VOICE COACH REACTS | VoicePlay... OOGIE BOOGIE'S SONG (The Nightmare Before Christmas)... WAT?!
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Today's video is a reaction to a capella group VoicePlay performing OOGIE BOOGIE'S SONG from The Nightmare Before Christmas. Join me in exploring how funny voices can shape your vocal technique + the exciting musical elements of this arrangement... not to mention a low note to end all low notes.
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I will never get tired of watching vocal coaches and singer/songwriters react to Geoff's insanity.
Watching singer/vocal coachs react to Geoff is my hobby now😂😂😂
The only problem is when every single one of them pulls out their piano and spends 15 minutes trying to figure it out, it’s so boring
That's why I'm here. 😀😆
Me neither he’s not human😭😭😭
@@Mntwini_Lfor reallllll
‘I am deceased’ 😂😂
That’s everyone’s reaction when hearing the angel that is Geoff Castelluci
'I am pregnant' also works
@@lonelybrat9256 So true. The first time I heard that I instantly went to my husband (who is clearly a bass, although he's untrained) and just told him he had to learn how to do that. For… reasons 😏 He actually did, since Geoff has a how-to video, and daaaaaamn, am I glad he did. My life has improved significantly just from hearing subharmonics live every now and then. It's like ASMR mixed with getting unbelievably horny and 10/10, totally recommend 🤣
@@lonelybrat9256 I'm a man who likes women but Geoff's voice makes me pregnant every time. ^o^
"Julia being weird" is the main reason I'm here.
Also, the elf-Julia outfit is on point
Sure, when she starts making all those funny voices, wearing that elf dress, she's super funny :)
Not sure if Julia has a significant other, but if so, I hope they..um.."enjoyed" the costume as well. Anyway....
@@primemover1416 not weird at all, man.
The Elf-outfit is on point? Haha. Is that an eufemism for 'Julia is hot'? Then say so man. I agree! Doesn't matter what outfit. She's just one very attractive lady.
It's obviously Juli-alf
and if you haven't yet, Geoffs Headless Horseman is also fun
Definitely this! A must!
Yes!! Such a good song!!!
Right?! His deep notes are amazing!
The whole thing is a dream
Thanks for the recommendation. It IS a must.
Not being a native English speaker, I tend to watch videos with captions in case I'd miss words or something, and I have to point out that Geoff's speech is so perfectly clear that even auto-generated captions get his singing better than it does for some people who are simply speaking, and I think it's amazing how he manages to articulate his words in such a neat, flawless way.
At first I thought he makes those subtitles 😂
Voiceplay makes the subtitles
@@DayneTreader to you and all the others who may try to correct op... yes they do subtitles. But you can tell yt to swap subtitles to auto-gen. Which I am assuming op is talking about since most people who regularly use subtitles would know that and would also be able to easily pick out if subtitles are manual or auto.
In fact, I have tried that on the oogie boogie out of curiosity right now and it is in fact true. Whenever the auto subtitles do pick up on the fact that there is text, they are astonishingly accurate.
Meaning: they don't show all the text but there is almost no substituted incorrect words. Which are usually heaps of it with a lot of people just speaking
The beat boxer is also the person that creates the arrangements, Layne is his name I believe...
No, Geoff does most of the arranging for the group. See ua-cam.com/video/lpdIwOnjndg/v-deo.html
You’re both right - they kinda take it in turns. Layne and Eli arranged “Queen in 5 Minutes,” but Geoff arranged “Boy Bands in 5 Minutes.” (I think Geoff does the majority of them, but I’m not 100% sure.)
Layne created the arrangement for Oogie Boogie.
Geoff has done some arrangements for Home Free too...
It’s actually Geoff who makes the arrangements. You probably got confused with Home Free with their beat boxer arranging most of their covers
Julia , you betta know that "you're a mean one Mr Grinch" is more than this , with Geoff's going to be inhuman ! Waiting for this now...
you're a mean one mister grinch by small town titans.
