Laurel or Yanny?

[iego]

I wonder if it could then also be related to the speakers a person is listening to it on? I live in an apartment so I have some (purposely) very light weight speakers that can't produce much bass/lower frequencies. So therefore I hear yanny, while if I had more full bodied speakers I might hear the other laurel?

-John

[Rooskibar03]

[CoGirl303]

Laurel.

not sure why this is a thing, but it goes to show the dumbing down of our society when everyone's at odds over what is being said.

it bears absolutely zero importance on anything at all.


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[Irving]

Laurel.

not sure why this is a thing, but it goes to show the dumbing down of our society when everyone's at odds over what is being said.

it bears absolutely zero importance on anything at all.

Are you drunk right now?

[izzy]

Are you drunk right now?

Cracking up!

and laurel

[TheGrey]

Laurel.

not sure why this is a thing, but it goes to show the dumbing down of our society when everyone's at odds over what is being said.

it bears absolutely zero importance on anything at all.


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The fact that you responded to this says something very different than what you posted.

[sandman76]

I tried to hear it as Laurel. Could only hear Yanny.

[J]

From my phone speaker I hear only yanny. From my car speakers, only Laurel.

[Grant H.]

I hear Laurel from a host of different sources.

Home theater: Yamaha receiver with Polk Audio Monitor 40's and BIC F12 sub
Computer Speakers: Behringer MS40
Phone Speaker: LG G5
Headset: Bose QC35

[crays]

TINFOIL ALERT!!!

Widespread test for further subliminal messaging to steer the masses.

IBBMB


ETA: Laurel in the car on my way to work, Yanny on the Jabra conferencing speaker on my computer