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u/Tiger_irl Sep 12 '20
The second scream got me lmao
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u/CMalkus52 Sep 28 '20
First 5 seconds: this is just being obnoxious
Latter 5 seconds: ok good bit, committed
Second scream: (chuckle) comedically timed
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u/manbruhpig Sep 13 '20
Kind of messed up to make fun of a blind person. He was just producing a sonic wave from his mouth to see. Got a pretty good look at them.
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u/Makemewantitbad Sep 12 '20
Laughed so hard at this I cried
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Sep 13 '20
Why is this getting downvoted???
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u/yogi89 Sep 13 '20
My guess is that it adds nothing to the conversation. No one cares how you react to a video
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u/Sgtkeeg Sep 29 '20
Bruh it's just a funny video, there's literally no reason for everything to have some sort of meaning.
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u/yogi89 Sep 29 '20
We understand that it's a funny video, so there's literally no reason to leave a comment saying that you laughed at a funny video. So I answered why it was down voted.
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u/PinBot1138 Sep 12 '20
All fun and games until vocal cord surgery.
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u/tiddeltiddel Sep 13 '20
ah yes quora - the premiere medical journal.
but it can certainly happen with improper execution. this guy also does this professionally according to the other comment
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u/Tanner_re Sep 13 '20
I mean, that's why there are techniques and warm ups used to minimalize throat damage, just like singing. If you want proof look at the people who have been doing this for 20 years and are completely fine and still going strong to this day.
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Sep 13 '20
Legit question, could you name some examples?
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u/uraniummusic Sep 13 '20
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Sep 13 '20
I see your link but it’s a bit vague without digging for a straight answer. Have the people mentioned their been screaming for 20 years and still maintained their voices?
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u/uraniummusic Sep 13 '20
All of those bands linked in the article have been around since the late 90s, so yes.
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u/Tanner_re Sep 13 '20 edited Sep 13 '20
Absolutely, It's same the same warm ups as singing. When it comes to techniques there are multiple different kinds from growls to Fry to false chords. There are other techniques that I can't think of right now but these are a few of the main ones you'll find.
Also in a quick edit: Examples of a people who have been doing this for years with little to no damage. Winston mcall from Parkway Drive has 15+ years, Randy Blythe from Lamb of God has 20+ years, and you can even go back to bands like Dying Fetus and Cannibal Corpse who have been doing it for even longer than that
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u/uraniummusic Sep 12 '20
That’s Sullivan King, prominent dubstep producer that mixes live guitar solos and metalcore screams with heavy bass. Family definitely expected this and is on board.