Lilly is one of Pitch Perfect’s most enigmatic characters with her quietly-spoken lines and inexplicable words, but this makes her all the better.
Lilly is one of Pitch Perfect’s most intriguing characters, partially for her defining characteristic of speaking her lines very quietly. Especially in Lilly’s case, some of Pitch Perfect’s best comedic moments are due to their layers of humor, in which her quiet speaking voice and how no one can hear what she says is only the surface level of the joke. But the second part of the joke is the utterly bizarre things that Lilly says.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The original film tells the story of a college student named Bella who’s cajoled into joining her university’s all-female a cappella group. Once there, she meets Pitch Perfect's cast of an eclectic group of other first-year students women, one of which is Lilly, a girl who speaks and sings in an impossibly quiet voice throughout Pitch Perfect's many locations and competitions.
Lilly Gives A Wild Reason For Her Soft Voice In Pitch Perfect 3 While Lilly’s reason for speaking in such a particular way is left a mystery for most of the Pitch Perfect franchise, the last film finally explains why she has such a soft voice. At the end of the third movie, Lilly says, "Satan has finally left my body," before speaking in her full voice and confirming that her real name is Esther.
What Lilly Actually Says In Pitch Perfect's Nearly Inaudible Lines While the reason behind Lilly’s muted tone and comedically unhinged statements in Pitch Perfect never be revealed, at the very least, audiences can still appreciate the character’s non-sequitur communication – as long as they have subtitles on, at least. The first of these lines is when Lilly introduces herself at the Bella auditions, saying, “Hello, my name is Lily Onakurarama. I was born with gills like a fish.
Next, Lilly mentions to Donald on the ride to a competition that “I set fires to feel joy,” despite him having just complimented her for her ability to sing and beatbox at the same time. Then, Lilly confesses that “I did a turn at County” once Becca herself returns from jail after the Bellas attempt to break up a fight between the Treblemakers and the Tonehangers.
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