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More people being bias again. She lip synched on Angel's Song in whatever concert I watched it on...
How do I know? Take anyone who has the common sense of knowing how one's breath rate interacts with singing. She bounces around, spins, and dances all over the place while still singing at a completely normal pace with no breaths that you can hear. For those who are DDR players and like to sing a long, do WakaLaka on heavy mode and sing the entire song without messing up your vocals once. "but I'm not a professional singer and she is". Doesn't matter. Professional or not you can't manage a steady breath rate without being ultra althetic and even then it's difficult to manage.
So push you "i luv yuo ayu KEKEKEKEKE ^_____________^ shes too perfect!! KAWAII!" aside and open your eyes. Lot's of singers lip sync whether you believe it or not.
She doesn't lip sync her entire concert of course not, but songs that require way too much movement, i.e; Angel's Song, she does.
Granted she can somewhat run across the stage singing Evolution's chorus, she still fuzzes out a few times when doing that and then somehow can sing just perfectly on que with Angel's Song? k...
Just because an artist lip sync's doesn't mean they sync'd it to the album version of the song. Do a pre-recording at rehearsal of the artist just standing and singing so when it records, it records the actual live version and then is played back when him/her performs so it still maintains its 'live' sound just that it isn't live.
This is almost as pointless as saying her tears are real all the time during her concerts. Memorial Address is a perfect example of that. Fake tears? Of course. Tear glands tell all 90% of the time, her glands weren't swollen then when the music picks up she's suddenly super happy again?
Last edited by LX Ayu; 29th December 2004 at 04:09 PM.
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