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Performers, especially singers, often practice tongue twisters to improve their articulation and pronunciation. By training their tongue and other speech muscles to quickly and accurately move between sounds, they can enhance their clarity and speed in singing. This is especially important for performers in genres like musical theater and opera where diction and enunciation are essential to conveying the text and story. Additionally, tongue twisters can be used as a warm-up exercise to increase blood flow and prepare the mouth for singing.