@@900schutter Agreed , i've also suggest it to Juilia !!
the headless horseman song to
YES PLEASE!!!
@@900schutterIf i get a bit of her musical taste , i can affirm she will fall in love with that voice ! Guaranteed 100%
Santa's not part of the group. He's actually Geoff's (the bass) brother in law, more than likely just doing it for fun.
He sings pretty good too
The barotone is actually geoff stepping back and accompanying the others.
Eli (Ellie) did the voice for Santa.
Jeff made a solo cover "Blackbird" Beatles in this one you can appreciate his range. Merry Christmas and stay safe
Geoff. His name is Geoff.
All are good suggestions but I think black bird is the most moving cover he's done.
Seriously, Blackbird is... inhuman. Geoff's range has to be heard to be believed.
@@allenhester5476 hahahah, this made me LOL
His Blackbird is just beautiful. So, relaxing. So astonishing. Pure mastery.
As far as I'm aware, the bass actually classes himself as a baritone with a bass range, jnone (the one who said your finished) is a baritone, Earl (the highest) is a definite tenor, as is eli the other one who is a lower tenor but still massive upper range. Also there are normally five but Earl left, and that last note was achieved through a subharmonic note, done by producing a pitch a fifth above your fundamental pitch with vocal fry combined with the fundamental producing the illusion of a note an octave lower, meaning his fundamental was an E2. Geoff (the bass) explains it better but that's the general gist, as does David larson. Hope this helps :)
Yeah, Geoff considers himself a baritone, but acts as the bass for the group.
I also read somewhere that Eli takes over the baseline when Geoff sings a lead part. Even though Eli is a tenor he can go very low. They all have an amazing range :D
That wasn’t an E2 with the “illusion” of an E1, that WAS an E1! I don’t understand very well how subharmonics are produced, and I’m sure it does involve jumping an octave down from a starting note, but I heard that E1 frequency (~41 Hz) loud and clear!
@@AllHailZeppelin You are right :) It's a technique where you produce a note (E2 in this case) and the false chords start vibrating an octave lower alongside it. I believe if you perfect it (like Geoff) you can use just your false chords to produce that note.
@@AllHailZeppelin Not exactly. I'm not completely sure what he's actually doing for the E1 here, but the simple subharmonic technique for an E1 would be to sing E2 and B2 together. Ear hears the two tones together, brain parses them as overtones, brain hallucinates the missing fundamental frequency for the E1 that it's hearing.
We can't actually hear the difference, but I have friends who use spectral analysis to figure it out.
Finally some VoicePlay for Julia. A dose of Geoff's voice will give you that look for sure lol
Julia, at 3:53 demonstrates 4-5 beautifully different voices in less than 8 seconds....OMG...talent!!
She's fucking nuts... if ever she gets bored of singing, she could kill it as an actress...
Watching Julia get excited about that first low note makes me grin... oh just wait for the last one ♥
Oh, same!!
Welcome to Voiceplay!
The members of the group -- in this video at least -- are Earl Elkins -- he's the gentleman in the gray shirt with the beard. He's a high tenor, and unfortunately is no longer with the group. Eli Jacobson -- he's the gentleman in the red longjohns. He's also a tenor. Jesse "J" None -- he's the gentleman in the black jacket. He's a baritone is capable of hitting ridiculously high notes when he wants to. Layne Stein -- he's the beatboxer, but when allowed to sing -- which happens often enough -- is a baritone. He's also their primary arranger (and arranged this song). And finally, there's Geoff Castallucci, their basso profundo. He is, perhaps, the lowest voice in music right now. (Tim Faust of Home Free and Avi Kaplan, formerly of Pentatonix come close, but Geoff can go below both of them.)
If you want to see them stretch their legs as a group normally, try their video "Boy Bands in Five Minutes", or one of their collaborations with Rachel Potter (the Moana Medley and the Little Mermaid Medley especially).
