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I remember back in the '90s hearing that Jared Leto was in a rock band and I thought, 'Oh, great. Another one of those.' He proved to be the exception to the rule. He's even said in interviews that he only acts to fund his music career.
I don't believe that for 30 seconds he is a pretty hardcore method actor so he is both but it's ridiculous to suggest that the entire career that made him famous and rich was somehow a side gig. It doesn't even sound like something he would be dumb enough to say
I was impressed by his voice. Definitely a lead singer voice: it cuts without having to sound nasal. Great intonation. Thanks for introducing me to this artist, Beth.
I respect the crowd interaction so much! Like, I know the man and the band is talented, that's far from a controversial opinion ;) But how he just jumps in there, not afraid of his fans but seems to be super grateful and in turn gives them an experience that they can be super grateful for.
haha right? that was the most in tune crowd I've ever heard. I've been to many Tool shows and nothing is more annoying than being next to someone who is passionately tone deaf.
If you get a chance to see them live don´t waste it, I just saw them at Lollapalooza in Buenos Aires and it was awsome, certainly one of the highlights of the festival!
Seen them live twice and even got to briefly meet Jared Leto at an after show poster/cd signing. He was So friendly and Nice! He asked my name and shook my hand. A very cool, kind dude! Why I remain a Fan to this day!
Well he does resemble Jesus somewhat, and being a modern rockstar is probably the closest a modern person can come to feeling what being the messiah feels like (minus the unfortunate torture of course).
Back in my youthful days (2006+) I used to go see 30STM…..a lot. The guys (even Jared) are the most positives musicians I’ve experienced. If you arrived early enough. They’d come and converse with you before the show. And if you hung around after the show. They’d come take photos, sign anything, ask what songs you’d like to hear at upcoming shows and just chit chat. It was a pleasure.
I have had the pleasure of seeing 30 Seconds to Mars over 7 times and every time they put on an amazing concert, my favourite parts are the acoustic his voice 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤
I was watching 30 Seconds to Mars in San Diego once and Jared Leto came out of the crowd. He jumped from the seats behind me and landed almost right on top of me. Gave me a hug and continued to stage. Lol
I don't care what anyone says about him as an actor or person or whatever... this guys voice is soooooo good. I wish he stuck with the hard rock and less pop but... still a great singer.
For a decade more or less this band was something. They skipped from small clubs to giant arenas and most people had no idea he could act. Then he made his first movie in years, won an Oscar, and lost everything in return. I was a huge fan of his indie movies, all of them very interesting. A part of me wanted his success (he deserved, he IS a great actor), the other part was scared of loosing their music. That's exactly what happened, and he never acted in a single decent movie either after DBC. What the fuck. I think of them as my pop-rock sin. It's impossible to explain to those who weren't there why it was great to be there for people like me. Me, who came across this fantastic channel because you reviewed Dir En Grey. I'm sure you get the difference ... But i loved them for real. And i loved them deeply. Fuck success.
I thought it was good but not great I just think Jeff Buckley really made that song his. I’ll need I’m biased but he just had this raw emotion that he put into it that I feel was not relayed the same for Myles Kennedy
Thank you so much for this video, Thirty Seconds to Mars is my absolute favorite band, means so much to me so it's really nice seeing those videos. I've actually missed them in a way quite much lately and the echelon community, feels like a long time. Had promised myself that when I'd turn 18, I'd finally go watch them live but unfortunately they're not touring this year and I can't go to the one show they'll play in Mars Island (the annual mini festival they do and my annual depression as long as I'm not going 😂). Anyways, thank you guess for this late Valentine's Day gift (even though I don't celebrate the day wish I had seen it then), loved your reaction and you just got a new subscriber (I literally have subscribed to all vocal coaches that have reacted to 30STM) .💙 ❤️💙🤘✌️#maketheworldrockagain
One of my favourite bands. Only saw them for the first time in Dublin last year and got to 5 people from the front of the stage...with no one standing behind me??? Probably the last time they will come here.
Watching him manipulate a crowd like this makes him saying "we live in a society" make much more sense. If I accomplished everything I ever tried to do, I would also probably fuck up the joker
I saw them 2010 three times and one of These gigs he must have caught a cold, before....and his voice was, yes maybe a bit soar, but though great! He's really an insanely great singer in my eyes! 👍👍😍😍😍😍👍👍
A lot of bands get burned out on playing their biggest hit at every show for all of their career, but they're really embracing it. Gotta say, that's very cool.
