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Bruh listen to dooms soundtrack trust me it’s amazing
Yo bro can u do ksi Houdini please it's his new song
My dude. Keep up the good work. You inspire me to drink more water and to be a better person. I wanna shake your hand one day. Well elbow bump bc of the RONA. My favorite bonest reactor. No sugar coating.
My reaction suggestion is
Nas & Damian Marley- patience
Please.
Have you do e EMINEM-Dejavu? Or bad wolves- Zombie? Cover
When he sings the lyrics "To the neon gods they made" I get CHILLS EVERYTIME.
The raspy part of his voice gives chills
I will watch 10 reactions to this song in a row and i get the same on every one
Yeees everytime!
Everytime
That part is so good I got chills just reading your comment lol
I've seen David Draiman sing live, he sounds just like you hear here. The man is a true vocalist. Sure raw, passionate, power. Just ❤
He definitely does! 🙂
Ur right Brandi
I agree 💯
It would be amazing to hear him live he’s one of the few that I would actually meet
I saw them a couple hours before I saw Metallica. Disturbed blew them out of the water. Great show
Am I the only person who gets teary eyed listening to this song?
Literally have goosebumps the whole songs
Meus olhos todas as vezes que escuto essa musica
The song brings me to tears really does because so powerful and everything he put into that and to be brave enough to take on a song that's legendary by Paul Simon and herbal Garfunkel I don't know the other guy's name but it's powerful it had a meaning and he had to have a lot of balls to do that because she's taking on a Legends song that was completely back in the day that the cat's ass and he redid it perfectly if not better
If you want to know if someone is cold hearted as hell or are only a taker watch them watch this song message of humanity and then you will know
Nope every time
Garfunkel once summed up the song’s meaning as “the inability of people to communicate with each other, not particularly internationally but especially emotionally, so what you see around you are people unable to love each other.”
“Heavy metal singers can’t sing”........
David Draiman, “hold my beer”......
Amazing!!!!!
Probably the only heavy metal singer to be trained as a Cantor.
@@mlong1958 that's because you probably haven't heard corey taylor singing.
React to vermilion pt2 and talk me later.
He has great vocals
Idk man I feel like heavy metal singers have the best voices out there imo
@@mlong1958 ever heard of Hansi Kürsch? He is a great singer and also from a metal band. So in my opinion most singers from metal bands are really great.
@@MoritzGe0106 Hansi is a bloody deity. He manages to sound like a dozen people even live.
The one time he legit could've turned the volume up without any consequences lol
I was thinking that. Lol
My exact thought when he turned it down lol
He is already plavob by metal
Honestly that’s kinda sad that he missed the opportunity lol
“Hello darkness, my old friend…” Everybody knows the iconic Simon & Garfunkel song, but do you know the amazing story behind the first line of The Sounds of Silence?It began 62 years ago, when Arthur “Art” Garfunkel, a Jewish kid from Queens, enrolled in Columbia University. During freshman orientation, Art met a student from Buffalo named Sandy Greenberg, and they immediately bonded over their shared passion for literature and music. Art and Sandy became roommates and best friends. With the idealism of youth, they promised to be there for each other no matter what.Soon after starting college, Sandy was struck by tragedy. His vision became blurry and although doctors diagnosed it as temporary conjunctivitis, the problem grew worse. Finally after seeing a specialist, Sandy received the devastating news that severe glaucoma was destroying his optic nerves. The young man with such a bright future would soon be completely blind.Sandy was devastated and fell into a deep depression. He gave up his dream of becoming a lawyer and moved back to Buffalo, where he worried about being a burden to his financially-struggling family. Consumed with shame and fear, Sandy cut off contact with his old friends, refusing to answer letters or return phone calls. Then suddenly, to Sandy’s shock, his buddy Art showed up at the front door. He was not going to allow his best friend to give up on life, so he bought a ticket and flew up to Buffalo unannounced. Art convinced Sandy to give college another go, and promised that he would be right by his side to make sure