Geoff isn't a basso profondo. I would say, he's a basso cantante with ridiculous low and high extensions. Geoff himself even said, that he's a bass-baritone... But, as we hear, he doesn't sound like a bass-baritone "naturally". He can go really high in chest (up to A4, maybe even higher) and even sing ± comfortably in bass-baritones tessitura, but he's "natural voice" sounds like a bass, but certainly not a basso profondo
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 He fits the description, so that's what I call him.
@@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames he doesn't, according to what we know. Basso profondo needs to have an A1 in their tessitura, not just be able to reach it. Tessitura, to simply, is workable range for academic singing which would be noticeable over an entire choir without microphone. Actually Geoff may be a basso profondo, but we will never know until he starts singing in academic manner
@@dmytrotsvyntarnyi799 Your utterly insulting condescension notwithstanding, I stand by my description.
You can sit down and shut up now because no one gives a shit about your pedantry.
If you really want to hear Geoff’s range listen to his cover of the Beatles blackbird it is awesome ! Merry Christmas and be safe😘 💚❤️💚❤️🎁🎁
Incidentally, while he expresses his upper and mid range a lot more in Blackbird, I believe the boundaries are the same. E1 to B4.
To hear them with "normal" voices you should watch Queen for 5 minutes or The Little Mermaid Medly or Moana Medly
Or my first introduction to VoicePlay, “Bridge Over Troubled Water”!
They do mostly have normal voices in the queen video, but Geoff out of nowhere has the most insane display of his range I've seen. It's my favorite performance of Geoff's.
The Little Mermaid Medly is amazing or also the Wicked one
Geoff's cover of Blackbird is all him layered as a 5 part harmony absolutely awesome
I super hope this is just the first of many times that you react to VoicePlay, Julia - their medleys and other covers are all *phenomenal* and I'm really excited to see your takes on 'em. I'm pretty sure there's not a bad song in their lineup, to be honest, so it's hard to pick just one to recommend :)
Warriors! It will blow you away.
Or Just Sing to raise your spirits.
I have discovered the rabbit hole that is people's first reactions to Voiceplay/Geoff and it does NOT disappoint! Great commentary!
Also, if you want to look at something featuring each of the musicians, Valhalla Calling is INCREDIBLE!!
I love how every one of the react videos on this has the same progression.
That first low, there is a pause and wait... what note was that?
Then that final descent, the growing disbelief and then just... as so appropriately labeled... deceased.
As a few people have noted, Geoff can sing the upper baritone range because he actually is a baritone - he just has a very rich voice and a great low extension.
That's still not enough to get him down to E1 in modal voice though - his last two notes are using subharmonics, which he's really good at. Details get complex, but basically he sings a couple of higher notes together and makes us hallucinate a lower note that isn't actually there. For instance if you hear a clean E2 and B2 that are well tuned to each other, then your brain will hear them as overtones and will hallucinate the missing fundamental E1.
As Oogie -Boogie, and company turn away laughing, they look up to find Krampus standing there, a full quiver of Birch rods at the ready... Oogie sadness followed quickly..... Santa has Back-up..
Literally the first reaction I've seen that noticed the descending baseline and acknowledge it at 3:23. Nobody else has acknowledged this. You are also one of the few who noticed the neck snap timing at 5:41.
@tmaze50 literal neck snap
There new one called "You're a Mean One Mr. Grinch" is fantastic
This should be "Their new one." "Their" is the possessive. "There" is a location. You're welcome. You're right about the Grinch song.
Queen in 5 Minutes. Geoff hits the highest note I have ever heard from a bass singer. It blew me away a bit more than his high note here
For context: that last note, E1, is the LOWEST NOTE ON A BASS GUITAR (in standard tuning)
Amazing outfit. I m actually surprised you didn't do this one already! I am excited to see and hear this :D
elf-Julia has arrived...
@@jvoxfox t’is a momentous occasion!
@@jvoxfox, elf-Julia or Julielf?
