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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 4:27pm
TheFlash6
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Could you handle the peer pressure whether you're a good singer or not?
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 4:32pm
Ferret
1,698 posts
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No. I know this because I once tried when I was in Junior High, I've blacked out the experience totally but my parents won't match my gaze when I ask them I my performance was. I expect I froze up. :)
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 6:34pm
TheFlash6
68 posts
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lol I'd probaly do the same thing, though i Have done Karaoke.
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 6:42pm
Terry_The_Disco_King
3,050 posts
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I was in a musical performance that opened about a month ago, and I was only disappointed that I didn't get any solos. Each night, the 500-seat theater was sold out. I still had plenty of lines.
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 6:49pm
StormWalker
1,817 posts
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Singing...me.....nope. Unless I'm being purposely annoying, and the only songs I have the patience to memorize are the ones that either a) are really short and by Tobuscus, or b) not even in this language.
And I can't even talk in front of ten people. Singing, in front of a hundred?In your dreams.
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 6:51pm
daleks
2,535 posts
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No. I have horrible stage freight. I am also just extremely awkward around people I have not bet before. If they were all friends it would still be bad but not as bad. I cannot sing well but I am not as bad as some people.
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 7:39pm
R2D21999
4,776 posts
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Already happened to me, but I did it in front of my class for a laugh and I did it in a fake high voice.
So not necessarily a hundred people for me but yeah I'll try it. Only if I'm allowed to sing "Santa Clause is Coming to Town," in a fake voice.
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Posted Mar 5, '13 at 8:34pm
killersup10
1,605 posts
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Killersup sang for his 450+ school, solo a while back, then sang infront of about 350+ parents solo...musical. :p
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Posted Mar 6, '13 at 5:28am
Strop
10,635 posts
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I did a free style rap in front of the whole school at battle of the bands once. And followed it up with beatboxing.
Yeah, it was kind of weird.
Then again as a musician I've played in sold out concerts in the main auditorium of the Sydney Opera House (about 2600 seats), so 100+ is no biggie. Playing an instrument though, not singing, no. I don't think anybody would really want to hear that haha.
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Posted Mar 9, '13 at 1:41pm
xAyjAy
1,524 posts
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is singing in front of many people like reading something in front of many people? if yes, then i have no problem. i get nervous but i won against my stagefright.
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