Це відео не доступне.
Перепрошуємо.
Something Really Rotten! @ Feinstein's 54 Below "Word You Never Heard" Christian Borle
Вставка
- Опубліковано 26 кві 2016
- Something Really Rotten! @ Feinstein's 54 Below (4/25/2016)
Cut songs from the original broadway musical
Featuring the writers Wayne & Karey Kirkpatrick and the original cast of Broadway’s Something Rotten! singing songs that got revamped, revised or rejected.
Featuring:
Matt Allen
Heidi Blickenstaff
Christian Borle
John Cariani
Elizabeth Early
David Hibbard
Courtney Ivantosch
Aaron Kaburick
Tari Kelly
Beth Nicely
Brad Oscar
Aleks Pevec
Kate Reinders
Angie Schworer
Marisha Wallace
Music Direction by Mat Eisenstein
Something Rotten! Cut Songs
1. Welcome to the Renaissance (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Karey Kirkpatrick, Ensemble)
2. Iambic Pentameter (Karey Kirkpatrick)
3. Me Thinks He Thinks Too Much (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Karey Kirkpatrick, Ensemble)
4. Word You Never Heard (Christian Borle)
5. A Musical (Brad Oscar, Karey Kirkpatrick)
6. I Suck (John Cariani)
7. Have You Heard (Ensemble)
8. On The Top (David Hibbard)
9. I Don’t Care (Marisha Wallace, John Cariani, David Hibbard)
10. Right Hand Man (Wayne Kirkpatrick)
11. Portia, Portia (Karey Kirkpatrick)
12. We Know How This Ends (Kate Reinders, John Cariani)
13. Trouble with You (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Karey Kirkpatrick)
14. Desperate Times (David Hibbard, John Cariani, Karey Kirkpatrick, Aaron Kaburick, Matt Allen)
15. To Thine Own Self (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Karey Kirkpatrick)
16. Lovely Love (Heidi Blickenstaff, Kate Reinders, John Cariani)
17. Omelette/Finale! (David Hibbard, Brad Oscar, Karey Kirkpatrick, Ensemble)
THE LEGALLY BLONDE REFERENCE
when the ensemble started singing it genuinely scared him
"looks like somebody has a chip on his shoulder..." lmaooo
I'm years late to this comment section but Christian starting to sing before Karey has any time to say anything else is such a power move.
It's always fun to revisit the videos of the Something Rotten! Cast because they're so clearly comfortable around each other that they're not afraid to have fun.
The girl that shreaked when he came on is a mood
Ok, I transcribed it on my lunch break…
A shepherd has a wooden cane he herds with
A barber surgeon has his drill and blade
But I, my friends, am what you call a wordsmith
And the brain is the tool of my trade
So I peruse the English Language
Beyond Oxford, beyond Cambridge
As I drink from my imagination’s cup
And if I can’t find the word that I’m looking for
I simply make one up
Like monumental
Like marriage bed
Like sanctimonious
That’s right, that’s what I said
And then there pander
And pageantry
Those are words you never heard until you heard of me
Those are words you never heard if not for me
Obsequiously
(Spoken) Yeah, that’s a big one
It means to ceremoniously be and then some
And what is stealthy? And savagery?
Those are words you never heard until you heard of me
Those are words you never heard if not for me
I make it up in my head
And then it’s coined
Sometimes borrowed
But not purloined
And I have a lot of fun
When I break it down
To the adverbs and the adjectives, the predicates and nouns
A giant lizard
With a crooked smile
Have you seen one?
(Yeah, a crocodile!)
But take the Spanish to the English alligator
That’s a word you never heard unless you heard of me
That’s a word you never heard if not for me
(He’s a genius)
(How does he do it?)
(He makes it look so easy, like there’s nothing to it)
Well, it’s my gift
To society
All these words you never heard until you heard of me
All these words you never heard if not for me
(If not for he)
I just make it up in my head
And then it’s coined
Eh, sometimes borrowed
But not purloined
I have a lot of fun
When I break it down
To the adverbs and the adjectives, the predicates and nouns
Hot blooded
Am I obscene?
Excuse my swagger
That’s right, that’s what I mean
Are you bedazzled?
Well you should be
These are words you never heard until you heard of me
These are words you never heard if not for me
(If not for he)
These are words you never heard until you heard of me
These are words you never heard if not for me
(If not for he)
(Spoken) You’re welcome
I don't know if he's trying to play Shakespeare as a drunk or if he's actually drunk
Prima Huang the answer is probably “yes” 😂😂
He played Shakespeare in Something Rotten and his character was like that, like slurring his words together and and acting cocky.
Both
@@tollersis1546
That’s just his Shakespeare voice
The little bop he does as he takes a sip at 3:33 I-
Shealyn Louster he put out his pinky too lol
not gonna lie, i watch this daily.
Why is he so attractive? ffs
Even drunk his vocals are amazing wtf
Shame this was not in the Musical. Love it. Saw the Musical. So funny. My fave song is " Hard to be the Bard" . So good.
wow same
This man is a gift to society
Can I sing now?
look like somebody has a chip on his shoulder...
He did the Tom Levitt voice for the Chicken Run line!!
That's not water
We're not surprised, Christian, honestly
this is the most video of all time
I love EVERYTHING ABOUT T H I S
I wish this was in the show
I want to see more drunk christian videos 🤣😍
1:17 3:31 4:06 Chrisitan is so gorgeous and adorable and sweet and funny!!!! This is PURE GOLD!!! 😍🤣
I really wanted Christian to say "If WE won then why does it sit on MY mantel?" But he, obviously, has more class than I do. 😇
I agree. I felt Kirkpatrick was a tad too snarky toward Borle.
drunk christian is precious lmao
1:51 is the start
3:31
Could someone please tell me what happened at 4:07?
He messed up the words and said "And I was so close to the end.".
Thanks!
The groan was so British
Does anyone have this song lyrics?
haha same can't find it anywhere
I'm stupid but what's the Chicken Run referance? I've seen the movie Chicken Run but is that what Christian's referancing?
erin camp Karey Kirkpatrick (guy on the right) co-wrote the script for Chicken Run
deeyoyo1 oh okay. Thx, that's a good movie.
deeyoyo1 ohh
i can’t tell if he’s in character or absolutely plastered
where can i find this song??? i tried searching on spotify but noth :((((
It was cut from the show. This is an excerpt from a cabaret set made up of songs that were cut from “Something Rotten,” during the show’s run on Broadway