but what makes him stand out by most is what he can do with his voice. Due to his asthma, he tends to sound very breathy and seems to have not much complete control in his voice but Jonathan is a master of changing his texture. One part he's sounding raspy, another time clean, some times aggressive and sometimes melancholic. His many voices include the following: The atmospheric melancholic sounding falsettos The breathless yet hostile screams/shrieks The clean high head voice The demented scat/beatbox The fryish creepy/sexy toasting (the act of talking or chanting, usually in a monotone melody, over a rhythm or beat usually famous with DJs) The monstrous death growls The raspy yet melodious flow in his singing The thrash grunts usually when he's trying to make a point

[@beerdedtechreviews7634]

One of my favorite bands of all time. Korn is a weird band with a weird reputation, but means so much to a lot of people that grew up with the music

[@epicmage82]

I listen to an extremely wide variety of music, but Korn has always been my favorite. Their ability to express complex, and uncomfortable feels is top notch. Johnathan's way to put those feelings into words is also very impressive, and I tend to connect quite deeply with this band.

[@nelly.mariee]

JD is very much an emotional singer. Def have a look at some interviews for his talking voice. Big Korn fan here haha, so if you have a chance definitely check out more by them. I’d go with “Good God” or “Got the life” by them. Also try to check out some Live videos of them too. They are just as amazing live! Very interesting & good analysis btw! Usually I don’t like pausing in reactions but you give great information 😊

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you😁

[@Galaxy_305]

We’re gonna need more Korn reactions just saying 😊

[@seelenwinter6662]

daddy...?^^

[@TheRealAb216]

People forget how big Korn was in the late 90s and early 2000s. Topping the charts right along the side of the biggest Pop/boybands of the time and often knocking them out of the number one spot. Saw them pre pandemic and the band and JD sounded great.

[@kornyque8081]

Freak on a leash is a must! Especially the breakdown haha you'd be in for a treat turst me !!

[@katlinfergusson8169]

The child continued on the journey through the album and music videos for The Untouchables album. Here to Stay is the first song off the album and the start of the journey. I've seen Korn live several times and they sound just like the albums live! Jonathan pours his heart out for every performance.

[@erinhaury5773]

Untouchables was, and still is, my favorite KoRn album. Something about it just hits for me, beginning to end. This was a good first song choice, imo.

[@Molix1981]

This song is pure power...🤟

[@ElyseStandard]

I love how you use and describe language terminology like dipthongs and plosives. I love sounds, in general, and I love learning about how we make them. I've watched videos about languages and accents and how those sounds are made, as well as for vocalists and singing and you are the first vocalist/reactor that I have watched that combines them. I love it!

[@hoogovens3261]

Check out The Charismatic Voice, she breaks singers/bands down with a similar technical analysis.

[@ElyseStandard]

@@hoogovens3261 thank you!!

[@nicosilva8724]

Best reaction to JD voice i seen so far ❤👏 you really picked up all the nuances in his voice. I Hope to see more of this genre in the future, there are lots of interesting and weird stuff

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you 😊

[@davidsoucy3266]

100% agree!

[@matthewaguirre1727]

Her face when John toaches the mic stand in priceless..

[@malcolmbell5266]

I love Korn, such a great sound. A friend of mine once said they sound like what a dalek would sound like if it tried to sing

[@Scuffer00]

Jonathan Davis is awesome, he wrote the soundtrack to Queen of the Damned

[@BlaickXD]

If you want a more proper introduction to Korn, I advise you to check out Blind (a classic from their first album), Freak on the leash, though it's kind of cliché the bridge is an absolute banger and unlike anything you've ever heard, or personal favorites : It's on, Twist (short but crazy and revolutionary track), or even Rotting in vain from one of their latest albums :)

[@radicalstanza3614]

This is a very proper introduction lol

[@MC24DB]

Clown and Shoots and Ladders, he played the bagpipes himself for Shoots and Ladders Freak will never be cliche, it's a fking banger

[@rofyle]

His wife was mentally ill and died from an accidental prescription drug overdose. He wrote a whole thing about it. It was beautiful and sobering at the same time. He also had his own problems with anxiety attacks, and the drugs he was prescribed for it made him even sicker. He used to also get beat up a lot in school for wearing dresses and makeup (his favorite band was Duran Duran) and that made his anxiety worse. Early on in the band's history people in the clubs would sometimes try to punch him. They write a song about it. "Clown".

