I TRIED To Do Michael Jackson’s Vocal Warmup! 

Yes Mike is the king of voice and dance...he learnt his things

Yes Over 1 Billion Records Sold,Also Is The Best Selling Solo Music Artist Of All Time! On His Way To Soon Surpassing The Beatles✍🏽👑🌟🌟🌟💯

@@Milkers777 Hi I am an MJ fan, where can I get this info.. couldn't find online?

@@thairaism on the official Website of the RIAA! The internet doesn’t like updating MJ's numbers and the fact that he’s outselling White Artist’s which is why you can’t really find the updates of MJ's Numbers. :) he’s outsold Elvis Presley and has twice as many digital streaming sales as Elvis AND the Beatles! I think it’s also worth mentioning! ^^ not only is thriller the biggest selling album worldwide with over 120 Million copies sold, but BAD is also in the top 5 of best selling albums of all time!

@@itsjustnaima so is Dangerous

@@Milkers777 has he surpassed elvis?

Exactly then you have jealous haters saying he can't sing 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️

Hoah hoah hoah, Chamonne..

Michael had 3.5 octaves (F#2 to C#6), which for a professional male singer is good but for a trained tenor is pretty typical. For a male, however, IS striking that he was in the fifth octave all the time.

What mj was underrated? MJ was underrated 😱😱😱😱😱😱 Ohh no man everyone knows his potential Every singer knows how great he was

It's even more rare for female voices. Male voices usually have more range than female voices.

Listen to 2000 watts

Hé did very low notes on his last album Invincible

Listen to we’ve had enough, privacy and true mind blowing ‘in your name’

@@Papikristo no way the 2000 watts low notes aren't pitch shifted down.

Nah that’s his actual voice,it was really really deep like crazy

Lessons not lessens

@@Music-fv9ho okay grammar police🤦🏽‍♂️

@@Music-fv9ho It’s worth noting that 5-10% of the world’s population is dyslexic. (Like I am) Many people commenting in English are not from a English speaking country, so it’s actually their second language. So what I’m saying is: it’s better to be more understanding, than right.

You two don’t understand, English is my second language and when people give me a correction, it’s a blessing not a curse.

@@justinpeter5752 Yes it is. bot most of the time that is not why those I mean those people correct us, but because they don't want understand/care about the point of the topic. Of course grammar is important but it went more like mockery and joke t them if someone mistakenly says something wrong in an argument so they think like they won

Described it very well! Exactly my thoughts...

@@harrypotter3365 You're welcome Mr. Potter.

I have always warmed up by singing before I even knew what a vocal warm up was.

Same! I'm singing like all my life and I used to do many warm ups.But now I just need to sing 2-3 songs to have my voice all set up. Same thing was with extreme vocals, when I started i needed at least 20 minutes of different exercises to fint "that" position. But now it's muscle memory and I can just sing it. It really takes a while and u need to be patient

He's the greatest everything of all time.. singer, dancer, entertainer, humanitarian, pioneer, creative mind, musical genius.. list goes on

@@SarahAli-oc8hy AMEN! That’s 1000% FACTS!!!✍🏽👑✨🎯💯

This is objectively untrue. I love MJ's voice, I think he was amongst the top 10 vocalists in documented human history. THE best? No. Fanaticism is stupid, and a sign of a weak mind. There is no such thing as THE best vocalist. Michael wouldn't be able to sing operatic bass, for instance, but there's singers out there who are unbelievably talented at that sort of thing. And yet none of them can sing pop baritone, generally. So it goes. There is no "best" singer. Every singer, no matter how amazing they are, is unique. The idea of comparing them, outside of covers, is such a foolish game that should have ceased to be played years ago.

@@pleasegoawaydude Being objective does you no service it only proves my point being unique is only one aspect of being talented and a great singer etc. all I said were facts so keep on spilling your soliloquies while MJ remains THEE GREATEST SINGER OF ALL TIME FOREVER!👑🌟

Michael Jackson was a singer.

Whoa.. I'd never heard this before. Shocking actually. This is probably what his real voice sounded like.

😂

Exactly

It is from 1994

@@naiel18 oh but he didn't tour in 1994

@@michaeljacksonfanclub8019 Yeah, that´s right... there was the Dangerous Tour from 1992 to 93 and later the HIStory Tour from 1996 to 97... No Tour in 1994...

he was singing D.S. it was in history era

​@@5xjosee566 mhm

Explain

@@HDSpuerstar @04:50

@@G..G.. i know, i meant your comment

Singing teachers need to sing well is not the same being a manager without knowing football you do more thinking for the people the do all the muscle part, in singing you need to teach an individual not just how to sing but how to sing with proper technique, what you should feel when doing any technique, is a lot of muscle memory to be honest but remember that if you have a good singing teacher that is not just making you do scales but teach you how to breath, what you should feel when breathing, exhale, keep your throat open and open it back up after being closed on a consonant, when you find the good one that tells you "if you feel this while singing your are doing it wrong, you should feel this and that" and then going from there you are gonna grow, but if you have bunch of sessions where you only go to do scales like "meow meow meow meow, gee gee gee gee without knowing if you are doing it properly you are gonna just sound "ok" or not even okey, singing a song is not the same that singing scales, you have to put in flavor, vibrato, rasp, belting, etc and for that you need a good vocal coach for that, one that helps you get the proper muscle memory so rock every singing style if you want without losing and hurting your voice, still waiting for this coach to actually sing something.

You don't need to have chickenpox to know the symptoms.

@@mikehopkins4040 well that's a bad comparison, chickenpox checking with vocal mastery, but yeah you don't necessarily need to have chickenpox to know its symptoms but you have to have chickenpox mastery to know how to treat it the best way, what I only mean to say actually is that if he's not better than some students and admits it that's ok, that would happen anyways unless he was a vocal master, but saying that a coach doesn't have to be better than the student, that's just wrong. It's way more adequate and appropriate for the society if its coaches and teachers know and master pretty much everything there is about their specialty

Oh wow! I heard he ruins ppls voices.

He also says some incorrect things about vocal technique but folks just eat it up.

I felt really petty for not being able to stand his tongue while singing… but I just can’t help it. It’s so weird and annoying.

there is no way in hell you get your head voice to read that low nor high

@@Vlek I'm not lying. There are people out there who have a greater range than me. Just because you might not have it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

I’d say probably an upper baritone or tenor with lower extension. My chest range is E2-G4 and my falsetto hits Bb5 consistently.

He still sang live, he just had playback over it. He started using a lot more playback because he got laryngitis during this tour

Pull a 2-3 hour concert while singing the entire time. It’s not easy lmao

That C7 is a whistle note lol. What's your actual highest chest note and what's your voice like (heavy, light, etc)?

@@deathrattle216 my highest head note is c6 , yeppp my voice is kindofff lill bit heavy not too much but yeah

It depends on natural vocal timbre(tone of your voice) light, bright, Clear = Tenor, Rich, a little Deep, warm, velvety= Baritone very dark and deep, Dense, heavy ,a little bit scary sound = Bass

@@garfieldch9895 Anybody can sound tenorish or baritoneish based on placement. "Natural" timbre is a stretch. Operatic tenors using a low larynx would sound like baritones to people who don't know anything. The high baritone (most males) and tenor dividing line is far more subjective than people think it is,