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do yourself and us a favour and continue to react to PTX.

Avi, in the beanie is the bass

Welcome to the new rabbit hole. 😂🎉😊

Thx for ur reaction of putri ariani first performance at agt..make me cry too bro..😊❤❤

There is very many videos that you will be very surprised the way that Pentatonix does them!

Whys it so blurry??

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Please continue this journey, I’ve enjoyed this video so much. Pause as much as you like.

Hi my brother,please react the other Putri's songs either before or after on Agt 2023.Thanks so much your nice reaction my bro.

Welcome to the magical Pentatonix rabbit hole. You will find a wide variety of amazing songs.

Yes, please do more reactions to Pentatonix. We Pentaholics love to watch the newbies’ reactions as they fall down this very deep rabbit hole of harmonies and upgraded covers!! Pick any of their many covers and originals because there isn’t a bad one among them and it won’t be long and you’ll be calling yourself a Pentaholic as well.

Top reactie, eindelijk iets wat veel jongeren aanspreekt en.mij ook als 52 jaar oud. Gabber kwam toen in kale kop en een ausie traningpak.

The bass is Avi, with the beard. He has blown speakers when out playing live, he's just amazing. He did leave Pentatonix for personal reasons, and Matt was put in Avi's place. Matt is amazing too, but Avi is my favorite bass singer out of ALL Acapella groups. Check out Daft Punk, Amazing Grace, The Prayer, Bohemian Rhapsody, the list is endless. Have fun!

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Some of their new stuff is next level. Oh Holy Night and the live version of Kiss From a Rose

Bring on the Pentatonix ❣️I have subscribed for your PTX journey💖😊

Feel free to relisten to any part in a Pentatonix song! We all do it. Their voices are amazing! You looked so disappointed when you realized there was a group change. Avi will always be missed, but no worries though, the new bass, Matt is phenomenal!

Thank you very much, bother for your support for Putri Ariani 👍👍❤ I hope you stay healthy and always successful, greetings from Indonesia ♥ ❤

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Thanks for your reaction putri Aryani ❤❤❤

Welcome. Pentatonix is such a wonderful group and there vocals are insanely wonderful. Greetings from South Africa

In my country that what he did with his voice is called :" stacato" ,very used in balkanic songs ( in my country ,i don' t know in other countrys) ❤

Dimash voice can do amazing things ...you have to wach him live ❤

There are live versions of this song from his concerts ❤. Send you love from România.

Matt has been bass for Pentatonix since October 2017 so he is not really a new guy. He is incredible. You have just been mostly looking at old videos. Anyway, thanks for reacting to Pentatonix.

Thanx u to reaction 🇮🇩❤️🙏🏻

Just subbed for more PTX please! And start a Pentatonix Playlist... The Pentaholics will love you for it!!

Welcome to Penatonix. Mitch is amazing isn't he. Subbed and liked. Hope to see more from them!

Welcome aboard, Brother. Lets dig deeper for our Princess. And The Putri's Guardians will be with u all the way then. ❤

No, you don't have to watch everything with Avi in it before you watch anything with Matt in it. Just get used to the fact that you'll have some idea how old a song is based on who the bass is.

