Honestly, I think Not Your Seed SHOULD be first, but it's really just a matter of opinion. I dunno, Mariah puts so much emotion into her voice for Not Your Seed that it edges out the gorgeousness of La Dee Da Da Day.
it's because she has a strong prominent and distinctive voice, but you're also instinctively searching for her voice. Say you're searching for Robert's voice, if you focus enough you're able to hear his voice in an ensemble. Its really interesting to me sorry lolol
@@aesthetemoonshadows9168 Idk a lot of the time during the show I wasn't searching for her voice and enjoying the show but could just hear her voice over everyone else's.
I think it’s because in some songs, her voice is higher than anyone else’s. That makes it more distinctive. For example, when singing with Jeff, Joey or Robert, it’s going to be much more distinctive because they’re singing lower notes. Idk how to explain it?
i really love her singing in the beginning of inevitable because i feel like she's singing what EMMA is supposed to be singing. It's a duet between the two of them, but Emma won't sing, so she fills in for her. Which makes the song even more terrifying.
@@jellyfishyishy yes! that's such a good addition, thanks for pointing that! I also noticed that in la dee da day there's a point where she tries to hi-five paul, but when he won't hi-five her, she just hi-fives herself. you're totally right, they try to get the 'right' people to sing for them, but don't need them.
the only thing that isn’t great about this video is the fact that you forgot to include the part when emma and paul board the helicopter and mariah sings a reprise of cup of roasted coffee. that’s all.
it's interesting actually that mariah was one of the few people who didn't have a super prominent main role, like emma, charlotte, bill, ted, paul, hidgens, etc. all her characters, (like jeff's) were secondary walk-ons there for only a scene or two, and yet she has the most solos of any of the three women, which i like that this show really shows off the three women's different ranges. like lauren is leading almost every dance, jamie is acting in a wide range of roles, and mariah is crushing it with her voice. starkid is really great at showcasing everyone equally which isn't something you get to see much in theatre.
Magical Molly 1000% agreed everyone gets to shine in their own way and show their talents whether it’s through acting, singing, dancing, some, or all. starkid really out there doing each cast member justice
That's how I felt about Twisted. That one had four new cast members (Robert, Rachael, Alex Paul, and Nick Gage). Rachael was a lead and Nick had two major comedy characters, but Robert and Alex were both ensemble members. The opening number features Robert, Alex, and Nick extensively almost in order to introduce them to the StarKid audience.
What makes me so happy about starkid is that every single member, even the ones who dont appear often, get major appreciation. Like with Robert Manion, when he first was in Twisted, it was his first show and he didn't have a huge role, but everyone LOVED him and gave him so much praise. Same with Mariah, this is her first (I think) official starkid show, and instead of everyone being like "lol who's this they should've got **insert starkid girl** instead" everyone was like "holy shit this girl is amazing". Just one of the many things I love about the starkid fandom
The only thing I don’t like about it is I’ve heard they’re kind of cliquey/exclusive almost? Like, Mariah just got the role because she happened to be in Starry with some Starkids.
@@amanday3103 maybe i’m wrong, but i don’t see that as exclusive. when it comes to regular jobs, you have to have connections, and it seems to be the same with starkid. idk, that’s just how i see it.
i was confused as to why not your seed wasn’t first but then i remembered her growl in the second ‘do you wanna save the planet’ and now completely agree with your ranking
I've literally fallen in love with her I don't think thats OK. edit: I was disappointed that Not Your Seed wasn't first then I realised the kinda growl she does when she sings "I strut it up and down the road" is enough to have La Dee Dah Dah Day placed at 1.
I think she might be some kind of benevolent witch/other supernatural being with magical abilities. Exhibit A: This morning I woke up to a notification that she had retweeted a picture of my dog saying "I need you to be protected at all costs." I joked that we'd been blessed by Mariah. It ended up not being a joke as I suddenly had a surge of ability to have the most productive day I've had in a long time, despite being very sick. I think that Mariah was pleased by the image of my puppy and did truly bless me with her magical abilities. Exhibit B: This video of her vocals.
Just wanted to say that both Mariah and Jon, for their first Starkid show, absolutely freakin killed it. Mariah has even cracked my top five favorite Starkid vocalists.
@@sarahellis6703 SAME! I also saw her cover of World Burn before I knew who she was because I was obsessed with the MG album for a couple months after it was released and I recently found out it was her and I screamed!
I was crying yesterday because she replied to my comment on Instagram. I said "someone get this legend on Broadway!" Andjakakakskdkskakoa she replieeddddd
UPDATE: mariah tweeted this, she really wants me to die huh? if you’re loving mariah in tgwdlm, you should check out her youtube channel where she is, per usual, amazing and stunning: ru-vid.com
i would agree with u but the little fuckign,, growl she does during "i strut it up and down the road" shoots my soul out of my body anytime i hear it so
It took me so long to realize that in La Dee Dah Dah Day, she sings "I throw out my worries and my OLD SKIN away"....because the aliens took over and reform the victim's, body, is why Sam had a blue brain and why Bill was able to walk around after he got infected after he was shot in the head. I love how they threw something so sinister in a song that seems so cheery at first
personal opinion her HARMONIES in show me your hands are one of her BEST performances ((of course so are all of the other songs just that’s my favorite))
I agree with this ranking, but I think I would put The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals above Inevitable because you can hear her better and she has more solo lines.