he didn’t fall - literally or figuratively.Art kept his promise, faithfully escorting Sandy around campus and effectively serving as his eyes. It was important to Art that even though Sandy had been plunged into a world of darkness, he should never feel alone. Art actually started calling himself “Darkness” to demonstrate his empathy with his friend. He’d say things like, “Darkness is going to read to you now.” Art organized his life around helping Sandy.One day, Art was guiding Sandy through crowded Grand Central Station when he suddenly said he had to go and left his friend alone and petrified. Sandy stumbled, bumped into people, and fell, cutting a gash in his shin. After a couple of hellish hours, Sandy finally got on the right subway train. After exiting the station at 116th street, Sandy bumped into someone who quickly apologized - and Sandy immediately recognized Art’s voice! Turned out his trusty friend had followed him the whole way home, making sure he was safe and giving him the priceless gift of independence. Sandy later said, “That moment was the spark that caused me to live a completely different life, without fear, without doubt. For that I am tremendously grateful to my friend.”Sandy graduated from Columbia and then earned graduate degrees at Harvard and Oxford. He married his high school sweetheart and became an extremely successful entrepreneur and philanthropist. While at Oxford, Sandy got a call from Art. This time Art was the one who needed help. He’d formed a folk rock duo with his high school pal Paul Simon, and they desperately needed $400 to record their first album. Sandy and his wife Sue had literally $404 in their bank account, but without hesitation Sandy gave his old friend what he needed.Art and Paul's first album was not a success, but one of the songs, The Sounds of Silence, became a #1 hit a year later. The opening line echoed the way Sandy always greeted Art. Simon & Garfunkel went on to become one of the most beloved musical acts in history.The two Columbia graduates, each of whom has added so much to the world in his own way, are still best friends. Art Garfunkel said that when he became friends with Sandy, “my real life emerged. I became a better guy in my own eyes, and began to see who I was - somebody who gives to a friend.” Sandy describes himself as “the luckiest man in the world.”Adapted from Sandy Greenberg’s memoir: “Hello Darkness, My Old Friend: How Daring Dreams and Unyielding Friendship Turned One Man’s Blindness into an Extraordinary Vision for Life."
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I love the original and this as well
The respect and quiet during this song was unreal. He rocked his entire concert, but when he stepped up to sing this, everyone stopped, no more talking, and listened to his raw beauty. This man can scream rock, and then turn around and sing this. Real artistry and real music. Hands down, one of the best bands I’ve seen.
This dude said David Drahman looks like Howie Mandel 😭😭😭 💀
Came here to say this
Fucking right!!! LMAO
Loudwire has an article titled rockstar celebrity look likes and David Draiman is actually compared to Howie Mandell
Can't breathe 😂😂😂😂💀
Once he said it I couldn't unsee it, you know?
The lead Singer, is a Classically trained singer which allows him to do some things that some normal rock and metal singers cant do, which is why he's so great with Simon and Garfunkel's "Sound of Silence"
He is a tener
but live it sounds bullshit
@@behappy9184 no, no, no, it's alright. You go sing it, I know you can :)
@@behappy9184 you listen to him sing on Conan doing this song he sounds exactly the same and I saw him in concert he doesn't sound bad at all I think you're going to be in the minority here
@@behappy9184 not true at all
This is a prophetic song written in 1963 about television and separation of people. It's now in full swing that's why it's this powerful. We are living the sound of silence. Always loved this song. It's absolutely beautiful
This guy's voice... DAMN. His voice is spine tingling. Able to force that raw power of metal without being harsh... it's so good.
I won't lie, this song gives me violent chills everytime
also thank you guys for the amount of likes, I'm glad to see I'm not the only one! I hope yall have an amazing day/night
I get scared of myself.
Everytime
RandomKid Me too. I feel a feverish still chill and stand in awe
Only when this guy sings it tho.
@@mrscop true, 👌
“I’m scarred and waiting for the song to scare me.”
Who hurt this man?
