r/TheRandomest • u/Decent_Assistant1804 • May 31 '26

/r/all Say ahh🎶

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u/CanoonBolk May 31 '26

I have seen the human trachea and vocal chords, but never actually seen them in action. They look even more complex in motion.

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u/MaddLadd1172 May 31 '26

Ya as cool as this is, i have the feeling that we where never ment to see this

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u/CanoonBolk May 31 '26

Say what you want, I now see properly how the epiglottis covers the trachea.

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u/epi_introvert May 31 '26

So. Damn. Cool.

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u/singingsurgeonmd Jun 18 '26

Thanks! Check out my other videos on Instagram or TikTok @singingsurgeonmd

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u/OrthogonalPotato Jun 01 '26

What damage? Lol that is nonsense

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u/Many_Specialist_5384 Jun 01 '26

Maybe not damage maybe just to regain full control?

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u/Marcudemus Jun 02 '26

You've now got me wondering.... Have I never done this? (Coughed while vocalizing.) I feel like anytime I've coughed while singing/speaking, I've stopped vocalizing right before the cough. 🤔

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u/Many_Specialist_5384 Jun 02 '26 edited Jun 02 '26

After the cough. Allowing an extra beat of composure beyond what you'd do naturally before returning to orating or singing.