Funny thing: Mozart actually wrote this piece for a certain singer the he didn’t like. The singer would move her head up and down when she would sing really high or low so Mozart made her do this because she would bob her head up and down like a chicken just to reach the different vocal ranges and he found this funny. Mozart was cheeky lmao. 😭
This story is true, but it's for the wrong aria. He wrote the Queen of the Night Aria for his sister in law, who was an opera singer and a good friend. He wrote this piece to showcase her impressive range and exquisite ability to act on stage.
Nope! The story is true, but it's not about the Queen of the Night role. It's about Fiordiligi in Così Fan Tutte (listen to Come Scoglio or Per pietà ben mio perdona)
I’m a trained operetta singer and without training you did an excellent job! You probably don’t care but if you were to hone in on it you are definitely capable 😊
Woww a trained professional. What do you think of this piece? I mean..this may sound dumb but can you really sing this part in the same pitch as the original? I'm just curious!!
@@sirrex9982No she just said it in a nice way. Thats the hone in on it part. She has a lovely voice and absolutely has the notes and tone for it. She just needs to learn better technique.
@@jojo2007ish i agree whoever s voice is singing did a good job but it was NOT the girl in the video. I am a classically trained singer of 20 years and i have NEVER seen someone sing opera with ZERO facial and tongue movements especially on long stacatto arias she was lip syncing
I definitely think everyone should go through a bit of operatic training specifically for lung capacity and vocal control. I swear, it’s so much better singing anything when you can do _opera_ singing
I totally want to do operatic training except I have zero singing skill. I am a musical instrument person (flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, wanting to do some more guitar and piano), but I really want to try operatic. I have no natural singing voice but many people say that my regular talking voice is nice so I'd be good at singing.... do you think I should go for it?
@i get messages from the stars! you should definitely go for it! Singing uses a similar breathing technique to wind instruments (deep diaphragmatic breathing), so I think it will be easier for you to learn classical singing since you already have the basics. You shouldn't be too worried about your voice timbre/tone since a pleasant vocal timbre/tone is subjective. I believe everyone can sing, if they have the right training and technique, and have no physical condition that prevents them from singing.
She hit the F but it was not clear, kinda distorted, her diaphragm gave up at that point 😂, staccato's rhythmic modulations were placed beautifully, not as powerful as Diana but it was good for an un-trained singer
@@lirasial3433 for real. My 9 year old son can perfectly sing the crazy-high notes in “Saturday night” by panic at the disco. It’s genuinely incredible to hear and then I always have to laugh cause right after the highest notes in the song the lyrics go “swear to god, swear to god, swear to gooOooodd” and my sweet child seems to think the lyrics are “Santa Clause, Santa Clause, Santa Claaaaawwwsss”
i’m being classically trained. the ability to lift the soft pallet, already is a good sign. i know this was just a fun challenge, but like just for funsies lmao actual training in this is like SO MUCH MORE than people think it is, so i’m glad you sang it softly cause singing opera/ classical without the training can be very damaging in the long run. great job!!
This is a really difficult piece to sing even for trained coloratura sopranos. You did a really creditable job & you definitely have the capacity if you choose to develop this aspect of your voice. Tbh, good vocal training will strengthen & protect your voice, regardless of what genre you sing. Good job!
