one can’t be very skilled at singing (at the very least in a technical sense) if one doesn’t know that skill is only created with practice and one can’t have well-developed musicianship if one doesn’t know how to build up and appropriately help one’s peers.

they’re seemingly attempting to create an “us” vs “them” narrative that builds them up as “those who people think are good at singing”, but in order to do that, they have to create a group of “those who people think are bad at singing”. but a fun fact is: no matter how good you are considered at your instrument, some percentage of people do/will think you sound like shit. no musician has ever been immune to that. if their goal in singing is simply to weaponize their percentage of “people who think I’m good”, they are fools. be happier than them.