What's the difference between natural and trained singers?

In this video I explore the difference between naturally gifted singers and non-gifted singers. What makes someone a good singer? Why does singing come so easy to some but not to others?
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[@Potatopot724]

Freddie Mercury's probably the best example of raw, natural talent. He was never formally trained, and while he's known to be one of the greats in terms of vocal ability, he developed nodules because he'd never learned proper technique. He was already absolutely incredible, but imagine what he might've been capable of had he gotten proper instruction

[@Holobrine]

Kayla Cohn He’d be like Marc Martel. Similar sound, and Marc also did not receive any formal vocal training, but he knows when to hold back, something Freddie seemed to miss.

[@Potatopot724]

@@Holobrine Marc doesn't have Freddie's range or half his vocal ability, which is part of why he only sings the same handful of Queen songs. I know someone who has a similar sound to Whitney Houston, but isn't that great a singer. I'm not trying to diss Marc, I think he's phenomenal, but he's no Freddie Mercury.

[@Holobrine]

Kayla Cohn Martel has sang Show Must Go On and nailed it, he’s done Bo Rap, he’s done You Take My Breath Away, he’s done Love of my Life, and he did the Murcuriotti. What more would you ask him to do to prove himself?

[@lexgraham2118]

@@Potatopot724 GLAD YOU SAID IT. VOCALISTS THE CALIBUR OF WHITNEY THE G.O.A.T. HOUSTON AND FREDDY MERCURY ARE 1 OF 1. WHEN OTHER GIFTED VOCALISTS SING THEIR SONGS IT JUST REINFORCES HOW GREAT THEY REALLY R.

[@mojoman0195]

Bro Freddie risked it all for his fans and never held anything back which makes him way better than any classically trained wannabe

[@nmblove4389]

What I have found is children who are encouraged to sing and continue singing as they grow develop a natural engagement and ease with knowing their voice. They have a comfort because it's always been with them. Learning to sing as an adult and not knowing your voice takes so much more work.

[@Thedevilisaliar23]

You’re right - I used to sing as a child - but 30+ years later if asked to sing .. I just sing and don’t think of anything but to sing song

[@deeknits]

Even natural talents/abilities/gifts should be taught to be used correctly and efficiently. It gives you more flexibility as an artist/individual, and prolongs the use of those talents.

[@SubsequentVision]

Nope

[@liltacticalshotgun6372]

@@SubsequentVisionyes

[@rubykarayiannis7693]

So true! It's like having a nice body, training hard & building a muscle. Yes you can be born with it, but the more you train & work at it, the better your body will become. It's like investing & adding interest in a bank account with money already in it 👑👌

[@kfg7248]

I was 6 years old the first time I discovered my voice was naturally blessed. You're right because I was "mimicking" the Disney princess from Sleeping Beauty and all the other kids at school, stared at me in awe. A melody to me has always been subconscious, not something I need to think hard to convey. It's also easy to notice when singers overkill with technique and forget the soul of a song.

[@someoneyoudontknow2881]

This just opened up my mind so much. Training your mind to sing is just as important as training your body

[@GrandmasGoneGamingLW]

I agree with what you said. Being a "natural" singer, though, can be a drawback in some ways (as in one thing mentioned earlier by Ashley Harrell). Living in Valdez, Alaska from age two until my late teens, we didn't have TV. My dad picked up a damaged transatlantic radio when I was around four, fixed it up, and I began to listen to it a LOT of the time. My mom was a wonderful violin player, and she taught us all to sing and helped us learn different instruments throughout our school years. As you mentioned, I could always mimic the people I heard on the radio, at school, and at home. One day, though, when I was singing something exactly like someone else I knew, my Mom stopped me, and calmly and lovingly told me that they really would rather hear ME singing...not someone else all the time. Thankfully she also explained what that meant, which still was hard for me to understand at the time, though I do, now. I had a great high school music teacher, who also taught me to learn who I was, and how I best loved to sing, and to stick with that, though still being able to play around now and again, and imitate others. I think that's one reason I really enjoy listening to Home Free so much. They are able to take what others have done, adapt those songs to their own nuances, add and subtract as necessary, and come up with a finished product that still lets others go, "Oh! I know that song...it was done by..." but then they very often also say, "But...wow! I like this version better!" Yet you can still go back and listen to the original, and see that they were quite faithful to it. They did, however, allow themselves to also BE themselves. Hope that makes sense. Interestingly (and to my great frustration), I spent about 12 of the last 15 years being able to only emit a few squeaks of my always-before very flexible singing voice. I was bent way forward with rheumatoid arthritis, and had next to no diaphragmatic room. Consequently my larynx didn't get exercised much, either. I could still whistle, but not with the volume and range I used to, but at least that kind of kept me from going nuts, because singing has always been such a main part of ME. Thankfully, I had both hips replaced in 2017, have lost some weight, have been working to re-tone muscles--including my diaphragm and larynx--and am now beginning to be able to sing credibly once again. Still working on it, but NOW I think I better understand what "non-natural" singers have gone through. It's a whole different way of doing things for me, and I am determined to get back to a more natural state. One of the things I've had to start letting go of, though, is that I still have bad breaks once in a while, and I've been afraid to even try singing at any place where people don't know what I've been through, because I might make some awful sounds occasionally...so frustrating!!! The fear then ends up tying me up in even more knots. Working hard on letting go of that and just enjoying being able to sing again, at all!!!

