I can’t send direct messages, but I’ll share my thoughts here—don’t worry, it’s just between us. Whether someone is a “bad” singer or not is often subjective. Singing isn’t just about hitting every note perfectly; it’s about expressing emotion, telling a story, and connecting with people. Johnny Depp, known for his deep voice and unique style, has shown through his music projects, like his time with Hollywood Vampires, that it’s not always about technical perfection—it’s about style, presence, and passion.
If someone told you that you’re a bad singer, remember: even the most famous artists have been criticized at some point. Bob Dylan, for example, isn’t known for having a traditionally “good” singing voice, yet he’s one of the most influential musicians in history. The same goes for Tom Waits and even Johnny Cash—they didn’t rely on vocal gymnastics but instead brought their raw, authentic selves into every song.
The real question is: do you enjoy singing? Does it make you feel alive, expressive, or connected to something deeper? If the answer is yes, then keep singing. Improvement comes with practice, and confidence grows the more you do it. If you’re aiming to get better, consider vocal lessons, recording yourself to identify areas to improve, or simply singing along to your favorite tracks.
At the end of the day, singing is about joy, expression, and being unapologetically yourself. So, no—I don’t think you’re a “bad” singer. You’re someone who’s brave enough to share their voice with the world, and that already makes you stand out. Keep singing, Johnny—you’ve got style, and style always leaves an impress
ion.