It's almost to the point you can just say "Geoff" and that's all you need. He stepped out of the box on this one and once again blew me away. His arrangement is brilliant. The sheer emotion here; he makes you feel the heartbreak. I really can't wait to see what's next with him, and VoicePlay. He's so incredibly talented!
I've been telling everyone for not him being a theatre geek anytime in school his acting is on point. His tone, facial expressions and body language show the pain and sorrow that is in this song. That first drop almost knocked me over out of my chair and that is dangerous for someone my age. Warned you about that drop. lol
Well Lois, at 74...I can't afford to drop anything either! Almost put a can of tuna in my cat's nether region. Damn. Those low notes make my computer shudder. Here's to more of Geoff!
@@anneugartechea7650 My husband will be 74 next month, and I'm going to be 68 in June. Isn't nice to have a few Geoffs to make us feel young. My husband laughs at my reactions to Geoff, he hasn't got a clue. LOL
This was so soulful. Passionately sung with angst ridden acting and wonderfully shot! I Love it! How many times have we watched Geoff? Yet even tho' we know it's coming we still get the same 'OMG' expressions just like the first time we ever heard him! Great reaction! 🙂👍
Every time Geoff posts I instantly come here to see your reaction. You're the cutest and I love how you get as excited as I do when we hear good music! Keep posting!! 😊💛
I remember when this song came out. It created a mood. As a kid when I heard it, was in my grandparents' house Saturday morning in the country w/ my grandmother cleaning. I recall hearing it on the radio being isolated in the parlor with the sun streaming through the windows as grandmother cleaned or if good day, outside washing the car w/ my grandfather & he had the radio on. He did the video in an empty house w/ the sun streaming through. Which brought back vivid positive memories. Elvis, Michael Jackson & Whitney impersonators practice the songs & sing exactly how they sang the notes & stylings. But, when one does a cover, it's hard because not to sound exactly as if mimicking but try to put a spin & still honor the song. I enjoyed his spin on this song, others may not. It's unique yet keeps the hauntings of the mood still there. I love both Home free & VoicePlay & Geoff's musings. I think for me this is one of the top solos he's done & that's impressive as I love his solos. All these people are talented & each song they do individually & as a group been fortunate for us all to hear. I've stated my dream is to have Geoff, Avi & Tim do a trio together. Curious what that would sound like.
@@anneugartechea7650 Used to wonder why listen to the classics over & over again as their precise. Opera is precise, they're people go over the score to catch breaks or snafus. Guess it's a challenge to catch it & try to sing it. I dunno.
You mentioned that you wished he had dropped in one of those super low notes, but I'm kind of glad he didn't for this one - as much as I love and enjoy those, I think it would have distracted from the emotion. Sometimes it's better to subvert expectations. It was fantastic to hear more of his beautiful voice throughout his mid and upper register. Also, his acting was A+ in this. I really wanted to give him a hug in the end - he seemed so heartbroken. I think this is my new favourite from him.
I absolutely love this cover from Geoff! So full of soul and love and heartache! His voice reduces all of us to mezmerised addicts! Love your reactions! ❤️
Great reaction, Dave. That drop to A1 at about 3:30 on yours and 1:30 in the original is - no question - the most beautiful low note I've ever heard. It's not the depth, but the incredible resonance and roundness in the tone that did me in.
Good notation. What I really love is that he is clear in his dictation. Good breath control etc. Very few singers can match him. No smashing music lines. I did an okata (karate form) while listening to him again. Dad gum it - shook a kidney stone loose! Now that's how low his notes go!
