I know people still debate about Ariana's belting technique, but I think she must be doing something right as her overall technique is constantly improving, she's extremely consistent, and she's never lost her voice, even when sick. She might not be the most technically proficient singer ever, but she doesn't need to be as she found something that works for her. I guess she could be more creative with runs, but I respect that she switches it up every show she performs.
i don't know if I'm right, but I think that the jaw movements mean that her enunciation doesn't improve, something for which she is most criticized... I know that in 2021 she hasn't done it in her presentations, I hope she improves her enunciation and stop bothering her about it
@@panchito18 jaw movement doesn't have nothing to do with her enunciation, and her enunciation is not a real problem since it disappears every time she sings anything that isn't pop.
@@joanquintero4670 Well it doesn't go away completely but if you understand more... I would say that breathing is its weakest point, I still love it her.
Very unpopular opinion: Ariana Grande actually has a unique tone idk about now but back in her sweetner and thank u next era her tone was actually very developed especially when singing GIAW and I think it’s hard to mock her tone because when it shines it’s very unique
Miley had a vocal surgery in late 2019, she's slowly recovering and getting her range back, she actually sounds quite healthy most of the time, but she's pushing more in her belts. She really has this edgy rock style of singing, so she's often putting a lot distortion in her belts and also pushing, but her technique is also getting better and better, she can support up to C5 or C#5 and in 2021 she had really great moments, she even sang upper belt (F5) first time since like 2017 i think. And she's working with vocal coach so i think we don't have to worry about Miley.
@@nawelsaidi9717 idk abt rock but with her range, she can definitely sing opera. I also think that she has some clips singing "opera-like" not sure about the term but u get what i mean. Ariana has sung some souls before. With country, it is debatable but i can see her being able to. disclaimer: im not an expert so i might be wrong lmao
Shawn's improvement is so underrated. Even though he's had several top 40 hits, I still consider him to be rather underrated for his vocal talent in general.
Not compared to other mainstream male pop artists. Female yes, but we’ve established there is a clear discrepancy there. But compared to other mainstream pop males like Justin Bieber, he has become pretty comparable. Obviously not Bruno Mars or Scott Hoying level, but to be fair, not a lot are.
he has improved that's for sure but even from the beginning was overrated. He is not consistent live and people tend to exaggerate everytime he does something
@@juancastillo2139 I've been two 3 of his live performances and he's been consistent to me. I went to his first tour with Austin Mahone, Illuminate and Shawn Mendes The Tour. Each one he has consistantly been better than the last. And on top of that the kid can write a song.
I think Miley is healthier than ever. The technique she's using now is mixed with her style. She likes that edgy sound and she's working with a vocal coach. Miley also uses a lot of growls and distortion with correct technique, also she has a "natural" rasp after her vocal surgery and she's embracing that with the distortion, wich sounds really cool. The amount of push is almost everytime under control. Loved the video btw!
Adele doesnt require any sort of change in my view, her songs tell stories and so need a soulful performance that only she can pull off. So I think that factor in her voice stays as long as she tells the stories She is a gift
@@jamesscarborough6038 Vocal damage since 2011, she hasn’t had any recent vocal damage so what does that tell you, that she is singing well and in a healthy manner and she continues to deliver.
@@henrymathews3671 It happened again in 2017, she had to cancel dates in her world tour due to vocal damage. She hasn’t toured since then so of course she hasn’t been under as much vocal stress.
I wish she'd make a few more songs like rolling in the deep and set fire to the rain. Her piano ballads are gorgeous and her voice is as beautiful as ever but the lack of versatility and variety gets kinda boring after piano ballad no. 5000
I guess Demi actually has knowledge about their riffing abilities. They try stuff in insta stories which turn out to be ugly. But when it comes to actual performances , their runs flow well with the music and don't have that 'ugly trying' flavour. This same Demi gave a decent rendition of national anthem without ruining it by trying runs that are beyond their current level.
Kelly Clarkson has improved tremendously. I agree she could work on agility. Demi has great range but I agree with what you said on her weakness that she could work on. Whoa Wendy is great. First time I ever heard of her. She definitely has alot of potential.
Hi! Just wanted to remind you that Demi does go by they/them now. It’s very hard for me to remember as well so you’ll never catch me being rude to someone over it. You don’t even have to change your response as long as you try to use the correct pronouns on your next comment out of respect for those who do not feel like themselves labeled as a man or a woman 💚.