I think it was System of a Down
Stephan Alberts it was definitely System of a Down 😂
Hahaha
He hasn't been scared until he's done Jinjer Pisces...
Daron Malakian from SOAD scared the shit out of him!!!
Legitimately one of the most beautiful well put together renditions of this song ever created.
Just love this song! Always brings me tears because of his voice and instruments playing.
One of their best songs ever! Chills for sure!
Now try ... Down with the sickness.
Edit: my first comment to get 2k likes
Ohhh...wah...ah..ah..ah
Ooh-wah-ah-ah-ah!
HAHAHA
Don't turn the volume up on that one lol
@@ninadavis9529 Nah turn it all the way up!!
@@ninadavis9529, you're wrong if you do anything BUT turn it up to 11.
A few facts about David Draiman, Disturbed, and this song in general:
-David (the singer) is classically trained in opera. That's why he sounds like a fucking angel. He is also the most mellow, humble guy you'll ever meet.
-This song was originally written and performed by Simon and Garfunkel in 1966. Paul Simon went on record to say that he absolutely loved Disturbed's cover.
-The Sound of Silence is about indifference, intolerance, and antipathy of people in general. It's first version (acoustic) on Simon and Garfunkel's debut album did poorly, but it was remixed into it's current version (electric guitar, drums, ect) and it became the number 1 single overnight.
-Disturbed's songs fall into the Heavy Metal genre, and typically cover themes such as loss, struggles with drug addiction and depression, and civil rights. A good example of the latter would be Ten Thousand Fists.
Just one slight edit, Simon and Garfunkel released this song in 1964
@Matt B Thanks for the info.
Interesting how people go back to the original intent of S&G. Many artists make changes to a cover some even turn the meaning on its ear. The question is what is the group Disturbed saying with this song? Comments?
Mike Johnson, I agree totally. David is such a nice guy. He is just a beautiful human being. I love to listen to him talk. If his children take after him, it will be angelic. For me, this version is like David is touching my soul. A beautiful song.
@@dlsdyer9071 I've always thought that if Simon and Garfunkel's version is a warning about societies various faults, Disturbed's version is anger at doing nothing to mitigate those faults.
One thing that says a lot is that Paul Simon loves and appreciates this cover of his song, and had even stated that Disturbed’s live cover of the song was a “really powerful performance”. And, it wasn’t just simply because his song was being covered, for this song was covered by someone else, and Simon wasn't really all that kicking on it. My own takeaway, when I first heard the cover -back when it was first released- I absolutely loved it, and thought it was the best cover version of this song. Even after all these years later, and having heard a bunch of other covers of this song, I still believe that Disturbed’s cover is the best one done of it, and still absolutely love it.
I love watching people experience this song for the first time. This song builds the tension to “neon god they made.” Great reaction!
Me: (Has heard this song before... multiple times..)
Also me: *Chills the entire song**😅
Every. DAMN. Time... it's an emotional experience every time.
Yassss!!!
The original was a warning, but Disturbed's cover is anger when the warning was not heeded.
@Ginger Berry Perhaps, but that is not the only interpretation.
@Ginger Berry pretty sure simon said it was about technology distancing people.
Spot on
@@miguelcornelio1412 Yeah. That's what I've always thought was the true meaning.
Take headed of
David has such a powerful beautiful voice! Whenever he does a duet, he overpowers with his voice!
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When they did this on Conan... chills. Love this version. Disturbed does some wonderful covers as well as great original songs.
Goosebumps every single time I hear this song
dhenandyrh4 dawg same
I'll be real. When I first heard this cover I got goosebumps and a tear in the eye. There's a gentle power in this song that is quite frankly lacking in most music today.
To quote the young'uns: it hits different.
I spent the whole video saying wow. It moved me.
@@TheShadowPhantom1 that was funny 😭😭😂😂
Agreed singing talent is swamped by production and over singing
Love it but I kinda wish they went full-on "Disturbed" for the final angry verse
God: David do you want a voice of an angel or demon.
David: Yes.
