Admit it. You've pulled a Ferris Bueller once or twice in your life while
lathered up in the shower and grabbed the showerhead to bust out a
tune or two. There's just something completely satisfying about
singing in the shower. Even celebrities sing in the shower. Actor Jack
Black likes to belt out Led Zeppelin. Wyclef Jean digs a little Bruce
Springsteen. Colbie Caillat warms up her voice in the shower with a
little Amy Winehouse [source: People ].
Everyone's a rock star in the bathroom, whether you have a voice like
Aretha Franklin or couldn't carry a melody if it had a handle.
Have you ever wondered about this phenomenon? Some of us
wouldn't sing in public if someone paid us. Yet we'll sing in the
shower without embarrassment. Believe it or not, there's a scientific
explanation behind our soapy musical stylings.
First, let's look at why we're relaxed enough in the shower to burst
into song. Think about it -- you don't sing when you're sad (unless
you're singing the blues, of course). For many people, shower time is
the only time they're alone all day. You're in a warm, small, safe
environment. You're comfortable enough to be in the buff! Stress
literally washes off you. When you relax, your brain releases
dopamine, which can give your creative juices a jumpstart.
Warm water is rushing over you, and now you're relaxed and feeling
good. It turns out that singing makes you feel even better. Singing,
because of the breathing you put into it, gets more oxygen into the
blood. This gives you better circulation, which in turn improves your
body and mood. And because you have to breathe a little deeper to
belt out a song, you get some of the same relaxation and mind-
clearing benefits as meditation . Another neat thing is that when you're
singing, you really can't think about your problems -- more stress
relief.
But the best thing about singing in the shower? The acoustics! You
can't ask for a better sound system than a bathroom. Because
bathroom tiles don't absorb sound, your voice bounces back and forth
around the room before fading away. And because the shower is a
small space, it boosts your voice and even adds a little bass, making
your singing sound more powerful. The sound bouncing also gives
your vocal styling a reverb effect, which makes your voice hang in the
air longer and evens out variations in your singing. Think of this as a
primitive Auto-Tune -- it makes you sound better than you actually
are, which is a confidence boost.
We don't sing in the shower simply because we have "Call Me Maybe"
stuck in our heads. It turns out we do it for many reasons: stress
relief, happiness, great acoustics, or maybe just because we like to
hear our own voices. No matter what the reason, keep it up. It's good
for you. And if you've never tried it, pick a song, grab the showerhead
and put on your own private concert.

http://science.howstuffworks.com/life/biology-fields/sing-in-the-shower.htm

That's a question I can't find answers too but I think the bathroom has a way of enlarging your Vision.

impactz: That's a question I can't find answers too but I think the bathroom has a way of enlarging your Vision.

hmmm...couldn't av said it better.Once heard a Nigerian Motivation Speaker @ Niyi Adesanya said he gets more inspired in the restroom dan anywhere alse

victorVIC1:
hmmm...couldn't av said it better.Once heard a Nigerian Motivation Speaker @ Niyi Adesanya said he gets more inspired in the restroom dan anywhere alse

But why is it so there should be an explanation of some sought.

Bros, it depends on the bathroom o! There bathrooms that inspire prayers of deliverance instead of melodious singing!

I do it too, shower times are happy times!

It's because yhu are Nak.ed

cud also be because of the acoustics in d lil enclosed place like d bathroom..makes it seem as if one is in a studio

zizazizu: Bros, it depends on the bathroom o! There bathrooms that inspire prayers of deliverance instead of melodious singing!

hahaha.. can't stop laughing.
But bathroom na bathroom anyway

According to aristotle, water is the source of life and the flow of water triggers a cyclo-clasmic reperbation in the human system which makes the brain receive signals of non-existent tunes and therefore compels the mouth to song...
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#BITG

impactz:

But why is it so there should be an explanation of some sought.

like my original post rightly revealed... When you relax, your brain releases dopamine, which can give your creative juices a jumpstart.

victorVIC1:
like my original post rightly revealed... When you relax, your brain releases dopamine, which can give your creative juices a jumpstart.

and you relax only in your rest room... that's true

zizazizu: Bros, it depends on the bathroom o! There bathrooms that inspire prayers of deliverance instead of melodious singing!

Rotf lmao


oboi no be lie

impactz:


and you relax only in your rest room... that's true

Not dat relaxation is exclusively derived wen one is in the restroom but the level of serenity dat is obtained there is less likely to be obtained elsewhere

i'm a justin timberlake in tha bathroom....
i think its cos of the water,unclothedness and space