very low, probably smart to octave.

maybe take out the bass for the first verse?

It just sounds a little extraneous.
or just continue the intro notes

You may want

to use the Bari
Voice for a
different
rhythm
altogether
here.

these are the notes people

will
recognize from the song

Keep this still though, its dope.

Maybe do a stacking chord effect

building up here with everyones parts
Kind of like Give Me love post-chorus
deal

This is awesome rhythm. I dig it.

Maybe throw a special part that just slowly slides up the scale during the Pre-Chorus?

Try throwing a part in here that emulates the synth of the actual song,
It will give the arrangement a bit of a base layer of sound, which goes
a long way in making it feel less empty. So like whole notes

Is the soloist the only one singing this part?

If so, maybe double it with another high voice?

I understand we are trying to make it sound

like a crowd singing it, but its really boring to sing unison.
Id give them something else to do for most of the verse, if not
all of it.

This is just kind of a bland bass part, but

I see your dilemma There isnt really much
else for them to do here. Maybe 2nd verse can differ
if you keep them in for the 1st verse? I just dont know how
Give it some thought, I guess.

Stacking thing again here, if it works at the other place?

This is super abstract and maybe difficult to manage, BUT what if at Break it Down
We legit break it down and go into a choral, gospel type thing from Girls hit your
until Cause Uptown Funk. Like moving parts and shit, and then when the solo sings Dont believe
me just watch, the beatbox dives back in a the chorus comes back like normal. Thatd be cool as fuck.