Finnish Vocal Coach Reacts: Home Free "Man of Constant Sorrow" (SUBS) // Äänikoutsi reagoi
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- Опубліковано 27 вер 2024
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Ms. Vaskelainen, your reaction to this song is easily in the top 3 on YT. I can say that with confidence because I have listened to hundreds of them, and I have the playlist to prove it. Because I lack originality, I will repeat what I've said elsewhere: In 50 years, this is what HomeFree will be known for. Great reaction, I'm looking forward to many more from you.
Ohh thank you very much! I'm honored! 😊❤️
I'll be reacting to Home Free in the future! xx
Oh dear, oh dear. This is superlative, but you need to hear their doo wop version of Unchained Melody.
Thank you.
My favorite technical reaction without a doubt.
@@annavaskelainen I look forward to more Home Free reactions from you.
When people mention that Adam Rupp is the only one in the group without facial hair, they don't realize that he needs to manipulate his hands and mouth as he makes these sounds and a beard would interfere with that ability.
It's a blend of bluegrass music and country. The sounds have elements of the southern blend of Kentucky, Alabama , Bayou, and surrounding regions. The humming sound is mimicking a harmonica.
Song published in 1913 and made popular in the 2000 movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou."
Ok - back to you again Anna! Isn't it strange that being a rock and metal fan I enjoy listening to a cappella bands so much? I guess I really am weird, but what can I do about it? I guess nothing, because I really do love very different - and often very distant from each other - kinds of music. I love this performance, this song! Maybe it's because I really like country music - not always and not all of it, but I do. And the country vibe is very present here. But there is something else - how in very different ways people can be talented! Some are masters of the guitar, some are masters of the drums, some are masters of the keyboard.... And some are masters of the most natural instrument - their voice! This is amazing and beautiful!
But but - I am a little disappointed - Anna, where is your hat? You look incredibly beautiful in it, and it would have fit this song perfectly today!
Ha, ha - see you next time!
Hi Marek! I find that metal music fans tend to have wider taste in music than many other ppl actually! 😊
It's good for the balance, eh? 😉
God damnit I knew someone was going to mention it! I shall wear it in my next reaction hahah!
In my whole life I have never favored a single band or singer. But for a good year now, I can't get away from these great guys. This video is one of the first I've seen from these guys and it took me a while to be sure - there is no harmonica. Home Free - these are five exceptional top talents. Great reaction, thanks!
I am the same way it is like a drug addiction lol I can't explain it
Thank you. You don't just give an analysis, but an appreciation. This music deserves such.
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Occasionally someone or group can capture the essence of a song so perfectly that even the original artist(s) will acknowledge it. This is one of those occasions, it's their song now.
These guys have a remarkable range of genres in which they excel and still give a good country twist. To follow up this one, you may want to react to their cover of Boyz 2 Men's "End of the Road" and/or a cover of Crosby, Still, and Young's "Helplessly Hoping". At any rate, it's a very deep rabbit hole. Have fun!
Actually, Helplessly Hoping was performed by Crosby, Stills, and Nash. Neil Young had left the group before they released the song.
To hear their blend and precision check out their cover of "Helplessly Hoping". To hear them move out of country they do a cover of "American Pie" with the original singer Don McClean.
I add my request you react to their cover of Dire Straits “Brothers in Arms”.
It is an extremely powerful performance and for added incentive they utilized (with permission) the arrangement used by the Finnish group Club for Five.
Yeah, I love their arrangement of that song.
That starting sound is actually mimicking a mouth harp. Chance is the one who actually does that sound. Thank you Anna for checking out Home Free, they are a lot of fun, and spot on in their application of techniques. So says the music nube. haha.
Love from Florida.
Oh yess totally! 🎵
Thank you for your support Gary and have a great weekend! 🤠
Old Kentucky vibes starting with a little bit Australian Didgeridoo, great country acapella of this male group. Vocal harmonica sound suggesting playing this instrument which actually is not there. Home Free, such a brilliant acting performance with the song Man in Contant Sorrow in perfect music harmony.
No, the didgeridoo has nothing to do with traditional Southern Appalachian Music. That instrument he’s imitating is a “jaw harp”, also known as a “juice harp” (because it causes a lot of saliva), which is placed in the mouth and plucked, or stroked with a finger. It’s sometimes mistakenly called “Jew’s harp” because “juice harp” wasn’t heard correctly.