I watched this reaction right after your Postmodern Jukebox “Dream On” reaction. You said Morgan James killed you and the Lord asked what you’d done - apparently you gave the wrong answer ‘cause he sent you to the fiery pits of Geoff’s dragon breath! 😂🤣
I always get excited when he drops a new one and this one was amazing. But I also wait for some of my favorite reactors 👆🏾to watch because I just can’t wait to see their faces. 🤯Because I know that I don’t do as good a stank face as you do but I know that my expressions must’ve been very similar. How could they not be? He is a force of nature. I loved that tone in his voice when he hit the low notes and he sustained and sang quite a bit at that level. That’s kind of a new thing for him - to not do the big drops and I thought it was really really effective for this song. It just goes so well with that feeling of angst that he portrays. It just makes me so sad. He looks so bereft.😢
“Dratini uses dragonbreath, has a percentage to paralyze us. Everyone was paralyzed.” Lmao as a 90’s baby that grew up on the original Pokémon, I absolutely love that reference, and it’s so accurate :D and the progression of your facial expressions from 5:20 to 5:35 -ish was pure gold as well
He's grown up in Florida. He's performed in the shows at Universal & I think Disney and think did some voiceovers. I don't know as much as I would like about VoicePlay & Home Free. Meaning I enjoy their songs & reading about history through fans have a lot of knowledge. I have to state karma/timing have played a lot in their lives. It may not seem like it but it has. Layne & he have arranged for the group & the individual projects with Layne also creating the videos. Luck, timing, karma & kismet helped these groups: Pentatonix 3 founders were in high school together & sang. They went their separate ways going to different colleges. Had the one hadn't joined a college a capella group & seen the Sing-Off audition poster wouldn't be the group today. He contacted & convinced his friends to form a group for it. Weeks before the audition they did adding an exceptional bass Avi Kaplan & Kevin Olusola. They scrambled figure out their style & songs. First try they made it onto the show & the rest is history winning that year. Then they kept pushing themselves becoming the highest social media a capella darlings w/ over billion views & million something subscribers. They set the pace showing others these novices can earn better $ than those in the past doing this. Home Free were rejected twice. A couple of the members left after for various reasons after the 2nd try. They weren't full timers at that time, then decided to try to go fulltime. When made choice, able to add Tim & Austin from other states to group. 3rd time with them added, got accepted for the Sing-Off & won that year. VoicePlay was accepted the year Home Free did (honestly don't know if auditioned prior to that). They had been touring too. This is going to sound weird but watching that year they added Honey LaRochelle for the Sing-Off. She's a fantastic singer, but in my opinion sounded too much like Earl Elkins it changed their overall sound. They didn't have the polished seasoned harmony blend I know they have. Guessing, maybe wanted to do what Pentatonix did bringing in a lone female? They placed 6th. Songs/arrangements on any singing show separates winners & contenders. They had a great sound but the shows they picked didn't do them justice. Meanwhile Home Free used a lot of their songs from repertoire & able to shine. I think if used some of their other songs would have placed higher, dare say win? Repeat, I think timing was the best magic for them. 1) If Home Free/VoicePlay competed directed w/ Pentantonix or the years before or years after might not have gained the popularity. 2) The tour they went on after the season of the show, majority of the groups (not all) went on it. During the show competing, then touring time was spent in fellowship networking, developing friendships & collaborations. Geoff arranged Elvira for Home Free, Robb Lundquist did a video w/ them, Avi worked with Home Free, VoicePlay even did a mashup they never performed on the show releasing it to video. Adam Chance was connected later becoming part of the group from his a capella group. I think somehow, they learned social media setups. It's nice to see them burgeoning & developing their craft & get paid for it. This wasn't an avenue stream 10 years ago. I'm assuming they're able to make more $ than before. When the 'C' swept through, live groups were suffering. This changed social media & their marketability. it enabled them to do individual projects & group songs/videos. I think Home Free & VoicePlay have been very productive during this time on Pantheon(?) & YT. Now can tour w/ plethora of fans from their productions. I think their visibility has increased with not just their work but reaction videos too over times. Seeing Geoff, Austin, & Tim do various projects w/ others & themselves is like watching when 45s & then LPs hit the scene. I can't go to concerts for various reasons, but can see them perform on video @ any given time. I wish Geoff & all of them the best. It's been hard earned & well deserved. They followed their dreams & I believe being 'good' people through all this, is their just rewards.
Oh, that dragon breath is awesome! Geoff really knows how to pick the songs that suit him. I just watched this yesterday and love it! I also loved your reaction, Dave! This was such a great arrangement, too! I think this is one of my favorites, so far! I love that he was using his (almost) full range (he can sing higher).
All I can say is this is going to melt some brains and break some hearts down to their very core and they're going to love every second of it this could cause some people to have a full-body eargasm
Your remarks are spot on. Calling this the song of laborers is a perfect response - we all work! Dragon breath? Yes! Ask any woman who has given birth..no room for shrinking violets. The Geoff bomb? Damn straight! Thank you for your great review.
