Starkid Vocal Analysis

there are so many editing mistakes in this - sorry :)

[@mia-tr4shm4n50]

Dylan Saunders strengths: - every time he opens his mouth, I start sobbing.

[@Yahoodefaultsearchengine]

Mia L if that ain’t the truth

[@avonalonny]

memememememememenememememe

[@quinn6815]

Me but with Robert Manion

[@cravenlunatic1]

weaknesses: NONE lol

[@ErinLovegood73]

Amen!

[@robbieistired]

A perfect excuse just to listen to them sing without watching every musical for the 20th time

[@applejackmccrack5383]

@@seancasey6472 you damn right 😪 i am SHAMELESS

[@sillygoosetaur]

@@seancasey6472 Jaime for me

[@olivinebranch]

Jaime just casually flexing on us with that nearly four octave range

[@charlotteharriman8698]

Olivia Gallmeyer the notes in the 7th octave were just squeals really so it’s probably closer to 3 octaves if you don’t count that one time

[@pippadee8266]

And Robert

[@gillianomotoso328]

Charlotte Harriman They were fairly connected though! She honestly sounds like a mezzo with a coloratura soprano’s upper extension.

[@kiki8792]

My wig flew off when I saw D7

[@softblisss3032]

frr she’s talented

[@AussieDisneyGirl]

Let's just take a moment to appreciate how Lauren has played so many comedic parts with a light-lyric soprano voice. Composers take note! Comedy roles don't always have to belt, let's mix it up cause I'm exhausted haha

[@iLuvvYuuMjxXxLia]

Skye Roberts here here!

[@AussieDisneyGirl]

Woah I didn't expect that many likes - obviously I'm not the only one who has this problem! Maybe I need to start a support group lol

[@singenstattatmen5096]

@@iLuvvYuuMjxXxLia I think you mean hear hear. ;)

[@Simon-Strange]

And paired with that, not every belter/alto has to be comedic! Also exhausted lol

[@makenzielehto9393]

Skye Roberts My voice is exhausted

[@JelvinBrown]

Me, someone who doesn't know anything about music: "yes"

[@sabi_sue]

Thank you

[@orfeassiozos1575]

We belong to the same team

[@annapuhl6889]

But maybe by watching this we all learned something?

[@phoenixablaze649]

Same

[@seven-cats-3]

Same

[@evahesse9507]

Lauren Lopez said before she is a classically trained singer and struggles with the very broadway sounding songs. You can definitely tell she feels more comfortable singing more classical sounding songs like When You Gotta Go, but she has also improved a lot and is a very good singer.

[@Freyjah2711]

She is really versatile now, she can beautifully sing the Broadway songs but also still sing classical stunningly and that's pure talent right there

[@stephenfiora506]

It sucks there weren't enough songs to show off her ability in Black Friday. They almost all required her to use her lower register and a specific, darker tone, two things that don't flatter her voice a lot

[@morgancasey3223]

@@stephenfiora506 I actually disagree, I think she sounded amazing in the lower register and you could tell she'd been practicing and working hard on it. She didn't sound as strong as if she'd been in a higher soprano register but nevertheless she did amazing and I hope she keeps working on this lower register.

[@mb-176]

@@stephenfiora506 I disagree. In the KZbin recording she was sick, so she doesn't sound her best, but in the cast recording her lower register really shines. The cast recording of Adore Me is really good and her vocals are great imo. As a soprano, Lauren always sounds her best in her high register, but i was very pleasantly surprised by her lower register in Black Friday.

[@zoepool4600]

I'm the same way. I was classically trained by a pretty famous opera singer here in Austin and when I moved from performing operas to performing in broadway/travelling musicals/local musicals I had a lot of trouble adjusting to the style.. I think I've got it now though!

[@katiehough2499]

'minor pitch issues when singing above G4 without mixing' For a baritone to be singing over G4 at all is incredible with my mind.

[@kitten3757]

Much less a F5

[@dignature123]

It’s not. We just take a little longer finding our mix but once we have it. It’s glorious!

[@rockin-ronan]

not to mention he's australian so he's using a completely different accent than his regular voice

[@nancyblackett9008]

Zizza Earl I’m Aussie too, and it’s easier to sing in an American accent than talk

[@pippadee8266]

Don't forget that he's dancing amazingly at the same time

[@eye7360]

Whats weird is that with a lot of the 'weaknesses' clips, I had noticed them sounding off before but couldn't quite figure out why and this has just explained it to me so thank you!