[@brandi6087]

I need to go look up what he wrote for Deven when she passed away. JD has been through so much and continues to pick himself up and keep going. 🖤

[@MrDekasOne]

Jonathan is an extremely talented person not only is he a unique and talented singer but he can also play multiple instruments most notably the bagpipes, he had a very musical yet troubled upbringing as both his parents were involved in the entertainment industry his father a musician played keeyboard for Frank Zappa and his mother was an actor and dancer

[@Bijomaru1joker]

Anytime I hear "Here to Stay" from now on I am going to remember vocal folds grrrrr🤣🤣🤣 Seriously though, thank you for your break down of Johnathans range and just how talented he is, I really enjoyed your video. More Korn please.😊

[@kornmom605]

When he talks it’s so soft you would never think he could sing or scatt like that. I met them several times and he’s so humble, sweet and kind. He has an amazing voice ! His vocal abilities are amazing

[@wolfgangengel4835]

I would say he has a pretty soft, gentle, almost thin and high voice when talking. Not really what you would expect from a metal singer. He puts a lot of distortion and bending into his voice, when singing.

[@m-rabbit3830]

Jonathan have voice like no one else ❤

[@steves.6519]

Hope you react to more. Hes got a lot of range and sings with a TON of passion.

[@elm6944]

Love your stuff! I am not necessarily a Korn fan but have to admit they are talented! Thank you for sharing your expertise and fun personality! Happy New Year! Erica Scottsdale Az❤️

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you 😁

[@RRCB]

“Falling Away From Me” is a good one to blow your mind from JD.

[@Quizzy0000]

Johnathan davis is a very special vocalist you will see when you listen to more songs. i hope you will come back to korn

[@ChaoticPinky]

I have no idea about singing or vocals, but you are very clear and make it really easy to follow and understand!

[@abeldiaz3877]

Your videos make me smile even when they're on this kind of "dark, heavy, scary" music. I love that you're giving us interesting surprises with the music you select for the chanel.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you😁

[@levev5717]

This is an alternative video to the official video, this is only from the band. nice reaction

[@jabp8]

ohhhhh you gonna love tearjerker or alone i break

[@jbresson5469]

Thank you for your analysis. To realize the vocal range of Jonathan Davis, I recommend the song "No Way".

[@Quizzy0000]

korn is my band i love them

[@themoretruthfultruth]

Great song choice. Korn is so unique with their vocal sound. What is amazing is how the song is so frantic in its delivery and yet the singer is able to match that level energy.

[@karlbecker8775]

Jon has a pretty unique singing voice. You would think he couldn't talk anymore after doing this for so long. There are many options to choose from with Korn, but if you are looking for vocal analysis, maybe Did My Time, Got The Life, or Freak On A Leash. If you want to get weird, Chutes & Ladders has a lot to offer. Great reaction!

[@nirfd149]

I’ve always noticed how’s he got that happy tone 😂😂 good ol jd

[@matthewdelaney5366]

Love your videos! Very genuine person.

[@kathiekinsler]

Loved your analysis. I subbed. Thanks to Ian for requesting this song

[@cowsdotricks]

Well you found a fan base that loves their band so much they're willing to watch anyone be introduced to them

[@strangemachines_]

To answer your question about the child at the beginning: he doesn’t come back, that’s the point, consumerism and advertising took him for good. Please do Korn - falling away from me 🙏

[@campar1043]

surprisingly, he's a very soft speaker

[@muzzmacc6411]

The vocals on ‘hating’ from the ‘Untouchables’ are utterly peerless. But we love the way that Jonathan goes ‘full Davros’ on ‘Here to Stay’.

