MUSICIAN REACTS TO The Room Where It Happens | Hamilton Animatic
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So, the thing historically is that New York *was* the interim capital of the newly formed US.
Hamilton exchanged the power to create the financial system that largely still makes the country possible to have *by giving the Southerners the capital in the South.* Washington DC *wasn't a thing yet,* this is what made it a thing.
So yes, that is in fact the compromise... and Hamilton got what he wanted, and as everyone agrees: New York is the financial capital. So he was fine giving it away--"selling it down the river" by giving the capital to the South--to get the banks.
And correct me if I am wrong but the financial system he created was for the government to pay of state debts and created a taxation system to pay of debts This Legacy though I am not sure if it still in place definitely outlived him
Not sure since I have never been to the US
adding, we actually don't know more details than that. Literally as the song states, no one else was in the room where it happened. They literally walked into a room on two opposing sides and came out with this sort of agreement but we don't know how they got to that point and the only claims we have are from the parties that needed to make themselves look good so they are biased.
Forgive me, I'm not entirely sure of U.S. History, but why was this transaction so important? Why did it matter where the US capital was? Sorry if I'm missing something obvious I just don't understand.
@Paula C It really does. Thanks so much for clarifying!
Hamilton made the right move. The southerners wanted the Capitol in their area and Hamilton wanted banking power. But in the end the location never mattered. Give your opponent a superficial victory to take a position You wanted/needed.
6:56 "Or did you know EVEN THEN it doesn't matter where you put the US capital?"
One of my favorite lines in the show, Burr's modern day actor steps in for a line to ask Hamilton a question with 200 years of hindsight.
Even just from a character perspective, this is one of the best songs in the show.
At the beginning, Hamilton says to Burr, "I guess I'll finally have to listen to you: talk less, smile more." It's a significant change for his character, and just the start.
Meanwhile, Burr realizes that what he has been doing ISN'T WORKING. He has been frustrated that Hamilton is shameless with his opinions, (in Wait for It: "Hamilton doesn't hesitate, he exibits no restraint. He takes and he takes and he takes and he takes") but now, just as Hamilton is showing some measure of restraint for the first time, Burr realizes that the only reason Hamilton is in the room was because of his outspokenness.
And then Hamilton calls him out on it, referencing both Aaron Burr, Sir and Wait For It: "When you've got skin in the game you stay in the game. But you don't get to win unless you're playing the game. You get love for it, you get hate for it, you get NOTHING if you wait for it. ... I want to make something that's gonna outlive me. What do you want Burr? If you stand for nothing Burr, what will you fall for?"
Hamilton is making it crystal clear that if Burr continues to stay neutral, if he refuses to play the game, he will never win. And Burr finally admits: "I want to be in the room where it happens".
This was the moment Burr decided he was sick of staying on the sidelines and wanted to play the game. Hamilton took Burr's advice, and now Burr will take Hamilton's.
The whole song list in order
Act I
1. "Alexander Hamilton"
2. "Aaron Burr, Sir"
3. "My Shot"
4. "The Story Of Tonight"
5. "The Schuyler Sisters"
6. "Farmer Refuted"
7. "You'll Be Back"
8. "Right Hand Man"
9. "A Winter's Ball"
10. "Helpless"
11. "Satisfied"
12. "The Story of Tonight (Reprise)"
13. "Wait For It"
14. "Stay Alive"
15. "Ten Duel Commandments"
16. "Meet Me Inside"
17. "That Would Be Enough"
18. "Guns and Ships"
19. "History Has Its Eyes On You"
20. "Yorktown (The World Turned Upside Down)"
21. "What Comes Next"
22. "Dear Theodosia"
23. "Non-Stop"
Act II
1. "What'd I Miss"
2. "Cabinet Battle #1"
3. "Take A Break"
4. "Say No To This"
5. "The Room Where It Happens"
6. "Schuyler Defeated"
7. "Cabinet Battle #2"
8. "Washington On Your Side"
9. "One Last Time"
10. "I Know Him"
11. "The Adams Administration"
12. "We Know"
13. "Hurricane"
14. "The Reynolds Pamphlet"
15. "Burn"
16. "Blow Us All Away"
17. "Stay Alive (Reprise)"
18. "It's Quiet Uptown"
19. "Election of 1800"
20. "Your Obedient Servant"
21. "Best of Wives and Best of Women"
22. "The World Was Wide Enough"
23. "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story"
Hope this helps
i can't wait for him to react to probably my fav song, what did i miss
@@Totally_therealLuci yes I love that song 😃
I also love your you'll be back that one is in my head 24/7😭😃
@@Totally_therealLuci Ooff,yEs,its so dang fun,I want it so BAD😖😖
My favorite part is the boys (Hamilton, Jefferson, and Madison) are singing “What do you want Burr?” and the chorus is singing the same, but they are a few beats behind them and then they all stop suddenly then Burr starts again.