[@khaitothela2911]

I watched myself get kids, a husband, my kids grow up, graduate college, and get kids and a husband all while reading your comment😂😂👆👆 but I agree with your comment

[@jamesbedugraham8056]

@@khaitothela2911 This tells us that life changes and moves all the way to the Summit of the Dominion in year 2022

[@SubsequentVision]

If you had natural talent you’d know that it’s effortless

[@Peace_mkr1]

Thank you for your beautifully worded comment. As a naturally talented singer my biggest fear is losing my singing ability. I’m happy that you’re doing better and I hope that singing is going well.

[@RinUesu1]

I kind of knew, but to hear it this way made me smile. I'm a natural singer. The only downside for me though with mimicking, it can be anyone's voice. Even if it's bad. If there isn't a very good singer next to me and i can hear it over my voice my voice gets dragged down with the person with the not so great voice.😑

[@mw5602]

I relate to that so much!!

[@ananyab4883]

Bro, it's the same for me with all my instruments. Idek how this is possible tbh

[@ms.nightmare4861]

#SuperRelatetothis Sameee why are we like this?

[@Urmomdot.com69]

I’m the not so great voice 😂

[@stevenwarnick4197]

@@ms.nightmare4861 what he means about mmicking . Of course you don't wanna mmick bad singers because they have bad habits. Your trying to undo them . So you want to mmick good singers . But in your own voice that's. Unique to you. But without the concept of singing But making noice. Cause the concept of singing is going to get you to strain and your not going to have the resonance and tone and articlation your voice produce. And so you use your diaphragm not your chest and don't breath to deep. Find the balance and as you sing in your own voice sing soft . It's should be soft on the top as you go up and loud on the bottom

[@themanfromroan8]

I can say today I struggled with my head voice but now I'm good coz of this guy ❤Thank you

[@shawn980]

But being gifted isn’t just about mimicry, it’s about having control over your vocal tract. It’s not enough to have perfect pitch and reproduce any note, your vocal muscles have to be conditioned. Having a sense of how your vocal tract works is what separates naturally gifted singers from trained singers. Trained singers refined their mimicry to the point where they can hear a note and reproduce it by having a sense of how the configuration of the vocal tract will result in a certain note. It’s kinda like kinesthesia, in the same way that you can sense subconsciously where your finger is in relation to your nose or the configuration of your body, trained singers attain the ability to intuitively sense how a certain configuration of their vocal tract and breath support will result in a note and the power of that note. Except, for naturally gifted singers, it’s actually the opposite. Naturally good singers don’t intuitively sense how the configuration of the vocal tract and breath results in a note and it’s resonance. They can sense how trying to sing a particular note affects the configuration of their vocal tract. Someone who is naturally gifted can configure their vocal tract just by thinking about the note they want to sing. I’m not joking, from my experience anyway, someone who is naturally gifted will raise their larynx just by thinking about singing a high note. They think about the note they want to sing and the vocal tract conforms automatically. The only conscious input made on behalf of the singer is the breath support, but that’s intuitive (the clarify, the difference between how I’m using the word “intuitive” and the word “automatically/subconsciously” is that intuition is conscious, the kinesthetic sense of the configuration of the vocal tract for a naturally gifted singer is not intuitive, it is automatic. You know how you can feel your heart beating but you don’t have to think about it for it to start beating, someone naturally talented can feel their vocal tract conform but they don’t have to think about controlling the specific muscles, they think about the note and the muscles do it on their own). If this was just about mimicry, then all people with perfect pitch would be able to sing. That is not at all the case. There is much more to being gifted than copying notes, it’s about control and intuition. On the other side of that argument, this can also work against the singer. Someone who is naturally gifted will raise their larynx when singing high because it’s automatic. That is something that requires training to correct. In addition, someone who is talented might also start off singing from the lungs rather than the diaphragm which could result in tension in the vocal tract. There are three things you need to have a good voice. 1) You have to be able to mimic notes. 2) You have to have control over your vocal tract. 3) YOU NEED GOOD TECHNIQUE.

