Requested by: GuyFierisGlizzy

Coach:

He will try not to chuckle and just stay back and listen. As you keep going his amusement turns to a bit of sadness. It makes him want to give you a safe place to break in dance and sing as loud as you want: instead of this singing then halting to make sure no zombies heard then continung: unable to fully break out into the song like you wish.

If you see him and stop he assures you to continue, saying he was just passing so don't mind him. He loves when you notice him and just continue; it shows him you aren't ashamed to be yourself around him, even if you aren't singing the best.

Rochelle:

It makes her a bit sad as it reminds her of how life used to be and the memories of when she heard those songs came back to her. Yes, even if it is some dumb song or badly sung: the effects it gives to her are still the same. So she just stayed listening, reminiscing.

When you caught her she tensed up then relaxed and told you you have a good voice and she wished she could have been able to interview you during her job as your voice deserves to be heard all around the world.

Ellis:

If it's a sad or serious song he stays hidden and just listens. If it's some iconic or dumb song he's quick to jump in and start singing with you. If it's some song that sounds as if it should be danced to he's also quick to come join; taking your hands and making you dance with him. So by the end are both exhausted and laughing. Usually after these moments both have a song stuck in your heads.

Nick:

Depends on his mood and the moment. If he's in a bad mood he tells you to stop, or if it's while walking with zombies nearby he tells you to shut it and asks if you are insane and want the zombies to come. But if he's in a good mood and are both safe he listens, enjoying your voice. He doesn't like when you sing dark songs, he rather you sing something cheerful. All is already so somber, so a fun song is very welcome.