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These stars don’t just speak or sing—they send shivers down our spines! Join us as we highlight the voices that leave a lasting impression, from iconic TV hosts and legendary actors to powerhouse singers and unforgettable narrators. Whether their vocals make us feel safe, inspired, or totally awestruck, these famous voices create chills unlike any other.
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00:00A queen is never late. Everyone else is simply early.
00:04Welcome to Ms. Mojo.
00:06And today, we're counting down our picks for famous people who have the most electrifying vocal tones.
00:11Hi, what do you want? This is CNN or Luca, I'm your father.
00:16Number 10, Fred Rogers.
00:18Might as well say, would you be mine, would you be mine, would you be my neighbor?
00:25If you grew up listening to this legend, his voice is probably therapy to you now.
00:31Mr. Rogers instilled a sense of love, kindness, compassion, and safety in young fans with his gentle cadence.
00:38The life lessons he shared on Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood ring true for adults even today.
00:42So naturally, his voice still manages to relax us, taking us back to simpler times.
00:47I'm very concerned that our society is much more interested in information than wonder.
00:57For a few moments, the noise of the world subsides, and all that remains is Mr. Rogers' comforting softness.
01:03This time, it is the inner child who feels soothed.
01:06Draw whatever you like, and show it to the people you love, and ask them if they like to draw too.
01:15Number 9, Brian Cummings.
01:17From the 80s to the 2010s, this voice actor was everywhere.
01:21Brian Cummings is instantly recognizable through his work on famous cartoons,
01:25such as The Snorks, The Berenstain Bears, and Tom and Jerry Kids.
01:29We'll get you for that mousie, won't we, pal?
01:32Pill?
01:35Oh, there you are!
01:37He has also voiced beloved characters like The Stove in Beauty and the Beast,
01:40Dr. Mindbender in G.I. Joe the Movie,
01:43and Sultan in Scooby-Doo in Arabian Nights.
01:45My son can never be Sultan if he cannot provide it ever.
01:49And this he cannot do without a wife.
01:53However, he is also well-known for narrating movie trailers and promos,
01:57usually for Disney, Sony, or Paramount.
02:00His larger-than-life baritone announcing pre-show bumpers is inextricably associated with the very act of watching movies.
02:07That nostalgia still hits us right in the chest when we listen to his voice.
02:11And now, a feature presentation.
02:14Number 8. Dua Lipa
02:15But Dua Lipa is my real name.
02:18Dua is Albanian for love, and Lipa is Albanian for my last name.
02:24She's one of the most successful pop artists in the music industry right now,
02:27with multiple Grammy Awards to her name.
02:29She owes her viral success to her songwriting prowess, catchy melodies, and powerful performances.
02:35But most importantly, to her unique voice.
02:38Her low, velvety tone is utterly hypnotizing, especially because it has a touch of huskiness.
02:44Born and raised in London, moved to Kosovo at the age of 11.
02:48And then I lived there until I was about 15 years old.
02:52And then at 15, I decided to come back to London.
02:54I wanted to do music.
02:56Even when she's simply speaking, her calm cadence is a delight to the ears.
03:00To add to that, her English accent is charming enough to make us melt.
03:04Dua Lipa doesn't need to do ASMR to send chills down our spines.
03:08Her natural voice has the same effect.
03:10Dua Lipa, can you just start making ASMR videos in your spare time?
03:16So, due to popular demand, we're doing this for you.
03:20Number 7. Janet Jackson
03:22Are you shy, really?
03:24People say that I am, but I don't think I am.
03:27I think you're just the sweetest little thing I ever saw, but you're so beautiful now.
03:31You did this to me last time I was on the show.
03:34If there's anyone we wish would make a guided meditation track, it's this icon.
03:38Janet Jackson's voice is lighter than a feather and softer than clouds.
03:42When she's singing, it's as delicate as it is sensuous, but can carry oceans of emotion.
03:47Tell me I'm the one, and with so much fun, I'll be the girl of dreams, baby.
03:54Her speaking voice is even more gentle, but still has a melodic quality to it.