[@PontiacSunfires]

This shit go so hard bro it fucking slapssssss and this girl is mad pretty and well versed in the vocalist world. I dont know anything about frictaves or octaves or whatever she was saying, but i admire someone who knows their shit, thts dope. And she hella pretty

[@cybermartyr8839]

While groping the mic stand is weird, I'd just like to point out that the stand was made by artist H.R.Geiger, most famously known for his influence on the Alien films.

Hi Jen! After missing most of the Christmas videos from everyone, because COVID got me a week before Christmas, that one was a nice surprise. So far I like Ian's music-taste and am looking forward to finding out what else he has on the list for you.

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Oh no! Hope you’re ok😊 thank you!

@@JenniferGlatzhofer I'm fine and it is mostly annoying by now, thank you. The whole household got it at the same time. It was a very quiet Christmas this year. We hope to be negative by new year's eve. Worst part for me was losing my taste for a few days..

[@phil86_]

Great singer… and the sound in this song is massive, for downtuning and distortion… they’re great for this!👏

[@alexrock9898]

best vocal coach analysis I've seen

[@VIV1Do]

korn are just a different kind of beast. Jonathan is one of my favorite vocalists i think you would like reacting to Architects Animals (Live at Abbey Road) its an Orchestral live version of a great song. if you want to try something abit more heavy from them there is also impermanence (Live at Abbey Road)

[@DRu.913]

This whole album 'Untouchables' has amazing vocal layering. I'd be so excited if you reacted to 'Make Believe' off the album the vocal layering is so detailed and you'd probably have even more to say on it than this one!

[@thebattleshell]

😭I never took the intro of the song seriously at first. It just sounds so goofy idk why

[@Tanner_Watson]

Bruuuuh. Lol. You smiling right before the baseline kicks in at the start is just the best lol. Pretty much sums this song up lol. You in for a good time right away. Lol

[@sethwood6501]

Korn songs are consistently unpredictable with tracks that evolve several times through their runtime.

[@tdb2012]

I wondered how you might go about dissecting this song considering how different this is. It would be interesting to see you breakdown another nu-metal band's song. Excellent job Jen! You handled this one with ease. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Nu-metal, that’s the genre! Thank you😁

[@aidanpalmer9593]

@@JenniferGlatzhofer nu metal is the genre but not all nu metal is like Korn. Korn are much more traditional sounding than other nu metal bands. I like slipknot too but the use of a dj etc drastically changes the sound

[@johnpittsii7524]

Hi Jennifer hope you are having an great and awesome day ❤️

[@senor_ghost0]

I met Fieldy, the bass player, a couple years ago. He’s a really cool and nice guy

[@gandalfdengra5580]

Interesting stuff! Can recommend Tearjerker by Korn, really shows how beautiful JD's voice is.

[@thebattleshell]

Hollow Life, Kiss and Open Up too

[@MC24DB]

Thank you Ian, you know good music...Korn are my world

[@enthrallingusername]

Reacting to KoRn's song "Beat it upright" would be pretty cool. Interesting vocals.

[@sinistra7450]

Even more interesting lyrics, lmao.

[@enthrallingusername]

@@sinistra7450 precisely 😈

[@sinistra7450]

@@enthrallingusername IT'S A TRAP

[@thebattleshell]

ASS UP HIGH MAKE A MF CRY

[@Strat1084]

Love your reviews! Keep them up!

[@nelly.mariee]

Also, please check out Alice In Chains- Love, Hate, Love live at the Moore. Layne Staley (R.I.P) is one of the best “grunge” vocalists ever! I think you’ll give great insights

[@digitalhydra4332]

Seconded!