Draiman clears two octaves in this song and never stresses his chords at all. He has such control that the vocal fry he does isn't harming his chords either. He has such a rich texture in his voice, this song never fails to give me chills and many times brings a tear or two but you need to crank it up.
Post Traumatic Metal Syndrome: Commonly affects headphone users, the only solution to combat this is to keep your volume down and stay alert!
No.
Edit: MetalHead Syndrome; constantly keeping your volume up loudly and ot flinching at any noise due to countless hours of metal listened too.
@@cloutogelevatedtv9000 i'd prefer deathstep for "aggresiveness" i turn that shit allll the way up.
When he gets to "and the people bowed and prayed", it never fails to give me chills on the back of my neck and arms. This song is so powerful, especially with what's happening now.
Bassprohunter, it's like he's touching your soul. I love this version !! It's really beautiful, and I get chills each time I listen to it.
To the neon gods they made!!!
It's starts there for me... Then builds and peaks at 'to the neon god they made' goosebumps, utterly breathtaking
Your channel is just so good to watch. By far one of the best. You have great screen presence, and really command the video. Thx for all your hard work. Much appreciated.
David has one of the most beautiful powerful voices ever. It’s haunting beautiful.
LayedBak: *pauses the video*
Me: YOU DON'T DO THAT WITH THIS MASTERPIECE, MAAAAAAAN!
I know! I've been on a "Disturbed, Sound of Silence" reaction marathon, and this one has way more pauses than any of the others have!
@@mike_majora more ads.... I hate reactors who pause 5 times in one song. I prefer it when they listen and react at the same time Maybe pause once and then talk about what they think AFTER the song is over
Yes! I was like what are you doing??? You listen to this! Lol
I would much rather them pause it and talk about how they feel rather than talk about how they feel as the song keeps playing and then they miss out on some good parts of the song.
this is his reaction. nothing wrong with it..
David's vocals are no joke. As a metal "vocalist" it's hard to hit range and that nasty tone he has is great.
he is a trained opera singer
Tanner he wasn’t quite trained as a opera singer. The actual term “Hazzan,” which is one in the Jewish community who is trained in vocal arts to lead his or her congregation in prayer; quite similar to a cantor in Christianity
J H disturbed is NOT FUCKING METAL You plebs
Detestor 420 ahhhhhh yes. There’s the black metal elitist that was missing from this thread
And his growl, damn he can sing better than 99% of what they play on the radio.
I will NEVER forget the first time I heard this version. OMG I was literally blown away, and it still hits me every time I hear it. I just love seeing people's reaction to it when they hear it. The first time I heard it, I was driving and it was on the radio. I had to pull over just so I could concentrate on the voice and music. One of the handful of songs that gives me goosebumps!!
For anyone who heard this song from Simon and Garfunkel before this version how shocked where you all when you realised how amazing disturbed covered this masterpiece of a song
This man is channeling the anger, angst and anguish of a world that didn't listen and learn from the original version, released in the 60's. The planet is now reaping what we sowed with our greed and selfishness....silence....
A tour de force. I am a man who doesn't usually cry, but this song gets my cheeks wet every time. If it doesn't leave you drained and shaken to your soul, then you are a robot. Peace.
Well said
Great comment but “gets my cheeks wet” was probably not the best phrase to use for crying my guy 😂
@@painhurtssometimes2185 Sorry; but I have no influence on what imagery appears in your head, mate. 😁
Respectfully, Ayo
Exactly
Yo we straight up gave Him ptsd to any rock music 😂
this is one of those songs that touches your soul, whether Disturbed or Simon & Garfunkel, whoever sings it, it touches your soul...
This song was talking about television in the sixties. Parents not paying attention to kids, zoned out. Paul had no idea how prophetic is was. We are now talking without speaking, staring at the neon light we made our God. We were warned and we are now in the sound of silence. Just look at me now, talking speaking without speaking... Truly prophetic
Wonder if he understands how amazing those lyrics actually are. One of the best songs ever written, period.
Lasciel right. I’m like does he really appreciate it or ??
