American Got Talent:

So, a girl named Alondra Santos didn't go through.  What I love about this girl is that she has a great, and not only it's a great voice.  She singed in a style not many people sing in here in America.

"The only way you could wow me was if it were different and extrodinary."

I really think they need to watch to what they say because if they're going to say they want something different, then, pick someone who's like many other singers here in America, not different.  That's where I question things.

Once, I auditioned for a teenage idol thing back in H.S., and they said "Next time pick a song that we can understand." I singed in Japanese in a different language because it was different.  Take note, it was only an audition, but they say they had an issue with songs in different languages.  They're not only judging you on your voice, they're judging on your music intrests and that's not OK, nor thoroughly a singing competiton.  But, back to this.  I really don't like the fact they're saying they want someone different, but then chose someone who isn't.

I don't know.  That really irked my nerves because I really liked Alondra, and we know more foreign music here in America.  And, you can write foreign music in English;

I wonder how you NEWGROUNDs folk feel about that.

I am tired of seeing comments on people who like to sing on YouTube and share, but instead of giving them critism they say stuff like, "pls dnt sing ur genes wont allow it"

Please Don't Type.  You suck at spelling, so don't type.  You'll never improve, your genes won't allow it.

Just kidding, you can improve on typing, you're a typer because you do it. 

sing
siNG/
verb
gerund or present participle: singing
1.
make musical sounds with the voice, especially words with a set tune.
"Bella sang to the baby"
 

Everyone is a singer.  It doesn't matter how good you are, or how well you do it.  You're a singer.  Proper singing comes from practice and learning.  Look at a piano player, they don't start out knowing how to play piano, they learn how.  Your voice can be used as an instrument, and you just need to learn on how to play it.  Don't let these people say that they LOL'd hard because it was so out of tune get you down.

Everyone is a singer, even you! Forget the haters! Do you! :) If you do originals, sing them, don't be scared to show the public your work. <3

How are you all on this none-stormy, windy, morning? Getting up and drinking some coffee? Eating breakfast? OK, I don't know what to say.  Um. New single coming! I'll actually do a proper recording of the vocals at a recording studio, but I am releasing a rough draft because I need something up other than covers.  So, check out "I am in love with you." The composition is pretty.  I promise to keep all of my songs unique, so, that's all I wanna say. Also, I want to captioned this picture.  "*Gasp* A spider??"  I think I might eventually do an Agitha Lolita look~

I am nothing special really.

I am just myself, and I want to inspire people to be themselves and not pressured to be someone who they think they need to be.

So, if I interest you; I am into a genre of music called 'visual kei'. This genre is based on fashion and themed music. Basically, it's filled with very unique fashion that some find "anime like".  So, since you understand that much, there's a side you need to know.  I am few of the visual kei artists who like to crossdress.  I am not transgender, or do I consider myself gender queer.  I don't partically think clothes should be categorized from gender.  If woman chosen to wear jeans if they liked it (back in the 50s), then I think men should be able to wear dresses because like how they look. :)

My inspiration is YOHIO, obviously.  I did have a account here before, but, I was afraid to post things any further because of somethings people post about people hating and saying how untalented they are. But, now I am like. Wow, I was such a wuss. I am 100% me now, and I came to learn that I don't care if I embarass myself or what.  I think for myself, not for anyone! So please. If you have a problem with what I do -- please don't listen to my music.