That show was my introduction to him. When I realized he was the singer, I was so shocked, surprised, and happy. I just thought it was cool, to realize he's the same person. To realize it was him.
I hope I'll go on their concert someday. They were in my country in 2011 but I was too young and I didn't listen to them back then. I'd like to hear 30stm live more than anyone else 💛
It’s more difficult to pull off live. You also have to think about how many times he may have preformed that day. It would put too much strain on his vocal cords.
If you want to really see his singing skills, check out his acoustic version of “Save Me” which is an unreleased song that he occasionally sings at shows/radio station appearances. A lot of this video is actually not really indicative of his true talent because the audience is singing it. I dont think hes performed The Kill in its entirety in years on stage because its too hard on his vocal cords these days.
when crowds sing why is it always on the correct note? Does our ear average it out to sound good? are the majority of people singing it actually singing the correct note? How does it always sound perfect?
Yes, he's doing all these modifications because it's live. Same reason why he's leaning on the crowd to fill in on verses and choruses. But, if you actually reacted to the studio version I think it would provide a significant contracts and comparison. Of course studio versions have a bunch of corrective and creative ways to make the song epic but I think you have to consider that's the version all of us listened to for the first time; ultimately creating the story/fantasy for us. This is why I consider this review a bit lacking if you're supposed to react to vocalities. It should be a comparison of both if we're truly being.. true.
This is so funny you compared him to Jesus. When I was at their concert I was amazed how he had a complete control over the audience. He literally hypnotized the audience, and everyone did what he told them to do. I've been to many concerts in my life, but I've never seen any singer to have such a control over the audience. And yes, he came out in the crowd, and he was standing and singing just a couple of feet from me.
Love your recognition of natural vocal talent, could you please do K.D. Lang. Any live performance would do her voice always takes you on a journey. My picks would be Hallelujah, Crying, and Constant Craving (her most well known hit). But as I said any song will do as long as it is live.
Please do a reaction on Corey Taylor playing Snuff during his live acoustic gig. That song means so incredibly much to myself and so many more, and would love to see your take on what he is doing in terms of technique, and just to see your reaction to that song played live.
Это что-то необыкновенное! Он как будто разводит стену стоящую перед ним! Какой-то неведомой силой этот, далеко не исполинских размеров человек, заставляет людей расступиться, не прикладывая к этому ни малейших усилий. Входит в толпу, как нож в масло... И наслаждается тем, что толпа обожает его! Он даёт им такую мощную энергетику и ещё больше получает взамен. В этом его жизнь...
He's of my idols. I have sung his song before along with Saosin's and The Used's songs.. Now I am trying to reach Kellin Quin's level of note.. hahaha.. It's really hard but I can at least reach it.. Constant practice will make it better someday..
4:00 You mention how crazy it is that he's running around but still sounding so solid. How did you not notice the auto-tune that kicks in though once the acoustic intro ends and he starts belting with the full band? I love Leto's voice, and I'm not trying to say he didn't sound good hear, but the fact is auto-tune was used (I wish it wasn't though because a vocalist like him really doesn't need it). You can hear how much more natural his voice sounds during the acoustic beginning, and how he is a bit flat (but it's okay because he still sounds good and it sounds natural), and once the auto-tune kicks in he robotically stays glued to his pitches.
I love this one. I have watched. I have no clue how many videos of yours? And it pains me every time. Because I have a neck injury waiting for surgery. So I can't. Use my full range and I don't know if I'll ever be able to again. But I do enjoy when you get excited. About how people sing. On Jared Leto's case obviously, there's no such thing as someone being tone deaf I mean you can learn to. Hear the notes and hold a note. It just depends on if you do it the right way or the wrong way. The Safeway for the destructive way and sorry for all the periods and all that stuff. But the neck injury comes numb hands, so I can't even play. My violin or any other instrument that I play. And I can play my violin but I don't feel like breaking it. But yeah, he had to go to a vocal teacher like yourself to learn how to Hold the proper note and modify. His voice because for some reason he naturally cannot year the note even with the ear things in so when he's singing he's going on faith alone. That he'll hit the note. That's why he get those long drawn-out notes. It's in his. Videography 30 Seconds to Mars because they always used to sing and play guitar and drums But for some reason he'd hit the note and then it would taper off. . But I do enjoy watching these videos. Thank you.
