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What's Your Karaoke Style?

What's Your Karaoke Style?

Can we figure this out without hearing you sing? We'll give it a shot.

When your mouth is singing karaoke, what's the rest of your body doing?

Dancing around, making crazy faces.
Hiding behind someone else.
Making lots of big, sweeping gestures.
Facing my karaoke partner, and maybe holding his/her hand.
I'm probably making a fist. I think it gives my voice more power.
I don't move around much, but I like to think I have expressive eyes.
I'm not sure. Next time, I'll sing in front of a mirror and check.

Your idea of a successful karaoke night involves:

Me, home alone.
Singing in harmony with someone I love.
Other people wishing they were as talented as I am.
A loud audience that quiets down to listen to me sing.
Hearing the audience go wild after my performance.
Having fun, but avoiding the stage completely.
Cracking people up with a creative song interpretation.

What's your favorite word to hold out as an ultra-long note?

Baaaaby...
Yeeeeah...
Ohhhhhh...
Youuuuuu...
I...
Meeee...
None of these. I like my notes short and snappy.

What's the worst possible thing that could happen at karaoke?

My karaoke partner is nowhere to be found, and it's our turn to sing.
There's a competition (with great prizes), and I come in dead last.
Everyone just keeps talking. Nobody even notices me.
Someone puts my name in, without my permission, and pressures me to get on stage.
Someone takes my performance seriously.
Someone laughs at my performance.
Someone hears me sing.

Complete the following sentence using your infinite karaoke wisdom:

If someone is a terrible singer, he/she should:

Take a chance and get up there anyway.
Act like he/she is awesome. People might not notice.
Sing a song in a non-traditional style, so people won't compare it to the original.
Sing with someone else who's equally bad.
Get out of my way.
Stay as far from the mic as possible.
Stay home.

The thought of posting a karaoke video of yourself online for a contest makes you say...

"Where do I sign up?"
"I hope they give points for creativity!"
"Can I get a detailed run-down on how I'm being judged?"
"Maybe? but I'll have to be in the right mood.'
"I am NOT going to do this alone."
"Wait -- other people would see it, and hear me sing? That's not gonna happen."
"Mmph." (That's the sound of me hiding under the covers and squeaking in fear through a pillow.)

Which of these locations makes you want to burst into song?

A new karaoke club with a great sound system.
A karaoke club that's kind of old and dingy, and feels like it has a history.
A stage with a live band and a loud crowd.
A comfy couch against the back wall of the karaoke place.
A table strong enough to support my weight.
The shower, but only if I'm positive nobody can hear me.
The right half of the spotlight.

If someone took a photo of you mid-karaoke, you'd probably look...

Like I'm singing my heart out.
Like I'm having a great time with my friends.
Absolutely insane.
Absolutely horrified.
Kinda sweet and corny.
Serious, like I'm really concentrating on the music.
Like my heart is breaking.

OK, who bought the cheap equipment? Your song is playing, but the lyrics aren't popping up. You:

Don't even notice. I'm too busy performing to look at the screen.
Wouldn't care. I only choose songs I know really well.
Let someone else sing the verses. I'll join in on the chorus.
Stick with "la la la" sounds until the lyrics start up again.
Try to fake it. If I can't remember the real lyrics, I'll make up my own on the spot.
Let my karaoke partner guide me. I'm lost on my own.
Start over with a new song.

Some karaoke places add lots of reverb (that echo effect) to the sound of your voice. Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

Bring on the reverb! It makes me feel like a rock star.
If it changes my voice for the better, I like it.
Does it work on harmonies, too? If so, crank it up.
I like the way it adds extra emotion to my vocals.
I'm okay with it, unless it makes it hard to understand what I'm singing.
I'm neutral. I haven't experienced this "reverb" thing.
No effects necessary. I sound amazing on my own.

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