AGREED 100%
I'm also amazed people don't know this Song is originally from Simon and Garfunkel. I'm 29 but grew up to my parents listening to the song. Love this new adaption of it.
I love how he learned his lesson “I ain’t gonna turn it up”.... “might just turn it down”
Edit: thanks for the likes! I ain’t ever get this type of reaction🤣🤣
This man been straight scarred lmao XD
Foo Fighters have terrified him
Only took him 9 or 15 times before he learned that lesson. Lol
Okay LAYEDBACK I’ve been apart of the fire squad for sometime now. Love your reviews, so I’m going to finally throw out some recommendations. For metal? I would recommend ice nine kills- “ stabbing in the dark” or “Tess-Timony” .... and you already listened to my boy NF
and its been the one time where the song didnt turn crazy
I love Disturbed, and definitely let his vocals speak for him.
As metal fan followed disturbed I never expected it I never expected me to have new feelings on this song. His voice is almost to angelic. And perfect for the song much like Alice and chains with HURT this version is amazing
I love how the song written so long ago by Simon and Garfunkel has lyrics that so perfectly reflect society today. Talking about how
“people talk without speaking”(texting),
“people hear without listening” (fast paced living in one ear and out the other and don’t pay attention)
“And the people bowed and scraped, to the neon God they made” (people being so attached to cellphones, tablets, etc.)
And then for disturbed to so masterfully capture the emotion of the track. Amazing vocals and visuals. One of my favorite ever covers.
Paul Simon said in an interview that he prefers Disturbed's version to his own.
The MMA Dad
You’re kind of depressing the much deeper meaning of the words
TheEpic22 I was not intending it to be taken that way. I was only pointing out how I love how the song has the ability to have today’s times and issues applied to the song written before we had all of this.
I know that Garfunkel has a deeper meaning as had a deeper meaning as he actually stated in an interview "the inability of people to communicate with each other, not particularly internationally but especially emotionally, so what you see around you are people unable to love each other."
I just always find it amazing when songs can be interpreted by different generations and applied to that generations particular time.
Much respect for pointing out it is a deeper meaning just wanted to let you know that my intent was not to depress anything.
History repeats.
Great reaction!
I have a different view. Every artist's work is affected by the time/era that they live in and their work is often a reflection of that era (btw, when it comes to music, I'm talking about real music, not the bubble-gum crap created in a record executive's studio and pumped out to a generation of intellectual zombies). Paul Simon wrote this song during the 1960's, an era known for social upheaval, the questioning of traditional values and norms by the youth and the creation of the counter-culture. One institution that started facing a lot of questions was the government. The 50's were over and so too were people's blind acceptance of whatever the government said was the 'truth'. For the first time, people started openly questioning and protesting their government's decisions about everything from Civil Rights to the Vietnam War and everything in between.
I believe Paul Simon wrote this song as a warning to people to not remain silent when it came to questioning their government's decisions and their motives for those decisions, reminding everyone that, in a democracy, we are the ultimate check on a government running amok with power. As powerful as the words are, they were presented in a folk-song. Again, I believe this was the result of the era within which the song was created. The 'Flower Children' of the 60's believed love could conquer all and, to that end, there is no need to scream out a social message. It would be counter-productive, in that era, to present such a message in an angry way. The song explained what the stakes were and then warned us to keep our guard up and be ready to make some noise.
Fast forward 50 years and it seems apparent that we did not heed the warning. Along comes Disturbed with a whole new take on this classic. The message is the same but the feel is very different. It's one of anger and frustration at all of us for not having heeded the original warning. As the song builds to it's climax, you can feel Draiman's combination of anger, pain and frustration at our failure as he seems to be telling us that we, through our silence, are responsible for the world that we now live in. However, this message does also come with a sliver of hope.
