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9 Signs You Were A High School Chorus Kid

Signs you were definitely in the coolest group at school.

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9 Signs You Were A High School Chorus Kid

Did you constantly sing throughout the halls of your high school? Could you always be found hiding in the music room? If you've answered yes, you were definitely a choir nerd in your teenage years. Here are some more signs that perfectly describe your love for chorus in high school:


1. You constantly had choir songs stuck in your head.

And to this day, you can probably still sing every song you learned.

2. Chorus homework was always the best homework.

Writing out solfeggio is 1000x better than writing out math equations. Obviously.

3. If you weren't in another class, you spent your time in the music room.

And you probably napped there once or twice. I wonder what lunch in the cafeteria would've been like...

4. You harmonized to everything.

You can hear a song and just imagine how great your choir's 4-part harmony would sound singing it.

5. You've never felt more afraid of fainting than at a chorus concert.

80 people crowding around you on bleachers in a hot auditorium while standing for an hour with no water...scary, scary thoughts.

6. You hated the kids who were lazy about chorus.

You hated the ones who acted unprofessionally during a concert and the ones who didn't show up for class. The kids who didn't take your favorite class seriously were on your hate list.

7. You took the best field trips.

Your field trips were for "competitive reasons." We all know it was just an excuse to miss school and go to Disney World.

8. Your choir director was your favorite teacher throughout high school.

They were more than just your teacher. They were your therapist, motivational speaker, and the most trustworthy friend you had.

9. You always had a place to go.

Chorus was your stress-relief for the day. You could sing your heart out, hang out with the best people in school, and forget all of your worries. You joined a family when you joined chorus, and you wouldn't trade your choir memories for anything in the world.



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