Best part of the song 10/10
Yeah I love how they're like whispering in his ear and alot of animatics really emphasis the final "what're you fighting for?!" Before the cut-off
I SWEAR THE PART WHERE BURR SAYS *"Hold your nose and close your eyes"*
I LOST IT. THAT SOUNDED SO GOOD
WAIT YOU'RE JUST NOW GETTING TO ROOM WHERE IT HAPPENS??? That's like, one of THE best songs in the show, how have I never noticed you haven't reacted to it yet???
I believe he's trying to go in order of the musical and room where it happens is later in the show!
@@amargoo That I get, it's just that there were some popular ones people requested he react to before he started doing the show in order and I always assumed RWIH was one of them 😅
That was my reaction too. I knew he was going in order, but just the idea that he hasn’t gotten to this one yet is incredible
@@serpentmaster1323 Ikr lol
This is a really interesting turning point in the story. Basically up to this point, the story has painted Hamilton as the one who will throw caution to the wind and run headlong toward what he wants "like he's running out of time". Meanwhile, Burr is the one who prefers playing things safe, playing the social game and will "wait for it" by keeping neutral until he can bandwagon onto the winning side. As Burr points out in Non-Stop, because he came from an influential family while Hamilton came from nothing, Hamilton basically had nothing to lose and everything to gain, while Burr had very little to gain and everything to lose.
In The Room Where it Happens, we see Hamilton begin to play the social game by wining and dining Jefferson and Madison and compromising for the first time in the story to get what he wants out of them. Meanwhile, Burr finally finds something he wants desperately to chase with all his might - he wants to be one of the important players making important decisions. Musically, we hear Burr extending and singing with a lot more passion and desperation than usual toward the end of this song.
this is one of my favorite Hamilton songs. It just scratches my brain SO GOOD.
one of my favorite songs from hamilton was The Room Where It Happens as well. my top 3 is probably Satisfied, The Room Where It Happens and You'll Be Back
I feel like this song hits wayyyyyy harder in the live. Leslie odom is amazing
I agree! There is also another actor who played Burr, but cant remember his name. lol 😂
But when the final “in the room” (or the final belt in the song), he made the note ‘climb’ and I thought it was fantastic!
This is great! Ive always loved The Room Where It Happens, such a bop. Honestly I adore the fact that this musical is completely in song, it allows people to follow along with the storyline whether watching the original screenplay or not!
The next songs for you chronologically will be Schuyler Defeated, Cabinet Battle #2, and Washington On Your Side.
"The Room Where It Happens" is my favorite song from Hamilton 😍.
Glad your doing this one! It’s my favourite song from Hamilton :) after room where it happens is Schuyler Defeated!
Also, if you looking for songs to react to, I’d recommend Sex sells, Concrete, or It’s All Futile! It’s All Pointless! From Lovejoy
this song is a large reason why arron burr was one of my favourite characters in the show. hes just such an intriguing character.
also you should really check out a song called electrolysis by penny parker, its such an amazing song
The room where it happens? yes! Thank youuu
Gosh I love this song-
Also the next song after this one would be- "Schuyler defeated" I think
Basically, the result of the trade was Hamilton got a National Bank and by extension centralized the finances of the new nation, while Jefferson and Maddison got the nation's capitol (and by extension it's seat to power) moved from NY to Virginia.
