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I watched it... she sounded good, then took liberties with the melody in the middle of it, and added too much melisma in the last half. And I've noticed EVERY member of Destiny's child does not know how to hold a microphone! She hold it so you cannot see her mouth when they take the frontal camera shot. She looks like she's gonna deep throat the thing. Your'e supposed to hold it about a inch below your chin, darlin...

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The Obamas don't care that Beyonce stole the spotlight because she didn't. Her singing was not even close to upstaging the inauguration. Dramatically removing the ear piece knowing that she lip synched seems arrogant to me since the moment was not authentic. I don't but the excuse that it was too cold to sing live. Celebrities do it all the time so her issue was playing it safe akin to laziness.
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Really who cares? I dont get why people get all up in arms when stars lip sync. Its not like she cant sing and she's done so PLENTY of times like. This is just some stupid sh-t to throw shade on her

Wow, Milli Vanilli? So now you are saying Beyonce faked the vocals on all her albums bc thats what Milli Vanilli did, NOT B. There is no comparison between the two acts. Britney shouldnt even be mentioned in the same breath as them as she sings all her vocals as well. She doesnt pretend to use another person's voice
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Yes it does matter. Compare her to Britney Spears but not Milli Vanilli bc itsnowhere in the same category. She wasnt doing one of her shows here. People didnt pay to hear her sing. This was an event that wasnt even about her. She sings live at her shows but even if she did lip sync, I dont see it as being a big deal. Most singers that lip sync do so bc singing and dancing at the same time is difficult, so you can either half ass both or compromoise and focus on one. Beyonce doesnt walk across the stage. She MOVES and puts on a damn show. People go to her for a performance and she gives them an experience. Has she ever lip synced during one of her concerts? I cant say she hasnt but Ive seen her sing and dance live and she was amazing
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The only issue with that argument is that the cold did not hinder the other singers from singing live, so her critics will continue to slight her as a "less than" vocal technician. James Taylor's voice and range can more easily glide through the cold, however. And as for Kelly Clarkson, she noticeably started MCTOT in her lower register, which sounded efforted, allowing her voice the space to climb to those top notes.

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My only issue with it is the flare she was throwing into it. If she really was using playback and basically lip-syncing it is the flare (the ear-piece moment)that makes me laugh solely because I didn't know she was like that.

Beyonce is a beautiful and talented singer and dancer, nothing changes that.

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Similarly, When you sing the National anthem, that is what one has to do... those lowest notes in the song ("say", and "Gleaming", and "Stripes") need to be sung as low as you can muster, so you won't be out of your range when it comes to the high notes. The biggest thing for me, is this is a black woman singing for the first black president. She needed to bring her AUTHENTIC self for the performance, even if it wasn't perfect, it needed to be GENUINE... and that was the upshot of Aretha's point. And it was sunny and 46 degrees.. it ain't all that cold. If it was 25... then maybe. Let's keep in mind when Aretha makes comments about not being able to sing well in cold weather, this is a woman who makes the venue shut the air conditioning off when it's 90 degrees outside.

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Reading this makes me sad. The laziness and greed of today's entertainment industry has manipulated you, and conditioned you to accept LESS THAN. That's why many won't accept that. We accepted people lip synchin on American basdstand because it was a show created to promote RECORDS, but NEVER would we dream of accepting lip synching at a live concert or live event years ago. And the concept that you either dance or sing, and you can't do both proficiently is a bunch of hooey.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzQnPz6TpGc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RM1avmMR84U

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