I do NOT like Lean On. I've said it before, but it's boring and never peaks, which is kind of crucial for a party song. I can't believe the same guy who made the modern party classic TDFW produced this poop.
I can do the inside note, but I'm sure it will sound kinda bad recorded on my cheap ass phone. I think my highest is probably G#6 and then I can kinda sorta do A6 but I strain a biT and then I've done a B6 once or twice but it sounds pitchy and just not pleasant.
I can get the pitches without a problem up to like C7, but past that it's hit or miss glissandos I can hold the notes without issue pretty often, but separating and hitting the pitches is a pain.
When the highest note you've ever sang is only an A6 and really you can only go up to F#5 on a regular basis
Although I hit a C#2 this morning so I'm not gonna pity myself hihi
I've hit a C#2 before, but my consistent range is basically Eb2 - G#5 and then spastic "whistle" notes. I have no upper chest voice at all though, I serve Xtina by straining so bad
Really has 3, but most people pronounce it with 2.
You can probably use it as a two syllable, Carly Rae Jepsen has I Really Like You and she's using two syllables, I think the judges will also read it with two as well.
I've hit a C#2 before, but my consistent range is basically Eb2 - G#5 and then spastic "whistle" notes. I have no upper chest voice at all though, I serve Xtina by straining so bad
My consistent range in chest is Eb2/E2 up to F#4 and sometimes G4 belting and with head voice I can go up to F#5 and sometimes G5 and really really rarely higher than that. I used to have a less than 2 octave range when I was going through puberty so I got insecure and worked really hard on my range. Now honestly I could care less lol I have enough range to sing most songs so it doesn't really matter to me anymore.
I can hold the notes without issue pretty often, but separating and hitting the pitches is a pain.