I think the sunshine coming through was perfect - it showed that he was so deep into heartbreak and depression that he's unable to register the brightness outside because all he can feel is the darkness. Kind of a powerful juxtaposition.
I am having a senior moment and I cannot remember if I requested your reaction to In the Blood by Home Free. I think you will really like it. There is an.old County Rock song by Rodney Atkins that has lyrics that are so appropriate for these times. The song is When you're going through hell. I would really like to see your reaction on both of these
Geoff has honesty in his voice (no matter where in his range he is at). I keep thinking of Janis Joplin and the way she could express her emotions. It wasn't the vocal theatrics, it was the honesty.
Brother when it comes to Geoff, Tim or Avi you know the dragon breath is coming maybe different styles for sure but I would love to see a calibration with these guys not a bass off but something that shows their phenomenal ranges. How cool would that be? I enjoy all of them great reaction man.
I liked the original but Geoff has given voice to heartache and blues in this version. When we are happy we find a song and play it loud and sing along. When we are sad we play a different song and sit in the dark and wallow. This is a wallow song. Great composition and multi layered
His arrangements are so good! How long does it take to record all those harmonies?🤯 Also, please react to "Equal to Heaven" from Singer for your next Hua Chenyu reaction. We've been waiting for another one. Thanks.
Have you seen Austin Brown's (feat. Steven Martinez) version of this song? I can't decide if I like Austin's better just because I've had a year to fall in love with it. Both videos are fabulous, with wonderful voice and beautiful locations. I say check out Austin's video and love on that one too. You may have to watch each one several times to decide on your favorite. (Oh, the hardship. Oh, oh, oh. However will I survive?) And please keep watching Austin's video after the song is over. His message is wonderful.
May I suggest? Yohio - Opera #2. Be sure to pack your stereotypes on the back porch. This man is Geoff's opposite. The high notes? He is Non-Pariel. Some of his music is beyond me. But set yourself down for a spot of tea and a joint. You won't regret it!
I hold with my man... right up... until... the floor drops out from under his note. Its like he's boring a well to the center of the Earth just to drop 3 notes in each song. I try to match him... and... and... my chest, ribs, vertebrae... they all say NO
Geoff sings this every time Kathy goes to the store.
😂
I can't see him letting her go anywhere without him. They are too cute together
You are so much fun!!!
The Hymn of the Laborers...
Dragonbone armor busting...
Stank face time...
3:27 the man knocked him out COLD😭
Its not just his voice that makes this so incredible, its the angst and sorrow he is portraying with his acting.
Ikr?! I feel like Geoff wouldn’t make that bad of an actor.
We all know it’s coming and it always surprises us.
It's almost to the point you can just say "Geoff" and that's all you need. He stepped out of the box on this one and once again blew me away. His arrangement is brilliant. The sheer emotion here; he makes you feel the heartbreak. I really can't wait to see what's next with him, and VoicePlay. He's so incredibly talented!
The slaying that happened to Dave at 3:30 should put Geoff in jail out the sunshine forever. Lol hilarious great job Dave
His face when he almost fell out of his chair 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I rewatched that so many times
I've been telling everyone for not him being a theatre geek anytime in school his acting is on point. His tone, facial expressions and body language show the pain and sorrow that is in this song. That first drop almost knocked me over out of my chair and that is dangerous for someone my age. Warned you about that drop. lol
Well Lois, at 74...I can't afford to drop anything either! Almost put a can of tuna in my cat's nether region. Damn. Those low notes make my computer shudder. Here's to more of Geoff!
@@anneugartechea7650 My husband will be 74 next month, and I'm going to be 68 in June. Isn't nice to have a few Geoffs to make us feel young. My husband laughs at my reactions to Geoff, he hasn't got a clue. LOL
@@anneugartechea7650 He was, being in FL & close to the 'parks' & think met his wife both were stage performers unsure if both Universal & Disney.
Geoff laid the stank upon it. So soulful and the high/lows I know sent me.
Excellent reaction. You always crack me up. Always enjoy you. This song is made for our Geoff
This was so soulful. Passionately sung with angst ridden acting and wonderfully shot! I Love it! How many times have we watched Geoff? Yet even tho' we know it's coming we still get the same 'OMG' expressions just like the first time we ever heard him! Great reaction! 🙂👍
Dave you make me laugh so much with your reactions...
