Tim Storms - Lonesome Road REACTION

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[@terribleterry702]

I grew up with Tim. He’s been singing like that since we were teenagers hahaha

[@matthewmelancon]

How old were you guys when you first met? Is it true he was always able to sing like that??😦

[@terribleterry702]

We were kids when we met. We went to a Christian youth camp in Angola, IN called Camp Indogan. I remember him hitting some really low notes when we were around 15-16 and then got progressively lower.

[@matthewmelancon]

@@terribleterry702 dang😧😧my friends say I can hit a B1 on the piano without losing my support of air, but I'm pretty confident I can hit that A1 haha not sure😂😂

[@matthewmelancon]

@ dang homie!!hahaha😂😂that awesome😋😎if my theory is correct, my full current vocal range is an A1-C6 with a B4 I think being my highest possible note without going to falsetto or straining🤣🤣🤣my baritone/bass and tenor range have just kind of naturally expanded by themselves over time hahaha😂😂🤣😆srry I'm the kind of emojis heh heh

[@fluffybunny157]

Dude that’s awesome!!! Props man.

[@devinjames2894]

He can go much lower than this. I've known Tim 30 years. He's the real deal. A humble and super nice guy. I've stood by him and heard him sing off mic, and he's amazing, a freak of nature. LOL. His vocal cords are twice as long as the average male. Tim Storms is friends with Avi, Tim Foust, and Paul Kennamer. Those guys have all said they can't go anywhere near as low as Storms. Both Avi and Foust call Storms their hero. What people think is fry is not. I'm telling you he does not fry. It sounds fry at times yes, but he's actually that low without frying. His voice is almost unbelievable.

[@jonas8993]

It is fry tho. Apparently it's some kind of extended technique, like controled fry with some resonance and pitch. Compared to anybody's fry which isn't controled or whatever. But it is fry, I think, as soon as you hear that the sound isn't connected and you can hear every vibration or something, it's fry. That's my understanding

[@controlman7490]

@@jonas8993 It's not his notes are just very low and he can actually singer lower than the human ear can hear.

[@jonas8993]

@@controlman7490 I'm not saying he cannot sing lower than most people, he does, and he does has the vocal cords for that. My point is, it is fry. I learned that from one of the reactors on youtube who is a qualified professionnal bass singer who knows Tim ans his techniques. As I said, it's trained but when he drops really low it is fry. And yes, on some low notes where you or me would go to fry because it's too low for us he would still be able to sing without fry

[@controlman7490]

@@jonas8993 When he sings so low that the human ear can't even hear it that's definitely not fry. The man's vocals are just that low. He uses fry sometimes, but it's usually his ridiculously low-pitched voice.

[@jonas8993]

@@controlman7490 honestly, with all respect to him, he is amazing in my eyes, but the "so low human ear cannot hear it" is a scam kinda thing. Tipically the thing I would have taken seriously as a kid, and without trying to understand it. He has human vocal cords, just pushed to the extreme and so he goes very low, but the negative octave like G-7 or whatever people talk about makes no sense. It's like saying Dimash can sing a G12. If you're sick and that your lungs or throat does some weird stuff you might make a G-7 or whatever. It's just not that the guy and his vocal cords are miles away from other bass singers so that he can "sing" multiple octaves below. And about the fry, in lonesome road, everytime he does very low you can hear that it stops connecting, it's way cleaner and more controled than anybody else, but it is disconnecting and so that is the definition of vocal fry. The guy is amazing but human, if you do some basic researches on sound and waves, you'll know that you need something not human to "sing" so much lower. Like a whale or whatever who can have meters long vocal cords

[@scotthritz6641]

Tim Storm had his vocal cords verified by doctors that his are twice the length of a normal man. Incredible!!!

[@N9TheNoob]

almost twice as long

[@Marcell0Bass]

I want to see you branch out in terms of bass singers so here’s 2 requests I had in mind -Matt fouch singing wayfaring stranger -Crystal river boys singing rainbow of love

[@ZaneNicholson]

I'm glad you requested Rainbow of Love. Only a couple of channels have reacted to that video. It's really good.

[@brandonriggs1788]

Yes! Ken Turner hitting it in the basement on that song is mind blowing! Don't if he ever sang with CRB but, I have to agree with you there. I would have said James "Big Chief" Wetherington reaction would be a big one too.

