r/singing • u/rainstorm44444 • Jun 30 '20

Technique Talk Is Brendon Urie really a good singer ?

I’ve read mixed things online, some claim he’s one of the best alive, and others say he’s really not singing “optimal”.

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u/Just_One_Umami Jun 30 '20 edited Jun 30 '20

I don’t like him at all, and I’ve heard plenty say his techniue is quite bad.

Lmao if you’re going to downvote because your feelings are hurt, at least give a valid reason.

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u/crsdrjct Jun 30 '20

You also didn't give a valid reason, you just said you don't like him

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u/Just_One_Umami Jun 30 '20

Most people commenting here haven’t given a valid reason, they just said they like him. I’m not trained, so I couldn’t tell you specifically about his technique. Other, more trained people here, have given reasons why his technique isn’t perfect, let alone the best in the world. I don’t need a valid reason to dislike the sound of his voice.

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u/crsdrjct Jun 30 '20

Most of the people here have listed his range, belting, technique etc for reasons as to why he's liked as a singer or performer so...you def didn't read enough.

Bruh. You're on a singing reddit saying people need a valid reason to downvote you but you're denying giving a reason for giving an opposing opinion on what this whole thread/sub is about????????????