[@whatk8edo153]

Dude who are you, and how did you just explain what is what I am???? Wow. You are LEGITAMITLY 10000% on the money. I am almost learning in reverse for the last 4 days. I am learning the theory of what I am doing naturally and then using their betterment techniques to perfect that section of my voice. It's blowing my mind, how much just 4 days of learning the theory of what I do naturally, perfecting it with good technique has done to the feel and sound of my voice

[@fake10hourentertainment17]

This is pretty true. My mental sense of pitch is great but when singing I have a tendency to accidentally slide off pitch, just because my vocal chords want to.

[@user-ze6sd5ym3g]

You are right. You need control when singing. I have heard a lot of people sing, some have reaally powerful voices and caant control it. But the voice is there , the control not soo much. Ive heard young kids singing , and wow they have powerful strong voices but their control is still yet to come, some kids dont even know they have it while some do. I love when people sing and you can hear the passion in their voice. I notice most talented singers sing from the heart and you can hear how moved they are while they are singing the lyrics. I use to sing but my tone is not there, power use to be. Control yes. But tone would be a different story lol.

[@ginaferrara4230]

This explanation extends to the phrase “having a good ear.” It’s not surprising that natural born talent, along with classical training, makes you very skilled at doing impressions. Think of Ariana Grande’s impressions, or even Jim Carrey’s-if you’ve ever heard him sing you shouldn’t be surprised that he has a beautiful voice

[@Diana-bq9fw]

You gave words to a sensation that I could not explain. You are so right! This explanation is just perfect!! My mind is blown because your words feel exactly right but I could not describe it!

[@timothybrooks6948]

Having the insight from the perspective of being born with a good voice I would say it is the most difficult endeavor you could embark on. The pursuit of perfection is actually what brought me to study voice and practice vocal techniques. Pitch is very important. Hitting the right note In a piece of music and then making it sound pleasing with a good instrument. Sounds simple enough but very few can do it well.

[@alexyodson5749]

How does one define naturally gifted? I feel like naturally gifted singers are gifted because they learned early in childhood when their brains are much better at learning. Like how kids pick up new languages much faster than adults. Gifted means nurtured from a young age I believe

[@blackcowboy5337]

I don't think it's about age or nurturing because I never had that as a child, I don't really know why I can mimic people so easily though

[@dbo4506]

Naturally gifted means you are born with it. Being taught and learning from a young age is still learning. That’s not naturally gifted. One of my daughters, at the age of 5 sang a song and it was insanely good. First time we’d ever heard her sing. I don’t sing my partner doesn’t sing. She’s naturally gifted. Doesn’t mean she can’t be nurtured. But we are not all created equal and it’s naive to think we are. We all have our own gifts.

[@whatk8edo153]

I'm "naturally gifted" so to speak. I was never taught. I was singing with a pritty deep and full voice at 3 years old. My parents, brother and sister all tone deaf. My son has had natural vibrato from when he was 2 lol. Singing twinkle little star with vibrato was sooo cute. I have just started learning the voice theory and proper techniques though. It has taken what I naturally have and boosted it 1000% with proper technique. So even natural singers should still endeavour to learn proper technique.

[@FDE-fw1hd]

Being naturally gifted kind of sucks though. You start above everyone, but gradually, people catch up to you. The pressure hits hard.

[@whatk8edo153]

@@FDE-fw1hd A helpfull tip for the naturally gifted is to learn backwards. WHat do I mean? So you hear Tara talk about a "technique" she or singers do. 9/10 it is something you naturally do,.so you just use her tips to improve the natural techniques you have.