The hope is that we can change things. We were the ones who made this mess so we should be the ones to clean it up. Step up, be heard and do your part to make the world a better place. It is the sort of mentality and outlook on life that seems to be inspiring millions of young people around the world to unite in organizing major, world-wide, protests for everything from gun-violence to climate change. This generation is using the tech to instantly organize massive protests around the world. In doing, so they are not only showing the way to older generations like mine, they might actually be living up to the challenge Paul Simon, and later Disturbed, gave all of us.
My two cents, any way.
This is one of the most beautiful vocals out there, he’s classically trained.
Howie Mandel
Jen Huffine haha haha He is fucking terrible. They destroyed this song.
Detestor 420 your literally the only person who thinks like that
Detestor 420 this is better than the original
United pundit like fuck it is!!
As someone born and raised in Chicago, I'm always excited to see Disturbed getting love. They're amazing.
When people say Metal singers can’t sing, I always show them Disturbed. I show them the studio recording, and then the live versions. Draimen is one of VERY few singers who can sound exactly the same live as he does in a recording, and it’s because he never uses auto tune.
Boss you ever heard the original? Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel.
I personally feel and think Disturbed sang it better.
Dun_did_ its So do Simon and Garfunkel lol
Simon & Garfunkel's version was a warning. Disturbed's version is rage because the warning was ignored.
Dun_did_ its I like em both equally but in different ways. I’ll listen to a different version depending on how I feel
@@jacobgriffin3579 really?
>First REACTION to "Metal Music"
>Not even one of their metal songs
Good funny right there.
I mean this is the softest and heavier song lol
their decandence song is fucking awesome
Nobody's Advocate also not even their song lmao
See this a lot on UA-cam. lol
@Hope Huff Oh yeah, naturally, I was just pointing out the odd title.
Had the pleasure of seeing this live. 12000 people. Silent. Absolutely amazing. Chilling. Moving.
This is the perfect version of the song. Vocally and emotionally.
PLEASE go back and listen to it on a LOUD volume it's extremely powerful and beautiful man. I was bummed you couldnt immerse yourself in it cause you were worried about them coming out hard.
Totally agree!
viewer: "this guy looks like Howie Mandell..." ... David Drahman: "Here, Hold my... OH-Wha-ah-ah-ah!!!!"
The live performance is even better, just amazing
Fully committed too man! I love your videos, nothing makes a better end of day than kicking back and joining your reactions ... keep it
Anyone else get goosebumps and chills everytime they listen to this song?
Every single time. Such an incredible cover of an already great song.
Goosebumps and pure euphoria.
Every. Single. Time.
In my opinion one of the strongest lines in the song is: "People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening,people writing songs that voices never share and no one dared disturbe the sound of silence." You just have to let that sink in for a while.
David Draiman is classically trained, and he sounds just like this live. It's amazing.
This song was from the 60's and the words" People talking without speaking" refers to people talking to each other without really talking like todays world where people always on the phone or other electronics talking to each other without speaking gave me chills
This version of the song is by far the best, actual chills when this man sings!
No it’s not the original will always be the best and disturbed also said that Simon and Garfunkel’s original was better
@@rileyganger4217 Well that's your opinion. I think its the best one so we will just have to agree to disagree.
I think the one performance Disturbed did of this song on Conan was better then they’re video
Riley Ganger My father is 3 months away from being 70 and doesnt listen to metal. He’s worked in the music industry for over 40 years, has his own recording studio, has worked with dozens of international acts. And he’s happy to recognise that the Disturbed version is the best.
I disagree. The original is always a classic and the way they harmonise together gives me chills every time , it’s really haunting and although this is good , it doesn’t really hold a candle 🕯.
It's a Cover. One that one of the original artists was absolutely stunned by.
In case you want to compare, listen to "Sound of Silence" by Simon & Garfunkel.
Disturbed made a completely different song out of this evergreen and i'm STILL happily singing it loud, proud and off tune when it plays in the radio.
I agree with you my friend.. there's no dull moment in the song, such a perfect song, with such perfect melody and voice.. the arrangement? Ugh speechless.. i can listen to this song for thousands of years (exag)..