[@leviathan4330]

Same! Especially the one of Robert during Dream A Little Harder

[@riaowhaiwhn3525]

@@leviathan4330 While it was off a bit, I personally thought it added to it, as his character just a bread seller. I like hearing more imperfections in songs because it shows that they're human too. I did notice it off a bit though lmao.

[@leviathan4330]

@@riaowhaiwhn3525 Oh definitely. I didn't mean to make it seem like I was dissing Robert or anything. (I love him and everyone else in Starkid far too much to do that) I just normally find myself thinking while watching a Starkid show and thinking, "God they're so perfect" But then an imperfection happens that not only adds more to the character, but also shows a key part of the person singing and gives the reminder, "Hey, they're just people who like doing musicals, not perfect theatre gods or something"

[@andrew0112]

Robert Manion is also crazy good at singing when dancing, I'm like what dude how you're doing crazy chest singing and doing a workout at the same time howwww

[@QuikVidGuy]

He spends a lot of time at the gym

[@felearce4718]

@@QuikVidGuy just imagine him doing squads and singing for the entire gym (Btw, this is weirdly relatable to me 'coz a singer friend that does rowing with me sings all the goshdarn time, gets kinda annoying but still pretty cool)

[@sapphire3215]

I’m convinced he’s not a real person

[@not-so-happypappypatton]

In “Show Me Your Hands” I believe he had his Hidgens costume under the cop outfit. I might be wrong, though.

[@Shibaa..]

@@not-so-happypappypatton but.. short sleeves?

[@seignee]

WE. NEED. JOEY RICHTER'S VOICE ANALYSIS. (preferably with clips from Spies Are Forever, especially the coldest goodbye reprise)

[@yuv1z]

we need an analysis and the evolution!

[@seignee]

@Natalia Ghosh ikr god I wish we could get a full version of him singing spies are forever though that'd be a dream come true

[@yuv1z]

@Natalia Ghosh ugh yes I need that in my life

[@missymcguyver]

Don't forget Jeff ☺️ and Jon too. Meredith is missing as well 🤔

[@xhappyponyxwasmyoldname1395]

And Jeff Blim!

[@youruethedaycarlyshay]

Still at their “weakest “ they’re 555555555x better than me no lie

[@robbieistired]

A big mood

[@Antisocial_Knightz]

One time my friend told me I sound like Lauren and honestly that’s the most amazing compliment I’ve ever received

[@youruethedaycarlyshay]

Aly in the Bathroom at a party love that I wish

[@maddy7101]

Such a mood.

[@רוניבןעזרא-ו6ש]

I basically can't sing so same here.

[@bleunight9199]

I like how unbiased this is. Their strengths and weaknesses makes me realize that they have flaws but that's what makes them wonderful to me. Also, Robert can go from D2 to F5? Holy guacamole my heart is SWOONING Edit: I hope there will be a part two. I hope with Joey Richter and/or Joe Walker

[@bleunight9199]

@@laurenmanion861 like three octaves? That's insanity. I would kill for a range like that.

[@Dani-it9vc]

@@bleunight9199 Me too!

[@rachelelizamusic7797]

Robert Manion is inhuman it's insaneeeee

[@Veryscairyfairy]

#mcswoonin

[@CharlieBeck087]

to put it in opera terms Robert would be considered a leggero tenor, that D2 is a bit iffy because he's using vocal fry to get there, I'd his performance range is roughly F2-F5, still great though

[@elizamardlin1782]

i love how Dylan's strengths basically summount to: he's just good dammit!

[@bernacarangan]

Lauren has a weak chest voice but I still love it hkkdkrkdkkskskd I LOVED all her singing in firebringer ugh

[@kassiek4335]

i think she should sing with her chest voice more because I actually prefer it and i think if she used it more and had more confidence singing that way she would sound amazing. i feel like she goes flat a lot more noticeably when she sings in her head voice.

[@sarahking7862]

She's a light-lyric, so her head voice is gonna be stronger with her training.

[@obtainthisyeast9835]

holy shit i’ve never heart robert hit that F5 i’m actually quaking i was gonna comment about the whole thing but i’m quaking

[@bethany.k.1111]

obtain this yeast yes I am indeed *shooketh*

[@kiki8792]

I'm actually shooketh

[@arisymphony]

Since I used to be a mezzo in high school, I kept thinking "Mariah and Jaime can't be mezzos, their lower ranges are so much higher than mine!" And then I remembered "ohhhhh I'm an alto now"

[@Bear9800]

ima be honest I don't know what "C#5" or anything like that means, but I do love those vocals

[@soldiaz7261]

Dov Scheinbach it doesnt matter too much to understanding if you dont know music anyway, but the number is the octave, the capital letter and lowercase b/hashtag is the key/note e.g C#5 is C sharp in the fifth octave Edit: I completely forgot to add what sharp and flat even is oops A flat (lowercase b) is, in the most simple (and slightly inaccurate) terms, a slightly lower sound than the note, while a sharp (#) is a slightly higher sound.