Normally I just say that Avi found it necessary to leave for personal reasons, but since you've specifically asked, this is our best understanding of what happened - Pentatonix finds it painful to talk about, so we don't know everything. As Pentatonix became more and more successful they began spending a LOT of time touring, and Avi found the schedule hard to deal with. Musically, he found himself wanting to return to his roots in Americana/folk music, even as Pentatonix was becoming more and more known for pop music. Avi began to collaborate with three other men and a woman in his preferred genre; the others played guitars and banjos, and if I recall correctly all of them sang - they called this band "Avriel and the Sequoias." So even though Avi was sticking with Pentatonix, whom he thought of as family, musically he had begun pulling away from them. (Note: Pentatonix has always had a policy that members could have personal UA-cam channels, where they post their personal projects, as long as it doesn't actually interfere with the entire band's projects. Avi did not cross that line, but he was getting close.) This state of affairs might have continued indefinitely, with everyone feeling vaguely dissatisfied and uncertain what to do about it, but an emergency arose which brought it to a head - Avi's mother was diagnosed with cancer. Avi needed to spend time with her, and he couldn't do that and also maintain the touring schedule. Avi weighed the alternatives: he either needed to take an indefinite leave of absence, or he needed to resign. A leave of absence would put the band in chaos; no bass, and no chance to replace the bass. Combined with the fact that Avi was already growing in a different direction musically, that made it pretty obvious: it was time for Avi to resign. As I say, this was a painful situation for everyone. You can see the reaction of the remaining members of Pentatonix in their cover of "Dancing On My Own," by Robyn, which they recorded as their farewell to Avi. Also, in some ways it was like a divorce - even with no malice, lawyers have to be involved. Who wrote what? Who owns what? Who has the right to perform what? Some of this has led to internet rumors about infighting and betrayal. I recommend against listening to internet rumors. Shortly after Avi left Pentatonix, Avriel and the Sequoias disbanded and went their separate ways; I suspect this was because Avi was unable to devote enough time and attention to keep it going, but that's just a guess. What we know for sure is that with adequate family support Avi's mother was able to beat the cancer 🥳 and Avi has gone on to have a very successful solo career, writing most of his own music. And Pentatonix found Matt, whose talents are slightly different from Avi's but who is a stellar addition to the band.

Subscribed for more Pentatonix. The name Pentatonix (PTX) is based on the pentatonic scale which has five notes. In this song, the lady, Kirstie, sets you up and Mitch knocks you down. You’ve been Mitch slapped. Please mix the songs from both eras of PTX; early (Avi at bass) and later (Matt at bass). Avi and Matt are both terrific in their own unique way. There are a few hundred great songs, but after Bohemian Rhapsody and Sound Of Silence, recommend their cover of The Prayer.

This was recorded in the studio for release on their 2016 Christmas album, "A Pentatonix Christmas," so in the official video they're lip-synching to the music they've already recorded. Which, in the case of Pentatonix, means that they're actually singing the song so they're in proper time and completely synchronized with each other and all their movements are genuine. But the audio track is from the studio recording. This was shot in the Mojave desert outside of Barstow, California. Because it went with a song on that year's Christmas album, they were all dressed in warm winter coats, even though they were filming it in the summer and the temperature was around 98° Fahrenheit (36.667° Celsius), so they were all miserably hot. Kirstin had injured her foot or ankle and was unable to walk with them; it was as much as she could do to stand in one spot while the men walked up behind her. And they were off-road and afraid that they wouldn't be able to find their way out in the dark, but they really wanted the video to include Mitch's hat eclipsing the setting sun. So they needed to do it as quickly as possible and then leave immediately, which is exactly what they did, and they were VERY relieved to be putting it behind them. And yes, they did manage to make it out before full darkness fell, just barely.