Kelly Clarkson is one of the GOAT! And please check out her recent Kellyoke performances of Aerosmith's "Crazy" & Sara Bareilles'"She Used To Be Mine" on her show(The Kelly Clarkson Show) She knocked it out of the park! She's too good
I just LOVE that you used Wendy singing Goodbye. That was the vídeo that made me love her and force myself to listen to red velvet, though the majority of their songs are too experimental for my taste
@@thatkidjerm thanks, a friend told me the same thing, the problem is that I was used to listen just the title, that's why songs like zinzalabin didn't get me
Love that you acknowledged Demi almost never lip syncing! I do agree runs (or maybe head voice) are their weak spots in vocal ability but imo the runs have gotten better this past album and their head voice improved between Confident and TMYLM. Would not put Demi with Ariana or tori when it comes to head voice and runs yet though, but there is improvement! To me that is all that matters
6:02 Oh wOw who is this woman; I admire how she stated that boldly. With how world renowned (currently very popular) and adored Adele is, many voice teachers and vocal coaches butter it up and walk on eggshells. 3:58 Imagine being this consistent 20 years into your career, even after being diagnosed with an autoimmune disease that usually affects one's voice adversely (Hashimoto's Disease) If Demi had just cut the run at 11:01, and sustained it as a mid belt it would have been marvelous!
13:33 i so agree with this. Every time i hear wendy belt i feel like its not enough for me, that she could go higher. And her technique is perfect that she gets so much praises for it. The video just explained it for me.
In my own personal opinion this is the best quality & worst part of the singing of the singers Ariana + (Upper Register & Tone) / - (She tends to over singing) John + (Tone) / - (Falsetto) Kelly + (BETLING. PERIOD) / - (she not relies that much on this but her whistles are weak) Adele + (Tone & Emotiviness) / - (Upper Belting) XTina + (Agility & Head Voice) / - (Technique) Shawn + (Head Voice/Mid Belts) / - (Agility) Camila + (Falsetto) / - (Tone) Demi + (Upper Belting) / - (Agility & Head Voice) JoJo + (Head Voice & Agility) / - (Upper belts, cause it's like she is straing beyond E5) Wendy + (Tone) / - (I don't have any negatives on Wendy actually) Miley + (Lows....i mean)/ - (Upper Register beyond her comfortable zone more when she goes beyond E5)
respectfully jojo recently has been very good in the upper belt department, it’s more mixed and light and you can tell she’s not straining and she’s more comfortable
Miley had to have operation cause of voice damage and since then her voice lowered a bit and got a little more raspy than previously. Now she knows how to not hurt her voice and has good singing technique. So don’t worry, she actually sings healthier than ever even if her voice sounds more raspy!
I also think that the fact that there's a lot of emotion in Adele's voice makes people to connect with her and her music a lot more, and also that she's an amazing songwriter And omg, I absolutely agree with you about Wendy, she sings in a way that seems effortless, I love her 💙💙
i'm here for the Kelly Clarkson love !!! please use some of her own songs next time bc her performances of her original songs are just as phenomenal as her covers on Kellyoke. Awesome video as always thank you
It is true that Ariana's belting technique isn't the best but it's still admirable in comparison to her peers; Ariana usually mixes (occasionally, she belts but usually only up to G5/G#5) in her upper middle register because it helps her to reach the notes more easily due to lightening of the voice (her voice is also naturally quite light so that's another plus for her 😊). And Ariana isn't always repetitive with her agility (she usually just does it because she does the same run in studio). I do agree that she overdoes it sometimes (her vocal agility is actually sort of influenced by Beyoncé so we all get that she would overdo it). But she still has a great musical ear and AMAZING musicality so I wouldn't think it's much of a problem. John Legend is one of my favourite male singers. He has a lot of soul and gospel influences so that would explain his belty, stylistic approach to singing. I agree with what you said about Kelly. She is as good a belter as Celine Dion (in fact, she's slightly better). She's actually almost on the same level as Whitney (which is what makes her so great). The woman has been belting G5s and G#5s all over the place even in her late 30s, which is truly an impressive feat. Adele has improved A LOT in terms of belting when she was on her break/hiatus/whatever it was that she was doing. With that being said, she still consistently strains starting from C5 but she sings in a far healthier manner than she used to. Christina's technique has actually gotten a bit better than it used to be. She belts more freely and with much better support/grounding and