[@sierrajoseph774]

It’s basically the note that they can hit, so you have your do re mi, which would be the same as C D E, and basically the numbers apply to in which octave it’s in, so the first octave is 1 and so on

[@AgressiveScreaming]

Just think a sharp note about 45 notes above the lowest note. Probably got that wrong by over simplifying it btw.

[@skierz1363]

It means that black note on a piano closer to the right side of it.

[@Boosaidthewind]

I actually study music, but the way octaves are written at least in America is so confusing to me. If I read that as I'm used to, anything in the 5th (or 4th, 3rd is also pretty high) octave would be impossible for a human voice to reach 😂

[@lucian.mp3]

Idk what any of these notes are but they sound good

[@sarbar2699]

Mood

[@habitual_lover]

this feels like the hunger games stats when they analyse the tributes

[@TADYR]

make them fight to the death

[@sillygoosetaur]

@@TADYR sing to the death

[@rancidprince3133]

In conclusion: I love all of them

[@user-hl7gi8ud2i]

Mariah’s cover of hellfire

[@danielle-jg3ee]

Cletus Jones agreed

[@alesemarie2740]

Yes

[@evilforsure4838]

correct

[@_mel_9953]

Absolutely.

[@bailey9947]

and the high note at 'love' during dead girl walking? I replayed that over and over because jfc her voice is incredible

[@hurricanecatrina9548]

Dylan’s Weaknesses: his voice makes people cry a lot

[@PuppyLove2468]

I'd say that's a strength

[@chiarafermorr_]

@@PuppyLove2468 100% a strength

[@Vekcrazah]

@@PuppyLove2468 And everyone else's weaknesses

[@bloopity4117]

It doesssssssss its probably one of the loveliest voices ive heard in a while

[@SingingSealRiana]

True...

[@twoinacarcrash]

*weaknesses? Did you mean: least best part?*

[@eyela3236]

*out of a scale from 10 to 10?*

[@twoinacarcrash]

candidlyhuman *ye*

[@Rude_i_Wredne]

Not necessary, everybody has some weak spots and it's nothing wrong with it. Even legends like Freddie Mercury had some things in their vocals that could be improved (in his case ability to consistently produce reinforced falsetto, he often skipped falsetto notes when live - examp. A5 from "Under Pressure" - and he's not a bad singer by any means).

[@calamity_x]

@@Rude_i_Wredne r/woooosh its a JOKE

[@aldendomino3523]

@@calamity_x Then try to make it sound like one.

[@hex0578]

You have really good attention to detail! Can you do a best and worst singing moments/songs for each starkid? Edit: I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed the amazing dynamic changes in not your seed! Mariah does an amazing job with the song (even if the song itself isn't really my favorite)

[@wrxbev]

any other musical study nerds absolutely losing their mind over this video as well as me???

[@MelyssaHawes]

legit didn’t know there was a “light lyric soprano” thing i just discouraged myself bc i couldn’t belt like in my higher register like others lmao

[@nintendplays3454]

me

[@Akanina_Gacha]

It's basically when you can go AAAAAEEEEEEAAAAAAAAh without sounding weird

[@bowssanderos]

Can you make a part 2 including Joey, Jeff, Meredith and Jon? People have debated so much about whether Jeff is actually a good vocalist (mainly bc of his overuse of falsetto in tgwdlm) and I wanna see someone else’s opinion. Especially since you pay such close attention to detail

[@ondiiina]

I don't a lot about this kind of stuff but Jeff is an amazing vocalist! TGWDLM doesn't show how good he is. I also thought he was "meh" before listening to him in The Trail to Oregon. When the World's at Stake (Reprise) illustrates it perfectly in my opinion. The joke with Joey who can't hit the same note as him was like a shock to me because it made me realize how high and powerful it actually was ! It also feels as if it's his best range. It's less showy than The Grind for example though so it isn't as obvious... Jack Bauer definitely was one of his best roles if not THE best one. It was beautifully written (characterisation wise and range ? wise) and I hope he gets to play more roles like this. TGWDLM had him being too goofy and "intense". America is Great Again was his best song and I wish he would be more popular when he plays "serious" parts!