@@jvoxfox hello Julia, just came across your page. Love the fun Julia!
I've seen a couple of Voice Play's videos. The Santa is not a member and they use video of him for their live performances. The did a cover of Journey's "Don't Stop Believe;n" with the high school Camp A Cappella and their 300 +- high school kids. Its great and full of the energy only kids that age can bring. I saw it and shared it with a FB group that Steve Perry is one of the moderators on and everyone loved it. And yes Geoff's range is something like D1-D5. btw, did he do a clean 2 octave jump in this oogie boogie?
Keep up the good work and LOVE the red hair.
ua-cam.com/video/bqWCXYUa5mI/v-deo.html&start_radio=1
btw, I use to sing in groups up to college. I was a bass. Not as low as Geoff BUT I did get a G1 a couple of times. once in HS I was standing next to the piano in practice and we were learning a 23-25 page MASS in Latin and there were a couple G1s in it but the director had us singing the note above (I don't remember the note) but I tried it G1 and it resonated the strings in the piano and the director stopped looked at the pianist and asked if he hit the note. I waved and said I did it.. but that ended in college after I became a fireman and sucked a little too much smoke at a fire.
If I'm not wrong, Geoff says he's actually a baritone and didn't begin singing bass until recently and still considers himself a baritone
He may claim that, but a baritone that can hit Db2 in a chest voice isn't a baritone, they're a bass. I'm a pretty standard baritone and G2 is my default low note; F2 on a good day. Geoff can claim to be a baritone all he wants, but he might as well claim to be a soprano. His tessitura is in the bass range.
@@chrisd7047 Can you tell me if im a bass?Im not that sure,but im asking,i can hit a D#2 in chest,i recently found out i could hit it,my range of comfort is from E2-E4,i can strain up to G#4,this is all in chest btw.
@@victorleebhagad352 I'd say you're a bass with a good range, though I suspect you're attempting to screw with me by asking the question.
But, taking the question at face value, I sang in choirs as a kid and teenager, and in a co-ed a capella madrigal group in high school. We had sopranos, altos, tenors, and basses doing standard 4-part harmonies in classical, romantic, and popular styles. For what it's worth, we performed as the back-up chorus for Andy Williams during one of his Christmas specials in front of 16,000 people, just so you don't think we were some average high school singers. We were actually good. Am I an expert? No, but I know a bass when I hear one.
The thing is, none of the basses in our madrigal group were actually basses; we were all baritones. The lowest note we had to hit in any of the pieces we sang was a G2. The standard bass range for operatic basses is E2-E4, which fits perfectly with what you say your range is. Very few parts in operas, historically, require notes lower than E2. So, yeah, by the standards of opera, you're a bass.
@@chrisd7047 Yeah,thought so,was searching for vids for voice classification,and when i tested myself,watched 2 of em,1 had 2/3 the the test of me bass,and the other 1/3 bari or tenor,then the other vid told me im a bass.My voice tone is kinda low,but its not as deep and rich like a bass,its more like a baritone kinda tone,when speaking natural,in the morning,relaxed,its between F2-F#2.My dad tells me to speak in a higher tone,to8 sound more friendly.Hahaha.....naw,i wouldnt screw you,im just seeking info and knowledge,im 15 btw.
Acapella you said??Thats Amazing man!
I didnt really pay attention to low notes,always trying to sing high notes in chest with poor technique,straining to sing tenor songs,could reach A4,but it'll sound like shit,like muffled.It was really foolish to strain,keep in mind,i did this while having hyperthyroid,it also for a fact prevents you from singing higher notes.Im almost fully recovered from thyroid.
3 days ago,i decided to decending sirens,trying to go as low as i can,i have been only singing about for 2 years,and i was only able to go down to F#2,but then after 3 days of trial for fun,i could go down to a solid E2 with resonance,D#2 is okay,but unstable and i cant hold it long,and then D2 and lower i break and vocal fry kicks in,as i told you,ive only started 3 days ago.I think ill try advancing to chesty-fry mix or subharmonics.And im gonna build my head voice,then learn mix to belt more safely.