resonance than she used to. Her falsetto is OUTSTANDING, as always, and her low notes are pretty much the same (they're just a lot darker than they have ever been). Shawn has really improved!! His technique is far better and even though he still strains quite a bit in his upper mixed register, he can control his upper mixed notes much better than he used to. Camila, despite having quite a lot of messy runs, still has some AMAZING ones. Her belting and mixing are both a bit better now (she's become more confident in her upper register and her mixed register) but I feel like she can still work on it. And DEMI... OMG WTF? How do they sustain an *A5* and not feel more tired than ever? And the DWTD G5 is one of the best G5s of all time. But i agree that Demi could improve their vocal agility. JoJo has an AMAZING vocal technique... she's definitely up there with the greats (she's a bit behind them but the fact that she's even that good shows that she deserves far more praise than she's getting right now). She is a bit inconsistent with her belting nowadays but I'm sure it would be better if she rests more. I won't be saying much about Wendy since I don't really know her but DANG, she has a good voice ❤️ And for Miley... she's actually healthier than ever right now (both her low notes and belts are as good as they used to be). Miley hasn't really suffered any vocal damage; her low notes just got better and her voice got raspier. Her belting is like it was in 2018 and her low notes are better than EVER 💙
@@takemyhand1988 She is, actually. Celine's belts have become the hit-or-miss type after her surgery. She has AMAZING resonance but cannot support/ground beyond G5 and her consistent support ends at E5/F5 while Kelly's ends at F5 (possibly even F#5). Kelly is as good as Celine, if not better.
@@takemyhand1988 And yet, that isn't the most delusion-filled statement I've ever heard. Celine could barely resonate F#5s in her prime (the late 90s/early 2000s). How on earth could she possibly resonate G#5 belts in the 2010s?
jojo is one of my favourite singer, if there's one thing i notice about her is her pitch accuracy seems to be a slight issue, she tends to go flat quite often in live performances
Can you make a video about Faouzia? Knowing she's so underrated and a great vocalist, she deserves a review from a great channel like you. She has been serving hot vocals this 2022! 😊
I still think it’s insane how Camila can sing that part in never be the same live. Whether it’s “annoying” to some, most singers can’t do a lot of the stuff she can with her voice. She’s an awesome singer
The reason Camila sounds like that is because she raises her larynx too much. Her placement isnt healthy and is why she is so inconsistent. She also relies heavily on jaw and mouth movement to execute what sounds like a rapid vibrato and she does way too many runs. She could benefit from taking a step back, getting a vocal coach, learning healthy technique, and sprinkling in a well executed run here and there rather than just bombarding the listener with sprinkles.
@Rayess I guess they mean Camila raises her larynx to sing higher notes and have some sort of a baby voice (like Britney, for example I mean she was forced to sing like that). And when you raise your larynx too high you're likely to get tongue & jaw tension, which makes your voice so weak and inconsistent and also substantially damages your voice.
@Rayess The larynx is something on your throat, you can change the pitch of your voice depending on where you place it. In singing, your larynx should not be high or low, it should be at it's natural place so that you can have your natural tone. When you here Camilla Cabello's voice, it's quite unnatural. It's because she places her larynx too high, that's why she sounds like a baby. Britney spears does this too.I hope you've understood, if not just tell me
@@nyawina3431 It's a common misconception, the larynx has nothing to do with what Camila does, it's mostly nasality which hinders her tone and overdoing runs. Her larynx position isn't THAT high from what I've heard
I think a lot of people underestimate Ariana if you really do the work and listen to her later stages of the Sweetner World Tour to now you would be blown away
Kelly have much agility in her voice, check billboard medley, when Kelly cover songs in the Kellyoke in many time dont have rehearsal, just sing and what she can do its insane.
Thank you so much for the pronoun correction with Demi! A lot of creators on here aren’t really up to speed with it and it’s so nice to see how you actually read and care about the comments
Quality video! Ariana's weakest point for me is the lack of variety in tone and dynamics throughout her belting range. Best qualities: her ability and consistency are truly great. Completely agree about the brilliant Kelly Clarkson! What I love about Adele the most is her ringing head voice, agree with you on her biggest weakness. Demi got some pipes, but yes, that agility...