I agree with the loud, peoud and off tune. Lol. Cheers buddy. Its good to actually know im not alone in this world. Hahaha
True. This is a case where I love BOTH versions because even though its the same song, they evoke two totally different feelings!
It's crazy how music can make you feel so much. Every few words he says sends chills up and down my arms and back. It's just insane. It fades away and then 5 seconds later comes back. That's how you know the music is good.
Love how he was expecting some proper heavy metal turn, not realising its just gunna erupt with talent
I’m not a metal fan AT ALL, but the way Disturbed does this is amazing
Because it’s a ballad, it’s not metal in the least bit.
This song was a way of showing non metal fans that metal artists are talented as fuck. And even though it's not your preferred genre, credit where credit is due and talent can be appreciated
Psychedelicqat Yeah, I know. Disturbed is a Metal Band though.
@@BaileyBaratheon 100%
what alot of people that dont listen to metal down understand is that to us who love it its just as beautiful as any other music.. no matter what is sounds like, and so so deep compared to alot of other genres
I believe the live version on Conan is amazing especially since he was sick. It moved Paul Simon to tears.
My favorite live performance of all time.
Wasn't completely live. It was recorded in a different studio, and who knows if it was the first take or not.
They talking about conan
The Conan performance has already been debunked, heavy auto tune
You made me laugh so hard - you had no idea what was coming - I know the song from the old days, so I was more prepared. Listen again, it’d will give you shivers. Over a billion people can’t be wrong.
Even us that listen to metal, were surprised with this performance. Very very well done.
straight fire song, and his vocals are so crazy.
Dave is easily one of the greatest vocalists of our time.
Gravewalker49 he good but not that good
You thought they was gonna hit you with the "AWA AH AH AH"
down with the sickness slaps
Deal or no deal is the show! Love the reactions they seem genuine keep it up brother
The pipes on this man never cease to amaze me, goddamn.
This rendition makes you listen to every word of the ingenius lyrics. David's voice is like there is both an angel and a demon inside him. His voice is super controlled and rich with vibrant tones and guttural growls, but it is also the visuals that make the video as compelling as it is. Even the lighting tells a story. It is now one of my favorite songs and, the more I hear it, the more depth I get out of it.
David Draiman is an incredible vocalist.
Bro my bad over here commenting on an old video but you the man! Love the reactions. Love to see it. Love to be here even although you did this video a year ago already. Love to be subscribed. Love you all in all brotha! Keep on keepin on! 💪🏼💪🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
I appreciate that 🙏🏽
david draiman is a vocal legend, honestly he could sing any song and i’d probably be a fan
this is such an old song, how have you not heard it yet? its even in memes, its litterally EVERYWHERE.
This is a cover
@@gabrielerando7795 He's talking about the original.
Gabriele Rando that’s so unrelated to his comment
This version still gives me chills
I am sure Simon and Garfunkel would appreciate this rendition of their song. The ton of it and the ever increasing crescendo until the very end when it drops and goes soft once more.... epic.
Also going to who the singer (David) reminded you of, he kinda reminds me of the ATF brother in law from Breaking Bad in this video.
Deal Or No Deal is the game show, Howie Mandel is who you were thinking of.
There's also the cab show with a different bald host, forgot his name and the name of the show.
Ben Bailey
Maybe Michael Chiklis from The Shield..
The first time I saw Howie I thought what was David Draiman doing on America's Got Talent xD
You know how songs have that one line that gives you chills? That's this whole song.
I really like how you react in general. Even though you may not "like" some stuff, you're always nice and fair !
You're one of the rarest that I follow. And when I check your channel from to time to time, I'm never disappointed.
You give off such good vibes that makes me want to be your friend haha.
I'm happy you've more and more views and followers too ! Take care and keep up 🔥
So happy to see a young guy react to this song so well and actually get it, esp being from a genre that you wouldn't usually go for. It is deep! I hope you sat back and listened in its entirety, how it builds. The talent is off the scale. BTW check out what The Blacklist did with this track. Was the first place I heard it and it got me in the gut.
