[ SECRET POST #2578 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2578 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, she's an awful singer, that's why she's been on Broadway for years. Absolutely no vocal talent whatsoever.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I think she was pretty good in Wicked but I think her voice has gotten really grating with age and lack of use, really. It's difficult to sing high notes for young singers, let alone a woman of her age. Really I think they should have made Elsa's notes lower.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, because only talented, qualified people ever have careers. There is no such thing as successful actors or singers (or, for that matter, people in other fields) who suck at their job. What world do you live in? oO

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently, in the same bizarro world where people think Idina Menzel can't sing. It's a very sad world. No one has any taste.

[(Anonymous)]

All I said is that success doesn't automatically mean someone has talent and/or skill. A lot of untalented, unskilled people are still successful. And nobody says you can't like Idina Menzel or her voice, but objectively her singing technique is not particularly good. If that doesn't bother you, good for you.