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The Holy Saint, Grand High Poobah, Master of Monkeys, Ehlers:
I advocate it.
I was walking to work "singing" along with Too Much Joy on "King of Beers" and it made several people smile. It felt good.
I just wanted to share.
Kudos.
Shaggy:
How do you know they were smiling at you? :o :o :o
Bastille:
--- Quote from: Shaggy on March 04, 2009, 10:09:48 PM ---How do you know they were smiling at you? :o :o :o
--- End quote ---
What's that suppose to mean Shaggy?
Bastille
readerMom:
If you have access to a four-yr-old, get them to do it. It is highly enjoyable and can give you fits of giggles for hours afterward.
Bookstore Guy:
late to the party - oh well.
another aspect of lip synching that i have recently changed my thoughts on is the following:
if a singer is terribad, would I rather listen to a mixed-cleaned-altered-sung-by-another-person song, or the awful rendition in the person's real voice that makes me wonder if the Apocalypse has come and I am in Hell?
Answer: if they absolutely MUST be out and about pretending to be good (yes all you pop-blond-divas, i am looking at you), then please yes, don't actually sing. It is hazardous to the health of the populace.
That is all.
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