*ｓａｍｍｉ* · 1 decade ago
One word.
Ellie Golding.
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*ｓａｍｍｉ* · 1 decade ago
Okay that was two words and I'm pretty sure I spelt her name wrong
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Vic Fuentes* · 1 decade ago
One Directioooon!
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AlyssaXx4434 · 1 decade ago
Not only British people...
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Hello_My_Hate · 1 decade ago
It's because while you sing you elongate the vowels in your words, thus making any person with an "accent" not have one.
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Softball_23 · 1 decade ago
Wait what do you mean by physics?
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icey · 1 decade ago
me either lol
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the_person_no_one_sees · 1 decade ago
I don't understand it either! When I heard Adele on the radio I thought she was American.
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perfect2me · 1 decade ago
Haha, I'm English and always thought that about American singers
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jillianokelman69 · 1 decade ago
Why do you mean by that? Does it sound like we get British accents or something? Irish wondering this sounds kinda interesting
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perfect2me · 1 decade ago
Yeah it does, its like Americans sound British when singing
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jillianokelman69 · 1 decade ago
Wow that's pretty cool, I neer knew that
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courtneylanningxoxo · 1 decade ago
Okay I'm gonna sound all weird when I say this but I was working with my singing teacher and I asked her the exact same question because I didn't know either and appaarently it's because when you lift your soft pallat (however you spell it) when you're singing, it takes away the accent or something... close to that anyways, haha.
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