[@arceus3105]

OMG! I think I'm a natural born singer but my talent was not enhanced and my voice was not taken care of. I really love singing and when I give my best I really sound good. I also need a lot of confidence. I can't sing that well when there are people around. Recently I've noticed my singing voice has changed, it sounds raspy/hoarse like I'm having difficulty breathing. I think because of stress and lifestyle. I also eat a lot of sweets and ice creams. 😔😢

[@ezrajanine9080]

I can truly relate with you!

[@iconicstar4838]

Your age??

[@CeeJay254Art]

I think i am the same. But i retained my singing voice. And right now i am doing better because when. I sang before i wasnt doing with any support. Now with support it feels like its another person singing. I too love ice cream but have told myself to only eat it when i really miss it. No more cold drinks as well.

[@Tyrenexg]

Can relate I screw my voice I hope it recovers soon cause I really want to be a famous singer:’(

[@ChellyElonaire]

I'm a natural singer, I've only had one year of training and it was one lesson a week as part of performing arts and I was told that I didn't really need much help with my vocals. I also learn songs really quickly compared to most people I know, this probably correlates with the mimicry

[@arimackin]

Idk if I’m gassin myself but I have such an amazingly powerful singing voice that I could literally possibly get famous for....but I won’t.

[@brwnshgr11]

@@arimackin why not? What is holding you back?

[@memol1879]

I'm a natural singer and this video makes me feel happy and blessed. 😊

[@matangi.justsing2323]

Don't tell about your given gift on Internet. Take it as advice 😒

[@Zero-oq1jk]

So there are unnatural singers? Siri sings Alexa songs?

[@HETZERCOM2000]

Same but I'm not as good just half gifted

[@kellypelaez5202]

@@matangi.justsing2323 its fine

[@lowlifeacubi]

@@matangi.justsing2323 .... ._. Let this person be proud of what they have. They shouldn't have to keep quiet about their gift all because other people like you may not have the same sort of gift they hold.

[@stevenwarnick4197]

I agree . Thank you Adam Meshan . My name is Octavis Jackson . I have spoken with you before on taking lessons. From learning from you . Ive been given to choices. I realized that I am good at mmicking other singers . But I can also do vocal excersizes . Well you helped me alot. I know if you knew what you knew now it wouldn't have took you ten years

[@samuelnulman2238]

i think that pitch falls under mimicking, with no pitch one cannot copy. also i for example have a generally lower range, so of handedly copying bruno or puth was always a struggle, so range definetly is a factor too

[@eliletts5158]

You can try to lower the key though...

[@bigred997]

i'll make an ancillary adjustment to what you said: i have an ear for music but did not take advantage of proper coaching. so i could hear all the notes of others properly but was stymied trying to imitate that. now that i do vocal exercises daily, i can recognize how my attaining what my ear hears is vastly improved.

[@venusbeautygirl]

I am a self taught vocalist but I agree with some people in the comments even natural talent should be properly trained

[@kyfresh2death]

I agree your right

[@ngcebondlovu-cn5tw]

Don't have the money for it

[@DeavenLaxton]

Congrats on the 100k my friend! And also great video. Keep it up.

[@blackoutnate470]

Good job. Love the vid. Keep it up

[@cerenyldz2754]

This is so true! People told me I'm very gifted vocally etc many times, but I know I'm just good at mimicking

[@user-ze6sd5ym3g]

Lol. Yeap. The mimicking is kinda easy. But the tone i have is off. Lol

[@kameliaamar1978]

This video is gold.

[@lemoNET_8]

I am one of the gifted but when my voice changed after i grew up adolescence..it was as if my voice was over and my singing talent started from the bottom up again..i was stressed but i learned more and learned who thought my voice improved many times over double than I thought..just sharing for new learner don't give up just practice and practice..if i can you can to..fighting‼️😅

[@hakunamatata1352]

Dude, your expression is the equivalent of the 'meh' emoji. I'd love to see your happy eyes.

[@TonyZMusicOfficial]

Makes total sense!

[@petunia88]

Thank you for that info, now i know that im a natural singer

[@muckeyduck3472]

Can a trained gifted person rise higher than just a person who is trained and dedicated? I am thinking of the saying that, "Genius is 10% inspiration, and 90% perspiration."