[@Cobhc2024]

Jon is actually extremely soft spoken in his normal speaking voice if you've never heard him talking, makes you wonder where the hell such a thunderous dynamic voice like his singing comes from lol but Jon is a very emotional singer.

[@simplyrowen]

You’re the only reactor I’ve watched, who’s discussing exactly what I thought when I played the song (probably because you’re the only singer I’ve watched lol). But I was thinking “the way he’s singing must hurt the vocal cords”- it sounded painful to me - and here you’re explaining how he avoids doing just that. If I sang this song (I am nowhere near a trained singer), I’d destroy my vocal cords and would need a couple of days to recover.

[@nolessnomore6731]

Awesome reaction, kinda disappointed you didn't react to the unedited video of this song though cause it adds more to the feel of things. Also please react to To The Hellfire by Lorna Shore.

[@dinarobijn5528]

This song is amazing even live ❤️

[@cherylrobbins715]

A quickie alternative “Grinch” a cappella by Elliott Michael Robinson just came out. You should listen. Peter just did. Happy New Year!

[@batigo211]

I remember that when that album came out and that video premiered, Korn was 4 years old without recording anything and it was a return that took everyone by surprise, coming back in style with a tremendous song, for me this lineup was, is and will be the best of Korn with David Silveria on drums.

[@MidevalKinght]

If you see this, please do Corey Taylor’s Snuff and also if you want great vocals from Jonathan Davis, try Starting Over and No One’s There.

[@bryanhughes8208]

Please do DADDY by Korn.... Can't wait to see you hit the piano keys to that one .,........

[@thebattleshell]

😭😭

[@johannallen4974]

Please react to black is the soul korn

[@suevillarreal9315]

I've commented before, you can analyze anything! I like that you are so professional that you are open to all genre. I will remain curious as to what's in store. 🤔🤔 Have yourself a very Happy New Year!

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Ah thank you!!

[@lightdampsweetenough2065]

I thought, before I make a rude comment or say something inappropriate or trying to be a smart ass. I asked openAI how to word a compliment, the second one is supposed to be less generic.. Kiss ass AI. "Your reactions to different performances are always so genuine and authentic. It's clear that you truly love and appreciate music, and it makes your videos even more enjoyable to watch." "Your channel is one of my favorites on KZbin. Your analysis of different performances is always so insightful and well-informed, and I look forward to each new video you post." I then asked it to do an analysis of this channel. "Based on the descriptions of her videos and the content she has posted, it seems that Jennifer is a knowledgeable and experienced vocal coach who is passionate about helping others improve their singing skills. She appears to be friendly, engaging, and approachable, and her videos seem to be well-received by her viewers. Overall, it seems that Jennifer's KZbin channel is a valuable resource for singers and music enthusiasts who are looking to improve their vocals and learn more about singing technique. Her videos offer helpful tips and insights, and her vocal analysis and critiques provide valuable feedback and guidance for aspiring singers." I wonder if you can program it with "a-hole" mode so it just comes up with insults and criticism? Anyway great reaction =)

[@Jacks-Revenge]

Yep, I love this.

[@henriquemota8711]

A melhor reação sobre a voz de Jonathan Davis. Sempre volto aqui para rever. 😊

[@matthewgoodA1206]

Welcome to the kings of American nu metal, which I understand could be quite the heady experience for an English girl. Jonathan Davis is really some kind of unique performer vocally. His speaking voice is actually high and soft, but when he does distorted screaming he tends to pitch it lower for harsh growls. So it’s kind of a vocal contrast, which I’ve heard in some other singers. KoRn as a band have outlasted the trend they helped create for a reason. Over the course of their career they’ve recorded numerous tracks worth a listen. P.S. I want to suggest/request a new artist for you for 2023: the late, great Chris Cornell. A vocal range very close to four octaves and considered one of the most powerful singers in the history of rock music. He was a member of several bands and also released a good wealth of solo material. When he unleashes the full force of his voice you won’t be disappointed.

