Pro Vocal Coach's Song & Vocal Analysis of REN-'Vincent's Tale' THE BEDROOM

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  @ChrisLovesMusic-I-IV-V-I · 8 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2cejWNInUo&amp;t=756">12:36</a> I&apos;d wager that the majority of his fans are here for both. I certainly am.

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  @Thomas.Saunders · 8 months ago

  Man, I so wish you had the time and to go back and do this kind on analysis on some of Ren&apos;s back catalog that you haven&apos;t yet covered. Thanks very much for this reaction.

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  @fooguwu · 8 months ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2cejWNInUo&amp;t=1408">23:28</a> Ren is constantly making small references to his own work, borrowing a quick tune or a phrase or a word or even a single syllable like he did here, using that same &quot;so&quot; from Chalk Outlines but ending it as the word &quot;souls&quot;. It&apos;s one of the features that makes his music feel so unique, because if you listen to a lot of his stuff these little ties between them give this impression that his body of work is truly this single cohesive body. I&apos;ve never seen another artist do that and felt the feelings that it gives me, it&apos;s really captivating

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  @LeesaDeAndrea · 8 months ago

  I never listened to rap before Ren. Now I really enjoy Ren&apos;s rap. I think what makes his rap songs listenable to non-rap listeners is the musicality of it, the lyrics that have purpose and meaning, and how it changes throughout the song. Also, just Ren himself. Renegades know Ren is special.

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  @rachaelogrady9820 · 8 months ago

  It&apos;s funny that you mention fans and how we might prefer different genres of his. &nbsp;I haven&apos;t been exposed to a lot of rap or hip hop, but I equally love all Ren&apos;s work, and am now diving into old school hip-hop and rap to learn about it. &nbsp;Ren has forced me to learn to appreciate genres that I would not have before. &nbsp;I suspect this may be the same with other Renegades. &nbsp;As a wordie, I am gobsmacked by his use of the language, the alliteration, the metaphors, the double and triple meanings etc. He&apos;s just so damn skilled at everything :D

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  @mothra54 · 8 months ago

  Never felt rap as being accessible to me at 71 until I heard Ren. His word play and multiple meanings are so fascinating.

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  @kellyt5341 · 8 months ago

  Ren could sing, rap, or poetically quote the phone book and I&apos;m here for it, &nbsp;as are many others. &nbsp;This musician/artist is grass roots and doing these masterpiece&apos;s basically by himself along with his small team while fighting a chronic disease that takes him down temporarily, &nbsp;and then he claws his way back up again. &nbsp;He actually puts the record labels to shame...he does all this for a fraction of the price. &nbsp;He actually cares and believes everything he sings about, &nbsp;that is why there is authentic emotion in all his music. He isn&apos;t PAID to care, &nbsp;because deep down he actually cares!

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  @ShootAndyPandy · 8 months ago

  Richard killed Screech took an absence from work therapy and on his 1st day back he comes across Vincent who has just stabbed someone

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  @Padma32 · 8 months ago (edited)

  Other reactors have commented on his guitar solo sounding like his singing. I&apos;m not a musician and it never occurred to me that a whammy bar is like vocal vibratto. I learn so much watching reactors like you. <br><br>From a purely emotional place, his solo transports me to my own teenage bedroom, seeking catharsis for my depression and anger in the raging guitars of heavy metal music. It&apos;s euphoric. I get so many of these unexpected nostagic moments in his music.

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  @dweav20 · 8 months ago

  I feel like I watched a two hour musical in a 10 minute song

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  @Iliyena87 · 8 months ago (edited)

  His kind of rapping makes him unique, I still don&apos;t listen to other rap, he is still the first rapper I play at home, in the car, at work. The non mumble, switching of tempos, beats by him, variations of the same things, the dept with double or triple meanings makes it special and interesting! He took in so much stuff from other works to find, just that Depression part is painful, then the Chalk Outlines, and some ryhmes and so on. What we don&apos;t know it what came first, parts of this used in those songs or in the order of release. Love it, nice fanservice!

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  @MichaelCRush · 8 months ago

  The end shots bring it back to Vincent&apos;s Tale: Self Portrait.

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