@@NIPPYxMIMI Not when she rasps in her belting range and mixes as well as she does. Even though she doesn't use it, she also has the ability to growl in that range. She may only use a tiny bit of her tonal variety, but she has plenty of tonal variety, in all of her ranges. I have no problem with critique of her voice, in general. There are definitely a couple things that she could improve on. Variety of tone just isn't one of those things.
Ariana Grande: biggest strength - upper belting, falsetto + creativity biggest weakness - sometime repetitiveness with her runs (Ariana's runs can be little repetitive at times, especially on her first performances of songs when she's not that used to perform them, but when she's on tour she's really creative) John Legend: biggest strength - tone and style biggest weakness - again style, like you said he's style is not for everybody Kelly Clarkson - biggest strength - upper belts + technique biggest weakness - whistles and she could really little work on her agility, but her agility quite improve in last few years) Adele: biggest strength - emotiveness and storytelling biggest weakness - technique, her technique in belting is not that good for style she has, recently her technique improve quite a lot from what i heard, but she still has to work on it. Christina Aguilera - biggest strength - agility, creativity and falsetto biggest weakness - technique (it's really a miracle that she's still able to sing on this level) Shawn Mendes - biggest strength - he had quite good control over his falsetto range and his belting is getting better and better, i'm so proud of him for it. biggest weakness - agility Camila Cabello - biggest strength - agility, falsetto+head voice, creativity biggest weakness - tone, technique (i love her tone, but it's not for everybody, her voice is naturally quite nasal and when she's belting higher it can sound annoying to people, also her technique is not the best, it's not terrible but it needs work and i'm happy she's really working on it, since pandemic started she improved quite a lot, hope she'll continue this way) Demi Lovato - biggest strength - upper belting biggest weakness - agility - their agility is ok, but they absolutely don't know their limits and often trying things that are too difficult for them and it sounds weird. Jojo - biggest strength - i'm agree, her biggest strength is definitely that she's well rounded vocalist biggest strength - inconsistent upper belts ( her technique higher is little inconsistent) Wendy - not a kpop fan so i can't judge Miley Cyrus - biggest strength - lower register, versatility (she can sing any genre really) biggest weakness - head voice + falsetto (she's rarely using her upper registers, i think she has potential but needs work and confidence)
I, respectfully, sidagree with the ariana one- there is a really good video ( i think its like 'top ten note changes in all song on the sweetener tour'), but i think that she is really creative vocally, especially when it comes to runs, ltrly every single one of her shows is different and thats why i love her so much, shes just such a virtuos with her voice and she really knows what shes doing, which i think is further confirmed on the voice
I was laughing so hard with the Naruto tracks especially when you went with the sad music for the critical portion 😂 -agree that Ariana is great but her runs can be repetitive -agree Shawn Mendes definitely improved
I disagree that Christina Aguilera has bad technique. She's been truly unique from a young age. And She's still delivering. Not everything that isn't tehcnically perfect is vocally damaging.
I don't like "bad" technique as a term but, Xtine certainly has Unhealthy technique. She uses EXTREMELY dragged chest notes all the way to the top (which can be done in moderation) wayyyyy too often. Her headvoice high notes are extremely pushed as well and inappropriately used to mimic whistle register, to the point that her chords are stationary and she is essentially using squeaks and massive amounts of airflow as opposed to true whistle notes which are actually gentle in nature. Stylistically, Xtina oversings quite often, shouts, screams and holds long, pushed notes. She utilizes essentially 0 vocal mix, which again, isn't 'bad' technique, but it's unhealthy to not use mix to your advantage and rely on chest dragging. This leads to extreme duality within her own voice where her Headvoice sounds like a bright, delicate young woman but her chest voice sounds aggressive and unnaturally masculine old man smoking a cigar. I feel you mistake her lack of discipline as "unique" tone, when in actuality, what's unique is Xtina's lack of discipline. Her speaking and singing voice song like entirely different people and it's a huge sign that she's manufacturing her singing voice.