03:58Janet doesn't speak in a rush and maintains a breathy low pitch.
04:03After all, she doesn't need volume to command attention.
04:05Her presence alone does it.
04:07As the years have passed, the Escapade singer's vocal style has also deepened.
04:11There's a certain gravitas to it now.
04:13And that, too, is magnetic.
04:15Because of you and God, I'm standing right here.
04:20Number 6.
04:21Benedict Cumberbatch.
04:23You just couldn't resist it, could you?
04:25I've always assumed that love is a dangerous disadvantage.
04:30Thank you for the final proof.
04:32The Sherlock actor's voice has a fan base of its own.
04:35His smoldering baritone is what plays in our heads when we're imagining our book boyfriends.
04:39No wonder he's worked on several audiobooks and narrated everything from nature documentaries to a jaguar commercial.
04:46You have a team of, you know, natural history experts based in Bristol, funded by you, the tax-paying public.
04:53It's not just me sitting there in a booth going,
04:55I think I know how to say penguin, I'll say penguins.
04:58It's mortifying.
05:00Sure, he may struggle with the word penguins at times,
05:03but who really cares when he has the voice of a dragon?
05:05Cumberbatch had fans swooning over Smaug from The Hobbit film series,
05:09just because of how sinfully attractive he sounded.
05:12Now, that's what we call power.
05:14You cannot save him from the fire.
05:18He will burn.
05:21Number 5.
05:22Julie Andrews.
05:24From Maria in The Sound of Music to the voice of Lady Whistledown in Bridgerton,
05:28West End to Broadway,
05:29the dame's timeless timbre has won hearts all over the world.
05:33Fill my heart with the sound of music.
05:39It's pure and crystalline, but not without a soulful warmth.
05:44With her classical training as a soprano, she reached the pinnacle of technical perfection,
05:48and her innate acting talent made her a force to be reckoned with on stage and screen.
05:53Born and in the love of me.
05:59Her perfect enunciation just adds to the beauty of her performances.
06:04Unfortunately, a botched vocal operation left her with a rasp,
06:08but her voice remains golden, and we love it just the same.
06:11My gorgeous prince.
06:12Will be honest and true.
06:13Will believe in me too.
06:14And prize your heart of gold the way I do.
06:18Number 4.
06:20David Attenborough.
06:21This legend's voice may be more recognizable than his name.
06:25Sir David Attenborough is known all over the world for narrating the most breathtaking nature documentaries like Life on Earth and Our Planet.
06:32Relative to body size, Palace's cats have one of the shortest legs of any cat.
06:38These shows have raised nature lovers across decades,
06:40thanks to Attenborough's warm, witty, and friendly voiceovers.
06:45His awe for the natural world is evident in every word he utters,
06:49and it's passed on to his audience as well.
06:51The whisper technique Sir David uses for intimate or sensitive moments in the wild just shows his reverence.
06:57Then, eventually, this mobile compost heap pulls itself together and starts on a long and dangerous journey.
07:05Most importantly, the environmentalist doesn't infodump.
07:08He simply shares the most glorious creations of Mother Nature with us.
07:12As viewers fall in love with the Earth, they inevitably get attached to Attenborough's voice.
07:17But hummingbirds also use their ability to see color in a different way.
07:23To attract a mate.
07:24Number 3.
07:25James Earl Jones.
07:27The OG voice of Mufasa and Darth Vader needs no introduction.
07:31James Earl Jones boasts one of the most authoritative voices in Hollywood and beyond.
07:36No, I am your father.
07:40It may be hard to believe, but as a young boy, he hardly talked.
07:45It was through poetry recitations in high school that he got his voice back.
07:48Now he's world-renowned for it.
07:51Jones' tone is not just low, but weighty,
07:53with a deep rumble that you can feel in your chest when he speaks.
07:56I'm very proud to have been a part of that.
07:59The boy born in Mississippi and who grew up on a farm in Michigan ended up being the voice.
08:03And who was a stutterer.
08:04Yeah.
08:05And who was a stutterer.