What about you Chris,you a baritone?And i wanna know the comfortable range for baritones.
I decided to do decending sirens*
The bass of the group has his own channel and he has a song from "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" called "The Headless Horseman" bass cover and it shows his complete range cause he is the only one singing in tenner and (as him and Tim Foust calls it) sub-harmonic bass
Also check out Geoff Castellucci doing “Mele Kalikimaka” with the American Sirens!
I found your comment about the arpeggios being like the plucking of a violin to be very interesting because this song was arranged by Layne Stein - the group's beatboxer - and he is in fact a violinist. :) You can hear him play on VoicePlay's cover of "Warriors". Great catch!
Whoa! No way! It really did sound like pizzicato to me so that's so cool to know he arranges and plays the violin. Might all be a mighty coincidence ;)
The tangent you went on at 8:19 about the lack of baritone is exactly what I've picked on about this group for years.
They can do some incredible things with these top-heavy harmonies, but sometimes a baritone would be kind of nice to connect Geoff to the rest of the group.
I'm actually a fan of the huge differences between geoff and everyone else. It gives great contrast and really makes him stand out and gives them their sound. I'm more of a home free fan, but have gotten into voiceplays music lately and have really enjoyed it.
They’re a 5 person group but Earl their tenor left the group a while ago so now it’s 4 Geoff is the bass J none is the baritone the guy all the way on the left Eli is Tenor 2 the bald guy in the red outfit,Earl is Tenor 1 the guy with the beard and Layne is a baritone and the beatboxer
So glad you did this, I've been addicted to voice play since finding this song.
I love how they stay in character perfectly and hit EVERY shift perfectly... man. One day I'll get there.
Such a great song and reaction to it! The Santa was played by Pasquale Palazzolo who is Voiceplay's email marketing manager (not an actual singing member of the group) and is a relative of Geoff's through his wife Kathy (Pasquale's sister). Voiceplay singers are Geoff Castellucci (Bass), Earl Elkins Jr (Tenor 1), Eli Jacobson (Tenor 2), Layne Stein (Beat Boxing) and J. None (Baritone).
Welcome to the voiceplay fandom lol. They are honestly one of the most talented groups I’ve ever heard. Also, about geoffs range... his range is D1-A5
Every one gangsta till geoff drop the bass
According to Geoff Castellucci (the bass), he's actually a Baritone with a bass range
Yes, I understand that he credits Tim Foust, the bass for Home Free, with teaching him how to sing bass and hit those sub-harmonic notes.
@@theloneranger8725 he learnt the subharmonics from David Larson I believe, not Tim foust
I'm a big believer in that talent is just the gift we get that sparks us as performers in the beginning and that the rest is a lot of hard work, but damn, Geoff!
“You’re a mean one Mr. Grinch” by this group is so incredible. If you like the bass in this song it’s even crazier in that one! You should react to it!
Congratulations on your 100k achievement Julia! Keep it up!
Absolutely beautiful elf outfit 😍😍😍. Merry Christmas to you Elf-Julia!
Merry Christmas David!
So …. 3 + years on, congratulations on the 100K milestone, and now over 300K. You earned, Julia. I enjoy and learn from your “reactanalyses”. Thanks!
And I absolutely enjoy “Julia being weird” 😊.
Speaking of Geoff's talking voice, you should check out his reading of "The Night Before Christmas".
Pretty much everyone I've ever seen reacting to Voiceplay, or Geoff Castellucci, has that same facial expression the first time they hear his depth. The subtitles on this video actually call his last note "subterranean".
Also, believe it or not, they LOST "The Sing-Off" to Home Free.
