The person is tone-deaf and likes to grab the microphone

Many people wish they could have a throat kissed by an angel so they can sing beautiful songs. But reality is reality after all, and some people are just tone-deaf. It's okay if you can't sing well, but if you are tone-deaf and always like to monopolize the microphone, then that's your fault. Now let’s take a look at the face of a person who is tone-deaf and particularly likes to grab the microphone.

Small eyes

People with small eyes are very confident in themselves. They always think they are the best in every aspect and are completely unable to correctly recognize their own shortcomings. When singing, they will devote themselves completely to the music, enjoying their own singing voice, and are completely unaware that they are tone-deaf. They even think that they sing very well and cannot stop.

Thick lips

People with thick lips tend to be more depressed in their daily lives. They always keep everything in their hearts, which causes them a lot of pressure. So when they sing, they always scream as loud as they can. It doesn't matter how bad the voice sounds or how tune-deaf they are. They just regard singing as a way to vent their emotions, and then they keep singing.

The sky is wide open

People with broad foreheads are more self-centered. If they want to do something, they will do it without caring about other people's feelings. It's like this when they sing. Even if they are tone-deaf, as long as they want to sing they will keep singing, completely ignoring the existence of others. Even if the song is not their choice, they will just keep singing.

Strong earlobes

People with strong earlobes tend to feel good about themselves, and as long as others give them a little support, they will think they are the best. When singing, they are unaware of their own shortcomings. Instead, they will be so excited alone that they will even be completely immersed in the music and ignore their own singing, thinking they are the best singers in the audience.

Short philtrum

People with short philtrums tend to be more domineering and will never allow others to refuse what they want to do. When singing, they will directly occupy the microphone and hold it in their hands regardless of whether they are singing or not. If you start singing alone, you are not allowed to let others interrupt you. You can only enjoy the music alone, which many people cannot stand.

Everyone's musical talent is different. Some people sing beautifully and have a strong sense of rhythm, while others not only sing badly but are often out of tune. But everyone has the same feeling of liking to sing. The only difference is that when singing, no matter how much you like it, you have to share it with others. You cannot ignore the existence of others just because you like it.

The above is all about the face of a person who is tone-deaf and particularly likes to grab the microphone. For more information, please follow the fortune-telling channel of Dream Interpreter!