Yea no stfu y'all pointing out everything IDGAF if the vowels were off it sounded the same. You wanna try it? make a video and see if you can do better
@@N08R76H letters still exist outside of words and make noise, if i ask you to make and M noise do you just do nothing because that’s not a word? just because there’s no words in the piece doesn’t mean there isn’t correct vowel sounds lol
Iv heard that being a opera singer is a whole thing, they spend years of there life perfecting there voices to be able to not only sing but with power, and some of not most are Abel to sing in different languages… such a cool thing
Singing in different languages is absolutely true, except it's actually quite common. Disclaimer, I'm not an opera singer. I'm a high schooler who's been in voice lessons for the past five years and who is being taught by an opera singer, though. Most of the most popular operas aren't in English at all. The magic flute, which is the opera queen of the night is from, is in German. And singing in other languages isn't as difficult as you might expect. And I am speaking from personal experience. For solo/ensemble, which is the time of year I'm currently preparing for, it's common to sing art songs, which could be from operas, or could be individual songs written in an operatic style. For solo/ensemble, at least the level I'm at, you have to sing them. And, like opera, many aren't in English. My first one ever was called alma del core, which is an Italian song. Last year I did the little horses, which is in English. And this year I'm back to Italian again with danza danza fancuilla. German and French are a couple other common languages to sing in (like I said, queen of the night is German) Each language has a slightly different set of sounds, but vowel sounds are the most important part of singing, and vowel sounds stay largely unchanged. Beyond that, it's just learning the different ways consonants sound, but again, most of those are the same. And those that aren't are usually easy enough to learn. And there are translations out there to understand what's happening if the song is in a language you don't speak. It's maybe slightly more work than an English song, but it's really not that different That said, opera singers are absolutely insane. They can do insane things with their voices because, yes, they do spend years perfecting it. That's not to say, though, that people from other genres of music don't spend years on their voice. There are different styles. A musical theater singer is not a pop singer is not an opera singer. Once you know one it can be easier to go between them, but being trained in one doesn't mean you can do another. They have different demands, and all can be very difficult. I love musical theater and I mainly sing that, and like I said, I've been in voice lessons for 5 years. I've improved a lot, but I still have so much to do for my voice. But, yes. Being an opera singer does require an insane amount of time and practice and honestly, physical stamina. People don't realize how physically and mentally challenging it can be to sing correctly
yeah as someone who takes opera lessons i can confirm that learning to project when it comes to opera is important, and sometimes if your projection is decent enough you can rely on the shape of the hall you’re singing in to make you voice louder
For a non-classical singer, I'm impressed! Granted I'm not a soprano but I do sing classical, and it sounds like you definitly show potential! I think with a couple lessons to learn the proper technique, you could be well on your way to becoming a good classical singer. Well done!
You did great for your first time!!! Just some tips when singing this type of music It’s a more round and fuller sound. So to help that, have your lips more round/ puckered to help with the staccato part. Keep that in mind when you sing that part because there are some changes in the vowels which has a different mouth shape. Also opera is more fuller than pop. So when singing it’s more farther in your mouth to create a fuller sound instead of a bright forward sound that is more pop like. Most opera is in different languages which requires learning different languages like French, Italian, etc but there are some in English if you want to learn some opera. What also help is to sing more classical type music which can help you with the similar vowels and phrasing that doesn’t require as much projecting as in opera singing. (I hope I explained it well enough lol This is my advice not saying this to be mean or call your singing bad , you are a great singer and just want to give some advice on this type of genre of music, I wish I could sing pop like music as well as you but I sing more classical and operatic pieces. So if you have any question feel free to ask.)
PLUS THE TOUNGUE, make your toungue rounder, she was stressing her larynx. Pop culture really uses flat tongues I’m impressed how the sound worked out to be good though
I would also add that the tongue be raised. It helps with resonance to get that fuller sound. Naturally, the throat will open up as well because your body could subconsciously adjust. Then just make sure the larynx stays down and the jaw is relaxed👍
Yeah, I think someone sang it early on in season 1. Might have been either Rona or Yoonhee. It’s such a famous song that any show about classical singers has to somehow incorporate it.
As someone who sings opera on a more regular basis, you have a lot of potential. Some suggestions for if you try this again or another fast moving piece is try it slower first to make sure you have all the notes down and then gradually make it faster so you don't end up skipping notes in those runs. Additionally, let you voice ring! Opera is ALL about singing freely and healthily while singing out a large sound that won't be covered up by any orchestra. Don't feel so timid about your sound. You got this!
Hey angels!! OMG THIS WAS SUPER HARD! Love to sing other types of music, who thinks I should sing more OPERA?!?! Let me know in the comments and follow my ig @roseangelxc
Honestly so good! I would recommending doing more staccato(hitting the notes on the top of the register). I would also recommend not sliding as you go to the low notes. I’m not that good at explaining lol. So much potential☺️
I think she's highlyyy underestimating the type of training you need to do as an opera singer. she wasn't even close but thought she killed it 😭 it's not something you just randomly try and succeed at lmao
@@ayumiii.urdarlinggg You don't need to be an opera singer to hear the difference. Listen out for the vowels used and the tone of her voice, this doesn't require you to be properly trained.