[@ZeekSuds]

This is great info. I haven't invested much into vocal training (yet) but I need it. You just gained a subscriber. Left field, but have you ever seen that show Lucifer on netflix?

[@abigailkaras5812]

I've sang since I could talk just by listening and mimicking. I did well in musical theater with a Broadway style voice because I grew up mimicking Disney princess voices and Judy Garland.

[@Moneybussinez]

There's something I never understood as a child and it was indeed mimic voices of others, singers etc. You just FEEL how they USE their voice. You feel how they sing. When they use head voice or from their diaphragm.

[@Moneybussinez]

Good example: Celine dion Power of love. The word lady in chorus 1 and 2. There's a huge difference! But my friends don't hear it

[@DraganIgnatovic]

I agree completely from my own experience

[@bryanvillasis107]

Thanks for that informations... I love mimmicking that I mimmick every what I've watch or saw and maybe this is the time I should use my skills in mimmicking voice 🥺

[@aiaistundag2296]

sending love❤

[@awkwardturtle77]

I am NOT a natural singer and I wasn't in band. If you couldn't be in the band, you had to take choir... so I did choir, all through middle school and high school. My friends were theater people or musical. None of that rubbed off on me, but I love music. I love to sing, but only when I'm alone.

[@ThimbleFox350]

Maybe thats why I have trouble so much especially when I very first started. I can't mimic very well I have to find my "own" way to sing the song.

[@stevencollins7851]

Oh. OH. Mimicry is my specialty. Maybe there is hope after all ^_^

[@monsterswolr]

I agree wholeheartedly with this. I think there is another aspect: the hardware. Some people are born with better vocal cords than others. I mean better vocal cords as in they have bigger range because they have more flexibility. Another one would be how strong their vocal cords are. Their TA is developed much better just because. I guess in basketball it would be like your default speed, your default jumping ability. your speed and your jumping ability is something you can work on though :) you can train your CT and TA muscle and make them stronger. However, being born with some good ones wouldn't hurt... and sadly I wasn't born with good hardware or good mimicking skill. Gotta work my butt off lol

[@maria-melek]

Ive been writing lyrics since I was in the last year elementary (12 years old) and first time I ever heard my voice was me trying to sing, and it sounded horrible. As time went on I tried and tried, I never picked choir in middle school but I ended up there with little to no possibility of changing to another elective, as the rest were taken and there were limited options, and btw I had already done art in 7th, however twice was I caught singing, I often zoned out and I guess sometimes my whisper singing would go a note higher, not to mention that no else wanted to be there so we didn’t really try, and the songs weren’t difficult, some girl I knew since elementary overhead me and complimented my voice (though I’m sure it was the girl in between us who she was most likely complimenting) another time was during a competition between other schools and once again some kid overheard me and turned around so fast 😭 no one else was really trying and I guess he didn’t want us to be noticed or something, after that I would just lip sync unless the teacher was near then I’d try to participate. At home I do sing though most of the time is when I’m alone. However my voice sucks, I listen to almost everything and try to sing along to my favorite songs but I can’t keep up, I also don’t know how to use my diaphragm and can’t control my breathing, I even struggle when I talk (so maybe there is something wrong) I can’t play an instrument, I have 0 knowledge of music, such as notes, can’t play any instruments, or anything, the only instrument I ever touched was a clarinet in 6th grade and the recorder in 4th because it was mandatory. I have “a few friends” or know a couple of people online who do music, have their bands, can draw, do art with technology, can play instruments, are the same age as me and have been doing it since they were 16, but I only write rhyming words into sentences, kinda does hurt ngl. Every time I do try and fall short of being able to sing it breaks my heart and sometimes even cry, though I like other things and am in awe of psychology and other sciences, music has been the thing I deep down want to do and I won’t feel satisfied with just being a ghost writer for artists or a producer, I always wanted to sing and lead, but I guess that’s a little too much. I’ll still try, I’ll try to do warmups and anything to get me there and if I can’t guess ghost writer it is.

[@sussiemiao3597]

I am good at mimic, but i'm super shy when it comes to high notes. And my singing is emotionless, so rough and not flexible. It sucks

[@MrRichallen1984]

So this would explain why I’m a natural at singing. I’ve mimicked sounds and voices, my whole life.