[@QuikVidGuy]

@@ondiiina Apparently he intentionally wrote TGWDLM to be out of his natural range for comedic effect, which can't be healthy

[@gwendolynbeals5806]

NEED to know Jeff's range

[@adamzheng4362]

@@gwendolynbeals5806 At this point I don't think Jeff has an upper limit to his range. He's like that tenor in Pentatonix

[@kiki8792]

@@adamzheng4362 Jeff during What Do You Want Paul is incredibleeeeee

[@saskiamckenna2925]

8:35 I can vouch for that as an Aussie also our tongues resting position makes it harder for high notes, that’s why my alto voice struggles to reach certain notes and my head voice is pretty trashy

[@dogbert1440]

i like how everyone else has like 3 or 4 weaknesses but robert and mariah only have two.

[@dudebro2282]

This video was really interesting! You don’t see a lot of stuff like this in the fandom usually so it’s a nice change

[@laurelleaves]

I'd like to see comparisons between some of the main casts's first performances to their more recent ones. People like Joe and Joey would be interesting to see

[@g2growcya]

teagoblin Yes. They’ve improved so much!

[@dasty3314]

so what i’m hearing is, we need to fuse Robert and Dylan??

[@g2growcya]

dasty YES

[@actress5256]

I mean baritenor is a thing so yes!!

[@adamzheng4362]

@@actress5256 I mean, Robert might as well be a baritenor

[@333akira]

PLEASE

[@tenor_check]

I was expecting Lauren's backing from super friends to be in this video

[@gabbybyrd6749]

Dude I love Jamie but her intonation issues are glaring sometimes. Especially with older shows. However, she’s gotten so much better.

[@nintendplays3454]

her chest voice is so beautiful

[@shiny9836]

i know joe isnt the best singer but PLEASE! he's improved so much and sounds phenomenal in spies are forever, and he's so good at singing in character!!

[@justhavingalook7857]

I can now officially say I've watched more starkid fan videos than actual starkid musicals

[@MagusAgrippa8]

I don't know much about ranges and music (I was in a church choir and just... never managed to learn much more than how many beats a note was supposed to be held for and that the notes flipped upside down were high notes that my voice hated) so I just want to thank you for putting in all the effort to make this video.

[@charlotte0236]

Please continue this series with all of Starkid, it's really interesting ^^

[@bluh2314]

And at this moment I realized that i am TRASH at singing. Thank you and goodnight

[@javi_blinkuniverse]

Mariah's voice really caught my attention when I first watched TGWDLM

[@kiki8792]

It's because she's extremely talented

[@amityislandchum]

Mariah's projection and extremely consistent tone should be mentioned as strengths. When I first heard her sing in TGWDLM, I knew right away that she would be the one to end up moving to an actual Broadway role... and of course, she very quickly did!

[@avatown4846]

Would you ever consider doing a part 2? Asking for a friend. Lol

[@avatown4846]

@@laurenmanion861 Oh my god! Yesssssssss!!!

[@annaclaramol]

Lauren Manion please, include Joey Richter in the next one 🤗

[@coleatencio2]

@@laurenmanion861 if you could incluse Jeff Blim that would be awesome too!

[@Draztikus]

@@coleatencio2 Jeff Blim Strength: falsetto Weakness: falsetto

[@goodjobeli]

@@laurenmanion861 Please put Clark Baxtresser in it!

[@audrey9947]

I love how the weak points are all from years ago. They've all improved so much!

[@bellaweaver9210]

if you do a part two would you be able to include rachel soglin + jeff blim? :)

[@roseczer]

yes PLEASE

[@maddy7101]

I feel like they all have their weaknesses, but regardless, they are amazing singers and deserve more credit for how well they sing❤ And I love how unbiased all your critiques are😁 Good job!👏👌

[@VeerleBM]

I loved this! It was extremely fun to watch and it's also fun to watch more stuff on actual singing techniques since I left my previous choir. I'd love to see more on these!

[@justme-dg8uf]

Me, not knowing anything about music and singing, not understanding what any of those letters and numbers on the screen mean: Yes yes of course I agree

[@sophiaa.4538]

I really appreciate the honesty in this. I feel like a lot of fan videos are just "Strength: Everything - Weakness: Nothing". Which is obvious not always a bad thing, everyone else to support their favorite artist whole-heartedly. But it's also good tp see that even great singers have their weak points, and theres a lot to learn from that both from a viewers POV and an artists.

