Top 10 Hardest Songs to Sing

As someone else said (trying to imply it was not difficult), CHOIRS sing it. CHOIRS sing a song that was actually a five part harmony by one man. Freddie Mercury single handedly creates a choir out of his amazingly versatile voice. Find another man that can and I'll agree it "isn't that difficult ".
Especially that section in the middle of the song. Very tough indeed.
Also, where is The Show Must Go On? Nobody can sing that song with as much emotion and passion as Freddie Mercury did.
So many different types of singing in this song. You may be able to get one section down, but then there's the next section which won't be anything like the last one
This is a long song, and because of the backup vocals and Mercury's vocals, it can be a challenge for you to sing perfectly.

Whenever I try to sing this song, my voice cracks about twice per second, and that long extension at the end of the word "Painkiller" near the end of the song is nearly impossible to pull off.
This is very difficult start to finish - very fast and high pitched singing, shrieks, screams, and especially his perfect sustain of about 18-19 seconds at the end.
Awesome song. Way harder than Bohemian Rhapsody
Just try to sing this song perfectly, just try, there is a reason this song is ranked IMPOSSIBLE in rock band for all instruments

It makes you switch notes quite quickly and harshly but creates a good texture.
Definitely one of the hardest song to sing.

No human can speak, oifnbwofnbownfbw Make Up! in 1 second except for this dude.
Serj is a total legend.



Serj, what a legend

This is indeed one of the most challenging Linkin Park songs. But Chester himself said that Crawling was actually the hardest Linkin Park song to sing (at least for him)


Difficult because it requires high degree of versatility - there are frequent and sudden switches/transitions, and it needs both smooth angelic soft voice and powerful demonic harsh voice. The emotion is also difficult to replicate. Screams are so melodic.
The song structure is progressive - it has several parts that are not repeated (it doesn't even have a chorus). Great job Hansi Kürsch!

It's over 10 minutes long with tempo changes and Ian Gillan screams for about 2 minutes at the end (after 8:00). These are golden screams.
Good luck doing the scream parts.

This dude has the craziest falsetto I've ever heard and a vocal range of 4+ octaves.

There's a reason why you never hear anyone try to cover it or karaoke it. It's impossible for most people to sing and be able to hit all the notes.
Can you hit whistle notes like her? no? then this song deserves to be on top five, no further comments..
This should be much higher on the list.
How is this not any higher?



The song is about 14 minutes long with difficult vocal lines but the most impressive thing is the series of perfect sustains after 12:30, one of them is about 18 seconds long. Pure eargasm. Great job Michael Kiske!

You need vocal range as well as an ability to scream and to whisper. its really a masterpiece. if you want to see how hard it is to sing 1:1 just see Oli Sykes trying to do it.

I can rap this whole song until the whole part after "hey fab... imma kill you"

The song gradually gets higher as the song goes by, and there usually isn't much room for breath. Range is a huge part of this song, and the whistle tones add another element to the song in which only some can hit perfectly. This is a very hard song, but not impossible.
Hardest song to keep up with. You'll die!
Try nailing this one if you disagree!

Like any Adele song, she has beautiful vocals that are hard to sing by many people. She taught herself how to do these vocals.



Yep, MJ's high and long vocals can cause a bit difficulty while singing this song.

14 minutes of epic singing (I prefer the 2012 version). Hansi Kürsch left his throat on these complex and overlapping vocal harmonies - you hear a choir but there's no choir, he's the only singer. The song is very complex with symphonic arrangements and many tempo changes but it's mostly fast and energetic.

The only word that I can understand is twist.