[@deepalikaushik1197]

Nice voice sir ......Please make a vedio how hit high note in natural voice and in chest voice

[@TejasSharma_Music]

Sometimes I hit falsetto when I don't really want to.I want my voice to stay solid at the high notes. How can I improve on that? I did try twangy-thing.. Maybe I couldn't do it properly because it didn't help much. Thanks!

[@TheCockroachSlayer]

You and me...we wander over the same videos dude😂 Even tho I'm terribly late

[@whatk8edo153]

Try going up the scale with "neh, neh, neh, neh" - real whingy and nasally. That should combat the breathiness, but keep it to your range. It really helps with me, as my voice always wants to be full and rounded.

[@TejasSharma_Music]

@@whatk8edo153 woah! That was two yrs ago! And I have improved a lot since then! Thanks tho!!! ❤️

[@whatk8edo153]

@@TejasSharma_Music always late to the party🤣

[@SP-hy4xr]

Oooo wow 🤩

[@neodan2732]

Well i guess im a Natural Gifter because when i was a child when i try to sing my neighbors,Friends, and also my family they said that i have a great voice but when i try to sing a high note songs my voice it will crak. Because we are poor we can’t afford a voice coach. But now im a 23 years old and i love singing so much, i start to search a youtuber that can teach how to sing here at youtube 3 weeks ago, because i can't afford a vocal coach. Then i Find your video about VOCAL WARM UP so i start to teach my self using that Video i Start to feel that my voice will changing but im not satisfied so i watch you playlist about improving singing. Very THANK YOU Sir Adam that helps me a lot. Someday i upload my very own cover of songs here at youtube. By the way im living here at Philippines. And this is the Truth even you are a NATURALLY GIFTERD SINGERS you need to improve that talent. If you want to be a GREAT SINGER. Thanks Again. IF you are reading this comment You can be A GREAT SINGER LIKE Sir ADAM and Other Professional Singer around the world. PEACE👏👏🤘🏼🤘🏼✌✌

[@xecute_gaming]

I m from india ....

[@limo9402]

Natural talent rules everything because the only reason why skill fails it's because you working hard on things that's not meant for you for example you suck at singing but you Excel at Coding, cooking, or engineering do that forget about forcing things apon yourself, but if you have a passion for it then good news do it as a side hobby but don't focus to much on weakness but rather on strengths. "Trust me"

[@dannyschwartz436]

iv been singing for over 20 years and im good ..but i totally agree ...i think good singers are like parrots ...we just mimic sounds and try to find our sweet notes.....but we have a good sence of melody and remember them well....i also think that lots of practice is very important as well as good cardio health !!!

[@b3hemoth448]

6 people disliked this video due to the way he says singer.

[@sasirega5873]

And 6 likes though for your comment 😂

[@b3hemoth448]

@@sasirega5873 yeah they must have come back and thought I was one of them lol, jokes on them thought the video was good.

[@sasirega5873]

@@b3hemoth448 😂😂

[@Abc-qs8ir]

React to Queen and Adam Lambert’s performance at the opening of the Oscars a few days ago☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️

[@olimstorytelling6011]

I agreeeeeeeeeeeee😋 that’s true ☺️

[@stevestillwell9242]

Can you PLEASE react to Marc Martel signing “I’ Will Always Love You” by Whitney Houston.

[@natedawg3855]

I am a natural singer, should I still take vocal lessons or just vocal warmups?

[@avemariagbboioi1068]

Isnt that also a giftet voice if someone has a nice voice texture (color)?

[@rolllyjohn]

Damn... Everyone in this comment section is a natural singer.

[@AceHardy]

👑

[@travismoore8337]

A person with a natural gift just uses it without thinking. It’s automatic

[@dox3401]

I have no idea how people can sing. I’ve always have had a monotone voice and I have never been able to sing.

[@jelahpaula9463]

I do have a question about singers though. I was known to sing high notes like Jessie J and Demi Lovato. But my mom told me that's my voice's limit, that I can't do lower voices like Adelle. But can I change that?

[@nobledistinct8035]

I’ve always been good at mimicking but I’m not really good at singing on my own does anyone have any tips

[@ace42.0]

i was always one to try and mimic artists easily growing up and i was confused why my siblings couldn’t do it. until i realized i was actually gifted

[@Nick.j01]

React to Taron Egerton and Elton john singing Tiny Dancer please!

