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In Defense of Jerma's Worst Voice Crack

The beloved Twitch streamer Jeremy “Jerma985" Elbertson receives a great deal of flak for the wide variety of strange, often unsettling noises he makes while streaming– and much of the time, rightly so. Nevertheless, in this video, with the help of some introductory level music theory, I intend to definitively prove to all the RAVENOUS and TOXIC chat members out there that one of the most infamous of Jerma’s noises, a purported “worst voice crack ever,” is not only not a flaw in his singing, but actually a stroke of improvisatory genius. No one asked for this, and I myself recognize how absolutely unnecessary it was to make– but the inner gnawing can only go on for so long... 00:00 Introduction and Jerma Clip 01:50 Pitches and Scales 02:37 Chords 04:18 Harmonizing a Simple Melody 06:37 Extra-scalar Pitches 07:54 The Secondary Dominant 09:03 Analyzing Jerma's Infamous Worst Voice Crack 11:09 The Truth about Jerma's "Voice Crack" 11:43 Conclusion and Victory Clip borrowed from a stream by: twitch.tv/jerma985 Intro/outro music: Mahler, Symphony No. 6 in A minor, Movement IV    • Mahler - Symphony No.6 in A minor "Tragic"...   FromSoftware image macro creator: rezuaq.be/new-area/image-creator/ Where to find my own terrible creations: statencreative.com Note: I don’t actually have anything against musicologists. Sorry about the buzzing A-flat key.