[@brandonriggs1788]

Crystal River Boys Rainbow of Love is Ken Turner. A phenomenal bass.

[@williamfrazier3822]

And JD Sumner and the Stamps version too....

[@johngeo5816]

Actually its lowest recorded note He also can hit lower notes that only animals can hear ALSO he has the world record for widest vocal range

[@moon3817]

Storms' Guinness World Record for the lowest note produced by a human was first certified in January 2002. Storms also holds the Guinness World Record for the widest vocal range for a male. His records have been published in the Guinness World Records 2006. He broke both of these records in August 2008. As of 2008, the new record for lowest note was 0.7973 Hz, and the new record for Widest Vocal Range For Any Human was ten octaves. In 2012, Storms reclaimed the record for the Lowest Note Produced by a Human. The new record is G−7, or 0.189 Hz, eight octaves below the lowest G on the piano, or just over seven octaves below the piano. The most recent published record is in the 2020 Guinness Book of World Records.

[@joshmanhuwa2475]

Incase you didn't know the man has a world record for the lowest bass notes. Also Tim Storms is waay in his own league of bass. Tim Foust and the rest are in a lower league 😅😂😂😂😂😂

[@spideydew20]

He woke up a Balrog in the mines of Moria when he recorded this.

[@zaptore7000]

His voice has a range of 10 octaves and his lowest note is so deep it can only be heard by elephants.

[@gunnarwaage4343]

I read that he is measured below 1 hz which is amazing. Most of us have a hearing range down to 20 hz, some a litlebit lower, infants hear down to 15 - 16 hz but then the hearing fades. So we are not hearing but the top of his voice, the rest is down in the infrasonic area.

[@46wireboy]

Where did you get that infant hearing range? It's nowhere that I can find. Storms supposedly got down to 0.189 hz, but that's longer than one cycle per 5 seconds, right? Seems ridiculous.

[@gunnarwaage4343]

@@46wireboy I don't remember where I read it but this 20/20 rule is not sacred. Musicians with a well trained ear have more range. The thing about ultrasonic low frequencies is that although we may not hear them they do modulate the higher frequencies and the effect is quite dramatic.

[@philipcook7608]

If you want to truly appreciate this song, you need to listen to this with a subwoofer. You will hear him singing out of the sub for most of the song.

[@davoizchanger]

Indeed, wall shaking frequencies.

[@lorenzorodelli7017]

Corpse: i’m the man with the lowest voice in the world Tim Storms: bitch please

[@Milk_Man_1-1]

he doesnt say that lol, corpse just has throat cancer or sum shit lmao, he does have a bass voice but his stomach is ruining it

[@emanymton713]

@@Milk_Man_1-1 GERD…not throat cancer but it sucks…

[@ColtonRMagby]

This man's voice is almost all basement range, and that's INSANE!

[@zaxbitterzen2178]

Tim's voice was legit making my speakers distort lmao they can't handle the DEPTH.

[@Metal-Detecting-NC]

They say Tim Storms lowest note is 8 octaves below the lowest G on the piano... G7

[@MonsieurMaskedMan]

*G-7

[@armandogutierrezii6905]

You would have to contact Guinness for his official lowest note. Unfortunately, you won't be able to enjoy it because it is inaudible to human ears. I love this man's voice too.

[@goodtimeforwinewithmr.whis75]

Tim is a super likable and humble guy. Guinness has to employ computers to confirm where he was singing, because no one could hear the note. Tim buried J.D. Sumner's record, more than 2 octaves below the the piano. Tim is a beast.

[@jameswoodward4555]

His voice is so rich and resonant, almost sounds like 32 foot organ sub-bass pedal tones

[@raymondsaunders5890]

Tim Storms is an incredible bass singer.. The low notes are earthshaking and accurate!!

[@andrewhWTL]

Thanks for the reaction, interesting to hear. You will see from the credits at the end that the song was originally written (and sung) by gospel bass legend J D Sumner. There are videos with audio of his performances out there, well worth hearing - or even sharing in a reaction? Try the one with orange cover with blue lettering.

[@jonathanromero9704]

The great J. D, what a legend

[@fluffybunny157]

His lowest note is a G -7 which is 0.189 HTZ.

[@dylan_5]

Tim Storms' highest recorded note is a falsetto B4, but his world record alleges he can sing up to G#5. The B0 from this song is his lowest recorded note, but again, the world record alleges he can hit a sub-audible G-7.

