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The sampled voices sound neither like Michael Jackson nor Weird Al. A good effort, but a professional impersonator could likely do better on either front.
by distantsounds 3y ago
The sampled voices sound neither like Michael Jackson nor Weird Al. A good effort, but a professional impersonator could likely do better on either front.
- nemo44x 3y agoIt sounds like Weird Al trying to be Michael Jackson trying to be Weird Al.
- Reventlov 3y agoAs a non native speaker, it does sound a bit like Michael Jackson imo…
- hinkley 3y agoSometimes I’ll watch a movie with voiceover work, where some character has a very specific accent, and I’ll be watching along for twenty minutes and the VA will let slip just a couple syllables of their real voice and my ears will prick up and I’ll think, hey I know this guy. Isn’t that… oh the guy from the thing. From <wrong movie>, no wait I mean <other movie>? Yes, it is. That’s what this sounds like. Five syllables of Michael Jackson while he’s trying to be Action Hero or Big Villain, or Funny Sidekick (a problem Eddie Murphy has never had, all evidence from Coming to America notwithstanding).
- hinkley 3y agoThe best Michael Jackson interpreter in a town of 50,000 could do better than this. It’s… this is bad.
- code_runner 3y agoI know what you mean. Its more noticeable (imo) on the Michael one.... but its definitely in there. I think the pitch correction is to blame for a bit of the weirdness.