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Lip sync

Lip sync or lip synch (pronounced /sɪŋk/, like the word sink, despite the spelling of the participial forms synced and syncing), short for lip synchronization, is a technical term for matching a speaking or singing person's lip movements with sung or spoken vocals.

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In music

In video

In video games

Television transmission synchronization

Finger syncing

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Lip sync

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Edges249
Triples274
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.008
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Lip sync

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related to Complex performance · 36
Lip sync → Artists, Billie Jean, Block, Cher, Chris Nelson, Dick Tracy, Edna Gundersen, Forever, George Michael, Gundersen, His, History, Ian Inglis, Jackson, Janet Jackson, Madonna, Madonna's Blond Ambition World, Michael Jackson, Milli Vanilli, Motown
related to Film · 32
Lip sync → ADR, Annette Warren, Audrey Hepburn, Ava Gardner, Bess, Betty Wand, Bill Lee, Christopher Plummer, Deborah Kerr, Gardner's, Gigi, Gypsy, Hepburn's, III, In, Leslie Caron, Lisa Kirk, Marni Nixon, Most, Music
related to Protests by artists · 24
Lip sync → American Bandstand, BBC, Dada, Detroit, Detroit's, English, Frank Zappa, German, In May, Iron Maiden, John Lennon, John Lydon, Morrissey, On, Out, Pops, Public Image Limited, This Charming Man, Top, TV
related to In music · 17
Lip sync → Artists, Auto-Tune, Because, Bruce Springsteen's, Cher's Believe, Coldplay's, It, Lip, Milli Vanilli, Notable, Philadelphia, Similarly, Some, Sometimes, Streets, The Partridge Family, The Scientist
related to First-person shooters · 15
Lip sync → As, Blue, Due, Early, FPS, Frontline, Gamers, Half-Life, Halo, Honor, Master Chief, Medal, Pacific Assault, Red, Since
has impact · 13
Lip sync → As, Auto-Tune, David Mindel, Ed Sheeran, Ellie Goulding, Following, In, Live Means Live, Milli Vanilli, MTV's Unplugged, On MTV Unplugged, When, With Unplugged
related to Animation · 13
Lip sync → Another, It, Lilo, Lip, Max Fleischer, Minutes, My Old Kentucky Home, Shrek, Spirited Away, Stitch, The, The Simpsons, This Hour Has
related to Role-playing games · 13
Lip sync → Because, Diablo, Grandia II, In, Jade Empire, Knights, Lip, Newer RPGs, Old Republic, Older RPGs, RPGs, Some, The Neverwinter Nights
related to For entertainment and effect · 12
Lip sync → An, Dragostea, Examples, Gary Brolsma, Iron Maiden, It, Lip, Muse, Numa Numa, Star Wars Kid, Tei, The Viral Factory
related to Legal and ethical aspects · 12
Lip sync → Australian, Fair Trading Minister Virginia, If, In, Judge, Let's, Minister Judge, New South Wales, Not, She, The, The NSW Government

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lip live syncing sync television performance video performances song used singing also music voice artists show singers games film track

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New Kids on the Blockinstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
Milli Vanilliinstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
George Michaelinstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
Cherinstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
Paula Abdulinstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
Janet Jacksoninstance ofciting as example artists0.80text
Dubsmashinstance ofparticularly to eliminate contestants.Mobile apps0.80text
TikTokinstance ofparticularly to eliminate contestants.Mobile apps0.80text
rapper 50 Cent in November 2010instance ofHis popularity has increased as he included guests0.80text
David Guetta in January 2011instance ofHis popularity has increased as he included guests0.80text
sending him to be one of the most popular channels on YouTube in January 2011.The Beatles ran afoul of the contemporaneous British law against miming on television in 1967 with their lip synced promo clip to their song Helloinstance ofHis popularity has increased as he included guests0.80text
Goodbyeinstance ofHis popularity has increased as he included guests0.80text

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