Where Pentatonix came from: Kirstin, Mitch, and Scott all grew up in Arlington, Texas. All of them were involved with community musical theater as children, and Mitch met both Scott and Kirstin there (separately) when they were still pre-teens, and became friends with each of them. However, Scott and Kirstin didn't meet each other until they were fourteen and in the same high school class. All three were choir geeks (duh), and they quickly became best friends in high school. And if you're wondering what was in the water in Arlington in the early 1990s that three such remarkably talented people should all be born in such proximity, you aren't the only one. There was some kind of singing contest to meet the stars of _Glee,_ and the three of them wanted to enter, so they formed a trio which they named "The Trio." (I know; not very imaginative. They're somewhat better with that now.) They lost the contest, but they kept The Trio together anyway; they performed at school functions and occasionally on local television. Pentaholics still refer to these three as "the trio," and the trio is the heart of Pentatonix. Kirstin and Scott were a year ahead of Mitch; they graduated in 2010, when Mitch was still in eleventh grade, and both went away for their freshman year of college. Kirstin went to the University of Oklahoma (with a full ride scholarship!), and Scott went to the University of Southern Califonia. Scott is a very outgoing person, so he immediately began looking around for extracurricular activities where he could meet people and make new friends, and he found an award-winning amateur a cappella group named SoCal VoCals, which he joined. While there he met a former member named Ben Bram, who at the time was a coach on NBC's a cappella competition show named _"The Sing-Off."_ A cappella groups would audition for the show, and those that passed appeared throughout the season. There was a panel of three judges, all professional musicians, who would critique each performance. Along the way some groups would be eliminated, narrowing the field, and at the end of the season viewers would be invited to vote on a winner. The winning group would receive $200,000 and a recording contract with Epic, a minor subsidiary of Sony, the show's sponsor. Scott was intrigued. He thought The Trio could be competitive, and if they could get a recording contract they could have a career doing what they most loved, with the people they most loved. So he talked to Kirstin, who thought his idea had promise, and at the end of their first year of college the two of them headed back to Arlington to be there for Mitch's graduation and to talk with Mitch about Scott's idea. Meanwhile, back in Arlington Mitch had been having a very difficult year. His best friends weren't there, and as an out-of-the-closet young gay man with an unusually high voice he was being seriously bullied. And unfortunately, since the bullying was ostensibly for his voice he was quickly developing the notion that there was something wrong with his voice and that no one would want to hear him sing. So when Scott presented his idea Mitch was on board; it was a way to get away from the bullies. He had doubts about his ability to carry his weight in the group, because of the bullying, but he was willing to try, and if Scott and Kirstin said they could win, well, maybe they could. So with everyone agreed, Scott called Ben Bram to find out how to arrange for an audition, and this is where they met their first setback. _The Sing-Off_ had a size requirement; the minimum size allowed was five. The Trio needed two new members and a new name. They were stumped. Ben suggested that they'd profit from adding a rhythm section: a bass and a beatboxer, and he knew the perfect person to recommend for the bass, a guy named Avi Kaplan. They talked to Avi, and he was very interested, so that took care of the bass, but where to find the beatboxer? Ben didn't have any suggestions. So in desperation they typed "beatboxer" into a UA-cam search box and the first hit they got was a black guy playing a classical piece on the cello and beatboxing at the same time. And all of them said, "Wow! He's the one! How can we get in touch with him?" They were in luck. At the time UA-cam had something called UA-cam messages, which would allow private messages between members (now discontinued), so they sent Kevin a private message: "Hey! We really love your stuff, and we wonder if you'd be interested in flying across the country to join four strangers to audition for an a cappella competition show on television?" And Kevin messaged them back: "Normally I'd be there in a heart beat; I love a cappella and have been in a cappella groups before. But right now I'm studying for my final exams for my pre-med major from Yale." Oh. That sounded pretty definite; better keep looking. So they kept looking, and they found someone, but he was no Kevin Olusola. Oh well; you work with what you have. And two weeks later Kevin messaged them again: "Good news! I just graduated. If the gig's still open I can fly out." He arrived the day before their audition. Mitch had to skip his graduation ceremony to attend the audition. But even with just a day of rehearsal they still passed the audition; they were in. Oh, yes, the name. Pentatonix is named for the pentatonic scale, which has five (penta) tones just as Pentatonix has five (Penta) singers. In other words, it's a fancier way of saying they're now "The Quintet." 😂 Pentatonix appeared throughout season three of _The Sing-Off,_ and eventually won. All those performances are available on UA-cam and are well worth watching, preferably in order so you can see how they grew throughout the season. Some of them are as good as anything they've done since (which is saying a lot) and are only available in those old videos. (Note: If you decide to react to these, be sure and watch the versions that contain the show's introduction of Pentatonix just before the performance, and the judges' critiques of the performance, and any comments Pentatonix made backstage.) So, they'd won _The Sing-Off,_ complete with recording contract. Time to move to California permanently and begin recording. And a week later Epic reneged on the contract, saying that they didn't know how to market a cappella. But at this point Pentatonix weren't willing to give up; they WANTED that career they'd been working toward. So they pooled their winnings and lived frugally. The four men shared two apartments, to cut down on expenses. They arranged music and rehearsed every day, and when they had a song ready they used their iPhones to record themselves anywhere they could find good acoustics, and sometimes in places with acoustics that were just okay. And they posted to UA-cam. Their fans from _The Sing-Off_ quickly found them there, and subscribed, and they began to get more views and more subscribers, and to pick up a few patrons. In fact, they were going viral. And Sony noticed, and approached them with an offer: Perhaps Pentatonix would like a recording contract with Madison Gate, another minor subsidiary? Hmmm. 🤔 Would they like a recording contract? Might have to think about that, for a second or two. Darn right they'd like a recording contract! And then came "Daft Punk Medley," and Pentatonix won their first Grammy. And again, Sony took notice, and approached Pentatonix: "We've been thinking about it and we believe you might find a better fit with our flagship label, RCA. Are you interested?" They've been with RCA ever since. They go on tours world wide and perform to sold-out venues. They put out at LEAST one album a year, frequently more. One has gone Gold and one has gone Platinum twice. They have three Grammys and recently received a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. And they are the only a cappella band to have won so much as ONE Grammy, or to be represented on the Walk of Fame.