Heres the rest of the roadmap in order for you, just so you have an easy way to come back to it:
-Schuyler Defeated
-Cabinet Battle 2
-Washington On Your Side
-One Last Time
-I Know Him
-The Adams Administration
-We Know
-Hurricane
-The Reynolds Pamphlet
-Burn
-Blow Us All Away
-Stay Alive (Reprise)
-It's Quiet Uptown
-The Election of 1800
-Your Obedient Servant
-Best of Wives and Best of Women (extremely short, if you wanted to just combine it with the one before or after it)
-The World Was Wide Enough
-Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story
got a decent chunk left but you're almost there >:)
omg YES! i was shocked that you hadn’t seen this one yet. this is my favorite song from the whole production. it is so incredible.
Next song is Schuyler defeated, followed by cabinet battle #2. I kind of recommend watching them together since the music carries between them
David!! Nice to see another upload. I totally recommend you give a listen to the soundtrack of Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812. My recommendations from that musical would be "Dust and Ashes" or "The Abduction" the show got totally robbed at the tony's when they went.
Yes! The Great Comet is such a good musical 😭😭😭
"Schuyler Defeated" Should be the next song on the list, my guy. Very excited to be this deep into Act 2! We're rapidly approaching the best and most emotional moments in the show! If I might make a recommendation, the next 3 tracks, "Schuyler Defeated", "Cabinet Battle #2", and "Washington On Your Side" are all much smaller tracks, and are a little confusing to jump into the middle of Cabinet or Washington without the immediate context of where the previous track left off. I'd HIGHLY recommend either reacting to those videos back to back to back on the same day, or rolling them all into the same video so you can experience them while the previous video is still fresh in your mind. Love all your work! Have a great day!
Hey! I know you did Beetlejuice reactions before, but "What I Know Now" from Beetlejuice the musical is a seriously underrated bop. I would love to see your reaction!
Very random here but can I just say… thank you for acknowledging casual viewers who may not want to subscribe but still enjoy watching your videos whenever you react to something of their interest. I personally only tune in when you react to things I know, but I still very much enjoy your videos whenever I do, even if I don’t subscribe because as you said, it would mostly just sit in my subscriptions, and I admittedly keep my subscriptions pretty tight. Please keep it up though, you do great work, and thank you again.
This was the song/animatic that got me interested in Hamilton. Awesome reaction!
Thank You! and the animatic is great!
This is my FAVORITE Hamilton song,but next is Schuyler Defeated,it uses a lot of previous song elements and it’s a pretty underrated one
I 100% think The Room Where It Happens and Non-stop are two of the best Hamilton songs
Not you singlehandedly putting me back in my intense Hamilton phase
Quick question since i'm curious, what song is your favorite so far that you've heard? also the next song is "schuyler defeated".
Thanks so much for getting to this one!! 😁😁 It’s probably my favorite piece in the play.
It wasnt zoned off yet. Any state could have set aside an area for the capital. There were over 5 proposed locations in addition to The Potomac river and New York City. What Hamilton agreed to do was to use his influence and persuasion to convince those in his party to all vote for Virginia as the capital while they agreed to use their influence and persuasion to convince their party to vote for his financial plan.
Been waiting for this one. Definitely one of my favorites.
I think out of every Hamilton song, The Room where it Happened and Non-stop are my favourites XD
They are vibes
By the way, There is a Critical Role version of this musical and it's FABULOUSLY done
Check out The Cantata Pansophical if you're interested
Since you’re doing more musicals, I definitely suggest another Be More Chill song. It’s called the ‘Squip Song’ its really funny and catchy and it includes my favorite character in all of musicals. I suggest you listen to “Claudia Cacace”
Sorry, Claudia Cacace is the channel name with the animatic.
I'm not sure if anyone's commented this before or not, but you should totally react to the mashup of "Say No To This" and "The Room Where it Happens". It fits so well together! (in my opinion at least).
