[IWasHere]

Originally posted by mariska

There are multiple subgenres of dance.. some that are more traditionally "dancey" than others.

Ur comments about wat U consider dance music are a bit confusing.

[mariska]

Originally posted by caerbayn

No they do NOT, especially in the style Beyonce sings, because they require a combination of power and agility that Gaga is unable to demonstrate.

"Gaga does rock (soft or hard rock, tbh) and jazz much better then Beyonce."
Rock is Gaga's DEFAULT genre. Always has been. Just because she adds dance beats doesn't change that.

This is about how easily each of them can manipulate their voice, and Beyonce has proved SEVERAL times that she can cover jazz authentically.

1. Rock isn't her "default" genre, but okay. She only has rock influences in a few of her songs.
2. Beyonce's default genre is R&B and hip-hop. Always has been. Just because she adds dance beats doesn't change that. C wat I did thurr?
3. Beyonce can't manipulate her voice worth ****. I'm sorry, but that's just not true. She sings the same way no matter what genre she's singing in.

When Gaga sings different genres she employs a completely different technique. Beyonce doesn't.

Gaga blows Beyonce out of the water when she sings jazz. No ****ing questions.

[satellites.™]

The fact that people are even saying Britney has me choking with laughter. This is a woman who has NEVER sounded like anything other than Britney Spears. Versatile voice? Katy Perry has more of a versatile voice than Britney.

Beyoncé wins, check the receipts.

[DejaVu]

Originally posted by iBeyoncé.

People keep saying Beyonce's voice is too heavy for Rock yet Tina Turners voice is even heavier and she's considered widely the Queen of Rock & Roll so I don't understand.

Beyonce oversings too much to pull off rock. That's the God's honest truth.

[IWasHere]

Originally posted by satellites™

I am done with life.

[dcode78]

Originally posted by satellites™

The fact that people are even saying Britney has me choking with laughter. This is a woman who has NEVER sounded like anything other than Britney Spears. Versatile voice? Katy Perry has more of a versatile voice than Britney.

[RobynYoBank]

Probably Gaga and Rihanna. Even when Beyonce is doing something new, it sounds like something I've hear from her before.

Gaga's biggest talents lie in Jazz, Country and Rock, but she's shown a lot of power for more urban stuff and is also a classically trained singer.

[rihannafan]

Originally posted by satellites™

The fact that people are even saying Britney has me choking with laughter. This is a woman who has NEVER sounded like anything other than Britney Spears. Versatile voice? Katy Perry has more of a versatile voice than Britney.

Beyoncé wins, check the receipts.

i was about to include her but i got lazy , those youtube music bbcode took me a lot of time

[KORDEI]

Originally posted by satellites™

I am done with life.

[Lasers]

Originally posted by mariska

1. Rock isn't her "default" genre, but okay. She only has rock influences in a few of her songs.
2. If you gonna be using this "default" genre ******** excuse to discredit her singing rock then I'll use it too. Beyonce's default genre is R&B and hip-hop. Always has been. Just because she adds dance beats doesn't change that.
3. Beyonce can't manipulate her voice worth ****. I'm sorry, but that's just not true. She sings the same way no matter what genre she's singing in.

Gaga blows Beyonce out of the water when she sings jazz. No ****ing questions.

Coming from someone who is considered "the beyonce hater", Beyonce is a beast riding jazz.. GAga is not seeing her

[BRITNEY LICIOUS]

Originally posted by satellites™

The fact that people are even saying Britney has me choking with laughter. This is a woman who has NEVER sounded like anything other than Britney Spears. Versatile voice? Katy Perry has more of a versatile voice than Britney.

Beyoncé wins, check the receipts.

Dr. luke or will-i-am think different then u

[i spit on haters]

Originally posted by JClarkSTAN

Teeth is gospel influenced?

I don't think they're referring to the actual studio track but more so the live performances of 'Teeth' from the M.B. -- there's a segment during 'Teeth' that's somewhat gospel influenced during a breakdown she would do with Jesus (her guitarist) and she also touches on religion.

[KeirGrey]

Originally posted by satellites™

The fact that people are even saying Britney has me choking with laughter. This is a woman who has NEVER sounded like anything other than Britney Spears. Versatile voice? Katy Perry has more of a versatile voice than Britney.

Beyoncé wins, check the receipts.

Because she has her own style which she changes to fit different genre's.

[mariska]

Originally posted by Lasers

Coming from someone who is considered "the beyonce hater", Beyonce is a beast riding jazz.. GAga is not seeing her

I die everytime I hear Bey sing scat. Noooo. Just don't.

Gaga sounds like a professional jazz singer. Her technique is perfect. And this is coming from a Jazzbuff.



0:40 - 0:44 proves my point.

[Haus_of_Will]

Let's get real here.

Beyonce >>> Gaga >>>>>> Rihanna ≥ Britney

[J a y]

"Teeth," which sounds like something from Michael Jackson's last studio album as sung by Christina Aguilera, is essentially a gospel ode to S&M; that the closest she gets to another human being involves being tied up & bitten is revealing.

[LadyGagaStan93]

Originally posted by i spit on haters

I don't think they're referring to the actual studio track but more so the live performances of 'Teeth' from the M.B. -- there's a segment during 'Teeth' that's somewhat gospel influenced during a breakdown she would do with Jesus (her guitarist) and she also touches on religion.

before the performances they still cited it as having gospel undertones

It's the clapping and bluesy tone that it has. More so the beat not the lyrics.

[mariska]

Teeth has prominent bluesy R&B influences.

[BRITNEY LICIOUS]

Originally posted by Haus_of_Will

Let's get real here.

Beyonce >>> Gaga >>>>>> Rihanna ≥ Britney

nope
Britney >>> Rihanna >>> Gaga ≥ Beyonce

[i spit on haters]

I agree Mariska. Covering a jazz song isn't the same as sounding like a professional jazz singer, Beyonce does not. Gaga has however and has proved that time and time again.