@@ayumiii.urdarlinggg i am. Im studiing for my exams in opra singing right now and have been singing for 15 years. I have Done this aria. He/ she is right. She Was totally to Low. My ears Just went to mmmmmmhhh aaautsch . Just no. Opra singing is actually considred an extremsport not a oh lets try ah its easy everyone can Do it kinda activity
You have an amazing voice girl but I honestly don’t like it how in all of these types of videos in the beginning you have those captions saying your going to do bad or smt and then flex you “got it on your first try” and we all know u knew you would be able to do it
the worst thing is that this isn't an outstanding voice. She mainly keeps the key, but there's something we amateurs singers just don't have yet, and it's that ability to jump and drop fast on key scales and sound clean. idk how is it called. if u pay attention, she doesn't really reach it. not her comparing herself to an opera singer💀
@@internetgirl2001 I do think she has a good voice, but what she did there wasn’t opera. But for a “pop girl” she’s good. It is nice that she’s trying something new
you did so well, i found it so impressive i was actually trying this and get sore vocal temporarily because i am just about alto-mezzo and this challenge is totally soprano jam
She’s just doing what every other famous singer does- making a following on the internet. I don’t really see how it’s that cringe. She was just trying something new and thought it would be a good experience to share with her followers But each to their own I suppose
She actually didn't do it perfectly. I'm a classically trained singer and can hear the difference. She's straining because she's not using the right techniques and not controlling her breath to push the sound out so she's struggling at the end.
I heard this piece when I was 5 and I thought it was cool so I tried it. I hit every note right away. Today I’m 12 and sang it in choir for my teacher. I’m in an all boys class. By the time I finished I left every person with their draw on the floor.
I'm no expert, but I think you did a really great job for someone who doesn't sing opera. Were you classically trained at any point🙂? And I'm sure you're amazing overall 🙂
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You did great!! Queen of the Night is one of the hardest arias to nail and you did it ❤ from a Mozart fan
Pues estuvo bien pero no son los tonos que la original cantó yo yo sí quería ver el original
Funny thing: Mozart actually wrote this piece for a certain singer the he didn’t like. The singer would move her head up and down when she would sing really high or low so Mozart made her do this because she would bob her head up and down like a chicken just to reach the different vocal ranges and he found this funny. Mozart was cheeky lmao. 😭
The movie Amadeus got him spot on lol
Ahahahaha no wayyyy😂😂
This story is true, but it's for the wrong aria. He wrote the Queen of the Night Aria for his sister in law, who was an opera singer and a good friend. He wrote this piece to showcase her impressive range and exquisite ability to act on stage.
Actually I did hear about this but I don’t know where
Nope! The story is true, but it's not about the Queen of the Night role.
It's about Fiordiligi in Così Fan Tutte (listen to Come Scoglio or Per pietà ben mio perdona)
Her trying to sing this: ✨Perfection✨
Me trying to this this: 🦍🦍
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I saw ur comment and tryed..
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I’m a trained operetta singer and without training you did an excellent job! You probably don’t care but if you were to hone in on it you are definitely capable 😊
Woww a trained professional. What do you think of this piece? I mean..this may sound dumb but can you really sing this part in the same pitch as the original? I'm just curious!!
you are a trained singer and you didnt notice any red flags in her "singing"
@@sirrex9982No she just said it in a nice way. Thats the hone in on it part. She has a lovely voice and absolutely has the notes and tone for it. She just needs to learn better technique.
@@jojo2007ish i agree whoever s voice is singing did a good job but it was NOT the girl in the video. I am a classically trained singer of 20 years and i have NEVER seen someone sing opera with ZERO facial and tongue movements especially on long stacatto arias she was lip syncing
@@sirrex9982 Plus, she was flat on one of the top notes. But it wasn't all that bad for an untrained, *pop* singer.
But can we talk about the opera singers amazing face acting while singing? She looks so badass
Shes disowning her daughter so her face is full of rage and hatred 😂
@@Katnip50 oh wow, that makes it so much more emotional
@@Jessicahasopinions shes gotta kill a dude or else she gonna kick her out.
Hey name is Diana Damrau in case you wanted to look her up. You should see her La Traviatta Drinking Song
its not "face acting" its necessary to sing opera
I definitely think everyone should go through a bit of operatic training specifically for lung capacity and vocal control. I swear, it’s so much better singing anything when you can do _opera_ singing
I totally want to do operatic training except I have zero singing skill. I am a musical instrument person (flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, wanting to do some more guitar and piano), but I really want to try operatic. I have no natural singing voice but many people say that my regular talking voice is nice so I'd be good at singing.... do you think I should go for it?
