Axl Rose’s voice is the same as Mickey Mouse, complaining about Guns fans

The item generates unusual criticisms and comparisons between the N ‘Roses Tour guns

The vocal performance of Axl Rose, singer of Guns N ‘Roses, has become the center of attention and criticisms on social networks after a recent show in Riyad, Saudi Arabia on May 23. Fans and Netizen have not spared comments on the change in the singer’s voice, with some even that they compare her with the character Mickey Mouse.

In a video of the presentation circulating on Tiktok, many admirers indicated the unusual similarity. “I didn’t know that Disney had purchased the rights of the N ‘Roses pistols and resolved with Axl,” derived a netizen, reflecting the feeling of surprise and disappointment for the public.

While some fans have defended the veteran, others have suggested that Axl Rose should adapt his vocal technique or even take the pension into consideration, claiming that “there is time to start and also stop”.

The constant vocal failures of Axl Rose generated frequent debates and the musician himself was publicly apologized on some occasions. Currently, Guns N ‘Roses is on tour with “Because what you want and what you get are two completely different things”, started in South Korea. The band, which now presents Isaac Carpenter on drums after Frank Ferrer’s “friendly start”, has a lively agenda in front, including five shows in Brazil in the second half of the semester.

Will the passage to Brazil bring a new perspective on Axl Rose’s performance? Brazilian fans will certainly be aware.

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