I've always found this song crazy because this ISN'T fiction. No notes were taken, and we GENUINELY have no idea what was discussed between Hamilton, Jefferson and Madison forthem to make their deal.
I literally JUST started getting into Hamilton and Aaron Burr is my fave so I LOVE Room Where it Happened but couldn’t find many reactions on this specific song then sure enough the same week you post this! 😂
The next three songs should be "Schuyler Defeated," " Cabinet Battle #2" and "Washinton on Your Side."
This is legit me:
When you come back to a song that you liked in the past and ots still as good as you first heard it: *crying fat frog*
I've only been lurking for a little while and dude why has no one told you about this movie called Promare!! the song in there called Kakusei by Superfly, is beautiful (it is in japanese) I hope it makes your heart happy just as much as it makes mine.
I hate that we’ll never know what happened in the room where it happened because most of this seems to be in bur’s pov it’s there but very subtle
Lots of songs in Hamilton have little moments where they make a nod to previous songs or stuff that happened between the characters, which, as someone who watch/listen to the whole show in order, is so satisfying, but can also leave people going in blindly a little perplexe. So i really recommend as many said, that you watch the whole show in order tbh !
Omg I love this song I didn't know this was recent i can't wait for the next one you're the only reaction youtuber that I watch the whole vidoe love you !!!
The Room Where It Happens was initially the most striking song in the show to me - the choreography, the performance, and Aaron Burr finally realizing that he, too, has to go beyond 'waiting for it'. Also the wildin' piano that you mentioned towards the end, loved that. Luckily, no one got shot yet. I think it's more the leitmotif of 'I am not throwing away my shot' that is reinforced here in Burr's own way. I love the double meaning of 'selling New York City down the river'. Honestly, I have nothing but praise for this one, but especially this:
The point of view we experience here. Most of us were convinced up until here that we were watching the show from Hamilton's point of view. But if that was so, why do we not know what happened in that room? It's because this musical is happening entirely in Burr's pov. It's such a subtle but important nod.
Go back to the beginning of the song. It’s indirectly about the banks. The banks assume greater importance because of the debt plan. And to recognize Alexander’s reach, you only have to consider one thing. Whenever Washington come up with a idea now, the question is usually asked- how will The Street respond?
The historical context is that the capital was in New York. It also housed the primary bank. Jefferson and the other Democratic-Republicans wanted the capital to be moved further south for easier access for them. Hamilton was in charge of the Treasury and didn’t want the banks to move because then he would lose control of them. The compromise was that the capital can be moved, but the banks stay in New York
The next song is technically Schuyler Defeated, however it is very short. I recommend watching that one without a reaction and then jumping to reacting to the song after it which is Cabinet Battle #2. But that's my opinion. If you do want to react to it, though, it's like 1min and fades right into cabinet battle 2 so you could do both of them together in one video, also.
On spotify the entire songs are listed in order, there should also be playlists of these songs with animatics listed chronologically as well if you really want to stick to the order of the songs
You should check out Moona Hoshinova and Ayunda Risu’s original songs (High Tide and Alice&u) since you’re delving a bit into the vtuber music scene with Calli’s music from what I’ve seen. They sang them couple weeks back in holofest 2022 and they were fantastic! Also some of the songs that Calli sings with Suisei are fire too!
Burr's songs are hands down my faves. Wait For It is my SuperFave from the story. Its just so goooooooooooooodddd
This is my favourite song in the entire musical. Most are amazing but this onr is just something else
This is my favourite song from Hamilton
I hope you can listen to the musical "Starry: A New Musical" one of these days! In a historical musical (similar to Hamilton), it's a pop-rock musical that tells the story of Vincent Van Gogh and his younger brother Theo. It's an emotional musical but SUCH a ride to listen to! They just got a workshop approved on The West End, and I couldn't be more excited, so in honor of that, you should listen to "United In Distaste" which features the song of Van Gogh meeting the Post-Impressionists for the first time. (I recommend pulling up the lyrics and perhaps a tiny bit of googling so you can understand the story better, but it's WORTH IT)
Either that song or the Yellow House, if you want a fun, bouncy dynamic between Vincent, his new roommate Paul Gauguin, and his brother Theo, the songs feature the letters written between them, but it's a comedy relief song more than anything, but it's easier to follow!