@@jeffstumpf9129 Thanx for the additional info.
Jew's harp. Nothing to do with the biblical people or religion. In this case the word Jew comes from the word Jaw, or mouth. In fact the harmonica is a Jaw (mouth) harp as well. The only difference basically is the Jaw harp has 1 reed whereas the harmonica (mouth harp) has many reeds.
Anna -- you have to stop creating such interesting and perceptive reactions. Really, it's not fair to other vocal analysts. Your reactions are just outstanding. Your excellent bilingual skills mean that I'm learning to understand Finnish.
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What a nice and intelligent way to express appreciation and respect. I'm with you on this - and obviously lots of others as I take from the comments. There are - IMO - (only) few excellent reactors and Anna is definitly one of this top-tier. Thankful that she already introduced me to artists I didn't have in my focus so far. Learning can be real fun presented the way she does. Stay well 👍🎶🤝
I have to agree with Clandop. My mother - a Wuorinen from Vaasa - has been helping me remember the Finnish I learned as a child. Now I have even more incentive!
This is a very old southern US song from about 1900, so it has some of those musical features that led to country and bluegrass.
To really hear their blend, you may want to try one of their bare naked harmony songs like Helplessly Hoping.
And for some of Austin's range, react to When A Man Loves A Woman, which is an old soul/R&B classic.
You might like this one also: ua-cam.com/video/gxrblK9vfvQ/v-deo.html
The song was written in 1917.
Love her voice and reaction. Beautiful
After man of constant sorrow watch Mayday
Robs runs are brilliant. The most fluid voice in the group.
For another harmonic solo check out their song Ain't Going Down til the Sun Comes Up.
I believe you hit the no-monica as close as anyone I've heard trying it! Just missed the live . Adam Rupp (beatboxer and no-monica player, has a very short video on how he does the no-monica.
I agree! It was the best attempt so far lol
What?! Really? I'll quit my day job then and become a "no-monica" player" 😂🤠
I'll check Adam's video about the harmonica sound for sure! xx
Yes, definitely the best attempt at the "no-monica! "
@@brendasorenson6186 yee haw!
So many great songs to choose from with these guys. "End of the Road" Rob shows off his blues chops, but Austin has a big role. "When a Man Loves a Woman" is Austin's showcase. "Brothers in Arms" is a showcase of Tim's bass, but Adam Chance adds a lot of sweet baritone. Adam Rupp (human sound machine) has gotten even better at harmonica - check out "Workin' for a Livin'" - that also features Adam Chance (baritone/bass and "Guitar" on backing tracks I think) as lead.
These guys have a GREAT sense of humor, so don't forget to check out the "Butts Remix/Medley" for a laugh (with still phenomenal singing). This one was before Adam Chance joined the group , so you'll see Chris Rupp here.
After you're familiar with the guys and their roles in the group, "Mayday" is a must, but it's best to do it right after "Brothers in Arms" because it's also a Tim Foust (bass) lead. Do NOT do "Mayday" until you're familiar.
Anna could react to Mayday tomorrow and not miss a thing, she is a sharp one. I have seen "Do NOT do "Mayday" until you're familiar." backfire more times than it should. Some reactors can have Mayday as the 2nd song because they are just that good. I have full faith that Anna could do it as her 3rd song.
@@Kodiak660 Yeah, after re-watching, she knew Tim by name when the bass solo came in. I still suggest doing "Brothers in Arms" first.
Girl.. It's Country!💖💖💖
Harmony challenge is magnificent in their Helplessly Hoping version where Adam Rupp does NOT do any beatboxing. Thanks for your wonderful analysis and reaction!
Hello beautiful Anna!Excellent performance, brilliant voices!Bravo! Thank you dear, as always a great reaction!👍👏🌹🇷🇺
Thank you dear Pavel! ❤️ I appreciate your support SO much. 😊🎵
Really looking forward to this... Home Free are such a great reaction content :)
As a metal head who appreciates good music of many genres, I have to say that I find your reaction to this performance at least as satisfying as the performance itself. Great reaction! 🙏🤘 from Germany
Thank you very much! 😊 It warms my heart a lot to know you appreciate my content so much!
Greetings to Germany!