This what I don't understand about these videos. These videos are supposed to come off as "educational" but it's mere entertainment. Then you have people believing in their own misconceptions and continue to spread them all around the comment section. People pass it off as if it's objective when in reality it's really not. People pick and choose who they target and what narratives they want to spread about certain singers. It's really biased. People need to understand the anatomy and mechanics of singing. Vocal pedagogy is an ever evolving field of study that requires knowledge and expertise. You have people in the comment section making incorrect claims passing it off as it's objective. You know that vocal science and vocal pedagogy is beyond what you take from RU-vid. Have you guys ever stopped and think for yourselves? My eyes have been open to the amount of confirmation bias and groupthink mentality that goes in this community. This is what I've noticed. People will over maximize the flaws in singers like Ariana Grande, but will overlook the flaws in singers like Jojo for example. Ariana Grande has a freer voice than Jojo, but people continue to say that Ariana strains above B4 or C#5 knowing that's not true. People will continuously say that Ariana Grande drops "support" above those marks knowing that most people in this misuse the word support because of Matteus and his followers. People are overly obsessed with this "support" thing even though they continue to misuse it and spread false narratives. People will overlook Jojo's amount of tension above D5 because the majority of people think she's a mezzo soprano. So if you're a mezzo soprano according to most people in this space then unecessary forms of tension and constriction is understandable. That's really an insult to mezzo sopranos because people think that struggling with high notes automatically makes someone a mezzo. Even though she's not a mezzo soprano and she has more tension than Ariana can ever have, but oh she's a "mezzo" so that's okay. People don't think about the different coordinations and vocal modes that singers can achieve. That's never discussed because on average people in this space don't understand the mechanics of the human voice. People will overlook the valsalva tension in singers like Ailee, So Hyang, Monica Naranjo, and even in the legendary Mariah's upper belts, but are very quick to point out every flaw in Ariana Grande. These people are nitpicky and I'm starting to really see through this pseudoscience BS. Do Ariana have issues? Yes and so does everyone else. Ariana Grande started to get a bad vocal reputation around 2014/15 with this silly notion of her "dropping support" or "straining." What are some common misconceptions I see in this comment section? High larynx = strain Support meaning no tension and good placement. Confusing tongue retraction with tongue tension Struggling with high notes means you're a lower voice type People pick and choose what narratives they want to push and they do it to elevate their favorite singer while denigrating another.
Something I'd like to say; this is not meant to be educational, this IS entertainment, this is for people to have good time "This is all my opinion, not the ultimate truth" idk what more can I do really
What can I say on the other hand - that's really sad, but ANOF has nothing to do with people misunderstanding his videos. Although I don't understand how people are so easily confused, lmao. If they only knew about all the mechanisms in singing voice - they would never claim such stupid things you've described. I hope things will change eventually cause singing is both - easier and harder than most people are imagining here, I believe they aren't even singers themselves
Could you please react to/give your thoughts on this Philippine singer named Charice Pempengco (now goes by Jake Zyrus). Back when he was Charice, I do not think I could name a singer as well as he could back even before he reached his prime. Thank you.
Great video! I agree with what you said. But I have a big important question... What is the name of the song used when you say "Wendy can sound more like this..."?
Girls On Top - Step Back. SM, a Korean record label, took some female singers from each of their groups and put them in one together. They just debuted with their song Step Back. The song is good, maybe a bit messy. It's been caught in some controversy as the song features misogynistic lyrics and was co-composed by a known misogynist. The Korean public weren't very pleased with the release as Korean women have been suffering because of the abuse from Korean men, recently.
Can you talk about Brandy some times ? She is the Vocal Bible in RnB , but has many pop hits as well. Please cover her sometimes , many say how great she is I would love to hear your opinion.
Regarding Ariana's constant upper-belts, I think the main reason why she still hasn't lost her voice (and even improved throughout the years) is probably her consistent use of head dominant mix... She doesn't need to have a supported or resonant belt all the time (she's improving tho especially in her C5's-D5/Eb5's)... I think it's okay if you have an unsupported belting technique as long as you don't strain your voice... It really brothers me when people assume that unsupported note = strained note, which is not...
To start my comment off i want to say that this was some great video and i always enjoy watching them. Now i have some clarification and vocal opinions/facts that i would like to throw out for some of my favs Start with ari: when it comes to her jaw alot of the vocal community literally hates her for it🤷🏽♂️ though truth be told jaw movement isnt all that bad simply due to the fact that there is ways to deal with it. Is it the most ideal way to do certain vocal things no but it definitely isnt mega unhealthy as the vocal community is making it seem. Along with this statement i wanted to let u know she is getting better at not using her jaw as much most likely due to the fact that she was and is doing wicked stuff for awhile now. Miley has stated herself she definitely has vocal damage and stuff of that sort. Right now i think her problem is the cigarettes she smokes. Bc that is just clouding up her lungs and doing some jacked up shit to her vocal folds. Demi😂😂 i love them but they can calm down with the runs. Especially if they havent work shopped them before the show or set they r doing. Demi suffers from using their jaw to make their not really agile voice agile which is so interesting to me bc no one really talks about it much like they do ari. But yea refer back to what i said for ari besides the movie part.
