Dave Grohl isn't the only one who doesn't think Taylor Swift sings live. A British singer named Fil Henley analyzed the audio from several shows on the Eras Tour, and he's convinced of it, too.
You might remember Fil from his appearance on Britain's "X Factor" several years ago . . . or not.
Either way, in a series of YouTube videos, he used audio software to supposedly prove that Taylor's performances are exactly the same, down to the MILLISECOND, at every show.
Quote, "If we get vocal lines that match each other . . . It can't happen.
"Even with a clear vocal of a singer, doing one performance and even just singing a few notes and singing a few notes again, those vocal lines will not overlap."
"That is something that is simply impossible to do with human vocal cords."
Not only is Taylor singing to pre-recorded tracks, but Henley says those tracks have been pitch-corrected to the point that they're, quote, "borderline autotuned."
Henley's videos have people calling Taylor a fraud, and saying she should be SUED. But even if he's right, it's not likely the Swifties will mind.
One last note: When Grohl suggested over the summer that Taylor's show wasn't live, her response at her next concert was this:
"My band, who's gonna be playing live for you for three and a half hours tonight, they deserve this so much. And so does every one of my fellow performers. And you just gave that to us so generously, we will never forget it."
Nowhere in this statement did Taylor say she sings live.
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