08:06That's his Darth Vader.
08:07It has temperature, like molten lava, but can still chill you to the bones.
08:11On the contrary, there's sweetness in there too.
08:14The EGOT winner's iconic timbre is an inseparable part of pop culture,
08:18and we will never not be moved by it.
08:20Because nobody messes with your dad.
08:25Come here, you.
08:26Number 2.
08:27Morgan Freeman
08:28The voice of God is not a title that can be given lightly to anyone.
08:32Morgan Freeman has earned it.
08:33Did you always have that voice?
08:35No, no, no.
08:35Is it a natural gift?
08:36No, no, no, no.
08:36It's not a natural gift at all.
08:38I don't think any voice is a natural gift.
08:39You, you, you...
08:41Someone helps you get it.
08:43His voice is so resonant, trustworthy, and sage-like
08:46that Hollywood is convinced the creator would sound like him.
08:49Thus, Freeman has played God in films like Bruce Almighty and Evan Almighty,
08:53and hosted the docu-series The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.
08:57With a tense throat, it's too high, so he gives you techniques on how to relax that,
09:01and you watch it deepens.
09:04And then you just nailed, um, diction.
09:09What bigger compliment could there be?
09:12However, the Shawshank Redemption star isn't always on the good side on screen.
09:16His assertive tone becomes his weapon in villainous roles too,
09:19such as in Street Smart and Nurse Betty.
09:21So, give me an example of a stupid person doing a stupid thing.
09:26Not being stupid yourself, you're equipped to know, right?
09:29No matter the character, Morgan Freeman's voice always manages to captivate.
09:34Before we unveil our top pick, here are a few honorable mentions.
09:38James McAvoy.
09:39The Scottish actor's expressive voice and accent never fail to make our hearts flutter.
09:43This noise that's coming out of my mouth that you don't understand very well.
09:46This is seen in Glasgow as an aberration, a capitulation, a crossing of a line,
09:54which is, uh, which means that I've changed.
09:57I've changed.
09:58Ina Garten.
09:59The Barefoot Contessa host makes simple cooking sound luxurious with her elegant voice.
10:03I wanted it to be really true, and I've had this incredible experience
10:08where I came from one place and I ended up somewhere else.
10:11Jim Dale.
10:12As the narrator of the U.S. Harry Potter audiobooks, he has a special place in fans' hearts.
10:17They still exist on whatever means you have of listening to them.
10:21Helen Mirren.
10:22The dame can bring us to our knees with her graceful and regal voice.
10:26Made weak by time and fate, but strong in will
10:30to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield.
10:35Lauren Bacall.
10:37The deep, smoky allure of her voice was perfect for her femme fatale persona.
10:41You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve?
10:44You just put your lips together and blow.
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11:03Number 1. Bob Ross
11:05I think everybody should have a friend, even a tree.
11:08Even a tree needs a friend.
11:10There are few things more healing in the realm of entertainment than the joy of painting.
11:14In this show, Bob Ross taught us to paint while mellifluously reminding us to believe in ourselves.
11:20His dulcet delivery, steady pace, and reassuring words created a welcoming environment
11:25where anyone could feel accepted and uplifted.
11:27The sincerity in the beloved painter's commentary was evident in his voice,
11:31which he vowed never to raise after concluding his military career.
11:35I knew you could do that.
11:38A little brown and white, tiniest little bit of paint.
11:41Now I want to go along here and just show the indication of a little highlight here and there.
11:45Just to brighten him up and make him sing in the sunshine.
11:49Meanwhile, his brush strokes gave us tingles before ASMR was even a thing.
11:53Bob Ross' stint on the show ended in 1994,
11:56and the artist passed away the following year.
11:58However, he's still the most nurturing instructor if you want to learn painting
12:02or just soothe a broken heart.
12:04Talent is a pursued interest.
12:07In other words, anything that you're willing to practice, you can do.
12:11And this is no exception.
12:13Which celebrity do you think has the most underrated voice?
12:16Tell us in the comments.
12:17From all of us here, happy painting.
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