"Toddlers will belt out off-key tunes at the top of their lungs, dance with abandon down the aisles of a supermarket, or colour on walls and floors, never questioning their ability".
Complete with crayon-colored scenery and unabashedly off-key show tunes, this Pet Collective-produced video of the "The Lion King," as retold by a child, is an incredibly cute homage to the children's classic.
The album opens with "The Phone Call That Changed My Life," which uses off-key Auto-Tune and dubstep drops not to induce pleasure, but to capture the body horror and anxiety she experienced when she found out she was carrying.
The longhaired Malibu resident spent the morning vigorously strumming off-key renditions of tunes Hendrix had turned into pyrotechnic masterpieces.
Instead they found themselves among a sparse crowd at a tacky club in Soho, listening to an off-key singer doing show tunes and being served overpriced drinks by shirtless bartenders.
She's gloriously absurd, whether abruptly wailing like a child in the middle of an airport when she gets dumped by text message or doing her best to shed her uptightness at a business party, belting out a karaoke tune just off-key enough to sound real while executing some of the funniest bad-dance moves ever to lurch across a movie screen.
That doesn't mean you have to dine in silence or to a repertory of golden oldies played off-key on an out-of-tune piano.
The music he makes with strangely tuned strings and off-key piano chords, is, he says, 'always dictated by the lyrics', which tend to be obscure and, at times, wilfully nonsensical.
She was also the only member of the cast who could dance and hold a tune in Bogdanovich's off-key musical At Long Last Love (1975).
Most famously, West barely rapped on the album, instead singing through a slathering of Auto-Tune meant not to disguise his off-key singing but to underline it.