OM GOD yesssss I LOVE starry!!!! Sooooo amaaaaazing!!!!
Please do "Who Lives, Who Dies, Who Tells Your Story"!! its one of my fav songs from the musical and i think its one of the best!
I love this
Finally he reacted to it
Hooman you should do next is ‘’hey boy” from over the moon!
This is absolutely one of the best songs in the show lol
Your next song (Schuyler Defeated) is pretty short btw, I recommend combining it with Cabinet Battle #2, which is after that :)
My fab song!!!
I think I’ve re-entered a phase listening to this music again
YES I FRIGGEN LOVE THIS ONE MY DUDE
New York City was used as a temporary capitol. But there was a lot of debate at the time about whether people wanted to be ruled from a distant capitol or have it closer to home where they might be more understood. There was also a lot of difference and division between the northern and southern states, even back then. What I was taught back in grade school was that putting the capitol at the Potomac River would put it roughly in the middle of the 13 original states, and putting it on the border between Virginia and Maryland meant that no single state could claim the honor of hosting the nation’s capitol. What they talk about it here in the play has a lot to do with the positioning of the banks, which I’m not that familiar with. It sounds like Hamilton was making it look like he offered a trade, when really it was his idea all along. I should fact check that sometime.
ANOTHER BANGER!!!!
I see this as the apex of Burr's conflict in the story. Hamilton fought for what he wanted and got New York to be the financial capital of the country, regardless if it was not the actual capital. Burr thinks you just have to wait for a long time before these sorts of things happen. Now, he's compelled by Hamilton's prodding to fight for what he wants sooner rather than later.
@David the Hooman suggestion for reacting to Hamilton the are 2 songs which I would suggest you watch together, the election of 1800’s and Your Obedient servant
Stuck in my room with covid, this was a nice little break
So the "CLICK BOOM" line is foreshadowing, and before anyone says something about how I'm spoiling it for hooman I just want to point out the fact that it's already been talked about literally In the first song of the musical
You should definitely listen to something from jeckel and hyde! I would suggest "alive" or "confrontation"
I love this song ! glad youre finally reacting to it :D also im super early tehe
Day 38: If there is a song that you must listen to, along with the accompanying animation, it has to be We are the Souls by ThePruld. If there is a song that can encompass an entire community it is that song.
My favorite song is non stop :)
The mainreason there was divide on where to put capt. Was the north vs. South. Each side blieved that if the capt. Was closest to them it give them more power. Hamilton was from the north .
The next song is technically Schuyler Defeated, but it’s very short. It leads directly into Cabinet Battle #2 which leads directly into Washington On Your Side. You could react to them all together if you want or do Schuyler Defeated and Cabinet Battle together and Washington separately or just what them each separately. Whichever you choose will be great because now we’re getting into the ✨drama✨
Hamilton gave them the capital of the states, he got the power to create his banking systems
THIS SONG YESSSSS!!
While I don't know much about hamilton, I'd really love for you to listen to YonKaGor! He was a fast favourite of mine and I have a few of his songs I adore! My recommendations are Mr. Sunfish, Paper Alibis, Dandelion, Another Mistake, You Made Me Fall In Love, and I Forgot That You Exist. I'd also like to recommend "It's Normal" but since the aritist sepcified that the song is prohibited for use I'd like for that to be a personal listen to.
All I will say is that click boom has multiple meanings
this is so cool! I would absolutely love to see your reaction to maybe Hadestown? it has so many gorgeous songs across the different album iterations - and there's a really good animatic by Druid For Hire set to Epic III (using specifically audio from the London production) from it!