[@BA-op5iv]

SLIPKNOT,KORN & DISTURBED!!!...THE "FATHERS" OF NU METAL!!!...END!!!...😎😎😎😎😎😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈

[@jabberwokee4127]

Great reaction and analysis. Could use some more Jinjer reactions/analysis in my life! 😉

[@sebastianelghoul7750]

Love This 💯

[@OmMamet25]

Next Korn - Freak On a leash

[@GodlessFiend]

As a Linkin park MYSELF, KORN IS AWESOME

[@thebattleshell]

Pls do Alone I Break, Kiss, Open Up and Hollow Life by Korn. I find them some of the softest Korn songs

[@sinistra7450]

Check out Jonathan's solo project, Black Labyrinth, especially the song "What It Is" and "Please Tell Me" (the second one is especially my favourite). He uses his natural voice through the whole songs and it sounds absolutely beautiful.

[@MattGFC1977]

She should try Cypress hill B-real and Sen Dogg Vocals

[@sinistra7450]

@@MattGFC1977 Yes I agree but she asked for more Korn recommendation so I wrote that :)

[@KaaSerpent]

Hehehehehe! I was wondering when you were going to go down the metal rabbit-hole. :) Welcome to the (false vocal) fold(s). :)

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thank you hahah!😁

[@HohnerCornell]

Fun fact: this is the director's cut video. The real (and uncensored) video was posted in the official acount too, but isn't there nowadays.

[@sadc7877]

you should check out Korn Falling Away From Me acapella version, you can truly hear his vocals and back vocals clear

[@bryanhughes8208]

Stay sic!!!!!

[@RedSamurai1000]

Please more Korn!!

[@wayloncourington801]

Teddy Swims-I Can't Make You Love Me. Love your reactions

[@Crowveewade]

Davis’ past is real. Bad times. He’s a man in pain for real

[@davidsc2730]

Jonathan the BEST

[@davidgardner4940]

I'd like to see her react to his vocal noises he makes when he scats.😊

[@Roger999-iw9ke]

Adorei sua analise ❤

[@superfbomb9054]

Your just opening the metal door... Do Ronnie James Dio singing Heaven and Hell with Black Sabbath... Do Tool... The Grunge.... Do anything from Led Zeppelin.. Do Slipknot.... Duality.... Do Arch Enemy with Angela Gossow singing Nemesis... That should get you hooked...

[@ryanmurphy5682]

Just found your channel and am enjoying your videos. :) I'd love to hear what you think of Blue October. There is a live performance of The Feel Again which is great and the lead singer, Justin, has a uniquely emotive way of singing that I'd love to learn the technique behind.

[@dem4christ04]

This is an edited version of the original music video. To find out what was going on with the child I highly recommend looking up the original version. It's the same song, obviously, but the original version was taken down from circulation because it was deemed too graphic.

[@coreyrees840]

If you want to hear a song that’s not as heavy, where you can get a clearer sense for his clean vocals try “Alone I Break”

[@Simon_Wilcock]

Much as I love your reactions, this is a great direction. If they are not already on Ian's list, here are a few for you to try.... Pearl Jam - Black (MTV live) (or Jeremy(music video)) and Alter Bridge - Words darker than their wings (at the Royal Albert Hall), Paramore - Last Hope (live), Evanescence - My Immortal (live). Just scream if you want more. The list is endless my dear...

[@JenniferGlatzhofer]

Thanks so much!

[@alexvladiabrego2207]

Amazing xxd

[@griffin729]

Pretty much every song from their MTV Unplugged performance Jonathan Davis gives an introduction to the song. So, easy comparison between speaking and singing.

[@gregorydelaney2783]

Untouchables is the album we're jonathan davis felt like he really became a real singer he said it his self

[@stevenkorrn]

Can you react to KORN song “THIS LOSS” , JD did a amazing job in that song

[@redmenpeterson6327]

KORN is so creative Johnathan Davis is unique