Watch Lorde’s Grammy Performance, Sans AutoTune

January 27, 2014, 2:40pm

Man, it’s super insane when you watch musicians perform without AutoTune. Like take this, for example—it’s Lorde’s Grammy performance, but completely without AutoTune. Turns out she sounds like Scott Stapp! Crazy, right?

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