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Don’t Make A Fool Of Yourself! – The Right And Wrong Way To Sing Karaoke

Does the thought of singing karaoke in front of a room full of drunken strangers make you break out in a cold sweat? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Karaoke strikes fear in the hearts of millions of other people, even superheroes are not immune to the sway of open mic karaoke.

Singing karaoke doesn’t have to be an anxiety inducing event. Just follow these simple Do’s and Don’ts and you’ll be sure to wow the crowd and have a blast doing it.

DO…

• Choose songs that you’re familiar with. You’ll want to sing songs that you know by heart, stuff that you belt out in the shower when you think the rest of your roommates can’t hear you.
• Try to pick popular music that everybody would know. This really wins the audience over and crowd involvement makes karaoke a lot more fun.
• Use the display to guide your timing. Lyrics are often displayed before ahead of time, this takes off the pressure of trying to remember a bunch of lyrics. Just have fun and pretend you’re little again and watching a sing-along video.
• Listen to the vocal monitors that are pointed at you. Pay attention to how you sound. Are you shouting into the mic or singing so softly that no one can hear you? If you’re singing out of tune, you’ll hear it through the monitors. Use this feedback and spare your audience a torturous 3 minutes.
• Do bring along a friend or four for moral support. Many times, people in the audience will be indifferent and this can put a damper on your karaoke machine. Ignore them and pretend you’re just joking around with your friends.
• Practice and you’ll do better the next time. You may find that singing in public is the ultimate high. If you’ve survived your first karaoke experience, the worst is over. Practice and improve in private with your own Home Karaoke Machine. There’s tons of music available and full featured karaoke systems are cheap these days.

DON’T…

• Overestimate your vocal abilities and choose difficult songs. You’ll just be setting yourself up for the ultimate nightmare karaoke experience short of finding yourself naked in front of the crowd.
• Let indifferent audiences affect your performance.
• Try to show off and ignore song and lyric cues. The graphic display is there for a reason.
• Scream into the mic. You’ll get some awful feedback from the microphone and your audience.
• Panic. Karaoke should be fun. Just relax, have a drink or two, and enjoy yourself.