Why sing karaoke

Whatever the physical and psychological benefits of karaoke, entertainment is its main goal. And when it comes to having fun, karaoke is indeed without compare. Singing is the most natural thing for human beings. It dates back to the Stone Age. Back then it helped our ancestors express their emotions, and develop their communication skills. Perhaps that is why we sing songs deep inside our souls, and involuntarily sing at the moments of the highest emotional stress, when we are happy, alone, cheerful, or sad.

Singing is in our blood. The pleasure of singing goes far beyond our music preferences. To be a singer means having a special state of mind. Besides, karaoke singing is good training and a perfect occasion for another happy Saturday night. So bring the whole family together, meet friends and party all night long. Subscribe now to our newsletter Subscribe. Karaoke boosts your immune system According to a study conducted at Frankfurt University, singing songs strengthens the immune system.

Karaoke relieves stress The aforementioned study conducted at the University of Frankfurt revealed another singing pro: a noticeable decrease in the stress hormone — cortisol — was detected in the choir singers. Karaoke is a good snoring remedy A recent study conducted by British scientists revealed that singing strengthens the muscles of the respiratory tract and helps reduce snoring. Karaoke improves your memory Singing has a positive effect on your mental activity by delivering more oxygen to the brain.

Karaoke helps you build social networks Karaoke helps you build bridges between you and other people. Karaoke learns you to breathe well If you are doing yoga, you probably have heard that deep relaxing breaths are good for your health. Karaoke helps you overcome shyness When new employees join your team, you would definitely like to quickly introduce them to the rest of your crew.

Singing karaoke helps you relax Whatever the physical and psychological benefits of karaoke, entertainment is its main goal. Always sing and do whatever you like! Since song selection is virtually unlimited thanks to the internet, karaoke becomes a place where you can put your own spin on your favorite songs, to become a part of the art you love. Of course, song choice plays a large role in karaoke — you want to perform something you know well that will also resonate with the room. It also presents a bit of suspended reality, says longtime Philadelphia karaoke host Sara Sherr.

Whether singers are The Voice— ready or simply overcoming a fear of getting in front of an audience, karaoke can function as escapism, Sherr says. And sometimes, that escapism can be empowering in its own way.

Already a subscriber? Log in or link your magazine subscription. Account Profile. You may say that the human species is addicted to singing. Luckily, not all addictive habits are bad for us - singing is proven to improve your health, both physically and mentally. As the saying goes: "Good things come for those who Singa" ok, fine. I completely made that up just now. But you definitely should Singa. But anyways, if you're not addicted to singing yet, try to belt out a couple of karaoke songs and you'll have an incurable addiction in no time.

Here's a couple of strong reasons why singing is a habit worth forming.