Peter Hollens and Tim Foust singing Misty Mountains Cold from The Hobbit...all voice and you will fall off your chair...:)
I just discovered your channel and I really enjoy it. One of my uncles by marriage was first generation American. Both of his parents were from Finland so he spoke Finnish. I am so sorry that he never taught any of us to speak any of the language. I think it is beautiful.
This my favorite performance by the group.
Your reactions are delightful, entertaining and educational. Thank you!
😊🙏 thank you very much! xx
Here are my favorites by Pentatonix:
Carol of the Bells (14 November 2012)
The Wizard of Ahhhs by Todrick Hall ft. Pentatonix (16 July 2013)
Daft Punk Medley (4 November 2013 Grammy winner)
Little Drummer Boy (25 November 2013)
Mary, Did You Know? (11 November 2014)
Hallelujah (21 October 2016)
Bohemian Rhapsody (7 April 2017)
Matt Sallee replaces Avi Kaplan
Havana (23 February 2018)
The Sound of Silence (15 February 2019)
Can You Feel the Love Tonight? (23 August 2019)
God Only Knows (Oct 25, 2019)
Blinding Lights (1 July 2020)
Dreams (22 July 2020)
Amazing Grace (5 November 2020)
The Prayer (29 October 2021)
also.. Home Free produces some GREAT a cappella covers such as..
Ring of Fire featuring Avi Kaplan (25 July 2014)
O' Holy Night (12 December 2014)
Do You Hear What I hear? (4 December 2015)
Adam Chance replaces Chris Rupp
Thank God I'm a Country Boy (5 August 2016)
How Great Thou Art (28 October 2016)
Mayday (17 November 2017)
Helplessly Hoping (27 April 2018)
Man of Constant Sorrow (28 September 2018)
Take Me Home, Country Roads (11 July 2019)
Go Rest High On That Mountain (3 April 2020)
Folsom Prison Blues (25 September 2020)
American Pie featuring Don McLean (3 February 2021)
When a Man Loves a Woman (12 February 2021)
Crazy (30 July 2021)
My Country, 'tis of Thee (24 September 2021)
Brothers in Arms (29 October 2021)
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Also.. check out another a cappella group called Voiceplay. My favorite of theirs is
Oogie Boogie's Song
Also, their bass singer Geoff Castellucci has produced some great ones including
The Headless Horseman
Sixteen Tons
Blackbird
Monster Mash
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I enjoy your analyses of technique as well as aesthetics. Not to mention that I could listen to your accent all day. Your joy in beautiful sound is infectious.
Thank you Steven ❤️
Anything Home free tries is amazing. 👏
Did you see Austin wink at you towards the very end. Sly hansome devil he is with a great vocal..... Great reaction Anna.
Missed that! Need to back and catch it now 😂 xx
This song is part of a specific genre called "Bluegrass". They did very well, but a specialist in Bluegrass is Patty Loveless. You should listen to the live version of "You'll Never Leave Harlan Alive". It is about the life - and death - of coal miners in Eastern Kentucky. The fiddles (violins) in the song are a good example of the influence of the Scots-Irish settlers on the culture of the southern Appalachian mountains in the United States.
Best reaction video on yt. I really enjoyed seenin a music "expert" that truly loved music. Too many are quite snobby about music. Your face lights up with your love of music. Thank you.
FANTASTC! I was hoping you would give another listen to Home Free and this is a great choice!
Happy to serve Mike! 😇🎵
The beat boxer Adam Rupp is a two time world champion. Every sound you heard was made by him or one of the others. They use NO instruments. They are the best in the world. Please react to Men in Arms, and Ain't going down till the Sun comes up. Stay safe, GOD BLESS.
Both Tim and Austin have done some exceptional singles. Austins "Bring Him Home" from Les Miserables is exceptional.
You need to do "Thinking out Loud/Let's Get it On" and "Brothers in Arms". "Brothers in Arms" is the song of a dying Soldier. Home Free is the best A Capella Group out there. They do everything from Gospel to Motown.
the birth of a "home-fry" ?.....i could listen to Anna speak Finnish all day long.....
Excellent, informative reaction -- thank you! Also thank you for the high quality English sub that shows up when CC (close captioning) is on.
Thank YOU! 🤠 Happy to know you appreciate the subs, they can be a pain in the ass to write sometimes heheh!
They have the most varied repertoire of any group I know. Everything they do is perfection. Love listening to your Finnish!