Every time Geoff posts I instantly come here to see your reaction. You're the cutest and I love how you get as excited as I do when we hear good music! Keep posting!! 😊💛
Your face when it first started... I imagine it's the same one I had first time watching
Hahahaha- we were all looking forward to you releasing a reaction on this new one. 🤣
I remember when this song came out. It created a mood. As a kid when I heard it, was in my grandparents' house Saturday morning in the country w/ my grandmother cleaning. I recall hearing it on the radio being isolated in the parlor with the sun streaming through the windows as grandmother cleaned or if good day, outside washing the car w/ my grandfather & he had the radio on.
He did the video in an empty house w/ the sun streaming through. Which brought back vivid positive memories.
Elvis, Michael Jackson & Whitney impersonators practice the songs & sing exactly how they sang the notes & stylings. But, when one does a cover, it's hard because not to sound exactly as if mimicking but try to put a spin & still honor the song. I enjoyed his spin on this song, others may not. It's unique yet keeps the hauntings of the mood still there.
I love both Home free & VoicePlay & Geoff's musings. I think for me this is one of the top solos he's done & that's impressive as I love his solos.
All these people are talented & each song they do individually & as a group been fortunate for us all to hear. I've stated my dream is to have Geoff, Avi & Tim do a trio together. Curious what that would sound like.
Spot on. Very rare for individuation. Why listen to the same song over and over by whoever is "currently" on top.
@@anneugartechea7650 Used to wonder why listen to the classics over & over again as their precise. Opera is precise, they're people go over the score to catch breaks or snafus. Guess it's a challenge to catch it & try to sing it. I dunno.
I just love your reactions to Geoff and VoicePlay ❤️
You mentioned that you wished he had dropped in one of those super low notes, but I'm kind of glad he didn't for this one - as much as I love and enjoy those, I think it would have distracted from the emotion. Sometimes it's better to subvert expectations. It was fantastic to hear more of his beautiful voice throughout his mid and upper register. Also, his acting was A+ in this. I really wanted to give him a hug in the end - he seemed so heartbroken. I think this is my new favourite from him.
He went low enough so he still sounded good. It didn't need a bass drop. I'm with you on this one
The low chest lines to me were the perfect amount of bass in this. All his lows fit in so well and it randomly. This was just masterful.
You're awesome, I love your reactions. I laughed so hard when you fell out your chair. I was beginning to wonder if you needed a tow truck lol.
I have heard this song my many others, no one has come near to Bill Withers, until now
I absolutely love this cover from Geoff! So full of soul and love and heartache! His voice reduces all of us to mezmerised addicts! Love your reactions! ❤️
Great reaction, Dave. That drop to A1 at about 3:30 on yours and 1:30 in the original is - no question - the most beautiful low note I've ever heard. It's not the depth, but the incredible resonance and roundness in the tone that did me in.
Good notation. What I really love is that he is clear in his dictation. Good breath control etc. Very few singers can match him. No smashing music lines. I did an okata (karate form) while listening to him again. Dad gum it - shook a kidney stone loose! Now that's how low his notes go!
@@anneugartechea7650 Doesn't feel right to give that a like, but.... hope you're better soon.
Thanks for another great reaction Dave! Definitely one of my favorites by Geoff.
Just imagine us ladies trying to listen and we just turn into puddles of quivering jelly...
I'm picturing Kathy going to the grocery and Geoff being heartbroken 😏
I watched this reaction right after your Postmodern Jukebox “Dream On” reaction. You said Morgan James killed you and the Lord asked what you’d done - apparently you gave the wrong answer ‘cause he sent you to the fiery pits of Geoff’s dragon breath! 😂🤣
YES!
God gifted this man with a powerful voice
(And a good editing team)
How does he do it?? Every one is better than the last!! Geoff Castellucci for president??
Nooo, then he wouldn't have time to do his beautiful music.
I always get excited when he drops a new one and this one was amazing. But I also wait for some of my favorite reactors 👆🏾to watch because I just can’t wait to see their faces. 🤯Because I know that I don’t do as good a stank face as you do but I know that my expressions must’ve been very similar. How could they not be? He is a force of nature.
I loved that tone in his voice when he hit the low notes and he sustained and sang quite a bit at that level. That’s kind of a new thing for him - to not do the big drops and I thought it was really really effective for this song. It just goes so well with that feeling of angst that he portrays. It just makes me so sad. He looks so bereft.😢
I think this is his best one to date
I love Geoff's covers and I love your reactions!