I never subscribe to a reactor off the first video. But I did like it. The bass singer was the second guy to sing, yes he can go that low, and that high. He left for several reasons, burnout, needing to stay home and take care of a sick mother, (the group tours basically three weeks a month, or 10 months a year on average not all at once). If you think Avi can go low, try geoff castellucci misty mountains cold ua-cam.com/users/results?search_query=geoff+castellucci+misty+mountains. But yet, our Avi has probably blown at least 15 sub/woofers, and I'll guess at least 5 sound systems in general. He may not get as low as some others, but he has more power than they do. And, yes when he sings at the very top of his range, the little cracks in his voice remind me of sunshine coming through the clouds, it's just that beautiful. There is some debate among the Penta-holics, as to who can sing the highest, Mitch or Kirsten. That in normal voice, But if you want to talk flasetto, then Kevin the beatboxer wins.

Subscribed. If you decide to continue down this rabbit hole you can expect a LOT of new subscriptions; Pentatonix fans are enthusiastic about reaction videos to anything our favorite band puts out. Some useful terminology: • pentaholic = Pentatonix fan • PTX = abbreviation for Pentatonix - extremely useful in searches • the trio = Kirstin, Mitch, and Scott • Mitch slap = what you get the first time you realize how incredible Mitch's voice is. • Avi-lanche = like a Mitch slap, except with Avi instead of Mitch. • KO = like a Mitch slap or Avi-lanche, except with Kevin Olusola. (Note: You never become immune to Mitch slaps, Avi-lanches, KOs, or the similar things that Kirstin, Scott, and Matt do. They always have the ability to surprise us.) You can't go wrong listening to anything Pentatonix has released; it's all gorgeous. But all pentaholics have our own personal favorites that we like to recommend. These are some of my favorites: • "Hallelujah" ( a recent live performance, with Matt: ua-cam.com/video/FqphhPapkoc/v-deo.htmlsi=tC6Ew07JGeQKQvDL ) • "Imagine" (the official video) • "The Prayer" • "Bohemian Rhapsody" • "Sound of Silence" • "Run To You" (an original, written by Avi and Kevin) • "Happy Now" (another original) • "Daft Punk Medley" (their first Grammy winner) • "O Come All Ye Faithful" • "O Holy Night" (they did a totally new recording for their 2023 Christmas album; you can find the official video here: ua-cam.com/video/ReJAU2mXm8w/v-deo.htmlsi=upj2Q3vLqigVEtgm ) • "Pure Imagination / Christmas Time is Here" (preferably the live Vevo recording) • "Kiss From a Rose" (preferably the live Vevo recording) • "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch" • "The Lucky Ones" (an original, written by Scott) • "Thank You" (an original, written by Scott and his then fiancé, now husband, Mark Manio Hoying, shortly after the end of COVID lockdown, about how much easier it was to get through that time because they were together) • "The Kevin Show/Kevin's Fifth." This is a live feed from a concert they gave in Owensboro, Kentucky, Kevin's home town: ua-cam.com/video/DbCasvcNx78/v-deo.html and this is the very special performance of "Kevin's Fifth" (without "The Kevin Show") from Kevin's birthday in 2022: ua-cam.com/video/7m0g7xThIWs/v-deo.htmlsi=99F7iG5qkdgPCm43 Additionally, IF you're familiar with _"The Wizard Of Oz"_ (the 1939 movie starring Judy Garland), I recommend "Todrick Hall - The Wizard of Ahhhs (ft. Pentatonix)": ua-cam.com/video/QkVeKb2igrg/v-deo.html If you've never seen the movie it won't make sense, so take care of that first. One advantage to reacting to "The Wizard of Ahhhs" is that you won't need to obscure the video to avoid copyright claims. Most of Pentatonix's copyrights are owned by their publisher, RCA, and RCA is notorious for getting reaction videos taken down over copyright issues, but the copyrights for "The Wizard of Ahhhs" are owned by Todrick Hall, and Todrick seems to be more interested in good publicity than in stomping on innocent reactors. (I regret to say that Todrick has gotten a lot of bad publicity in recent years, for very good reasons; he appears to be something of a jerk. But making copyright claims against other UA-camrs isn't one of his vices.)