This song was played at my friend's funeral 2 years ago. Hacking into the schools Internet made us friends, our love for Disterbed made us an unbreakable duo. Sadly cancer took his away from all of us who loved him. I'm glad you liked this amazing cover they done, but I agree with others, try down with the sickness 😉.
Now you HAVE to react to Down With the Sickness by Disturbed! Someone gotta suggest it in his Pateron!! 😂
So I stumbled upon your channel and have to say I enjoy your reaction vids. Thanks for keeping it 💯
Made me cry!! Lost my brother this year. This killed me. So good!!
I love how so many people go "No! Dave doesn't look like Howie"
Which is hilarious as no one ever mentioned Howie Mandel yet *EVERYONE* knew exactly who he meant...
Occams Razor would suggest Dave does look a bit like Howie.
Well, to be fair, there is only one well-known person he could have been talking about with his description. lol It was more a case of deductive reasoning. He could have said all of that in a random conversation and people still would have known who he was talking about.
@@elecjack1 I wouldn't... Even so, its way more likely reason people knows who he means is cuz they actually does look somewhat alike.
As I said, Occams Razor.
I do not see how this has anything to do woth occams razor, but i know that they have similar hair, facial constructs and near similar facial fat deposits. If you google Howie Mandel, remove the beard and put the appropriate piercings then they could stunt doubles.
However with simple deduction you can see that he is indeed referring to Howie because of the description he gave. Take note that he laidback resides in Cali and probably always has lived in the US. Most of the US children watch Deal or No Deal through their parents and become somewhat fond of it. David looks like him however he wore glasses at the time while playing on a game show.
Coincidence? I THINK NOT!
Find me one more that looks identical or at least bald, and wears glasses on a gameshow/talk show. Now that is occams razor because the rest look nothing less similar, arent wearing glasses and not a talkshow/gameshow host. Occams razor requires a few options to choose from.
F1rst World NomaD Howie Mandel instantly went into my mind
@@theshut-in1097 Not really.
If you apply the common use version of "the simplest explanation is usually the right one."
If everyone and their dog knows who he is talking about without mentioning his name (or even the right show) the simplest answers would be "because they look the same"
I don't see how that's in any way hard logic to follow?
Besides he didn't say deal or no deal, he said who wants to be a millioner. People automatically in their mind corrected it to deal or no deal and drew the parallel to Howie cuz they *know* what he looks like and saw the resemblance.
If they *didn't* look alike people wouldn't go "ooh he's thinking of deal or no deal".
My point stands.
The reason people know who he is talking about *is* because they look the same.
one of the most beautifully haunting covers ever made.
Ya, you really need to listen to it all the way through without stopping it it's amazing! It gives me chills every time and for some reason I always end up getting a little teary-eyed.
Disturbed did this cover so freaking WONDERFULLY. His voice never fails to summon chills in this song. It is so powerful.
When I die, I want this song played at my wake. As an aspie and introverted guy, this does resonate with me. It's so deep and powerful that I know what it's like to be taken for granted, ignored, disrespected, and underestimated. No shit !
Disturbed is my favorite band. So much diversity, excellent covers, his voice is so versatile... You need to hear more of their music
ive seen a grown man {rev.} brought to tears by this. he's a vietnam vet.
To me this is the best song I've ever heard on this Earth. To take something from 1960s and to make it so real raw alive mysterious truth who can bring that in a song but David and Disturbed the band
He’s professionally trained in Opera. It’s amazing.
He's not actually Opera trained ,but was trained as a young child and man as an apprentice Cantor in His Families Synagogue studying under his Father who was the Official Cantor. But they're similar.
You should check out "The Vengeful One" by disturbed
Sicarii yesssssss
"Inside the fire" would be another one, but then again that might freak him out though, the video is quite brutal.
Lmao yeah The Vengeful One is a masterpiece
It’s about feeling. Real music makes you feel it. True art.
Totally awesome channel! Much appreciated the honest listen to a fav band of mine, Disturbed! Love from Philly