"Can't Help Falling In Love" will show you a "normal" presentation of VoicePlay. This gives a good example of what their voices can do, without the "gimmicks". Another is "Daddy Sang Bass"
Also "Tennessee Whiskey." And sometimes in the slower ones you get to hear Layne sing, always a treat, as in "True Colors" and, most recently, "I Can't Make You Love Me."
I love how you get genuinely exited ❤ And your weirdness is so cute honestly😊
Ooh sounds like you've only just been introduced to VoicePlay you have a lot to catch up to and enjoy. You're going to enjoy this group. So much fun and literally in they're name "VoicePlay" They play around and have fun with they're voices.
Oh I've been waiting for this. Xd
More VoicePlay please! They are the best
Oh god, that get-up looks too good on you x.x
That outfit is amazing. Happy to see this song come up, been enjoying other people listen to it and all pick up on various details (and ofc the end). Excited to see your take!
Honestly, the braids are what stole the show
1:06 by removing the hat you go from Christmas elf to Oktoberfest waitress. 😜😂
Geoff considers himself a baritone with a bass range. He has a comfortable 4 octaves, and almost another octave depending on the day, including the addition of subharmonics and other technics.
you're adorable. That's the most stunned I've ever seen you look, lmao. You were shook! That's a gorgeous outfit on you too. Merry Xmas!
First of your videos I ever saw, and I was already enjoying it, but then you did character voices and I was like “Oh he'll yeah! Subbed!”
OMG! CUTEST Christmas Elf EVER!!!
o dear o dear. 2020 has taken too long. she is now completely lost. take enough rest and do not eat too much but just enough to be 2021 completely optimal at the start of a new year with the same commitment and love. and congratulations on the 100,000 people who love to see and hear you.
Yes, you did this one! Please do more Voiceplay!
She’s gotta do the Grinch one too
You’re one of my favorite subscriptions rn keep it up!
Well now you need to go react to voiceplay cover of “kidnap the sandy claws”
Very happy that you chose to react to this one Julia! I'm a HUGE fan of this video and your reaction to it is top notch!!
You clearly had a lot of fun doing this video! I'm all for you to do more like this! If I happen to come across more like this, I'll share them with ya. :D
Very well done! :)
Not gunna lie, I clicked mostly to see Elf Julia!
I was waiting for you to get to the E1...Great reaction Julia! Voiceplay is awesome as well.
im SO happy you did this!
Congrats on the 100K subs!!! What an awesome Christmas present.
Alter Bridge: Words darker than their wings live at Royal Albert Hall
On his own channel, Geoff has some readings, two Poe readings, 'Twas The Night Before Christmas, and a Halloween one. As mentioned earlier he also goes more into the subharmonics and how it works, as well as some other covers he did on his own. Great reaction, and loved the outfit!
Great review!! Everyone loves Geoff's Blackbird and it is fantastic! I believe his cover of The Headless Horseman shows his range better as he sings all parts.
But I don’t think the three disembodied heads (that can’t sing in chest voice!) go as high as he did here.
@@DennisKovacich I'll have to listen again because I'm not sure either.
That was fun. Thank you, congrats on the 100k and Merry Christmas to you too.
Love it Julia. Since it’s Christmas, maybe you can do Voiceplay’s “You’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinch”? Can I entice you with more insane bass notes. I believe he sings an Eb1 in that one - and once again shows off his range. Just sayin’. Happy Holidays!
AW! CONGRATULATIONS for 100K!
This one really is a lot of fun! I am SO glad that you got to react to this! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Luv ya!
Nah. He is a bass-baritone, that's why he has such an upper range. He says as much in a video on his personal channel as well.
BTW, I know this because I am in the same boat. I have a d2-e4 chest voice, but can hit a1 chest on mic and even a e1 on subharmonics and can hit a b4 in mixed voice.
Grats on 100k, the fact you enjoy such a wide range of styles from female powerhouse belters to guys that make the 1st octave appear accessible, will probably get you another 100k+ in 2021
"I can be a man on the inside"
Uhh... Is there something you need to tell us Julia? You can tell us. We will love and accept you no matter what you decide you are.
lol! All jokes aside, loved it! Loved the costume too. Keep up the great work.
