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Yeah I got the reference and I understand your problem with silly voices.
I have a buddy who teaches recording studio techniques on a performing arts course. He’s said in recent years students have more and more affected funny voices when singing. The course is in Wales with many diverse and strong accents that create interesting inflections, but these are ditched in favour of funny voices like “dick Emery vicar voices” I don’t think it’s new. British rock has a history of white public schoolboys channelling Jim Davison’s “Chalky” routine.
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On reflection, think this might one of things that’s been entirely in my head for the last 30 years to the point that I assumed other people know what I’m on about.