The name "Pentatonix" is derived from the "pentatonic" scale, any musical scale with five (penta) tones, just as Pentatonix has five (Penta) singers. The members of #Pentatonix. In this video we have: • First verse: Tall blond guy, Scott Hoying, lyric baritone. In describing a man's vocal range, "lyric" means that the actual range exceeds the nominal range. In Scott's case, he sings everywhere from about the middle of a normal bass range through most of a normal tenor range. Probably five or six octaves. In live performances Scott typically takes over the bass harmony line when their bass has a solo. • Second verse: Bearded guy wearing a stocking cap, Avi (pronounced Ah'-vee, emphasis on the first syllable) Kaplan, lyric bass. Avi is an operatically trained basso profundo - his lowest notes have blown out speakers in live performances - but his range extends to somewhere in the middle of a normal tenor range. If this were a live performance you'd be hearing Scott singing the bass line during Avi's solo, but if you listen carefully you can hear the bass starting up during Scott's solo, and the voice doesn't change as it continues into Avi's solo. So what gives? Early on, they decided that when they're recording in the studio for release on an album, it's worth a small cheat to improve the audio quality. The bass records one track with the bass harmonies for the entire song, and a separate track with his solo, which is then layered in over the bass track. And since this is an official video of a song that was released on an album, that's Avi you hear singing bass while he's also soloing in the baritone and tenor parts of his range. • Third verse: The only woman in Pentatonix, Kirstin (also called Kirstie, which rhymes with thirsty) Maldonado. Kirstin sings everywhere from a low alto through coloratura soprano, the highest female range. And she has fantastic whistle notes on top of that. Lately Pentatonix has begun referring to her as an "alto soprano." • Fourth verse: Guy wearing a wide-brimmed hat, Mitch Grassi (pronounced Grah'-see, emphasis on the first syllable), natural contratenor. No one is certain whether Mitch can sing higher than Kirstin or Kirstin can sing higher than Mitch; I suspect that it varies from day to day, though everyone agrees that Kirstin has better whistle notes. Mitch is known for his ethereally beautiful (some say "angelic") high vocals. Shawn Stockman, of Boyz II Men, said Mitch has "one of the prettiest voices I have ever heard in my life." Mitch switches seamlessly from chest voice to mixed voice to head voice. He has a range of just over six octaves. And we call that stunned look people get the first time they realize that the beautiful high voice is coming from a man, "being Mitch slapped." You've just been Mitch slapped. Don't let it worry you; it's happened to all of us, generally more than once because Mitch is full of surprises. • The fifth member of Pentatonix (PTX for short) is Kevin Olusola (pronounced Oh-loosh"-oh-luh', primary emphasis on the second syllable, secondary emphasis on the fourth) beatboxer extraordinaire. There may be a better beatboxer than Kevin, but if so I've never encountered him or her. We don't get to hear Kevin sing as often as we'd like because he's generally too busy being the entire percussion section, but when he does sing he has a lovely tenor voice that occasionally descends to the uppermost reaches of a baritone range. He's also known for the beauty of his falsetto, which goes higher than Mitch's and Kirstin's voices. Kevin has perfect pitch. He began piano lessons at age 4, cello at age 6, and alto saxophone at age 10. When he was a teenager he performed at Carnegie Hall twice, once on the cello and once on the saxophone. He beatboxes while playing the cello, which he refers to as "celloboxing." He graduated from Yale in 2011 with a pre-med major and had already been accepted to Yale Medical School when he gave up his dream of becoming a surgeon to pursue his dream of becoming a professional beatboxer instead. He speaks five languages fluently: English, French, German, Spanish, and Mandarin Chinese. He's one of the kindest people in the world, and when he laughs the whole planet seems like a brighter place. In 2017 Avi found it necesssary to leave Pentatonix, for a variety of personal reasons. He has since gone on to have a very successful solo career, and I strongly recommend subscribing to his UA-cam channel, which you can find here: youtube.com/@AviKaplanMusic Avi's replacement joined in either late 2017 or early 2018 (depending on how you figure it) and has now been with Pentatonix longer than Avi was. You'll see him in all of their newer videos: • The second black member of Pentatonix is Matt Sallee (pronounced Suh-lee', emphasis on the second syllable), lyric bass. In addition to being the newest member of Pentatonix Matt is also the youngest member, and I'm told that bass voices improve with age. Matt's range seems to be growing on a daily basis right now. His current lowest note appears to be A1, which just barely counts as basso profundo, albeit not the blowing out speakers variety (though he may achieve that within a year or two). But on his high end Matt reaches nearly the top of a normal tenor range. To find his current range I recommend listening to a recent live stream of "Hallelujah." You can find one here: ua-cam.com/video/FqphhPapkoc/v-deo.htmlsi=tC6Ew07JGeQKQvDL Matt's arrangement of the second verse seems to be designed to show off his full range, which is astonishing. I believe Matt has the largest range of any member of Pentatonix, past or present.

