That's the only thing I thought
that's how I felt. I was like, what has happened, Ariana Grande's voice is
being scrutinized by fans after a recent interview in the second episode
of a two part installment on Penley's Pot Crushed Podcast with The Wicked
Star. Fans were quick to pick up on a sudden change in Ari's speaking voice
which seems to shift at one point in the interview. It's the only thing I
thought about.
That's how I felt. I was like, what has happened?
Yeah, I don't know. But yeah, I've been writing a lot and maybe there's some
more, but I would like to do a deluxe at some point. The clip quickly went
viral on X formerly Twitter creating a lot of chatter in the comments section.
After one fan posts, this voice change is sending me regular Ariana was coming
out for a second. The fan posts another throw a clip of a live stream Q and A,
the eternal sunshine singer once did with fans back in 2020 saying most
people don't know that this deep voice is her real voice. Mama. Stay in that
high voice. Hello, everyone. Thank you. For coming to this premiere. Another
chimes in i low key hate Ariana's new voice. I miss the way she used to speak.
Her new voice is just so force to me but not everyone agrees. Another ex
user says this is simply what happens when you are a talented singer, writing.
Of course, as a vocalist, she'll have multiple voices and this person pulls
an old interview clip of Ari in which she explains, she fluctuates her voice
to preserve it during interviews saying here, Ariana talks about speaking in a
higher place to preserve her voice. It's something some singers do. One
thing is for sure, Ariana has been through some serious vocal training in
recent years. In the new interview, she details everything she went through to
audition for the role of Glinda in Wicked, which she of course eventually
landed. As Aria explains, she had to train her voice to hit those high notes.
So I was in
vocal lessons and acting lessons with Eric Vitro and Nancy Banks for like
months before my first audition because Glynda a soprano, like opera soprano,
not in the way that I'm like a soprano in my pop, whatever. It's just a very
different placement in the voice.