Hi Beth, I've been enjoying a few of your videos. Have you ever listened to or reacted to the *Righteous Brothers*? Especially their live videos from 1965. Thanks
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damn, this is dope
Jared you're awesome! Both acting and in music...🤗
what?
You're so fucking awesome darling. ❤️🇦🇷
Omg
I remember back in the '90s hearing that Jared Leto was in a rock band and I thought, 'Oh, great. Another one of those.' He proved to be the exception to the rule. He's even said in interviews that he only acts to fund his music career.
M McBride funny looking back at how his band was then how they are now. He def invested in his band
I've always loved that about him. Music 1st, acting 2nd!
He went to Cali to be in a band and just sort of fell into acting. Acting is definitely his side gig, lol.
Same! Then I heard The Kill and took my words back
I don't believe that for 30 seconds he is a pretty hardcore method actor so he is both but it's ridiculous to suggest that the entire career that made him famous and rich was somehow a side gig. It doesn't even sound like something he would be dumb enough to say
I was impressed by his voice. Definitely a lead singer voice: it cuts without having to sound nasal. Great intonation. Thanks for introducing me to this artist, Beth.
How can he run around and not sound even slightly breathy? Insane.
Another one who is very good maybe even better at it is Maynard James Keenan of Tool
he's morbius, that's why
@@goonwangdu9676 he was morbin during the run
I respect the crowd interaction so much! Like, I know the man and the band is talented, that's far from a controversial opinion ;) But how he just jumps in there, not afraid of his fans but seems to be super grateful and in turn gives them an experience that they can be super grateful for.
haha right? that was the most in tune crowd I've ever heard. I've been to many Tool shows and nothing is more annoying than being next to someone who is passionately tone deaf.
It was as epic for him as it was for them. Definitely a musician bucket list to be able to control the crowd like that
I can feel that they love him so much..
This is my first time hearing them live, and holy crap i didn't realize how incredible his actual voice is.
If you get a chance to see them live don´t waste it, I just saw them at Lollapalooza in Buenos Aires and it was awsome, certainly one of the highlights of the festival!
Seen them live twice and even got to briefly meet Jared Leto at an after show poster/cd signing. He was So friendly and Nice! He asked my name and shook my hand. A very cool, kind dude! Why I remain a Fan to this day!
I was at this gig. Was like a biblical experience when he ran through that crowd.
Well he does resemble Jesus somewhat, and being a modern rockstar is probably the closest a modern person can come to feeling what being the messiah feels like (minus the unfortunate torture of course).
After those pics of his cult its funny that you say that
@@PalitoSelvatico Echelon for Life. Yes, this is a cult ;)
Jesus is risen and does rock now.
Embarrassing comment.
You HAVE TO react 30 Seconds to Mars - Hurricane live Radio Nova performance, it’s ssssooooooo good!!!
I love this band and jared leto is so accessible to his fans, one of the artists who loves his fans
I mean I knew from the studio recording that Jared had some pretty nuts vocals but actually seeing him perform live is another level. He’s insane
The way people respect him to the point where they actual create a path.. the visuals.. the voice...
This man is a force of nature.. AMAZING
I saw them in 2007, the man's voice is absolutely incredible.
Back in my youthful days (2006+) I used to go see 30STM…..a lot. The guys (even Jared) are the most positives musicians I’ve experienced. If you arrived early enough. They’d come and converse with you before the show. And if you hung around after the show. They’d come take photos, sign anything, ask what songs you’d like to hear at upcoming shows and just chit chat. It was a pleasure.
Beth, I’d love to hear your thoughts on the Falling in Reverse “The Drug in me is Reimagined”
Yessss!!! I was really surprised and I wanna know her thoughts on Ronnie's voice
yes!
Completely agree with this. I came here to comment the same thing 😂
Yes!!!
