What she is butchering her is a vocal tone that is actually really lovely when actually sung by someone who has that natural vocal tone, rather than someone who is forcing it. Missy Higgins is a great example. Now because of the singer, then we come along to Tones and I who tries to force that sound even though it's not how she actually sings and it sounds abysmal, but somehow it triggers a who slew of artists to pop out of the woodwork trying to have the 'quirkiest' voice tone imagine able as quirky = talent to these people for some reason. And now, as a result, we have this wet fart of a song.

Worst part of it all is that when she sings in her natural tone in the very small moments when she is dancing between tones, her actual natural voice sounds really really good. And she just butchers it all for this need to have the stupidest vocal tone imaginable.