This song is a masterpiece. From the way those piano notes that are the core of the song, the way they descend just like when a person breaks down. Also, the bird chirp and all of Mariah's creative vocal runs. The part I really live for is when she sings those "Cry-a-ay-y, cry-a-ay-y's" at the end of the song. I love the harmony on that part and it how it keeps it going infinitely.
@@andrewgarfield9898 clearly? You have proof? You were there? You saw the sound engineers pressing buttons on cue? You saw the mic was off? You were next to her on stage hearing she's not singing live? Clearlyyyy it's very clear.
I think they mean Mariah heavily influenced rap singing by introducing this song to the world. It wasn't really a thing b4. The Melody is very rappish but the vocals are very intricate. Bey does the exact same thing. It's not saying they sound alike but it takes nothing away from Bey to admit Mariah didn't have a template for how to rap sing She is the template. Bey had a template to go off of and create her own style of rap singing.
This song is a masterpiece. From the way those piano notes that are the core of the song, the way they descend just like when a person breaks down. Also, the bird chirp and all of Mariah's creative vocal runs. The part I really live for is when she sings those "Cry-a-ay-y, cry-a-ay-y's" at the end of the song. I love the harmony on that part and it how it keeps it going infinitely.
I agree. That infinite cry-a-ay part at the end actually sounds like weeping and sobbing 😭
The bird chirp dahhling yes!! Awwww!!! It’s making me cry everytime
People arguing if this is lipped or not. Listen to the original song. It has so much layers! Gosh. Can't we just enjoy this rare live moment?
basorexia lol bcus it sounds different doesn’t mean she’s not lipping here
Bren Karl doesn’t mean she is lipping either
she's singing along with the prerecorded higher register.
It’s clearly lipped
@@andrewgarfield9898 clearly? You have proof? You were there? You saw the sound engineers pressing buttons on cue? You saw the mic was off? You were next to her on stage hearing she's not singing live? Clearlyyyy it's very clear.
Her Bone Thugs-N-Harmony inspired song.
The lower key in this song its perfect 💗
This isn't lower. It's higher.
bro i iove they way it sounds at 0:29 and the ending too 5:52
She appears to be singing along with a track, you can hear the clearer upper register recorder track, and then her lower tone live
Some live ab libs from 2:30 to 2:54
I need a footage for this..
Definitely!!
IKR 😩
Can we please for the love of god get another honey daydream era please please please oh my fucken goodness ‼️damn !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Omg 🔥🔥🔥🔥 wowwwee
i think it's really live. but i need the video
lipped 96% with 4% live ab libs during chorus lol. But I love hearing this song in this lower key. This and Butterfly sound beautiful in lower keys
stfu ❤️
Which part is live? Timestamps
@@butterflyriah2930 around 2:30 to like 2:54 some ad libs
You’re a professional Mariah hater it’s insane I’ve been seeing you in comments for years get HELP
@@bubbaniedermann6254 that classic butterfly tone is simply beautiful I wish she did this song fully live
Why she never do live shows with bone
It's sped up.
was this prerecorded?
This where Beyonce bit her style!!!!
?? This doesn’t even sound like a Beyoncé song
Wrdgaf
Delusional
I think they mean Mariah heavily influenced rap singing by introducing this song to the world. It wasn't really a thing b4. The Melody is very rappish but the vocals are very intricate. Bey does the exact same thing. It's not saying they sound alike but it takes nothing away from Bey to admit Mariah didn't have a template for how to rap sing She is the template. Bey had a template to go off of and create her own style of rap singing.
This has to be lipped.