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I have had the pleasure of seeing 30 Seconds to Mars over 7 times and every time they put on an amazing concert, my favourite parts are the acoustic his voice 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤
I always had loved Jared Leto’s voice 🥰
I think he is one of the best singers out there, because he can not only reach those notes, but also in a higher "volume"
I was watching 30 Seconds to Mars in San Diego once and Jared Leto came out of the crowd. He jumped from the seats behind me and landed almost right on top of me. Gave me a hug and continued to stage. Lol
I don't care what anyone says about him as an actor or person or whatever... this guys voice is soooooo good. I wish he stuck with the hard rock and less pop but... still a great singer.
He was simply awesome singing this song!! Jared is such a masterful singer!! So talented! ❤️❤️❤️
I just saw them live at Lollapalooza in Buenos Aires and it was awsome, certainly one of the highlights of the festival!
For a decade more or less this band was something. They skipped from small clubs to giant arenas and most people had no idea he could act.
Then he made his first movie in years, won an Oscar, and lost everything in return.
I was a huge fan of his indie movies, all of them very interesting. A part of me wanted his success (he deserved, he IS a great actor), the other part was scared of loosing their music.
That's exactly what happened, and he never acted in a single decent movie either after DBC.
What the fuck.
I think of them as my pop-rock sin. It's impossible to explain to those who weren't there why it was great to be there for people like me. Me, who came across this fantastic channel because you reviewed Dir En Grey. I'm sure you get the difference ... But i loved them for real. And i loved them deeply. Fuck success.
I was a bit iffy about these guys until I saw them live - he's a wonderful performer and really knows how to get the crowd going.
Myles Kennedy performs "Hallelujah" with Jeff Buckley's Fender Telecaster.
Thanks, I'm going to check that out because of Jeff Buckley's Telecaster!
I thought it was good but not great I just think Jeff Buckley really made that song his. I’ll need I’m biased but he just had this raw emotion that he put into it that I feel was not relayed the same for Myles Kennedy
Thank you so much for this video, Thirty Seconds to Mars is my absolute favorite band, means so much to me so it's really nice seeing those videos. I've actually missed them in a way quite much lately and the echelon community, feels like a long time. Had promised myself that when I'd turn 18, I'd finally go watch them live but unfortunately they're not touring this year and I can't go to the one show they'll play in Mars Island (the annual mini festival they do and my annual depression as long as I'm not going 😂). Anyways, thank you guess for this late Valentine's Day gift (even though I don't celebrate the day wish I had seen it then), loved your reaction and you just got a new subscriber (I literally have subscribed to all vocal coaches that have reacted to 30STM) .💙 ❤️💙🤘✌️#maketheworldrockagain
I saw them in Newcastle in 2010, Jared was in full voice. Amazing show
Oi Beth
Definitely react to The Pot by Tool cause it is an amazing song with solid vocals
I haven’t heard of this song in years. I used to replay it so many times when it was released.
“He’s like Jesus” got me.
Its not jesus who split the ocean..its moses lol
Embarrassing comment.
One of my favourite bands. Only saw them for the first time in Dublin last year and got to 5 people from the front of the stage...with no one standing behind me??? Probably the last time they will come here.
this song has always been a guilty pleasure of mine, always dug it
Watching him manipulate a crowd like this makes him saying "we live in a society" make much more sense. If I accomplished everything I ever tried to do, I would also probably fuck up the joker
I saw them 2010 three times and one of These gigs he must have caught a cold, before....and his voice was, yes maybe a bit soar, but though great!
He's really an insanely great singer in my eyes! 👍👍😍😍😍😍👍👍
Lol my friend was the guitarist of the band . Feels weird watching this with him there now
A lot of bands get burned out on playing their biggest hit at every show for all of their career, but they're really embracing it. Gotta say, that's very cool.
first time I ever heard Leto sing was in "My So Called Life" doing a cover of "I wanna be sedated"..even that was freakin cool if memory serves
That show was my introduction to him. When I realized he was the singer, I was so shocked, surprised, and happy. I just thought it was cool, to realize he's the same person. To realize it was him.
Thanks for this one Beth, one of my favourite songs!😍
My first time seeing 30seconds to mars...was in St. pete Florida...Dude climbed on top of stage...amazing performance.
