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Who is the High Note Shuttle in Virtual Groups?
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- Recently, a short video titled "Virtual Group High Note Shuttle Collection" has become a hot topic on YouTube.
- High-note singers from each group, including Rerevolution Jack, PlayB Noah, Isesdol Lilpa, and PsychoD Gamjai, were introduced, garnering attention from fans.
- Fans are expressing their admiration for the virtual idols' powerful high notes through comments and are looking forward to seeing them engage in a high-note battle on a live stage.
A collection of virtual idols with high-pitched voices is gaining attention. LIRevolution's Jack, PlayWave's Noah, and ISEDOL's Lilpa are some of the notable members. Fans are cheering for their high-pitched vocals.
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A YouTube video discussing the best high-pitched singers among virtual groups is gaining popularity.
A short video titled "Virtual Group High-Note Singers" is attracting attention among fans. The video features the members from various groups known for their high notes.
Jack from LIRevolution catches the eye first. As the leader and main vocalist of the team, Jack has a powerful voice and a wide vocal range. He frequently takes on the role of hitting the high notes in the climax of songs.
Noah from PlayWave has a high vocal range, capable of reaching up to an eight-octave high note. He is known for his powerful vocals and accurate pitch, earning him recognition as a typical rock vocalist.
Lilpa from ISEDOL has a background in vocal music and jazz, majoring in the field. She possesses a very strong voice and solid fundamentals, taking on high-note parts in choruses and climaxes.
Gamijeon from Psycho-D has a past as an idol trainee at a well-known agency. He is recognized as an exceptional singer within the group, even taking on the role of vocal directing for Psycho-D's released songs.
Fans expressed their admiration for the virtual idols' powerful high notes through comments. Many expressed their desire to see them engage in a high-note battle during live performances.