Hahahaha like an undercover elf feeding the enemy info about santa :) but I guess it works how you've interpretted it as well!! Thanks for the laugh :) Merry Christmas!
OMG! Elf-Julia rocks! :D
Congrats on your 100k subs :)
Fun fact: Geoff is actually a Baritone, but after years of training he managed to stretch his vocal range to Bass and Tenor.
I recommend a singer called Diana Navarro. With the song "El perdón" she is very versatile and sings different styles of music with incredible melismas. And with a very personal voice.
Please react to Boy bands un 5 minutes if You can't yo see their voices, or the mermaid Medley ❤️
Geoff has a video talking about that note and what his range is, its a 2 part video, well worth the watch
Ah, I love this reaction, it's so real, so authentic, so genuine, also so professional. I can see how much fun you are having.
BTW Congrats on the 100K.
Cheers from Colombia. ❤
while mindlessly surfing the UA-cam, I was recommended your video. Funny to me because it’s Christmas for you and the 4th of July for me 😁. An unintended Christmas in July reaction!!
Love her smile 😊
Yes, more characters, with corresponding fetching outfits, thank you. Great as always! Cheers from michigan
That outfit is friggin adorable!!
Welcome to Voiceplay! While I'm a HUGE Home Free fan I've now become almost more impressed with Voiceplay. Both are amazing groups who deserve all the love they get! Enjoy them both and can't wait to see more reactions to more of their works of art.
Merry Christmas from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania! May you have a safe, happy, and healthy New Year! And, Congratulations on 100k!!!!
I sometimes forget that Christmas falls in the middle of summer in Australia. So of course the hat would be too warm!
I loved your reaction and analysis. Merry Christmas.
I was referred here by Julia from the future with her reference to Geoff’s breathtakingly low notes. “Climb out of the pit in hell deep notes.” Such a great video and it keeps revealing new subtitles every time I watch it. Did you catch the snakes and spiders coming from Geoff’s mouth at “a special batch of snake and spider stew”? I smiled so much at this wonderful performance my mouth muscles ached and then I LOL’d at that last note and your reaction. Thanks Julia Christmas Elf 🎄🤶❤️
p.s. Posting on Christmas? I’m impressed!
[Edit: 10 month after this vid was originally posted and almost 400k subscribers! Fantastic!]
This is why I love Julia's reactions! I come in to watch a reaction, and then leave having learned something! Awesome! Also love "Julia being weird" as caption Julia mentioned! 🤣
The Santa was just a guest performer. The 5 other guys were the group, but the super high tenor (Earl) recently left so it's currently just 4 guys: a tenor, baritone, bass, and the beatboxer who is also a baritone as far as I know.
The Santa in this song isn't a regular member of the group. VoicePlay consists of Geoff Castellucci (bass), Layne Stein (beatboxer / baritone), J.None (baritone), and Eli Jacobson (tenor). Earl Elkins Jr., the high tenor in this video, left the group earlier this year, and they haven't formally replaced him yet.
I've never seen someone jump from one voice to another so effortlessly.
Geoff's vocal range blows my mind!!!!! The best bass I have heard in decades.... For sure!
This is by far the BEST reaction video I have ever watched!!!! You got yourself a new fan and subscriber, Julia! ❤ Well done :)
Geoff has his own channel too plus teaches beatbox, plus lives in Walt Disneys neighborhood in Florida !! See monster mash by 5 characters all played by Geoff , Spirit in the Sky is his recent release by 5 Geoff characters
GOOD LORD JULIA! You almost said Beetlejuice 3 times. You can't be unleashing that kind of havoc onto the world woman!! Love the elf outfit by the way, and your voice ........ and your face.
Awesome reaction!!! Love how you break down what they are doing. VoicePlay is AWESOME!!! Thank you, and, love your own voice acting very cool.