Top 10 Celebrities Known for Their Frequent Use of Vocal Fry
Vocal Fry is the lowest register of the human voice and heard as an often deep, creaking, rattling, graveling, guttural sound usually produced when ending (yet sometimes beginning) a sentence. It's also known as creaky voice, creak, croak, glottal rattle, glottal fry, laryngelization, pulse register, pulse phonation and strohbass. It’s produced when very little air’s passing out of one’s vocal cords as one relaxes them, causing the cords to vibrate more slowly and irregularly. It’s named fry for being described as mimicking the sound of food being fried (though it sounds more like a creaking door than food frying). We all have vocal fry, though some use it more frequently than others and the highest ones in this list are the ones who use it so much and are famous for it.Everyone uses vocal fry usually when ending and beginning sentences, but some people use it constantly, and she's no exception. After all, she may be the true queen of vocal fry we know of.
There are more than 7 billion people in this world, making it hard to know who the true queen or king is, but she's famous, and we clearly know her. We can guess she's as much of a deep frier as a woman might possibly be. Not just because of how extreme her vocal fry was, but because she used it so much. Pretty much every word she spoke was in the vocal fry register.
She's also known for her valley girl accent and has used it for years. Many young women have been changing the way they talk to sound more like her. She's been famous for decades, since shows like Keeping Up with the Kardashians, which ended in 2021 after 13 years, 11 months, 24 days, and 20 seasons. After that, reality TV will fall from relevance.
Like Kim, Khloé is known for her extreme and constant use of vocal fry. Somehow, Kim gets all the attention for it despite Khloé being a deep-frying Kardashian too.
Another member of the Kardashians, Kourtney uses extreme vocal fry and is an example of deep-fried celebrities.
She uses lots of vocal fry throughout her life. Her career is what we know of and how she got famous.
She fries when both talking and singing, though more when she talks than when she sings.
Legendary artist and member of Nirvana, Kurt Cobain, was known for his use of vocal fry and made it into art in his songs. Never forget the legend we loved and lost. Sadly, he committed suicide at only 27. R.I.P. Kurt Cobain.
Legendary artist Chris Cornell was known for his major use of vocal fry and became influential in music. Sadly, he committed suicide by hanging himself. He was only 52. He was a majestic gentleman. R.I.P. Chris Cornell.
She frequently uses vocal fry and somehow adds uniqueness when using it, even in the brief song that made her famous (Rise and Shine).
Her line "Oh baby baby" in her debut and biggest hit, Baby One More Time, brought the trend of vocal fry into the celebrity world. Ever since then, many have tried to imitate her vocal fry and verses. It became the biggest debut in the history of music (yet that was before we even had YouTube, iTunes, Spotify, or TikTok).
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Scarlett Johansson, formerly known as the world's highest-paid actress (with over a whopping $14.3B from her total films including Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, making her the 9th highest-grossing actress of all time), until Sofía Vergara (best known for playing in Modern Family, which ran from 2009 to 2020 with 11 seasons and 250 episodes), is known for her use of vocal fry.
While she sounds smooth in her movies and shows, she fries remarkably in her interviews.
He is one of the few rock vocalists who have frequently used fry screaming (for example, in "Angel With The Scabbed Wings"). Raspy belting is a more common rock vocal style (for example, used by Ronnie James Dio and Tina Turner).
She fries a lot and had quite a history of fame-induced stress leading to some dark moments over the last 12+ years.
Her songs frequently have vocal fry in them thanks to her.
She uses massive vocal fry and says everything extremely. She is the original queen of it before any of the Kardashians, including Kim.
It was revealed in her record-setting documentary on YouTube (This Is Paris) that she talks deeper than we used to think. She admitted her higher-pitched voice was all a character act she performed for the last 20 years. She should definitely climb toward the top numbers on this list. She led the vocal fry trend in pop culture before any of the other stars, including Britney Spears or the Kardashians and Jenners.
Known very well for her vocal fry, she was also known for her role as Belle in the 2017 live-action remake of Beauty and the Beast. She sang surprisingly smoothly for the most part despite her voice being known to commonly fry. She was also known for playing Hermione Granger in Harry Potter.
The former husband of Jennifer Aniston, he uses vocal fry a lot, all I can say.
He used massive vocal fry to play the voice of Elmer Fudd from Looney Tunes. He was the most prolific voice actor who ever lived. The man with 1,000 voices. R.I.P. Mel Blanc.
I am probably not the most qualified person to say this, but he was the greatest voice actor ever.
She frequently used vocal fry to play her role as the ghost from The Grudge.
Lead singer of the metalcore band Jinjer, she is known for a really extreme vocal fry. I suppose she might not be famous enough to be considered a "celebrity," but I feel like she fits this list well.