[@kn3236]

Actually his lowest recorded note is a G#0 in chest

[@gk4thewin049]

@@kn3236 his world record is for the g -7

[@eka8520]

@@gk4thewin049 r/wooooosh

[@freddiestudio7668]

@@kn3236 not chest 100000000000%

[@kn3236]

@@freddiestudio7668 it was chest, he did it in Lonesome road live performance he hit a G#0 very clear

[@video_head]

I cried a little

[@vetpok]

React to Alpha Sound second video with Tim Storms that called "nearer, still nearer".. It's just heavenly beautiful! That heavy low bass on background just WOW..

[@chrishatfieldtv]

He has a 12 octave rage. Zero vocal fry. When going as low as he does you don’t measure it in notes you measure it and hurts and he can go to 1.89 hurts. His vocal cords are twice the length of a normal man’s. Just insane.

[@chhangte_anp]

@@chrishatfieldtv 10 octave.

[@ZAR911]

@@chhangte_anp G-7 - G#5, 12 octaves and 1 semitone.

[@aleero7863]

I appreciate you not pausing the vid a crap ton of times and just tried to take it all in lol

[@musicwave702]

Valor bass was Paul Kenammer, one of the best bass today.

[@RosheenQuynh]

Tim: *does his thing* Avi and all the other basses: WE ARE NOT WORTHY! I love that Avi met Tim, that's the only reason why I know of him 😆 But even if I'm an Aviholic, of course, I gotta give credit where credit is due!

[@chrissynovful]

Same here. Seeing Avi starstruck and saying Tim sings hertz not notes he isn't wrong. And Tim, Tim is so humble.

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@chrissynovful Avi's cuteness is too much sometimes cx

[@chrissynovful]

@@RosheenQuynh Avi's cuteness is always too much😊

[@RosheenQuynh]

@@chrissynovful Yes, true 😆

[@PaulGibbonsMusic]

Fabulous... love him! One of the "tricks' to enhance the already crazy lows is to boost the sub bass frequencies in the mix.. That's clearly what is being done... not to take away from Tim as he's the GOAT when it comes to this! Love Ken Turner too! haha!

[@bretloomis8881]

TIM ALSO HAS THE WORLD FOR HAVING DISPLAYED A 10 OCTATE RANGE

[@williamfrazier3822]

Love his unbelievable range!!!

[@Texas75023]

And God said "How come nobody uses *THESE* notes? How will I test my 1000" subwoofers?"

[@arthurlube1432]

Avi: E1 Geoff: B0 Tim Foust: A0 Tim Storms in this video: B0 Tim Storms lowest note G-7

[@ZaneNicholson]

What technique for all of the notes?

[@arthurlube1432]

@@ZaneNicholson Avi, Geoff and Foust are growl and I think Storms is chest-fry or fry

[@ZaneNicholson]

@@arthurlube1432 I was asking because I've only heard Geoff Growl down to C#1.

[@arthurlube1432]

@@ZaneNicholson in the end of Moana Medley he slides to B0

[@kn3236]

Well that was Tim's Chest voice lol

[@ruhjiiidnoo8319]

The last note B0

[@chriswalker315]

His lowest record note is a G-7

[@kn3236]

@@chriswalker315 yea, his lowest chest note is a G#0

[@adrianchupp1858]

It was listening to him that helped me self teach myself how to use my voice. I'm pretty sure my lowest note isn't as low as his G-7, I don't know that I can get below one hz, but he did, his world record is 0.189 hz. But after 6 years of figuring out how to use my voice, I don't think I'm far away. I do know for a fact I can get down to 5 hz, which I think would be somewhere in the -4 or maybe -5 range, so I definitely know what bass sounds like, but I still say Tim is the lowest there is, and I firmly believe no one can take that away from him. 😀

[@papatomthune4924]

In n interview with TS on Utube, he made the commnt that his lowest frequency is recorded with instrumentation at 0.189 hertz! That's also where he told of going to [dentist or a throat specialist] who told him his vocal crds were approximately twice the normal length! 😎

[@noelbrown1385]

The greatest ever!!

