Zayn Malik shocks fans with insane high note during 'sHe' performance: Watch

Zayn Malik proved that his vocal power has only grown stronger, despite a hiatus from the stage.

Taking his debut solo Las Vegas residency as the perfect opportunity to remind fans of his talent, the former One Direction star opted sHe as the opening track during the third show.

On Saturday night, January 24, the Dusk Till Dawn hitmaker performed the song from his first solo album Mind of Mine while on Dolby Live stage at Park MGM. 

The sHe high note, which occurs during the chorus and bridge, is a famous "thing" within Zquad (his fandom) because of its difficulty and his vocal range.

Fans were in awe of Zayn’s vocal prowess with one raving on X, formerly Twitter, "I didn’t think zayn's high note could get better but he literally went even harder tonight."

"ZAYN MALIK YOU WILL ALWAYS BE THE GREATEST VOCALIST OF OUR GENERATIOn," another added.

A concert goer gushed, "So proud of you, you sounded amazing last night."

"He's insanely talented," a fourth complimented as the Bradford boy sent concertgoers into a meltdown with his soaring vocals.

Although the 34-year-old musician has faced criticism regarding his lack of promotion for his music, his vocal talent and high notes are rarely disputed.

For the unversed Zayn is frequently cited as the "high note boss," with sHe often used in social media "high note challenges" and vocal reaction videos where fans and coaches analyze his falsetto.

Here are some songs where the singer has impressed fans with his signature high notes:

During One Direction Era

Best Song Ever: Famous for the "extreme high note" near the end of the track. 

You & I: The original studio version features a climactic high note that has become a benchmark for "high note challenges" among fans.

Steal My Girl: Notable for the sustained high notes during the final chorus.

Ready to Run: Contains a specific vocal slot designed to showcase his power and range.

From his solo career

You & I (Live 2026): Originally a One Direction hit, Zayn's 2026 solo renditions, including a famous a cappella version, showcase an impressive leap from Bb4 to F5.

Die For Me: An officially unreleased lead single from his upcoming album features powerful high notes that have gone viral on social media.

Lied To: Performed during his Stairway to the Sky tour and Vegas residency, this track from Room Under the Stairs features emotional, soaring high notes in the chorus.

I Don’t Wanna Live Forever: This collaboration with Taylor Swift is famous for Zayn’s "dreamy falsetto" that often takes center stage.

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