Baritone Sings Mariah Carey #sing #shorts

@Chris Liepe

With the right techniques, it doesn't matter what your voice type is. You can learn to navigate different resonances and placements to sing CRAZY high... Even as a baritone or bass!

[Dzqnn]

Wow the last whistle note killed me :D Nice job man!

[brunos.]

Man, you're insane, versatile and a really good teacher too. I appreciate a lot your channel

[enableroot]

I love the juxtaposition of the title “baritone” and WhIStLe NoTeS?!?!?! Bravo!

[greenfalcon]

you always inspire me to become a better singer. But this is just crazy!!!

[neerkum]

u doing those whistle notes was so amazing and adorable

[goodmaggie]

Your whistle sent me into another stratosphere Chris. AMAZING.

[benjimartinnc]

Nailed it! I think you sing more like a dramatic tenor than a typical baritone.

[bowragak]

Holy shit bro... thats the highest note i have ever heard you hit... so good

[TVForFree]

Beautiful, Chris. That high note at the end was epic!!!

[Benwut]

DAMN! I'm a semi-professional Baritone myself, but that crisp high note and transition to falsetto was CLEAN

[LeSetteMelediEva]

All the glasses in my house exploded XD XD XD XD

[kavyasriram]

This song is insanely difficult for anybody. This song requires so much range and agility and it tests all your registers, WOW you killed it!

[mariahcanary]

The way you changed some of the melodies especially the "I don't know if it's real" was very tastefully done. Very catchy and soulful. 😍

[hellopsp]

You deserve all good things that come to you <3

[duncandedecker]

damn. That whistle is seriously nuts 👏👏👏

[sonjahaynes]

Holly Schmolly!!! Chris when you hit 'that Note' is definitely the Mariah coming out inside of You 🙌🏼🇺🇲

[deathrattle]

Trained baritones are the ultimate. I'm convinced.

[Pathd]

Mariah Carey, Dimash and now Chris Liepe. My favourite kettle people. You rock!

[wm]

Would love to hear that highest note as raw audio. Sounds great in mix

[DJIncendration]

0:15 Wow, amazing! You nailed that G6! Yes, I'm good with notes and octaves, and I can tell what note someone sings just by listening to it once.