[@jonathanromero9704]

Nice reaction, I have a recommendation for you, would be good if you react to the legendary bass singer named J. D. Sumner, there's a video called worlds lowest bass singer JD Sumners all time lowest notes

[@williamfrazier3822]

Most of the newer generations that love bass singers have missed the boat on JD. He was an unbelievable talent that sung live and blew speakers out all over this country. He has a special place in my heart.

[@brandonriggs1788]

Hilarious reaction!

[@Hitman-47]

Well the lowest note in this unhuman production is a freakin BO, BO damn it!

[@blazejecar]

He can go a lot lower than that, yes, about 6.5 octaves lower. But 2 things: 1- I think around D-3 or sth like that it becomes inaudible to human hears, Guinness world records used a machine to measure his lowest notes. His official full range is 12 octaves (G-7 - G#5) 2- He only has recorded notes down to around G#0, notes below that tend to not be very musically useful, since they are barely audible anymore. If you want to hear someone sing in those negative octave ranges though, check out "thebassmanadam-I wanta go there", he has a video labeled with something like "my lowest note" where he sings in the -3rd octave. That's the lowest studio recorded note I know of.

[@eagle232]

The very last octave drop was B1 down to B0

[@gawayneroyal897]

Deepest note ever recorded Tim storms ❤

[@raymondhcarlson9106]

Tim Storms was involved with the production of a Russian piece; and during that particular arrangement, Tim Storms goes down to a E1--NATURAL--NO VOCAL FRY (SEE YOU TUBE VIDEO)!!! The lowest note during Tim Storms' performance of "Lonesome Road" is B0, with very little vocal fry--natural chest voice!!! In addition, Tim Storms can easily sing C0--which is 6 notes lower than an A0 (lowest note on a normal piano)!!! For the Guiness World Record, Tim Storms sustained a frequency equivalent to G-8!!! How can this be physically possible???? When Tim Storms had his vocal chords checked by a specialist, Tim Storms was told that his vocal chords were twice the size of a normal adult human being (interview of Tim Storms posted at YOU TUBE)!!! Avi Kaplan's lowest note is G1, with vocal fry. Geoff Castellucci lowest note is E1, on occasion, as a sub-harmonic (VoicePlay's version of OOGIE BOOGIE SONG at VoicePlay OFFICIAL YOU TUBE CHANNEL)!!! Tim Foust (Bass for Home Free) can go down to F1, as a sub-harmonic (sung during competition during a contest on TV (SEE YOU TUBE VIDEO))!!!

[@operchenok6769]

You're absolutely wrong. Avi's G1 it's lowest CHEST note. In fry lowest recorded is D1, but I'm sure that he can go a lot lower. Geoff's lowest chest is clear F#1, possibly F1. Lowest subharmonic (at the time of writing your comment) is D1(little mermaid), but today his lowest sub is C#1, growl C#1, fry Eb0/C#0, but again, I'm sure that he can go lower. And Tim's lowest chest note is G1, possibly F#1, growl lowest recorded B0, and he don't show, that he can do subharmonics.

[@dominiccastles5450]

Lol every note you said there was wrong, not only had Tim foist got down to a C0, Geoff has fried down to a F0 and avi has got to a C#1 which I think is his lowest note but I may be wrong. Oh and Tim storms lowest note is a G-7 so fact check before you write something

[@FriendsandFamilyView]

His vocal range is 10 octaves, and the lowest note he has sung is 7 octaves below the lowest G on the piano. (Which cannot be heard by the human ear.) Both are World Records. I met him when he was part of Pierce Arrow. Everyone is right. He is just the nicest guy! I would love to see him, Tim Foust, Geoff, and Avi sing together!!!

[@rameusvenin1984]

Tim Storms lowest note, according to Guiness, is 'G negative 7'.

[@trejea1754]

Is this guy of the King Family my aunt and cousins would see at the state fair in the 60s-70s?

[@SuperKanon7]

AWESOME

[@nilalves3071]

Piscou até o olho da goiaba com esse trovão kkkk

[@s.vidhyardhsingh3881]

6:00 well that was a quick brain refresh, because I stopped thinking for a while..... that was a lifetime of bass 😐 .....Tim⛈

[@eka8520]

"What's the lowest note he hit in this?" At the end of the song at 5:45 he drops down to a B0 vocal fry, He has such a giant range because of vocal fry, his lowest chest note is a G1/G#1

[@operchenok6769]

No, his lowest chest is D1/C1

[@azamatashimov2287]

Listen to the Dimash Kudaibergen! 👏

[@s.vidhyardhsingh3881]

Yeah you have to!!!!

