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>ESL singer covering a song
>sounds like they have a wad of tissue in their mouth
>pronounce th- sounds wrong, either like a v- or f-
>swap o sounds for u sounds

Many such cases
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>>131900102
I turn off esl music at the first mispronouned syllable
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>>131900102
Reminder that English "people" didnt produce any music of note until The Beatles came along.
Your court composer was a German (Händel) and histories of British music have to include him so as to create the illusion that the English had any music to boast of lmao.
You had to wait for music to be dumbed down to the level of three chord songs for teenage girls to be relevant musically.



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