[@whatk8edo153]

Haha that explains what the hell happened the other night. I had only ever heard Fleetwood Mac, never actually sung one of their songs. I was listening to "Dream" and when I was at karaoke, panicked at song selection and wrote dream down. I recorded myself, I do this to improve. When I tell ya, I had no idea what the hell kind of voice that was. I don't think I have ever sung in that breathy, light, ethereal tone before. It was so bloody weird like I got posessed by some other persons voice. It was bloody mimicking that I heard her voice in my head, and my body just automatically adjusted itself to produce her sound.

[@MidnightCalyx]

I'm not really gifted since i started singing when i'm 10 years old (Self taught).

[@kennard3106]

Makes sense. I grew up singing along with my mom and in church, and when the cleaning music is Whitney Houston, you gotta pick things up real quick!

[@gospelblasters3055]

How to sing to the tune of the instrument

[@kael9476]

No wonder I was so good at singing from the beginning, I do impersonations all the time

[@crepitacion]

Hello Adam, could you react or analize the "Elton John & Taron Egerton - ‘Tiny Dancer’" performance? Thank you in advance! I like very much your videos.

[@PCAMY]

What’s really frustrating for me is I have great pitch according to my mom, but my family, especially my mom who has many many years of singing under her belt and is quite good, said I have a very off putting tone. I always have and I’m not sure what to do about it.

[@jusssie010]

I can sing And i haven't had any lessons till now. I don't know exactly how i developt singing as a child i sang alot and when my voice started to mature around 14/15 years old i got beter. I started recording myself and heard it was good. (So i guess i'm one of those natural gifted singers) Since then i've been singing alot and it get's beter by the day. But i usually don't always do a warm up and some notes i reach don't always go well. Do you have any tips on how to use my voice the right way without damage it? Cause sometimes i oversing and that is damaging for the voice right? Could that be nodules that i may developt? Cause sometimes during the singing i feel like i don't have a great balance over the chest voice and head voice. I most of the times use the chest voice.

[@lamartinez20138]

When I heard your voice from 2008 and thought you got my recording some house 😂 I sound like a goat being chased

[@johnrichardcalunsag138]

Couse of you my big brother, I just lightened my hope to be a slight good singer. But the big Q is. Would I??????😢😢

[@Emily329gamer]

how can i know if i can be a good singer?

[@physicsisawesome696]

Everyone can become singer by training and dedication

[@Coryiodine]

whats weird is I could always mimic other singers perfectly, down to a tee. But I still suck at singing lol. I know how to get the tone and everything they do but cant hit the notes right.

[@laura79613]

Ah no wonder some people can just listen to a song and be able to singing it perfectly. Wow.

[@cloyeyeman1995]

I learn to sing opera without any trainings. Maybe im naturally gifted singer and i think i have the potential to sing opera that just need a proper tecnique

[@cloakz7288]

I've always been able to sing but I don't know if it's my mind or I'm good and it keeps me down

[@solomonalleynesa]

🎯

[@Ceridewn]

I fall under a natural singer, I've never had formal training(I hardly count choir in school as any sort of training because it's not really something that teaches you to sing). I've always been able to match songs very well, I've always been able to learn and memorize songs faster than anyone I knew growing up. Though mimicking was never something I noticed when I sung with other people, even in groups people who knew my voice well would go "I could pin point yours even with others" so I never mimicked anyone around me in groups, which I find weird looking back at it. I've always been more uncomfortable about that because I'm super stage shy about being picked out, or even doing solos, partly because I feel like my vibrato was too much if I'm along, I shake...a lot if I know people can hear just me. Physically and vocally and I've always hated it.

[@eliletts5158]

I agree that choir, at least in school does not really teach you anything!

[@Black.Sabbath]

Choir didn't teach me anything either. I left because there was a girl who couldn't sing.

[@kyfresh2death]

Naturally talented singer are a huge threat to the industry. You need more than that you gotta be consistent and you need style.

[@_MindBlend]

Adam react to queen's performance at the Oscars

[@nelasreferance2789]

Sure i can mimic a lot of different singer's but why is it that only when the song is playing at max Volume do i get the vocals perfect!

