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I would argue that if you have the drive, you can train a little beyond whatever genetics gifted you with. But that's within reason. It's not just your voice, but also breath and chest control. You may be able to hit the prettiest whistle note, but can you maintain it? With training, sure. Maybe. Singers train and prep their voices for years. Even those naturally gifted have to maintain and care for their voices. It requires a lifestyle change that some just aren't cut out for. I doubt Lara Trump is going to have even half the dedication rerequired.Yep. Singing at high level requires a lot of vocal training and innate talent. If you're tone-deaf, you're fucked. If you aren't, you still gotta have a good tone (which is purely genetic) and work hard to be able to hit notes and everything else.
It's kind of like sports, where if you work hard you can become better and probably start on a high school team or a low level college team, but the vast majority of people don't have the genetics to play in the NBA. And those that did become professionals have innate talent and been doing it since they were young
People like to think that you just gotta work hard and you can do anything, but that's not the case. Genetics are very important, and not just in sports or singing, but in everything. Most people don't have the genetics to be a physics professor at MIT, either.
Lara Trump just wants to buy her way into being a singer without putting in the work or having the talent so she just autotune slops a song she probably purchased the rights for
It's pure nepotism, and it's not even entertaining. It's just boring and cringe.