@i get messages from the stars! you should definitely go for it! Singing uses a similar breathing technique to wind instruments (deep diaphragmatic breathing), so I think it will be easier for you to learn classical singing since you already have the basics. You shouldn't be too worried about your voice timbre/tone since a pleasant vocal timbre/tone is subjective. I believe everyone can sing, if they have the right training and technique, and have no physical condition that prevents them from singing.
I wanna do it so bad
working on opera/classical singing honestly helped me so much with my voice control and vibrato
@@igetmessagesfromthestars7667definitely
She has the register… needs to work on the control and the shape. Considering she is not opera trained she did fantastic.
@@avapatterson9136 what? it's just some tips bossman it's not something to get mad over
I thought the same thing… she did crazy insane tho!
Sorryyy I thought she did greattt
@@_glowstickeater sry I just thought she did rly greatt
@@avapatterson9136 but why the eyeroll? Still not an excuse
“pOp gIrLlll” LMAO GIRL WHAT 😭😂
right she did not eat that up.
@@aesglow exactly 😭
@@lovelyrics1827 LMFAO
wow so cool
@SobbyCD idk because she felt like it?? Not specifically for anything, it literally wasn’t for you
She couldn't hit the F, but she did the rest pretty well!! She did great, even considering the speed and the staccatos
She hit the F but it was not clear, kinda distorted, her diaphragm gave up at that point 😂, staccato's rhythmic modulations were placed beautifully, not as powerful as Diana but it was good for an un-trained singer
It was a bit shaky but she did great for a first attempt and I know I could never do that
My 10 year old brother can sing this perfectly and it scares me
Children voices especially boys are extremly flexible and high so no totally normal, i promise
@@lirasial3433 for real. My 9 year old son can perfectly sing the crazy-high notes in “Saturday night” by panic at the disco. It’s genuinely incredible to hear and then I always have to laugh cause right after the highest notes in the song the lyrics go “swear to god, swear to god, swear to gooOooodd” and my sweet child seems to think the lyrics are “Santa Clause, Santa Clause, Santa Claaaaawwwsss”
Give it 2-3 years, that's why boys choires are so popular.
Lol😂 I've tried to do opera vocals and I'm just screaming and it sounds like garbage😩
@@LoryBelle that is so cute seriously🤣
i’m being classically trained. the ability to lift the soft pallet, already is a good sign. i know this was just a fun challenge, but like just for funsies lmao actual training in this is like SO MUCH MORE than people think it is, so i’m glad you sang it softly cause singing opera/ classical without the training can be very damaging in the long run. great job!!
This is a really difficult piece to sing even for trained coloratura sopranos. You did a really creditable job & you definitely have the capacity if you choose to develop this aspect of your voice. Tbh, good vocal training will strengthen & protect your voice, regardless of what genre you sing. Good job!
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The vowels were off, but her voice is beautiful!!
Yea no stfu y'all pointing out everything IDGAF if the vowels were off it sounded the same.
You wanna try it? make a video and see if you can do better
@@N08R76H A vowel refers to a sound of open speech. You don't need to say a word to articulate a vowel👍
@@N08R76H letters still exist outside of words and make noise, if i ask you to make and M noise do you just do nothing because that’s not a word? just because there’s no words in the piece doesn’t mean there isn’t correct vowel sounds lol
@@N08R76H that’s not how it works babe the sounds she is making are vowels.
@@N08R76H a vowel is “a,e,i,o,u”
Couldnt stop cringing at the pop girl part, but your range is super beautiful.