[@mayarosco1280]

i was paranoid about my singing, but this really helped. i rememebr being 6 years old after school and all my founds would be outside listening to me sing, and they would be saying things like how do you exactly sound like (whatever song i was singing) and i always responded “i just hear it and do it” and for my whole life up to my age now (14) i thought that that was common sense and some thing everyone could do- until recently i was trying to teach my sister a riff she listened to herself thousands of times because she loves it, she shows me it for the first time and then i end up being the one teaching her how to do it because i mimicked it instantly. being naturally gifted seems like a good start but now i train my voice every day, and have a vocal range of a b2 to a e7 :) i’ve started training sicne the beginning of thsi year and alreaddy have done over 200 hours of training and my voice has strengthens and improved so much and being naturally gifted really makes me feel less stressed because even after doing all that i still feel paranoid but this helped a lot tyyy

[@dongheng6613]

I only know one natural singer. It's Adele. She isn't as capable as Celine Dion, but I love her voice! It's her tone. It's captivating!

[@mlh1367]

Adele? Of all people? There are far more naturally gifted people. And Adele has also trained her voice on top of her gift which is what you’re supposed to do. Same with Whitney Houston who was trained by her mother after her mom discovered her gift. Same with Beyonce whose parents put her with a vocal coach at a very young age once they discovered her gift.

[@roasx8563]

I love how he put 2008 to 2015 😂

[@qwuantum]

Bro I have those things. I am here becouse I see that ppl are lesrning few years and I can literally sing the same way that some singers in their songs

[@whatk8edo153]

Wow, Is that why I can easily hear and understand that someone is off key, flat, sharp, nasally ect? Other people will hear a singer be off key or flat on almost every note and be like, "Wow that was beautifull". I'm sitting over here like 😮

[@whatk8edo153]

I can also easily mimic a lot of what I hear. People will be like, "Wow that notes so hard". Then I easily just repeat it and I'm like, "No it's not".

[@jethroteece4750]

Definitely!!! I agree omg. So many people say "that was amazing" and I'm like ummmmm that was called F flat and it sounded atrocious 😭💀

[@noahhall5777]

oh so this is how I learned to sing by constantly singin ocean man in school

[@iknowyoudontlie8619]

Im a natural voice singing i can sing high notes but i struggle on some songs with low voices because i get used to sing high

[@jeromem.evardome10_kr15]

well don't focus in the low notes if you can't really hit it because it's out of your range. I'm a baritone and I'm fine singing in the 1st and 2nd octave and I can also sing normally in the 5th octave using the falsetto and headvoice.

[@prayerage4944]

I wanna sing soooo bad

[@kyfresh2death]

Why can't you sing man don't you let anything or anyone hold you back.

[@robinoystila1486]

React to forestella bohemian rhapsody!

[@kjfootballerz9855]

I want to become a big famous singer like the kid laroi, and kpop idols and im very good at mimicking all the songs i hear. I think im natural

[@eliletts5158]

Tbh, I have no idea if I am a natural singing talent or if I just learned how to sing with no innate talent...

[@bp_revolution1]

So I am a natural singer that's why I always mimicking other voices and can't find my natural voice?

[@kyfresh2death]

You got it it's there I can mimic other people but I have my own singing style I can make up stuff and free style. Just practice and sing from your heart.

[@user-bb5qy6yr5u]

sing - gers

[@jeromem.evardome10_kr15]

I'm born with natural singing voice but I'm too busy back in the day practicing it so 5 months ago, I try to practice it a bit, and now I sound like Elvis Presley and I'm not joking, I'm being serious and also thanks to my singing, I now have a girlfriend lol.

[@kingaqua1744]

I have natural too. but i havent sang in 1 year so im trying to regain it

[@kyfresh2death]

I'm naturally talented too It's a gift

[@chaima7154]

Can u react to Exo's amazing vocals

[@HewbhurtGabon]

My entire family sing really well except me. Ahaha! They're very good of mimicing the voice and the accents and style. It's like very Filipino when talking and suddenly becomes Whitney and Michael Bolton when singing. 😂😂😂

[@rifqisurahman9794]

reaction exo amazing vocals

[@tsr-animations7798]

I've been told by a guitar coach that I have a naturally good singing voice, just by listening to me humming a melody. I've heard this from family members and I've heard it from friends, and recently I've been more curious about what I'm capable of if I just put more training into it, or I guess I need more guidance in what I can do. I'm able to mimic certain sounds and kinda mimic some techniques