And your vocal analysis- subbed! 👍
This is one of my favorites from Home Free which captures the original Soggy Bottom Boys style/genre while putting their own spin and unique touches (which you had so much fun with as a human harmonica!) The creativity to capture and use sounds not usually thought to come out of the human mouth is such a treat in acapella music. Mixing organic sounds into musical accompaniment and turning vocal harmonies into more than five voices is brilliant. This capability is especially noteworthy and spectacularly done in Home Free's treatment of a cover of Johnny Cash's classic, "Folsom Prison Blues." Very creative and a masterpiece worth your wonderful analysis skills. Regardless of what artist, or song, I look forward to your next reaction!
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Enjoyed viewing this reaction. My wife and I will get to see Home Free in concert in a few weeks. I look forward to seeing them live.
Ooooh I wish I'd get to see these guys some day! Enjoy your concert and be sure to come back and tell me how it was for you guys! xx
I've watched a lot of reactions from vocal coaches and you are def one of the best.
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Thank you for the English subtitles. Great reaction and breakdown. Love your content.
You're welcome! 😊 It warms my heart to know you like my content so much! xx
Truly enjoyed watching your Reaction as the music moved through your body in translation.
That was awesome! 🫶🏻
Only thing missing in this reaction is your cuteness in a cowboy hat 🤠 😄
hahahah 😂🤠 I was thinking if someone is going to mention the absence of my hat!
Ty for your reaction to HF!! Home Free forever!
Thank YOU for your sweet comment! xx
Thank you for your wonderful reaction!
That harmonica was perfect! Also the mouth harp. Kept trying to peek through the fingers to spy out the actual instrument - but wasn't there! How brilliant. Yes - Tim... { Some researcher somewhere... must have done some 'applied research' on the impact of a rich deep Bass voice upon the female 'brain' !?! 🤣🙃😂😆😉😍
Really enjoyed your reaction. Great blend of analysis, appreciation and enjoyment.
Thanks! Happy to know you enjoyed this one so much! 🤠
Just found your channel thanks to the algorithm and I really enjoyed your reaction. I'm not a musician and I can't carry a tune in a bucket, but your commentary is so interesting even though I can't sing. You attempting the human harmonica cracked me up. I sense the giddiness in you as you experience the music and that is so fun to see.
Love your accent and language so much and your smile is to die for, if you don't mind me saying. I'm off to binge more of your reactions.
A big thank you to the algorithm and welcome to the gang Mel! 😊
I'm happy to know that you find my content informative and entertaining! 🤠
Hope to see you here in the comment section and in the premiere live chats in the future! xx
I've seen a lot of reactions and analysis videos for this performance but this is the most fun I've had watching a breakdown! Nicely done (and you almost nailed that harmonica sound, keep it up)!
Awww Khalil thank you very much! 😊 I shall work on my non-monica sound! xx
The absolute best imitation of the sounds they make that I've seen from anyone reacting.
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When I was in middle school, I had music class. I realized that I was musically tone deaf... I just cannot hear how wonderful all these singers and the incredible goosebumpy things they do. Dimash, Voctave, etc... So I enjoy watching reactors like yourself to help me appreciate these singers.... Thank you for giving the example of 'scoop up'. You mentioned it on the previous song but I tried replaying Tim's part and didn't get it. Now I know! =)
oh are you really tone deaf? I'm glad you find my content helpful and informative Karen!
You made my day Anna especially with your lovely harmonica sound tries 👍😂 I can't catch my breath now
🤠 Yee haw
Their cover of Folsom Prison Blues is also fantastic! Get it!
suggestion: dream on from voiceplay and aint no sunshine from geoff castellucci.
I love that you’re not shy about switching to your home tongue and having subtitles. It’s wonderful. Your English is quite good. Don’t try one or the other do both if it’s comfortable for you.
I love how after just one reaction you have taken the time to learn even the most basic knowledge of the guys.
The recommendations that have been made are great. I don't know if it's been mentioned but I would say that after about 5 other songs, Mayday is a must ☺️
Happy to know you find my content educating! 😊 Mayday is in my list! xx
@@annavaskelainen I look forward to more of your Home Free reactions 🙂
Home Free are amazing. You need to check out the other stuff. They are very versatile. Love your reaction!
Always good to welcome a new Home Fry
Hi Anna! Home Free is my favorite a cappella group. They are really very good. I loved your reaction. You are very captivating. Thank you.