I think that was the point
Same like girl it's not a personality trait
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Iv heard that being a opera singer is a whole thing, they spend years of there life perfecting there voices to be able to not only sing but with power, and some of not most are Abel to sing in different languages… such a cool thing
Singing in different languages is absolutely true, except it's actually quite common. Disclaimer, I'm not an opera singer. I'm a high schooler who's been in voice lessons for the past five years and who is being taught by an opera singer, though. Most of the most popular operas aren't in English at all. The magic flute, which is the opera queen of the night is from, is in German. And singing in other languages isn't as difficult as you might expect. And I am speaking from personal experience. For solo/ensemble, which is the time of year I'm currently preparing for, it's common to sing art songs, which could be from operas, or could be individual songs written in an operatic style. For solo/ensemble, at least the level I'm at, you have to sing them. And, like opera, many aren't in English. My first one ever was called alma del core, which is an Italian song. Last year I did the little horses, which is in English. And this year I'm back to Italian again with danza danza fancuilla. German and French are a couple other common languages to sing in (like I said, queen of the night is German)
Each language has a slightly different set of sounds, but vowel sounds are the most important part of singing, and vowel sounds stay largely unchanged. Beyond that, it's just learning the different ways consonants sound, but again, most of those are the same. And those that aren't are usually easy enough to learn. And there are translations out there to understand what's happening if the song is in a language you don't speak. It's maybe slightly more work than an English song, but it's really not that different
That said, opera singers are absolutely insane. They can do insane things with their voices because, yes, they do spend years perfecting it. That's not to say, though, that people from other genres of music don't spend years on their voice. There are different styles. A musical theater singer is not a pop singer is not an opera singer. Once you know one it can be easier to go between them, but being trained in one doesn't mean you can do another. They have different demands, and all can be very difficult. I love musical theater and I mainly sing that, and like I said, I've been in voice lessons for 5 years. I've improved a lot, but I still have so much to do for my voice. But, yes. Being an opera singer does require an insane amount of time and practice and honestly, physical stamina. People don't realize how physically and mentally challenging it can be to sing correctly
I just realised now that I've been singing for nearly two decades and still feel like an amateur 😂
Except the actual opera singer shows more depth of sound. Her training definitely shows. But imagine how well this pop singer could do with training.
Wow, for not being an opera singer, you did really good. I wish I could hit those notes
THAT WAS LOWKEY BEAUTIFUL!!! THE DEFINITION OF A QUEENS VOICE!
Hate to be that 1 person but 13k LIKES?!
Do you mean “Highkey?” Pun intended 😂
That’s why her name is roseangle
@@vhanz- lol yes😂😂😂
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It was rough but a good attempt! Like, opera singers and regular pop singers are not the same.
bruh imagine how loud her voice has to be. she is singing without a mic. that probably takes decades to learn
yeah as someone who takes opera lessons i can confirm that learning to project when it comes to opera is important, and sometimes if your projection is decent enough you can rely on the shape of the hall you’re singing in to make you voice louder
Opera singers lung capacity is crazy.
@@zoria4520 Have you ever been in an opera?
For a non-classical singer, I'm impressed! Granted I'm not a soprano but I do sing classical, and it sounds like you definitly show potential! I think with a couple lessons to learn the proper technique, you could be well on your way to becoming a good classical singer. Well done!
That's actually really good
The opera singer had a sharper and clearer tone with dynamics. Props for doing this, it’s not easy.
You did great for your first time!!! Just some tips when singing this type of music
It’s a more round and fuller sound. So to help that, have your lips more round/ puckered to help with the staccato part. Keep that in mind when you sing that part because there are some changes in the vowels which has a different mouth shape. Also opera is more fuller than pop. So when singing it’s more farther in your mouth to create a fuller sound instead of a bright forward sound that is more pop like. Most opera is in different languages which requires learning different languages like French, Italian, etc but there are some in English if you want to learn some opera. What also help is to sing more classical type music which can help you with the similar vowels and phrasing that doesn’t require as much projecting as in opera singing. (I hope I explained it well enough lol This is my advice not saying this to be mean or call your singing bad , you are a great singer and just want to give some advice on this type of genre of music, I wish I could sing pop like music as well as you but I sing more classical and operatic pieces. So if you have any question feel free to ask.)
I agree with this entirely.
You hit the nail right on the head
PLUS THE TOUNGUE, make your toungue rounder, she was stressing her larynx. Pop culture really uses flat tongues I’m impressed how the sound worked out to be good though
@@valenotero5236 so trueee, I forgot to mention the placement of the tongue 😂
I would also add that the tongue be raised. It helps with resonance to get that fuller sound. Naturally, the throat will open up as well because your body could subconsciously adjust. Then just make sure the larynx stays down and the jaw is relaxed👍
Not bad. Not bad at all! Also, there are no words, that part is a laugh.
For those of you who don’t know the opera is called “The Magic Flute”
Omg the ~pop girl~ made me cringe 😬 lol😂
Omg sameeee
@@Cupcake-pr4co same
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Why did this remind me of the k-drama-“The penthouse”
Yup
Yeah, I think someone sang it early on in season 1. Might have been either Rona or Yoonhee. It’s such a famous song that any show about classical singers has to somehow incorporate it.