[@scotthritz6641]

Hey Dennis!! Check out a very nice song that Tim Storm does called Nearer, still nearer !! I think you will like it too!! Great reaction again!!👍🏻

[@scotthritz6641]

Hey Dennis!! I believe his low note was a B0. If he went lower than this in this song you wouldn’t have heard it. Amazing huh!!!! Take care !!! 🙌🏻

[@Mayur15993]

he is paul devid kenmeer from valor. which u talking about.

[@bobbythandon6939]

Eargsm 😭😭......killer bass😭😭

[@scotthritz6641]

Hey Dennis!!! Paul David Kennamer is the bass singer from Valor. He is equally as low as Tim Foust, Geoff and Avi. Actually maybe a little lower with a G0 which is off the end of a piano. Still not even close to the inaudible range of Tim Storm. Keep up the great reactions!!! 🙌🏻

[@returntozero2112]

G-7 is his Guiness Records recorded lowest note. Eight octaves lower than the lowest note on a piano.

[@moongalia1414]

Wow🤯

[@margaretduncan3418]

If you want to really hear Tim Foust's range look up Little Red Ridinghood the fan videos are the best from the Patreon party before Chris left

[@ferziovelazquez5254]

you can react yo the lowest bass ever? using full chest voice And naturally lower than this guy react to jd summer wayfaring stranger, he uses chest voice in the song

[@electraglideclyde]

Just imagine if you will.........THIS guy taking a hit of Sulfur Hexaflouride. Holy S**t

[@andresbastidas5506]

the lowest note that he sang was a B0 in chest voice, which in fact was the last one

[@jerryboy9652]

Not in chest voice. The song is highly EQ'd. Every single bass enthusiast in every bass singing community I've visited agree.

[@kn3236]

@@jerryboy9652 he did it live aswell, and it was chest voice, and he also sang a G#0 in the live version in chest aswell, which is his lowest chest note, unlike JD summers who has a lower chest voice, his lowest noice is a E0 or a G0, tim's is a G#0

[@greywoolfbane5610]

They recorded with special audio equipment, you wouldn’t be able to hear him in person, he sang at G -7

[@JJ-mq5bl]

10 octaves😮

[@marioleb4079]

he sang a B0

[@scotthritz6641]

Try 8 octaves below the end of the piano Dennis!!! Tim, Geoff and Avi can only achieve the 0 range. Last note I believe is a B0 on the piano. Enjoy Tim Storm at a inaudible G-7 🙌🏻

[@jerryboy9652]

The video is much never than the recording of the song. It's highly edited and EQ'd etc. Tim Storms probably has the best fry register in the world. I'd put him in a different category than bass singers.

[@lloydreedjr6910]

Guys Tim Storms is BEYOND INCREDIBLE! But can someone please tell me who that group in the background is?!!

[@qmanhill77]

He got to e1 and he uses vocal fry and his lowest note is g-7 and he has a 10 octave range not including his bottom 2 octaves

[@Ptxlive]

In the intro you forgot Matt!

[@darlenecase5688]

He has at least a 10 octave range.

[@s.vidhyardhsingh3881]

Wow you reacted to Valor???!?!!? Oh my!!!!! I have to check that out!!

[@zemsbones1116]

super BASS ...KEN TURNER

[@bentleyotieno705]

Tim Storms is said to have hit a G7 !!

[@christiandorn4912]

I like this version, but the older J.D. Sumner version holds a special place in my heart.

[@williamfrazier3822]

Absolutely 💯

[@gailseatonhumbert9199]

Tim Storms wins but it does not matter. Humans cannot hear his lowest note. I like the timbre of Avi Kaplan's voice best. His voice will continue to get lower as he ages he is only 31.

[@jerryboy9652]

I wouldn't say he "wins". G-7 is physically impossible to be produced as a continuous note with human vocal cords. It may be the frequency of G-7 but anyone who understands about physics/waves/fourier-transform understand that it doesn't make sense.

[@chrishatfieldtv]

Abi does have one of the most beautiful bass voices. Tamber and vibrato are amazing as well as low notes.

[@gagemaker1959]

@@jerryboy9652 Fully agree. What else doesn't make sense is the fact that Tim hasn't recorded a single note below piano range and that others have recorded lower audible notes than him. As a bass-baritone he's fine. His so called record is another matter.