Hey!! I just recently got into your channel and since your getting into Hamilton, I wanted you to check out the Congratulations animatic by Chiino. This song isn’t in the official soundtrack but it’s one of my favorite songs from the musical❤️ This happens somewhere after Can’t say no to this or The Reynolds’s Pamphlet (I don’t really know😅)
Well, a huge part of the reason they wanted it farther north was population distribution. New York was a candidate, but Philadelphia was a more popular one. Back then many more people (not counting slaves, of corse) were living farther north because it was more densely settled and the south was mostly really spread out and sprawling plantations, so it would be way more accessible to more people farther north.
There were many more reasons people gave for other locations so Im not even scratching the surface, but don’t forget how much longer travel took back then. Boats were faster than carriages(so basically every proposed location was on a river) but where the capital was actually going to be would have always been a much bigger deal back then than it is now because is much easier to move things a distance nowadays. That goes for people, commerce, news, and weapons, and you would also want a position that is ideally easily accessible and if necessary defendable. And if you want people to live there, a preexisting city is nice, but you definitely need to be able to build there.
Another thing that’s interesting is the the capitals of other countries at the time had been decided a long time ago, and Im guessing that this was likely one of the first times a capital was to be chosen by a committee of people all trying to agree on what was the most optimal option, instead of what city just grew the most prosperous, or where the king moved.
DC was not easy to build on, but in case you didn’t know it did use to be a perfect square. The bottom part was taken by Virginia, and the stone that marks the original bottom corner of DC still stands, near a terribly congested intersection at rush hour and a temple built by the freemasons. I think it was taken in the civil war, but Im not completely sure.
As you have just reacted to The Room Where it Happens .. Annapantsu and her friends did a cover, a female version, and it’s amazing 🤩.. you have to react to it!!
Hey David, it would be great if you could react to either Immortal, The One That Got Away, When The Sun Loves The Moon, Hopelessly or Rising tides. To be honest all of her songs are AMAZING. Thank you so much for reading this. I love what you do. 😄
I would love to see you react to prologue/now and forever from the pebble and the penguin or la seine from a monster in paris there both very lovey songs and I think you’d have fun listening to them!
RosyClozy music freaks "loved with your love" it's so good I recommend 100%
Glad you like this one, it's a BOP! Can you react to Story of The Phantom from the Goosebumps musical?
Hey Hooman, I think you should give the channel Aviators and their dong "Incandescent" it's a great feel good song despite the game it is based on Dark Douls being a grim, seemingly hopeless land.
Another channel you should check out is Miracle of Sound with their song "Tale of Cu Chulainn" it is anout the Irish Celtic legend of Cu Chulainn. I think it is really well put together and it has some great drums to go with it, and some lyrics even being in Irish Gaelic. (Cu Chulainn may or may not be my favorite mythological hero (thanks Fate/Stay Night)).
The Great compromise is a comprise of how many representatives each state should get in the house of reps. Eventually we came with the Connecticut plan also known as the compromise.
"Did he get shot?" Heh.
You should listen to the song “Good Tonight” From Dreamworks The Bad Guys. It is so good.
Don't worry David, Burr did not get shot.
Basically Hamilton Played Jefferson and Madison so to get his plan through to congress he needed their support but to do that they wanted Virginia to have the US capital and Hamilton agreed so the plan went through however Hamilton didn't care where the capital was because New York City became the financial capital of the US which is what he wanted
I love it 😌🥰
You gotta hear one apon a december it is peak when it comes to a song it is from a movie called Anastasia
Hey Jorge classic and absolutely love it!
The next Song to this one is "Schuyler Defeated"
Oh never heard the original of this song yet. Kept listening to Annapantsus cover of it. Can you please react to some Another Eden songs and ost. Like there are at least 3 vocal songs and one vocal ost that came back for the Midnight Isuka battle for the latest update to the second mythos. The songs are Immaculate, Stifling song and alphecca
I WAS JUST LISTENING TO THE ROOM WHERE OT HAPPENS WHEN THIS CAME OUT LOL
do "Hey Boy" Song Ping Pong Challenge Chin vs Chang'e | Over The Moon it is really good
Can you do What’d I Miss?
Finally!!!
David can you react to no one else from Natasha pier and the great comet of 1812 it has some of the nicest night notes and storytelling