Right
@@Lena-zn4re Bae Ro Na and Oh Yoon Hee 😭. I miss Penthouse so much
I love the show i am on season 3
Our oh Yoon hee omg
THAT WAS GOOD!! Especially for a first attempt!! Dude damnnn girl💗💗💗💗💗
WOW AMAZING HOW U GET UR VOCAL CHORDS THAT FREAKING HIGH IT'S SO AMAZINGGGG 🤩🤩🥵🥵✨
Me yesterday hitting A SPECIFIC highnote doing it perfectly:
Can we talk about how her makeup is always on point
You did a great job! Especially for a first try AND not in your usual musical style
As someone who sings opera on a more regular basis, you have a lot of potential. Some suggestions for if you try this again or another fast moving piece is try it slower first to make sure you have all the notes down and then gradually make it faster so you don't end up skipping notes in those runs. Additionally, let you voice ring! Opera is ALL about singing freely and healthily while singing out a large sound that won't be covered up by any orchestra. Don't feel so timid about your sound. You got this!
Bro I can’t even do that great job honestly how can u be that good?❤️❤️edit: tysm for all the likes!!🫶🏽🫶🏽
You’ve got operatic potential!
Nailed sounds perfect.
Hey angels!! OMG THIS WAS SUPER HARD! Love to sing other types of music, who thinks I should sing more OPERA?!?! Let me know in the comments and follow my ig @roseangelxc
Heck yassss ✨queen ✨
This was really good ngl
Your voice is absolutely beautiful!!!🥰🥰🥰
slayyyy
Nice singing good job
Honestly so good! I would recommending doing more staccato(hitting the notes on the top of the register). I would also recommend not sliding as you go to the low notes. I’m not that good at explaining lol. So much potential☺️
The amount of control over their voices
😙🤌
If anyone watched penthouse:war of life, wasn't bae ro-na and her mother singing this one?
I think she's highlyyy underestimating the type of training you need to do as an opera singer. she wasn't even close but thought she killed it 😭 it's not something you just randomly try and succeed at lmao
I'm just asking are you an opera singer?
@@ayumiii.urdarlinggg You don't need to be an opera singer to hear the difference. Listen out for the vowels used and the tone of her voice, this doesn't require you to be properly trained.
Same thought. Im actually studiing opra singing. This isnt it
@@ayumiii.urdarlinggg i am. Im studiing for my exams in opra singing right now and have been singing for 15 years. I have Done this aria. He/ she is right. She Was totally to Low. My ears Just went to mmmmmmhhh aaautsch . Just no. Opra singing is actually considred an extremsport not a oh lets try ah its easy everyone can Do it kinda activity
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Well done. Lovely tone. But remember that opera singer had years of training and fine technique is at the heart of opera.
Her voice is like an angel 🥰🤗😩
Not bad at!!! The control isn’t quite there, but for someone who’s not classically trained you killed it!
If I was your neighbor I would be waiting patiently to hear you sing again wdym 🗿
Its called fishing for compliments
You have an amazing voice girl but I honestly don’t like it how in all of these types of videos in the beginning you have those captions saying your going to do bad or smt and then flex you “got it on your first try” and we all know u knew you would be able to do it
and in her previous videos she said that she is an alto….
the worst thing is that this isn't an outstanding voice. She mainly keeps the key, but there's something we amateurs singers just don't have yet, and it's that ability to jump and drop fast on key scales and sound clean. idk how is it called. if u pay attention, she doesn't really reach it. not her comparing herself to an opera singer💀
Everybody is not confident in their self y’all hate for everything
@@internetgirl2001 yeah, she was definitely a bit flat on the highest note. But not a bad first attempt.
@@internetgirl2001 I do think she has a good voice, but what she did there wasn’t opera. But for a “pop girl” she’s good. It is nice that she’s trying something new
You actually sounded pretty good, and could easily be trained to sing this beautifully!
you did so well, i found it so impressive
i was actually trying this and get sore vocal temporarily because i am just about alto-mezzo
and this challenge is totally soprano jam
maybe if you move your head like the opera singer you will hit all the notes? it was really good for a first attempt tho
That was sooooo good. I refuse to believe that was ur first attempt!!
This reminded me of a kdrama called The penthouse because this song is sung like 3000 times during the series.
