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Soon I'll attend a live show where the crowd is expected to sing the bridge of some songs.
How do I make sure I don't annoy people next to me with bad singing? I am not tone deaf but I don't know how to control my voice.
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>>130895453
no one cares
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>>130895453
chances are the people around you aren't any better. It's a concert, you should enjoy fully anon.
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>>130895453
You need at least a couple of months of singing lessons before attempting to attend a concert anon, hope you have time
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>>130895453
I think it's better to tell your band that they'll need a new singer
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>How do I make sure I don't annoy people next to me with bad singing?
annoy people with your dancing until they're far enough away from you that they can't hear your singing.
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>>130895453
pretend that you're singing by lipsyncing without actually making any sound, that's what I do
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>>130896784
kek this
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>>130896784
If that's too much work, OP, just dont shower for a couple days before
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>>130895494
I've seen many reports of people getting dirty looks for doing it, especially further away from the barricade.
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>>130898637
You aren't there for other people and they all sound like shit too. Enjoy the music an have fun.
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>>130895494
fpbp



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