This song came out when I was in 5th grade. I'm 25 now, and still jam out to it allllll the time. I fucking LOVE 30 Seconds to Mars. ❤
I remember as a kid going to see TSTM live and playing a acoustic version of this sat in the crowd at the end of the my row
Leto is one seriously talented dude
You should check out the live version of Kings and Queens. I’ve always loved his vocals in the bridge of that song.
We need more 30STM and Beth please! Maybe some of his Unplugged performances?
What a valentines gift 😍😍😍 he‘s one of my big idols 🖤🖤🖤
The kill is one of the best songs ever 🥰🥰🥰
I hope I'll go on their concert someday. They were in my country in 2011 but I was too young and I didn't listen to them back then. I'd like to hear 30stm live more than anyone else 💛
You need to react to “The Drug In Me Is You” by Falling In Reverse IMMEDIATELY followed by “The Drug In Me Is Reimagined” by Falling In Reverse
Some people are made to work for it and others just have a natural gift and I believe Jared Leto as a natural gift
Everyone else is suggesting it but I want to see it as well. "The Drug In You Is Reimagined"😂
React to Corey Taylor Snuff acoustic
Amazing song
She’s done it
@@BrodyLuv2 So glad to read this!
I don't know but i remember that he screaming a lot in that song
Dio Brando Probably too tough for him nowadays.
It’s more difficult to pull off live. You also have to think about how many times he may have preformed that day. It would put too much strain on his vocal cords.
Saw them in Toronto fuckkkk they are great live
Amazing band. One of the best moments in my life is been on stage with Jared Leto 😀
PS. Beth you are my crush, happy valentine's day 😅
@1 2 Lol. Too much soy in the modern diet.
@@TrinidadJamesWoods I'm sure you're just the spitting image of masculinity.
COLTER WALL: "Kate McCannon" from brewery sessions, "Bob Fudge" or "Transcendent Ramblin' Railroad Blues"
or "Manitoba Man"
I will never be able to see or hear him without picture him saying “HUNKA HUNKA!!!!” and “YOU DON’T WANT NO BEEF?!”
her voice is so lovely!! 🌟
Please react to his acoustic hurricane it’s amazing.
To be honest would love it if you reacted to his recorded music instead of live. His distortion and fry is very very unique
If you want to really see his singing skills, check out his acoustic version of “Save Me” which is an unreleased song that he occasionally sings at shows/radio station appearances. A lot of this video is actually not really indicative of his true talent because the audience is singing it. I dont think hes performed The Kill in its entirety in years on stage because its too hard on his vocal cords these days.
Even better one is Attack. It’s one of the more powerful songs in terms of vocal ability. The true power of Jared’s vocals really shines in that song.
Love jared❤❤
falling in reverse- the drug in me is reimagined
when crowds sing why is it always on the correct note? Does our ear average it out to sound good? are the majority of people singing it actually singing the correct note? How does it always sound perfect?
Yeah the majority are singing the correct note.
Ok we need more Mars music that was awesome
DONT IMAGINE BEING HIM.. IMAGINE BEING HIS SECURITY. . SUCH A HELL MOMENT 😂😂
It DOESN'T get more "rock star" than this!!! and the dude is 50 now!!! 💯😎
Ah. He's now 51. Not much older than I am. I'm 50, born in July 72.
Why Is Her Voice So Soft And Adorable? 😭
I just found out at work from some of younger ppl..😐 Never knew he sang and just heard this song for the 1st time like 3 months ago
The mans a legend
He was famous in 30 seconds to mars waaay before Hollywood!
CHARISMA - This is why it trumps most other stats
Yes, he's doing all these modifications because it's live. Same reason why he's leaning on the crowd to fill in on verses and choruses. But, if you actually reacted to the studio version I think it would provide a significant contracts and comparison. Of course studio versions have a bunch of corrective and creative ways to make the song epic but I think you have to consider that's the version all of us listened to for the first time; ultimately creating the story/fantasy for us. This is why I consider this review a bit lacking if you're supposed to react to vocalities. It should be a comparison of both if we're truly being.. true.
Finally, my biggest influence 😍 Thanks for the reaction Beth ❤️
First I thought you say imagine being in the crowd. But imagining being him is reall more powerful. Gave chills all over :D
One of my favorite performances to watch
Beth says "Imagine being him right now" And I think "Imagine being his security team"
This is so funny you compared him to Jesus. When I was at their concert I was amazed how he had a complete control over the audience. He literally hypnotized the audience, and everyone did what he told them to do. I've been to many concerts in my life, but I've never seen any singer to have such a control over the audience. And yes, he came out in the crowd, and he was standing and singing just a couple of feet from me.