[@elderflower2133]

tbh i don't know what any of this means because I have 0 knowledge of singing. But great vid dude you seem to know what ur talking about!!

[@squashfei8907]

I love how Lauren's male roles have higher voices than her female roles

[@qwertyqwerty-jy9fc]

i have no idea what thatmeans but ill watch it anyways

[@shnurffle]

please do another one of these. it was strangely interesting lol

[@MaeveTaylor]

I’m crying they all sound so great

[@aidantoryk9488]

I’m ready for a part two with Joey Richter, Jeff Blim, and Joseph Walker!

[@matthewcooper4248]

Just two things that I disagree with. The jaw moving with vibrato doesn't necessarily suggest that the vibrato is forced. I know several people who their jaws just happen to move when they're singing. Second, whenever you said people were nasal, I think you were mistaking that word for bright. It's more likely that the spot in their range that happens is just brighter than the other parts. Other than that really good analysis. If you haven't done a second one already, I really hope you make it and talk about Jeff's falsetto. He can hit the notes, but it sounds really untrained and he has a LOT of intonation issues when he's using it. (PAAAAUUUUUL) sustain anyone?

[@spaceant0765]

Honestly I'd be really interested in having an analysis of my singing voice like this

[@adohug5986]

i LIVE for vocal analysis of people, please make more!

[@alicesonorbe1762]

This was a really well made and researched vid!!! I was expecting something more on layman’s terms and was really pleasantly surprised. The only thing I’d say is that I think Robert’s high belt can sound forced at times, a la Twisted. You could tell he was straining. It may have been the choreo, it may have been his technique.

[@thatnerdinclass3696]

They're all wonderful in they're own way, and I love them

[@simonzenn]

I still can’t get over Lauren’s G5 note hit. It’s amazing and very impressive to me.

[@sarahgent2674]

You forgot to put in Dylan's strengths that he just doesn't have to breathe somehow

[@tsukikumoon2890]

Was waiting for my boy Joey, but happy that all my other favorites were here instead. :D Nice analysis (At least I think that's what it was XD) of the vocals. I was super surprised by Robert and Lauren (I thought Lauren could go higher) But not really surprised by Jamie and Mariah.

[@specodust8770]

I was thrilled to see a clean and technical analysis of these vocalist. As I love them all, and listen to them on repeat, you notice some of the areas that are lacking in and this video was a very nice explanation of it. I also love the addition of range!!!!

[@scifigeek14]

This is really great. Also its great that most of the weaknesses are stylistic choices. Id love a part 2 with people like joey, joe, both the brians, meredith? This was such a cool video.

[@themusicalgal667]

This is honestly so good for so many reasons, as a singer myself watching extremely talented people and taking note that they have strengths and weaknesses in their voice is helpful.

[@hannahlauren2900]

This has to be my favorite video of yours yet. As a music teacher myself & the daughter of a vocal coach - I really appreciate this!

[@antonsantiago8487]

This is really interesting to me. Especially after Black Friday because I feel like Lauren really showed a different part of her voice in songs like Adore Me. I would be really interested in another one of these videos. Good content!

[@RapscallionsMumpling]

It's nice to know our favorite singer aren't perfect

[@MarleneRodriguez711]

The way Jaime mixes is so impressive. I already don't understand mixing but when I hear her do it I just- like HOW DOES SHE MAKE IT SO STRONG

[@clairegillingham1768]

This is amazing, but Lauren hits a Bb6 at the end of Inevitable!

[@QuikVidGuy]

But she doesnt sing in inevitable

[@clairegillingham1768]

@@QuikVidGuy Listen to the end when Paul says "The apotheosis is upon us" that really high note at the end is Lauren.

[@meganwilliams5158]

I thought it was Jeff lmao

[@clairegillingham1768]

@@meganwilliams5158 LMAO I WOULDN'T PUT IT PAST HIM THOUGH

[@ondiiina]

@@clairegillingham1768 We're at a point where every high note could be possibly sung by Jeff

[@jequirity1]

I love how you played a clip of Robert Manion singing "Show Stopping Number" as you had his estimated full range up on the screen, because, like, 3.7 octaves is definitely a show stopping number in my book.

[@li.theo.4]

oh my goodness, i absolutely ADORE this. i was already excited but you’ve approached it from an AMAZING technical standpoint and i commend you for it!! wow wow wow i love it

[@anasofiaflores1621]

this makes so much sense! thank you for taking the long task of creating this video! I can't believe I understood everything!

