Oh really? What note is it then?

sup

& I not afraid

Happy birthday mate

When the air pressure passing through your vocal cords is too strong, they begin to literally break apart, into falsetto. This is when your neck muscles step in to help keep your cords together. If this happens at a high pitch, the false cords will meet and start vibrating, resulting in distortion. But if you go very very high, the FVF will meet regardless (like that A6 video).

Now when the neck muscles step in, your vocal cords don't have room to stretch, so reaching higher notes in the modal register becomes hard. The difference between Matt and Jimmy is that Matt's neck muscles step in a lot earlier, and therefore his break occurs a lot earlier.

Yeah falsetto's not that impressive. Showbiz is way easier than say, SFA or Hyper Music.

He still has those random high notes in him.

He's just lazy.

Haven't been on Twitter for a while, will have a look~

Is that LOL at the note or Matt missing the mic? Because I can't hear it in other videos... but it's the exact same note he hits. Weird.

So... C6 at 0:17 and 0:19. Not sure what the first one is, Matt missed the mic?

You were waiting for a facepalm.

So I gave you one.

Haters gon' hate.

That's basically what I meant. It's arguably a note, but it's more of an "accidental" note.

Hey Illinois. You have some awesome taste in music my friend.

That's debatable

Can't believe I forgot to reply with this.

Not bad. We get a lot of trolls.

He's just muttering in a frequency range, there is no clear pitch. Anyway the range is roughly between F#2 and G#2.

That's not a note.

Maybe it's destiny.

Those who beef in a thread

And then wander to bed

Will wake in the morn

And find themselves warned

Hell yes! Night-time patrol to the rescue. We ban peeps while you sleep.

I may work on a Guiding Light cover. It will be dedicated entirely to you, of course.

Erm... how am I supposed to answer that? Good, I guess?