Geoff is all over the musical spectrum, some slides, some jumps, and all sounding so beautiful!! 🤯
“Dratini uses dragonbreath, has a percentage to paralyze us. Everyone was paralyzed.” Lmao as a 90’s baby that grew up on the original Pokémon, I absolutely love that reference, and it’s so accurate :D and the progression of your facial expressions from 5:20 to 5:35 -ish was pure gold as well
He's grown up in Florida. He's performed in the shows at Universal & I think Disney and think did some voiceovers.
I don't know as much as I would like about VoicePlay & Home Free. Meaning I enjoy their songs & reading about history through fans have a lot of knowledge.
I have to state karma/timing have played a lot in their lives. It may not seem like it but it has. Layne & he have arranged for the group & the individual projects with Layne also creating the videos.
Luck, timing, karma & kismet helped these groups:
Pentatonix 3 founders were in high school together & sang. They went their separate ways going to different colleges. Had the one hadn't joined a college a capella group & seen the Sing-Off audition poster wouldn't be the group today.
He contacted & convinced his friends to form a group for it. Weeks before the audition they did adding an exceptional bass Avi Kaplan & Kevin Olusola. They scrambled figure out their style & songs. First try they made it onto the show & the rest is history winning that year.
Then they kept pushing themselves becoming the highest social media a capella darlings w/ over billion views & million something subscribers. They set the pace showing others these novices can earn better $ than those in the past doing this.
Home Free were rejected twice. A couple of the members left after for various reasons after the 2nd try. They weren't full timers at that time, then decided to try to go fulltime. When made choice, able to add Tim & Austin from other states to group. 3rd time with them added, got accepted for the Sing-Off & won that year.
VoicePlay was accepted the year Home Free did (honestly don't know if auditioned prior to that). They had been touring too.
This is going to sound weird but watching that year they added Honey LaRochelle for the Sing-Off. She's a fantastic singer, but in my opinion sounded too much like Earl Elkins it changed their overall sound. They didn't have the polished seasoned harmony blend I know they have. Guessing, maybe wanted to do what Pentatonix did bringing in a lone female? They placed 6th.
Songs/arrangements on any singing show separates winners & contenders. They had a great sound but the shows they picked didn't do them justice. Meanwhile Home Free used a lot of their songs from repertoire & able to shine. I think if used some of their other songs would have placed higher, dare say win?
Repeat, I think timing was the best magic for them.
1) If Home Free/VoicePlay competed directed w/ Pentantonix or the years before or years after might not have gained the popularity.
2) The tour they went on after the season of the show, majority of the groups (not all) went on it. During the show competing, then touring time was spent in fellowship networking, developing friendships & collaborations.
Geoff arranged Elvira for Home Free, Robb Lundquist did a video w/ them, Avi worked with Home Free, VoicePlay even did a mashup they never performed on the show releasing it to video. Adam Chance was connected later becoming part of the group from his a capella group. I think somehow, they learned social media setups.
It's nice to see them burgeoning & developing their craft & get paid for it. This wasn't an avenue stream 10 years ago. I'm assuming they're able to make more $ than before. When the 'C' swept through, live groups were suffering. This changed social media & their marketability. it enabled them to do individual projects & group songs/videos. I think Home Free & VoicePlay have been very productive during this time on Pantheon(?) & YT.
Now can tour w/ plethora of fans from their productions. I think their visibility has increased with not just their work but reaction videos too over times. Seeing Geoff, Austin, & Tim do various projects w/ others & themselves is like watching when 45s & then LPs hit the scene. I can't go to concerts for various reasons, but can see them perform on video @ any given time.
I wish Geoff & all of them the best. It's been hard earned & well deserved. They followed their dreams & I believe being 'good' people through all this, is their just rewards.
Oh, that dragon breath is awesome! Geoff really knows how to pick the songs that suit him. I just watched this yesterday and love it! I also loved your reaction, Dave! This was such a great arrangement, too! I think this is one of my favorites, so far! I love that he was using his (almost) full range (he can sing higher).
All I can say is this is going to melt some brains and break some hearts down to their very core and they're going to love every second of it this could cause some people to have a full-body eargasm
You've got music in your soul, Dave. Love watching all your reactions
Love your reactions, man...the best.