Thank you for the video, I'm enjoying it so much, breathtaking, I wish singers like Jessy Dixon, Melonie Daniels Walker, Nina Hagen, B Slade, Daryl Coley were more famous, also dual voices singers like Chen Juan, Diana A, Rosario Del Valle, Marcelito Pomoy is famous, etc
Hey bro just started watching you and I really like your Contant but I have a question could you start a series but with Spanish I don’t listen to English music anymore but could you please do Spanish I don’t know if you speak Spanish but could you please?
I normally find Ariana Grande's singing to be quite impressive and nice to listen to, but your best examples just sounded like she was screaming, not "singing well". idk. Sounded kind of childish and as if she has to scream into the microphone just to get the audience to hear anything. I think now with the whistle tones and her recent music it has become better
Miley definitely for western artist. not many female artist can support to a B2 or even a C3 consistently and even a Bb2. Her lower support is almost consistent to Onew’s
@@cokolives Miley doesn't consistently support B2s. Her lowest consistently supported/grounded note is D3 (possibly C#3 but definitely not lower than that).
@@varunravi27 every C3 she has hit has been supported in 2021. she was literally executing runs all the way down to a supported C3. i feel like you need an update on her lower range
@@cokolives I don't, actually. I am aware of her true capabilties even now. She cannot consistently support B2s and only a couple of her B2s this year are actually grounded. She cannot consistently support below C#3 and that's undebatable. You seem to be overestimating Miley (I really like her voice so this isn't a hate comment but, despite having a lower range that truly is out of this world, it is a bit worse than most people make it seem). Her C3s this year were really good but after having looked at a lot of her vocal range videos made by fans, as well as performances, I noticed that a couple of them were barely even audible, let alone supported/grounded. Her projection below C#3 is really, really good but C#3 is where her consistency stops.
you’re really biased and it’s easy to tell about Ariana Grande’s technique, it’s healthier than ever and it’s actually quite outstanding. it’s wrong of you to say her technique isn’t the best when she’s actually seeming to consistently support Eb5/E5 which is higher than most of the singers here.
Ariana isn't supporting her voice that well at all (but I'm talking about actual breath support, not that support bs people are usually talking about), her breath support has always been her weak point, I believe it's her true vocal flaw, you will barely find Ariana sustaining notes for like 10+ seconds But in terms of sheer vocal and technical proficiency, she's one of a kind indeed. Even though she might have been better for pop-music standards she's beyond good. And in terms of freedom, her voice is pretty much consistently free, maybe except for top notes - A5/Bb5 and even those notes are better than ever.
@@lightning0506 ariana is fully resonant and grounded up to Eb5/E5 consistently with great “breath control”. she becomes grounded above E5 multiple times as well.
@@briannaaudain928 Recent years maybe you're right, we need to hear some extensive vocal routine from her in order to be sure. Overall I do find her breath support to be mediocre. Not bad, not really good. It's fine for things she does
the fact that u say that kelly has one of the best belting techniques while saying that ariana's belting technique is "debatable" shows ur biased towards older singers, they legit half of the time sound the same. And kelly's worst quality is btw her lower range for me.
Not necessarily, it's not just him that says this, a lot of vocal coaches notice some things about Ariana Grande's belting technique that are questionable. One of the most frequent points is how high far back she tilts her head, it creates tension in the throat. Sure slightly raising your head can help you reach those higher notes but Ariana takes it to a point where it feels uncomfortable to belt, I tried copying her style once and it did not feel comfortable. Kelly Clarkson on the other hand doesn't tilt her head at all, which means she has less tension meaning that she's more consistent when she belts and her voice doesn't get tired as easily. Also I'd like to add that I am indeed a huge fan of Ariana, just to show that I'm in fact not leaning to Kelly's side, in fact I've only listened to Kelly's singles but I know 90% of Ariana's discography