[@Mike_1947]

Check this recent video of Tim Storms : kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6vNc2t4hKegqZo

[@brandonb7763]

F#0 is the lowest note (I think)

[@drakuzen6308]

If you want to know the lowest note in Tim Storms is G-7 into fact that's the world record!!!

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

Please react to Street Corner Symphony's cover of Uptown Funk from 2014, it is really fun and I know you will enjoy it.

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYHNhKOpg9Woh5Y

[@ferziovelazquez5254]

He uses full chest voice in this, in the last note I think its fry

[@jerryboy9652]

Only a small portion of the song is sung in chest voice. Every single bass enthusiast in every bass singing community I've visited agree.

[@kn3236]

Nope it's not sadly 😫, if you listen to other really low-lit bass singers like JD Summers you'll see that his C1's and B0's sound the same as tims

[@jerryboy9652]

@@kn3236 I find it interesting that you disagree without taking into account my claim that pretty much everyone with experience in bass singing agrees with me. And no, tim and jd's notes dont sound the same to me. Everyones voice sound different to my ear.

[@kn3236]

@@jerryboy9652 I mean that once you get down to D1/C#1 it sounds very fry'ish, but still is full and he can make it quiet and loud so it's chest

[@jerryboy9652]

@@kn3236 I trust myself and countless of others who agree that it's fry.

[@holdortings6755]

His record is supposed to be a G-7 at 0.79 Hz with Guinness World Records stuff

[@MonsieurMaskedMan]

0.79 hz is his last world record he broke it again with a 0.189 hz which basically sound like a rhythm of 12 BPM

[@robbierayne9211]

tim's lowest notei s G-7

[@QuantumBraced]

It's not so much how low he reaches, it's the incredible quality of his voice. This isn't THAT low, I can consistently hit B1 which covers like 95% of this, but my B1 sucks compares to Tim's. He can reach much lower than this, but it starts to sound ridiculous, so for the purposes of actually enjoyable music this is about as low as you wanna go.

[@AcapellaAddict4Lyfe]

Don’t forget Tomi P, Matt Sallee

[@brianvaughn2096]

Genius said he went down to G-7.

[@Glenner359]

Testing via youtube on : C4-C1 (kzbin.info/www/bejne/mKqbhHt5oaucn80): I'm a Eb1 on my lowest note. I'd love to meet up with that guy and try to duet. He's pretty good!!

[@Twinman2dworld]

Plz react to Crystal River Boys- Rainbow of Love

[@langstonvancamp9245]

The lowest note in that song was a B0

[@livwolfie6806]

The lowest note he hit was 2 notes lower then on the piano

[@vlogboy2246]

My range is c-2 to c7

[@vlogboy2246]

B7*

[@Karl-Walter]

If you consider Dimash having a crazy range with more than 6 octaves, then what do you say about Tim Storms range of 12 (twelve) octaves? en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tim_Storms

[@rogerdwhitaker2964]

It was said that the late J.D. SUMNER was the lowest bass singer there was, he could go so low as to almost blow out speakers...that's low so I think he has this guy beat; ok..just my opinon...and he is the one who wrote ...lonesome road ok; so

[@jerrybutler605]

JD made it to double low C when he sang with Elvis on Blessed Assurance.

[@brianvaughn2096]

B0 note

[@SirtubalotTX]

This man and Dimash are not of this World...lol

[@brianvaughn2096]

Home free

[@NancyHernandez-hx1hj]

The lowest know he hit in this song is a B and it’s the very first be on a grand piano

[@tonywells4405]

Jd sumner is the best of low bass😏

[@jaybass2232]

His lowest note is a B0

[@jaybass2232]

That's his lowest note in Lonsome road but his lowest not is a G7 there a video of him singing a G4 because G7 is not audible the G4 you feel the vibration which there's a video of him vibrating a room hope this helps

[@jaybass2232]

I would also say he uses chest to a point then it's really controlled vocal fry I think Geoff was right in his video when he said he believes the lower you can fry the lower you can sing also the only reason I know this stuff too is cause I myself am a bass singer🤓🤓🎼🎼

[@craftingmausXd]

My lowest note is lower as Tim storms my lowest note is a C0

[@brandonriggs1788]

G -7 up and isn't his range a world record 12 to 14 octaves?