I notice that with every performance video. Creepily impressive
with that hair and high-range i'd love to see him singing Gethsemane from Jesus Christ Superstar
I am learning just now that Jared Leto is the singer.
Love your recognition of natural vocal talent, could you please do K.D. Lang. Any live performance would do her voice always takes you on a journey. My picks would be Hallelujah, Crying, and Constant Craving (her most well known hit). But as I said any song will do as long as it is live.
Happy Valentine's Day Beth! 💘
Check out his (their) cover of Rihanna’s Stay from BBC one, it’s one of the best covers ever
Please do a reaction on Corey Taylor playing Snuff during his live acoustic gig. That song means so incredibly much to myself and so many more, and would love to see your take on what he is doing in terms of technique, and just to see your reaction to that song played live.
Это что-то необыкновенное! Он как будто разводит стену стоящую перед ним! Какой-то неведомой силой этот, далеко не исполинских размеров человек, заставляет людей расступиться, не прикладывая к этому ни малейших усилий. Входит в толпу, как нож в масло... И наслаждается тем, что толпа обожает его! Он даёт им такую мощную энергетику и ещё больше получает взамен. В этом его жизнь...
Beth Roars is super CUTE!!!
Who’s first love was Jordan Catalano? Only a few will get this! And all all early grunge girls!
loved him since my so called life 🥰
He's of my idols. I have sung his song before along with Saosin's and The Used's songs.. Now I am trying to reach Kellin Quin's level of note.. hahaha.. It's really hard but I can at least reach it.. Constant practice will make it better someday..
Saw all three back in 2006 for the Taste of Chaos tour!
4:00 You mention how crazy it is that he's running around but still sounding so solid. How did you not notice the auto-tune that kicks in though once the acoustic intro ends and he starts belting with the full band? I love Leto's voice, and I'm not trying to say he didn't sound good hear, but the fact is auto-tune was used (I wish it wasn't though because a vocalist like him really doesn't need it). You can hear how much more natural his voice sounds during the acoustic beginning, and how he is a bit flat (but it's okay because he still sounds good and it sounds natural), and once the auto-tune kicks in he robotically stays glued to his pitches.
Amazing song choice!
I've known about 30 Seconds to Mars for years and it wasn't until I saw the thumbnail of this video that I learned Jared Leto was even in the band
Then you didn't know about them everyone knows it's Jared leto's band
@@24SparrowJack Bro this comment was 4 years ago... And yes I did know about the band I just didn't know who was in it
Never knew about Leto, 30 seconds to Mars just rocks
Finally She's talked about drummer.
Been forever since I heard this song.
He’s so amazing!!
Beth, you need to hear the new Devin Townsend song "Why" . So amazing vocals!!
I love this one. I have watched. I have no clue how many videos of yours? And it pains me every time. Because I have a neck injury waiting for surgery. So I can't. Use my full range and I don't know if I'll ever be able to again. But I do enjoy when you get excited. About how people sing. On Jared Leto's case obviously, there's no such thing as someone being tone deaf I mean you can learn to. Hear the notes and hold a note. It just depends on if you do it the right way or the wrong way. The Safeway for the destructive way and sorry for all the periods and all that stuff. But the neck injury comes numb hands, so I can't even play. My violin or any other instrument that I play. And I can play my violin but I don't feel like breaking it. But yeah, he had to go to a vocal teacher like yourself to learn how to Hold the proper note and modify. His voice because for some reason he naturally cannot year the note even with the ear things in so when he's singing he's going on faith alone. That he'll hit the note. That's why he get those long drawn-out notes. It's in his. Videography 30 Seconds to Mars because they always used to sing and play guitar and drums But for some reason he'd hit the note and then it would taper off. . But I do enjoy watching these videos. Thank you.
Hi Beth, I've been enjoying a few of your videos. Have you ever listened to or reacted to the *Righteous Brothers*? Especially their live videos from 1965. Thanks
I knew him in 30 Seconds to Mars before I knew he was an actor
I think there's only just one really old video where Jared actually belts this song out.