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All right, here we

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go. There is a house. Cool. In New

Orleans they call.

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Do you know the song or you too young?

Too young.

of

many poor

boy and

God I

know I'm

one making

this sexier

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the rising sun.

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Feels more swishy, but Oh, no. I know

this song.

Okay.

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She my new blue dreams.

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Gigi, I have a question for you. Just

you and

me. From this amount of belting that you

do, twang, all this upper stuff, are you

able to never get fatigued, tight,

sore, tired voice?

Honestly, I'm waiting for hopefully

you'll answer. Honestly, no. No. I'm I'm

genuinely wondering because this sounds

completely loose, completely relaxed. It

obviously sounds fantastic. Um, but I I

genuinely do wonder if if this takes a

toll on you at all because it's not just

about

having fabulous technique. It it is, you

know, when we're in the moment, when

we're live, and these are live, right?

These are live. Yeah. Yeah. I mean,

whatever. They're Yeah. They're touched

up or whatever, but but I think these

are live takes. Takes. So that tells me

and all of the songs you sing, Gigi, are

wild. Okay. They're all wild. They're

all rooted. They're all designed to show

your voice off. Uh so I just wonder if

it ever if you ever feel it or if you

always come out of these things

completely loose, relaxed, and

unfatigued. Inquiring minds want to

know. But you you you sound absolutely

great. I don't ask this because I'm

hearing anything. I ask this because I'm

not hearing anything, but still it's

just it's a crazy amount of of

athleticism vocally.

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And I also don't hear her o hyper or

overuse twang so that we still like we

always get lots of thickness and

juiciness. It's not like she's taking

shortcuts all the time.

Not that twang is bad or a shortcut,

people. It's just a technique.

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Yeah, this is so good.

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[Applause]

Yeah. That's one of the only times I've

heard her put an H in. And it's

completely on purpose to be a sassy

diva.

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Do you think she'll ever show up in TV

and movies?

I say that because beautiful. She Oh,

yeah. She's stunningly beautiful, but

she's also

extremely expressive and very, very fun

to watch. Actually, I watch her mouth a

lot. She makes some beautiful shapes and

sounds, but she is just fearless when it

comes to sort of playing the role of

each song. Sexy, sassy, whatever it is.

Like I don't know. Oh, maybe she You

think maybe she's already in something?

It says she's singer. Oh, yeah. Uh she's

known for a family affair, a broken

marriage trial. So she Four sisters

before the wedding. Okay. So, she's she

is she's been in a few. She's haven't

seen that one, but that's on my list.

Okay. Can Can we like weave a clip of it

into one of these? Like, I'd love to see

what it feels like. Okay. I can try to

sush it up. Yeah. Like, I just want to

see what it feels like when she's Yeah.

I mean, when she's doing this, she's

playing herself. She's playing a

character, but she's playing herself.

So, I'm kind of curious. Like, I think

she'd be great. I think she'd be

fantastic. Yeah, absolutely.

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Was she on a singer show?

No. So, she did her own thing by via

social media. Like that's how she's

risen herself to fame or no? I don't

know. Let's see.

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She competed. Uh she rose to fame when

she competed on

Tawagalan on It's Showtime. So one of

their Yeah. singy shows. Okay. That's uh

d and

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then then Yeah. Then she did acting as

well. So that also got her out there.

But that was what her rise to fame being

on the show. So great as a singer. As a

singer. As a singer. Yes. She Sorry.

Sorry. On a competition. Yeah. Of

course.

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Oh my god, his pick guard has someone's

face on it. Or am I cray? Oh no, you're

not cray. You're right.

Is it Jesus?

Who was that to?

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Oh,

mother.

Tell your

children not to

do what I

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spent your

lives

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in the house of the

rising sun.

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You're one for all the

the foot of the

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train. I'm

going to

go. So again, she is extremely play

playful with not just tone but vowels.

She uses vowel shapes to also make

whatever genre she's kind of bringing to

life in their

reinterpretation. She uses vowels to

really solidify the genre shifts. She

has kind of a set of rockier vowels. She

can she she absolutely uses the softer,

rounder, warmer vowels when she's doing

a more sweet ballad. But she is

constantly playing playing through

vowels.

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I love

that like that's so

fun playing with it. I love Yeah, it's

super playful. Yeah.

What even is

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So, we hear her kind of exhaling that

kind of sound at the end of phrases,

which completely convinces us that she's

pretty much pained, right? that the

character, the character she's playing,

who is her, is not only in the emotion

of the song and the

lyrics, but is is genuinely creating it,

feeling it, feeling it, creating it.

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Like, do you honestly think she gets to

the end of a song or several songs like

this and feels nothing? Like, it's wild.

I don't know. It's wild. Yeah,

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drool. Drool coming out of my mouth.

She's a crazy crazy

vocalist like Yeah. Yeah. It's really

amazing.

It's so, you know, it's so athletic

without sounding masturbator potato.

It's true. It does not sound like

someone purposefully pushing themselves

too hard or showing off for the sake of

showing off, but it's bananas.

But that's the thing why I've said in

the past that her band leader is so

amazing because they create vibes and

arrangements that absolutely play. Well,

I think she has many strengths and can

lean into many different vibes and

genres, but they're all designed with

her in mind. Absolutely. They're all

designed with her in mind. What a

fantastic team of musicians. I'll say it

forever. I love that Kelly Clarkson

riff. Let's tech talk about it. First,

we have what I call an upward

bounce. Then a quick three note riff

that starts by lifting up a semmit tone

and

descending. Do you hear them? Then

another three note riff, but this time

we scoop into

it. Do you hear that little

scoop? And she finishes it off with a

snatch downwards. By that I mean she

ends the whole thing by pulling the

melody down. Bye.