This was my introduction to the fantastic Pentatonix, also ~ Wonderful reaction to this beautiful video, new sub! The amazing bass is the man with the long hair, beard and beanie, Avi Kaplan who is a true classically trained basso profundo, with a velvet voice. Since leaving the group for personal reasons, Avi has blown fans away with his original and varied solo work. For starters I recommend his powerful "Change on the Rise" ~ completely different is his stunningly beautiful "Avi Kaplan, All Is Well, Seven Layers Session # 126" simply a man with his guitar in an ancient church ~ then shake it up with his jamming "When I'm a Fool, Live at Sunset Sound" with Scooter Jennings and crew! Please consider checking these out and reacting to this exceptionally talented artist. Thank you, Okebekee.

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Dimash probably kept that upper range because he trained all through puberty. Most people lose it. His ability to switch quickly and cleanly through his vocal modes is clearly due to lots of daily practice. Much of what makes him so listenable is due to diligent training beyond just the raw talent. If you catch some of the videos from 2015 and before, you'll notice some rough edges and a little less control. He got his stuff really together and ready for professional work just in the year or two before the 2017 show. It's a big voice to tame and it took a while. Then his lower range filled in really well in the four years after the 2017 show, which was a real treat to experience. So when he says it was a lot of hard work, he's right and you can prove it from the videos in the years where he is transitioning from a student to a professional. I would also note that after about 2019 or so, a lot of the growth is in his musical choices. But he keeps on growing his voice too. I think the high note in this song is an E flat 6, just one whole note under the top soprano arias, such as Queen Of The Night. Most arias don't go past E6. But then in Stranger (2021) he produced an F6, so now he warms up with Queen Of The Night. But he also pulled out that low C2 bass note with a little fry. I think he did an E2 with no fry, just chest voice. That's real bass range. He started from a low-ish tenor and grew it a tiny bit at a time over a few thousand hours of practice.

I watch these for the Mitch slaps now. Not bad…not bad…

When you watch his songs from the 2017 competition in China (I Am A Singer), use the modified versions on the Dimash Fanclub Germany channel because they have added subtitles in English, German and French.

Welcome to our wonderful world! The bass is Avi Kaplan- the guy with the beard, although Scott-the blonde takes over when he's singing his solo. Avi left the group and was replaced by Matt Sallee. We love them both. Enjoy!!

Tenes que verlo cantar esta canción en vivo. Esta en el concierto que dio en Almati