Duet Type: Strength in Numbers. Which Part Is Better Though? Why It Works : Everyone loves a good breakup ballad , especially one written by Burt Bacharach and Carole Bayer Sager that allows for imitations of two obviously distinct singing greats. Duet Type: Story Time. Why It Works: Though released in before they were a couple, the now-married Brooks and Yearwood are totally convincing as a passionate pair whose respective partners are seemingly oblivious to the deep romance playing out right in front of them.
Which Part is Better Though? Duet Type : Icons Only. Duet Type : Endless Love. Why It Works: Romance-charged, power ballad duets are a karaoke mainstay, and for good reason —they provide stellar vehicles for showcasing rafter-scraping vocal power and intense emotional performances.
Duet Type: Endless Love. Just be sure you vibe well with your duet partner — or be ready for a musical meet-cute! Duet Type: Power in Numbers. Why It Works: You can choose to flaunt both your ride-or-die friendship and your ear for harmony. Why It Works : Few love duets are this simultaneously powerful and delicate, a good pick to be emotive and even a little showy without looking cheesy for it.
Ozzy will always be just a little more fun to imitate. Duet Type : Friendly Banter. Duet Type : Power in Numbers. After all, Mr. Duet Type : Strength in Numbers. The song pairs a peppy melody with an even stronger call-and-response element, making it a timeless duet choice.
Both parts are equally great, depending on how much energy and conviction are poured into them for believability and emotional resonance. Why It Works : Millennials are basically born knowing the words to every Lion King song, and perhaps none is as fun to recite along with as this back-and-forth anthem of teenage rebellion and impatience.