Hi Ric! It's nice to know you enjoyed my reaction so much! Thank you for your message! 😇
Try their adaptation of "Brothers in Arms" . BTW, Chance is doing Mongolian Throat Singing (more than just hard to do).
Excellent reaction and analysis, AND you almost nailed getting the harmonica sound. Why did you stop after a few seconds, no one else seems to come anywhere near it?
Very well done :-)
Cheers! 🤠 I will practice my "no-monica" for my next reaction even more haha!
@@annavaskelainen Any progress yet on being a human harmonica? :-)
The arrangement here is based on the one from the movie _O Brother, Where Art Thou?_ by Dan Tyminski. The song itself has been knocking about for more than a hundred years; its first appearance in print was in 1913, and doubtless it was in circulation before that.
Chance's continuo on "didgeridoo" reminds me of Tuvan throat singing, and I suspect he's doing something a lot like it.
Adam once said he bases his harmonica on the voice of Cartman from _South Park_ and then he starts bending sound.
You nailed that human harmonica part !! I need a harmonica track on one of my songs. Are you in? LOL Great job as usual Anna. That made my day...Kiitos !
Did I ??! 😂 I think I need to practice a little more hahah!
Have a great weekend David! xx
ADAM is the beat boxer and you should definitely check out his Drum Solo video it's Mind blowing .
Your love of music shows through! Thanks for the review and Rakasta reaktiotasi! Stay safe.
The way you describe Tim is the way we would describe you 😂❤️
awwwwww aren't you the sweetest! ❤️
an amazing cover 🤠 loved the reaction
Thank you for your detailed reaction. Please consider reacting to this group singing their rendition of the Johnny Cash song, Folsom Prison Blues. They had to perform it separately due to the Covis 19 lockdown. I think you will enjoy it.
Rupp is beatboxing a harmonica. It amazing. Also sounds like a train whistle.
This is the first reaction of yours that I have seen. You are great! I don't know much about you but your accent and language is beautiful. I will watch more.
Great news, welcome to the gang Terry! I truly hope you'll stick around! xx
Enjoyed your commentary, particularly your attempts at the no-monica 👍
Greetings from the USA🇺🇸
What a beautiful language.
Sorry for remarking upon it, but my father was a polyglot and spoke five languages. All I have is a musical ear - he was a violinist and a cabinet maker - I suspect something has passed along the lineage! - and I'm an artist. That is - apologies if I use the wrong word! - Finnish? Wow! It's extraordinary! Wonderful reaction by the way. Dad passed away in 1969 and before he could pass any of his knowledge to me. He also wanted me to blend in as much as possible with the other children at school. A saddening, though understandable decision.
A very interesting take on a modern version of a very American type of music. This was originally a bluegrass song. Bluegrass is what happens when Irish, Scottish, some escaped slaves or freed black people, and maybe a Finn or two settle in the very remote Appalachian Mountains. We get Bluegrass. Very nice.
As for the vocal harmonica, all of us poor kids growing up in the South (meaning the Southern States) we all did this since we didn't have any money for instruments. Some of us were pretty good at it too.
Bluegrass was originally a type of music that came from a very, very, poor part of the US. For example, I have a book that has instructions from an old timer from these folks that teaches you how to make a banjo out of a cat, or pretty much any animal will do. That's pretty poor. I'm sure that the Finnish people, especially the older ones know what I mean. There might be a few who remember the Winter War.
Ha ha. Love the chef kiss and the scoop up talk ha ha. Great reaction.
😂 thx!
My favorite blues singer is Delbert Mcclinton.He has a unique voice.Im With You. is a good example
Excellent observations and superb attention to vocal detail!
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Haha.... so funny. I never even thought about CC. I'm an old fart. I watched your review again, but this time I turned on the CC... thanks. You have a great understanding about sounds, pitches, growls, and all that stuff that 99% of people don't. You will be famous because you can communicate to us what you hear, and simply explain to us fans of music, what it is that we are hearing. You have a great skill. Keep on keeping on. Dennis
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Thank you. I am a big fan of yours. I have listened to you because of Home Free songs you review and teach from. I have not subscribed because I could find your reaction to Home Free easily. I have learned so much that I am subscribed Today!
Thank you Raymond and welcome to the gang! Your support is MUCH appreciated! ❤️
Sorry I'm a year late but I gotta say our reaction is one of my favorites. I cant believe how close you got to the harmonica sound on your first try.
