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I don’t mean singing in a foreign language, I mean if they aren’t enunciating their words.

There is a style of singing where the singer rolls one word into the next word, or just cuts a word off. I find it distracting and I tend to skip the song very quickly when I realize what they are doing.

While it is a popular way to sing, I have never enjoyed it. I heard some of it in the 1980s but it wasn’t widely used. Today I find a lot more singers doing it.

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[–] [email protected] 5 points 2 days ago

Depends on the type of metal.

Hair metal bands from the 80's most were easy to understand. Most of AC/DC was easy to understand.

Opera is that rare exception. Not much into it. But once in a while there is something there that I do enjoy