What did Zac Efron's original High School Musical vocals sound like?

Zac Efron's original demo vocals for the 2005 High School Musical movie were recently leaked, revealing his unpolished singing before the final version was released with vocals by Canadian singer Drew Seeley.

How did fans react to Zac Efron's leaked High School Musical vocals?

Reactions to the leaked Zac Efron vocals were mixed, with some fans harshly criticizing the performance as a "mess" while others defended Efron, arguing he simply needed more time to develop his singing skills.

How did Zac Efron's vocals improve in later High School Musical sequels?

While Efron's early demo vocals were criticized, fans noted that his singing improved significantly in later High School Musical sequels and other musicals like Hairspray, showcasing his vocal growth over time.

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Fans Divided Over Leaked Zac Efron Demo Vocals for High School Musical

14 Nov

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Summary

Clip of Zac Efron's original demo vocals for High School Musical surfaced online
Fans shocked by the difference compared to the final polished version
Debate over whether Efron's early vocals were truly "bad" or just unfamiliar

Fans Divided Over Leaked Zac Efron Demo Vocals for High School Musical

In a surprising turn of events, a clip of Zac Efron's original demo vocals for the 2005 High School Musical movie has recently surfaced online, sending fans into a frenzy. The video, which is said to be from June 2005, reveals Efron's unpolished singing before the final version was released.

Fans of the iconic Disney franchise know that it was actually Canadian actor and singer Drew Seeley who provided the iconic vocals for Efron's character, Troy Bolton, in the actual movie. With the final product sounding flawless, this leaked demo has given fans a rare glimpse into Efron's early vocal struggles.