Definitely my fav reaction video haha
This is so beautiful! I enjoyed your reaction!
You did it again! Love your reaction. :D
Another great reaction, Dave! I really like the way he did this song a lot! Happy Easter to you and your family!
Oh My, Oh My, Oh My, Oh My, Oh-Oh-Oh My, Oh My, Oh My, Oh My, Oh My..... LOL... I LOVE your reaction to his dragon voice.
Glad to see you could respawn halfway through the song.
3:28 that note just took a life
Your remarks are spot on. Calling this the song of laborers is a perfect response - we all work! Dragon breath? Yes! Ask any woman who has given birth..no room for shrinking violets. The Geoff bomb? Damn straight! Thank you for your great review.
definitely a dragon in there somewhere! ❤️🏴
I loved this song...I loved the empty house since "she was gone". Except it had a little too much sunshine coming in the windows. lol.
I think the sunshine coming through was perfect - it showed that he was so deep into heartbreak and depression that he's unable to register the brightness outside because all he can feel is the darkness. Kind of a powerful juxtaposition.
*Every time I hear this man sing, I feel the need to take a pregnancy test, & I'm 60 LOL* 😂🤣😂
You tickle my funny bone. I love your reactons. Adorable you are. Ty for the vid.
You’re The Man Dave
I am having a senior moment and I cannot remember if I requested your reaction to In the Blood by Home Free. I think you will really like it. There is an.old County Rock song by Rodney Atkins that has lyrics that are so appropriate for these times. The song is When you're going through hell. I would really like to see your reaction on both of these
dayumm I love your reactions!
The moment the low note hit and he just shuts down.
Geoff has honesty in his voice (no matter where in his range he is at). I keep thinking of Janis Joplin and the way she could express her emotions. It wasn't the vocal theatrics, it was the honesty.
Them low notes can be referred to as Geoffquakes
Dave I keep telling you. Us low basses are part Dragon, part Metaron, part something from another place.
Brother when it comes to Geoff, Tim or Avi you know the dragon breath is coming maybe different styles for sure but I would love to see a calibration with these guys not a bass off but something that shows their phenomenal ranges. How cool would that be? I enjoy all of them great reaction man.
another good singer is Colm McGuinness.. I love these guys.. the deep voice kills it every time
Haha Pokemon reference, YEEEEES!
I liked the original but Geoff has given voice to heartache and blues in this version. When we are happy we find a song and play it loud and sing along. When we are sad we play a different song and sit in the dark and wallow. This is a wallow song. Great composition and multi layered
That Pokémon reference was the cherry on top of your musical knowledge. 😂
Worlds best hummer
Geoff: I wonder if shes gonna stay
Him: I wonder too geoff I wonder too
Me: he ain't ready
Him: *dies*
His arrangements are so good! How long does it take to record all those harmonies?🤯 Also, please react to "Equal to Heaven" from Singer for your next Hua Chenyu reaction. We've been waiting for another one. Thanks.
Have you seen Austin Brown's (feat. Steven Martinez) version of this song? I can't decide if I like Austin's better just because I've had a year to fall in love with it. Both videos are fabulous, with wonderful voice and beautiful locations. I say check out Austin's video and love on that one too. You may have to watch each one several times to decide on your favorite. (Oh, the hardship. Oh, oh, oh. However will I survive?) And please keep watching Austin's video after the song is over. His message is wonderful.
May I suggest? Yohio - Opera #2. Be sure to pack your stereotypes on the back porch. This man is Geoff's opposite. The high notes? He is Non-Pariel. Some of his music is beyond me. But set yourself down for a spot of tea and a joint. You won't regret it!
what it do dave?
Nicee!
I hold with my man... right up... until... the floor drops out from under his note. Its like he's boring a well to the center of the Earth just to drop 3 notes in each song. I try to match him... and... and... my chest, ribs, vertebrae... they all say NO
Those notes are called scoops
i love you
Geoff when Kathy goes to the grocery store
day 34 of me watching ppl ear gasm to geoff castellucci🤣
Also no Not even close to paralyzing me.
You should probably do a reaction to women reacting to Geoff. So many pregnancies.
Now imagine being a woman hearing him sing this haha
Im scared to show this to my wife 🤣