[@Black_pearl_adrift]

I thought this was going to be like a "hey look at them singing" but it was like a full diagnostic. Really cool.

[@parisb8084]

I’ve recently watched a couple of voice analysis vids, but they’re only ever covering broadway stars. Thank you so much for this! I don’t understand any of the terminology used, but I love to see the reasons that I love these voices so much. Also, you were exceptionally unbiased, which is really hard, so congratulations! Hoping for a part two!

[@shibahacking]

don’t know why this analysis is something that the world greatly needs, but it does

[@TheMovieSequelDude49]

Love to see you do more of these with the other members. Especially Jeff Blim and Joe Walker.

[@gabriellealtman]

writing this in 2021, after having watched the DVD of homecoming, clips from Starry (with Dylan and Mariah), and slime tutorials from the Mean Girls NT, the improvement each of them has made is incredible! Dylan rarely forces vibrato, Jaime has leaned into a more supported belt instead of manipulating her larynx, Mariah sounds better overall, and Lauren has improved her belt a lot. As a vocal student, I'm super impressed with all of their progress and it's a huge inspiration to me. Some other excellent starkid/tcb voices that i'd love to see you cover: Curt Mega, Kim Whalen, Joe Walker, Brian Holden, Meredith Stepien, AJ Holmes, Clark Baxtresser.

[@babs6244]

On Jaimes the last weakness (about her sounding like she’s shouting) I actually really like that about her, too me it makes it more powerful and more just like Jaime. Idk maybe I’m biased but I really do like that. It’s actually one of the reasons she’s my favorite starkid actor. I was surprised when you put on her weaknesses.

[@chariiteee]

As a voice major in college, this was such a pleasure to watch

[@elizamardlin1782]

yes clips from Starry!! i love you for this (the road is sooo good!)

[@annaliselang3138]

Wow this is amazing - both the singers and the time and effort you put into this video!

[@mowesrik]

This video is so cool! I've started taking vocal lessons recently so it's really interesting to compare myself to professional actors and your analysis is really spot on!

[@ArturGlass.C]

This video is amazing work. Seriously, well done lady/dude/person.

[@JJ4EVER9232011]

What you say about Mariah’s chest mix and stuff reminds me of pre-hiatus Patrick Stump from Fall Out Boy. He’s an amazing singer, but he used to use his chest voice to sing high notes. When he did this, you couldn’t really understand what he was saying because of the strain on the notes. He doesn’t do that anymore, but you can hear it in the early work before the band went on hiatus (this was 9 years ago when they announced it, so he’s obviously gotten work on it.) Okay I’m done

[@evopeevo]

Such an interesting video! 💗💗💗 The sudden end blinded me tho 😂

[@aoifemclaughlin28]

This is a really impressive video. Hugely appreciate all the work you put into it and all your other videos

[@j.j.225]

i just want to say that this video was super entertaining and extremely informational and knowledgeable and moved at a good pace for me to process everything and the clips supported the points so well and WOW anyway i rlly liked this lol

[@astrid3522]

this is such a detailed and we'll thought through analysis, such a good quality video, thank you!

[@mchedrick3173]

this might be my favorite Starkid fan video, truly fascinating

[@dontjayjayme]

8:38 i know this part with his voice during "he's the reason for our many wars" (8:44) is something you list as weakness but I actually kind of really love it

[@annikakandoll7890]

I would really love to see this exact video again but with the new performers they've had in the last five years

[@Antisocial_Knightz]

Idk much about the technicals but all i know is that Jamie’s voice is fucking beautiful _Thank you for coming to my Ted talk_ (no pun intended)

[@Sco6014]

This is a fantastic video I really appreciate the time you took to go through their performances and pick out clips and parts and put it all together. Please do the rest of the cast. I love this video a lot great job!

[@elliekirchner4269]

as a singer myself, i found this video really interesting and even helpful! i would love to see a part two!

[@hannahjohnson4322]

i really appreciate that you acknowledged actual vocal technique and not just stylistic choices based on the shows they were in (also not using only show clips)!

[@ellabaxter643]

Thanks for making this, I found it really interesting and enjoyable. Hope you make another soon! Would love to see Brian Holden in the next one, his performance at LeakyCon in Dublin comes to mind!

[@mironnabokov1646]

God bless Lauren's head voice

[@idontevenhaveachannel]

A perfect video to show that they're all very talented but even with the insane talents they have they still have weaknesses :)