Great review. This song was written in 1913 as a folk song in USA. this song is a Bluegrass genre of music a sub genre of Country Music.
Bluegrass music is a genre of American roots music that developed in the 1940s in the United States Appalachian region
Hi Stephen and thank you for your comment! Yes, I should have been more articulate in my words about bluegrass and country. ☺️ I've been chatting about this in some of the earlier comments too!
Have a great weekend!
Very nice reaction! Love the switching back and forth from Finnish to English to keep us on our toes. 😁 An aside, I did a cycling trip to Sweden several years ago and, with my German background, I thought learning a bit of Swedish would be easy. Not so much. That Scandinavian twist really changes things. Finland is still on my list of places to visit. 😊 Anyway yes, Home Free. They do a lot in that country genre but they can't really be so easily categorized. Not the right time of year I know, but listen to their version of Auld Lang Syne. No beat boxing or nasally twangs, just rich harmonies to a classic song that is decidedly *not* country. They produce an almost barbershop quartet-ish feel to that song in places. Love your reaction!
Thx David! 🤠 Hahahh I thought it would be boring for my international audience if I'd speak Finnish all the time..
Finland is a great place, though this opinion might be a tad biased.. 😉
I agree - Home Free is not just country. Fusion is a beautiful thing in the world of music. 😊
I loved your reaction and especially your analysis. Your ‘human harmonica’ was pretty impressive too! Thanks so much for this.
[Edit September 2024] Now I just want to find out where Anna learned the word “soundscape!” Impressed on many levels.
Haha - when you tried out the human harmonica - UA-cam gold right there! Great reaction video!
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You were so excited your face turned red lol. Great video Anna and cool earrings!!
That happens a lot! 😂 Also, my skin is very sensitive to touch so only a light brush will make it red straightaway.. 😂
@@annavaskelainen You look lovely and charming as always!
If you enjoyed Austin's 'kinda' yodeling in this song, you should check out their cover of 'Thank God I'ma Country Boy.' He straight up yodels in that one. Also, if you want to see some of what Adam Rupp, the beatboxer can do with his voice when he really gets going, check out 'Adam Rupp's Drum Solo.'
Even in Finnish, your review was one of the most enlightening to layman like myself. Please do more and more especially in songs that are unique to our American roots traditions.
Happy to know you found my video informative Rick! 😊 I'd love to react to more songs like this! xx
You did amazingly well on the harmonica sound!!!
I did?! Yayyy!
I've seen many reactors try to mimic what they are hearing here, and none come close, until you. Clearly, with just a little bit of practice, I suspect you could actually do anything these folks do. That is some prodigious talent. 🙂
I have a hard time with reading subtitles just because I'm not usually patient enough( my short coming) but never yours! I love your reactions ❤️.. you also did the harmonica better than anyone else I've seen giving it a try brava!!
Awww Kelliiii! ❤️ Thank you so much for sharing this! 😊
It makes me happy to know you enjoy my content so much!
I'll work on my harmonica sound for my next reaction! ;) xx
Nice! I'll be watching... ❤️
Your harmonica sound was pretty damn good!!
That was great Anna!!! It is so nice to see you having fun while hearing good stuff!!! Now that you are on the acapella train from time to time,, could we expect a reaction to a Pentatonix song in the nearer future?? 😉😉 Have a great weekend!!!
I had so much fun while doing this! 😂 Pentatonix are in my list!
Have a great weekend you too! xx
What a warm, refreshing, informative and entertaining reaction. Thank you. You really should listen to Home Free singing Helplessly Hoping by CSN. No beat boxing pure straight forward singing but so powerful and emotional and tight. Cheers.
Thank you very much James! 😊❤️ I'll add your vote to this song that is already in my list! xx
I really enjoyed your reaction to this group. These guys are awesome - and the errrrs and "kermit" tones are spot on for country music here in the states. one thing you missed- as most do - at the end of Tim's bass solo - listen to that transition - he drops an octave there and a lot of reviewers miss it. cheers!
Cheers mudmanrv! 😊 I heard it. There's a lot of things I choose not to talk about to keep my videos at a certain lenght!
If you check out HOME FREE “when a man loves a woman” you will clearly clearly see Just how high AUSTIN can go,
& it’s a helluva lot higher then Rob ever hoped of going ✌️