crazy high or low notes in kids shows (2,193 views)

[Macca]

i really want to see what you find
Edit: there is now a new section where it will be like thread with your notes
Edit 2: I've Added The People Who Sang The Notes
Vocal Range: D2-C♯6

High Notes:

C♯6 ("Hidden Talent High Note" Christy Carlson Romano as Kim Possible, "Sing a Song of Superheroes" Laurie O'Brien as Baby Piggy)
B5 ("He's My Hero" Laurie O'Brien as Baby Piggy, "I've Come For Your Pickle" Tom Kenny as SpongeBob)
B♭5 ("Sing a Song of Superheroes" Laurie O'Brien as Baby Piggy)
G5 ("Into The Thick Of It" Jamia Simone Nash as Uniqua, "Muppet Babies Theme Song")
F♯5 ("A Chinese Lesson" Annick Obansawin as Sierra)
E5 ("Lovin' Time/Rowin' Time" Annick Obonsawin as Sierra)
 
Low Notes:

D3 ("Into The Thick Of It" Thomas Starkey as Austin)
F♯2 ("Strip Them Down" Carter Hayden as Noah)
D2 ("Good Things Happen in the Dark (Album Version)" Unknown, "We're Going To Duck Land?" Richard Ridings as Daddy Pig)

SPOILER: Click to show

{Questionable Notes}

G6 ("Camilla" Russi Taylor as Baby Gonzo[1][5]

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[1] marks yelps and short trills in high range or anacrusis and short dips in low range.
[2] marks notes of questionable identity that cannot be confirmed to be the singer in question.
[3] marks non-melodic notes that don't have a significant enough pitch to warrant inclusion.
[4] marks notes that possess uncertain pitch or have been pitch-shifted.
[5] marks notes that do not fit the previous criteria but are not of a substantial enough quality to warrant counting towards the singer's range.

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Blue marks falsetto or whistle notes.
Underlines mark notes that are obscured in the song mix.
Italics mark non-melodic notes.
Boldface marks notes that are considered to be particularly notable examples of this person's vocal capabilities.

[kaji]

this seems vague

[beethoven]

I know this isn't really supposed to be a serious post, but one song that has a wide range for a song in a children's show is Into The Thick Of It by The Backyardigans which became a TikTok trend earlier this year. The range of the song spans from D3 to G5.

Various G5s in the song, the D3 appears in 1:30

[Gilad]

Tom Kenny B5

[Henny Macc]

Pretty solid sung D2 in an episode of Peppa Pig here

[TheElfExpert]

Christy Carlson Romano as Kim Possible, C#6 (At first, it was a C6, then it became a C#6)

By the way, name it "Hidden Talent High Note"

Laurie O' Brien as Baby Piggy (Muppet Babies 1984)

B5 for "He's My Hero" (should be bolded; pretty impressive):


G5 for the OG theme song itself (should be bolded because it's sounds amazing):


First, C#6, then a pretty amazing Bb5:


Russi Taylor as Baby Gonzo (Muppet Babies 1984):
Not sure if this counts due to its quality, but in "Camilla", there's an exclamation in which the F#6 can be heard. Really high note there. And btw, this is the best source you can ever hear for this song. The song is from an episode.


Annick Obonsawin as Sierra (Total Drama World Tour):

Amazing E5 at the end of "Lovin' Time/Rowin' Time" (should be bolded):


Interesting F#5 at the end of "A Chinese Lesson" (could be bolded, but you don't have to):


Carter Hayden as Noah (Total Drama World Tour):
F#2s in "Strip Them Down":

[TheElfExpert]

The album version of "Good Things Happen in the Dark" from Muppet Babies (1984), something that wasn't heard in the TV version was the D2 heard in unison with Baby Fozzie at 1:12, which is actually impressive for a kids song. I believe that still counts since it was included in the song from a kids show. Just saying. It was only included in the album version of the song. The vocalist is unknown. I don't think it's Howie Mandel as Baby Animal, I think it's someone else. It can possibly be bolded, but I doubt that. Just not sure...

[Yojojo]

Adventure Time has a lot of these.

C2 in "Dream of Love" (Ron Lynch as Mr. Pig)


E6 in "Super Porp Jingle" (Olivia Olson as Super Porp Mutant)


E2 in "Bad Little Boy" (Danny Glover as Marshall Lee). Also, at 1:03 there's a spoken C2.


The rest of these are just gonna be screams.

D6s from Finn (Jeremy Shada)


Yeah, I kinda had to do Lemongrab (Justin Roiland, ew). C#6 here, and another C#6 at 1:04.

[Yojojo]

From Over the Garden Wall, very good G2 by The Beast (Samuel Ramey).


From Steven Universe, Greg Universe (Tom Scharpling) hits E2.


"Simon sings, very low!" yeah no shit Sherlock he gets down to fucking G1.

[galaxyseal]

Erin Fitzgerald nailing a bunch of back-to-back E♭6s as her character of Piranha Mae in "Fat Dog Mendoza"

[Henny Macc]

Jan 1, 2024 16:46:54 GMT Yojojo said:

"Simon sings, very low!" yeah no shit Sherlock he gets down to fucking G1.

I'm only hearing A1, but yeah that's massively strong.

[brookesquatchy]

to my ears its A1-C2-E2-E♭2-D2, then 2 repeats of B1-G1.

[Yojojo]

Jan 2, 2024 3:31:26 GMT Henny Macc said:

Jan 1, 2024 16:46:54 GMT Yojojo said:

"Simon sings, very low!" yeah no shit Sherlock he gets down to fucking G1.

I'm only hearing A1, but yeah that's massively strong.

yeah what brooke said, he hits A1 at the beginning but he hits G1 twice.

[Henny Macc]

o u rite, I hadn't listened through to the end yet  

[Yojojo]

Mr. Krabs is the MVP of this song. I can hear a voice in this crowd bit that I'm dead certain is him that gets down to E2? F2? (I'm not sure), and then in the next scene he demonstrates his beautiful falsetto (I'm pretty sure this isn't his voice actor tho) by getting up to G5 with a sustained C5.



Random ass E2 by someone that's definitely not Sandy's voice actress.



Plankton hits a sustained F#5, I would unironically bold it.

[Dylan]

Got a couple more fun ones from Total Drama.

Here's Stephanie Anne Mills as Lindsay belting a brief F#5 followed by a sustained falsetto A5.

And here Rochelle Wilson as Sugar sustains an Eb6.

[VocalDudeGuy]

What I believe to be a Sustained falsetto E5 by Gaylord Robinson (Rupert Dugas) at 1:50