Sameeee here😅
For a first attempt that was very good. I understand it can’t be perfect, it’s very hard, but well done girl
YOU SOUND LIKE AN ANGEL 😭
That was amazing that made my eyes water 🥲✨😅💀💕
Omg that was awesome good job
Oh dear your voice is great
First
🤣🤣
The only way I can make my throat whistle is when I'm having a coughing fit, so I say this is good👌
You sing really well this song from this opera
Wow, she sings amazing ✨🤍
from the moment they sang ✨pop girl✨ i couldn’t stop cringing
you sing good bae, you don’t really need constant validation from the internet.
She’s just doing what every other famous singer does- making a following on the internet.
I don’t really see how it’s that cringe. She was just trying something new and thought it would be a good experience to share with her followers
But each to their own I suppose
Ya idk I don’t like to hate on the internet but tbh
I’m sorry love you just being a b*tch
thiss omg
i was gonna comment something like this, but i thought it might be too harsh for her
oml why can’t we just be fun without worrying it’s too cringe like you ppl r the reason ppl r insecure
OMG HOW? You're literally a singing angel! Btw ur eye makeup looks amazing!
That's good enough for me tho 🤗❤ you've got the talent.
I had to sing this in my 7th grade musical
I'm also a ~pop girl~ but yeah you NAILED it!
why is no one talking about her eyeliner it’s so pretty
Ooooft that was good! I specifically found this video wondering how a different style of singer would go
That was pretty good!🤯
Her range is amazing! At some point she went so high my earbuds glitched out 😅
Edited: fixed a typo- oops!
Wow THAT WAS AMAZING! I’ve tried this before and my voice just died lol amazing job! 🤩
GIRL YOU SLAYED
You are teally good!
And it also sounds reeallly ducking good!!
But opera is just a different level❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Seventh! and also u nailed it gurl
OMG WHEN THE GOOGLE VOICE STARTET PLAYING 💀
I'm impressed, really impressed!
A worthy effort on one of the most challenging pieces of music ever composed. Good on ya for stretching yourself into unfamiliar territory. Brava!
That’s amazing my voice would of been cracking
Omg you have the best voice ever!! Love it! And always don’t Doubt yourself!! Believe In Yourself!✨
It’s giving ✨penthouse vibes✨❤
This is actually amazing
Why does it always say “attempt 1” if she does it perfectly anyway
Because she wants to look good
@@K-Popfolife or maybe it’s her first attempt
She actually didn't do it perfectly. I'm a classically trained singer and can hear the difference. She's straining because she's not using the right techniques and not controlling her breath to push the sound out so she's struggling at the end.
Because it’s far from perfect. She has the range for it but don’t she the techniques to hit the demand of those high Fs.
Normal people : oh waw queen of the night by mozart.
K-drama lovers: Penthouse :") YAK JOO DAN TAE!! 🙃
Bae Rona and Oh Yoon-hee singing this is perfection🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
@@sphesihleslingile6743 exactly!!!!!!!!
It sounds exactly same as the drama😅
She killed it!
I heard this piece when I was 5 and I thought it was cool so I tried it. I hit every note right away. Today I’m 12 and sang it in choir for my teacher. I’m in an all boys class. By the time I finished I left every person with their draw on the floor.
Omg you did so good girl well done💯
The Penthouse fam, where y'all at? I can't help but see cheon seo jin and oh yoon hee in this👀
Totally
I'm a choir girl and can't so you did good. It's that last part I can never dream of doing that you did perfectly.
You go girl. Love this
Everyone else:she has such a beautiful voice
Me:she’s drinking fiji water
I'm no expert, but I think you did a really great job for someone who doesn't sing opera. Were you classically trained at any point🙂? And I'm sure you're amazing overall 🙂
Very nice placement for that opera sound!
you sound so good. well done
No one
Literally no one
Me : trying it after the video and laughing hard just 2 seconds of singing not singing
I mean it's awesome for a first attempt but as an opera fan I can assure it was not clean at all...
That's what I'm saying tho. Comments in here being mad unrealistic/kiss assy lol
duh that's because it was her first time?!? it's obvious
@@floppyrin267 and she's a pop singer????
@@floppyrin267 why are you being rude? They were sharing their opinion. They even acknowledged it was her first time doing it, what are you on??
It’s her first time and she does pop mate
Actually that was impressive. Well done!
This is definitely my friend laughing💀
This was obviously practiced many times, but still great job!
she always say that it's her first try even though it's obviously not, but meh whatever makes her happy.
"Rip my vocal cords"
Rip my ears
You did that really well!