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One has to wonder how Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher would amaze their audience by literally doing nothing. He had fans just fixated on him for 2 hours.

This was a really cool perspective to look at her performances through. Thank you for sharing! I think Chappell's Tiny Desk performance may be different enough to do another analysis on. But I could just be really obsessed with Chappell Roan.

Music is definitely my therapy. I'm not being dramatic when I say I'd die without it. Sidenote: she gives me major Magenta from RHPS vibes 😁

please do michael jackson

I can only get performers unleashed when they know their material form from top to bottom. You set a structure, but you have to be flexible. It’s not a cage but a safe place to rely on. That is set by rehearsals as a safe place to go. The structure has to exist because you may have a good day, and the next day you are off. Rehearsals are the key, and if you are willing to do them, even on a treadmill, you are on the right track. Chappell Roan the Master at Rehearsals. ❤ Great video Luther I’m following you 😊

I loved this breakdown so much, I’m not an artist yet, but it’s very interesting to take notes of all of these things :) (Edit, would love to see you break down Lady Gaga’s artRAVE concerts, definitely one of the best concerts I’ve ever watched, Gaga is so captivating with her art)

Id love to see you do a review of her acl proformance to see your thoughts on the changes. She is such an amazing proformer and i cannot stop watching every live i can find.

she reminds me of freddie mercury so much! i can clearly see that she took inspiration from him. both very high energy and engaged with the crowd.

as a queer woman, i would give just about anything to experience pink pony club live! it's such a joyful song, an anthem of freedom, of being true to your authentic self, and chapell roan has embodied that every time in all the footage i've watched of her performing it. it's just transcendent--a spiritual experience, as you so aptly pointed out. it brings me to tears every time.

Love these videos mate! I have a bunch of suggestions I’d love to see breakdowns of. Any Tyler The Creator performance, Brockhampton at 2018 Camp Flog Gnaw, Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Motley Crüe

The1975 is my fav band. I’ve been a fan for 8 years. I created so much art (drawings) inspired by them. I saw this tour twice and it was just pure joy and so moving. The guys are so good at what they do, and it’s so authentic and earnest. They’ve been together for 20 years and it shows. I loved your video. I really recommend you to check out twenty one pilots, their liveshows are really unique and tyler created a whole world and story with the last four albums, simply put a metaphor for depression and anxiety… and their performance is just insane. Love from switzerland:)

Great vid

I think the classical and jazz world has a lot to offer the other genres in learning how to practice effectively and with enjoyment.

you're brilliant, can you do video on prince?

this is so beautifully said

Been waiting for this!!

Subbed, great breakdown

My absolute favorite band! Saw them in Philly last fall and I'm anxiously awaiting another album and tour. ❤

Please do twenty one pilotsss

Loved this 🫶

I came across this video while down a 1975 TH-cam rabbit hole. It could be the gummies, but I loved this analysis video! I found it almost meditative...but that could also be the gummies. ;-)

9:19 feeling so called out, yes the smallest choices they make make us go CRAZY 😃 but they’ve also curated an insane parasocial relationship with us and that’s something else ENTIRELY to study

Plus, there’s Matty Healy. ❤

Incredible stuff! Do Bon iver 22, a million and Magdalena Bay on their last tour

The 1975 are brilliant. Their live shows are the best. Lovely video.

Chicken and the egg bro… These types of performance gimmicks done by some random band who doesn’t have incredible music and a huge following would make people cringe. The music is what matters.

best band and best front man ever, I love them sm

I love the part about only 3% getting you on every level. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I’m an older fan of this band & when I found them in 2016, after seeing them live, I was simply hooked. I’ve seen them dozens of times, but seeing this specific show for their opening night of tour was 🤯🤯🤯 Besides their music which switches between genres & moods, Matty is simply a great frontman that captivates me over & over. I adore this band ❤️

Favorite band ever. They are so incredible live.

Fun fact. The band made this theatrical performance up because it stopped them from getting smoking fines in their other shows which were less theatrical.

This is awesome. Love the variation in performance focus and how obvious these states were as soon as you drew my focus to them.

these videos are super helpful man! you’ve got me hooked… keep doing what you’re doing :)

You seem so genuinely impressed with some of these artists, it's contagious. I can feel that you actually enjoy talking about this stuff, thats really nice

This is sooo interesting! I love analyzing stuff! Especially performances. And i love even more, when people who are knowledgeable in a specific field, analyze stuff for me and explain it in a way i can understand, so I can then go and notice all these little details and appreciate performances on an even deeper level. Thank youuuu!

another great video, i really enjoyed this. would you ever consider covering stromae in one of your videos? i'm specifically talking about the full racine carrée live concert that is on his youtube. i've always found him to be a great performer, similar to matty healy of the 1975 in many ways. he sings in french but the video has english subtitles.

this video was insanely valuable! im not a musician or a performer, i am currently a design student interested in animation, and i still felt like i could apply so many of these moments that you found into my work. here's a few: the one that i really really really liked was about COMMITTING. have an intention, and really lean into it. i've found myself being overly critical of whatever i do as i'm doing it, and it makes me overthink and fail at it. i've gotta learn to believe, to have the confidence. believing in the decisions that i make. if i'm working for someone and they want something changed, more often than not i'd do it rather than standing up for my choices. i think thats a skill i'd like to have. the thing about not having to appeal to everybody was pretty great too. i post things on instagram and i often get discouraged if something i've made doesn't get enough likes or comments. having the courage to put in those slow bits or empty spaces in. i feel like it is also a pretty vulnerable move to do that. in that empty space you're opening yourself up to scrutiny and i would find it really difficult not to implode haha overall, fantastic video. also this came to me at the perfect timing because i only watched the madison square garden video in its entirety a couple days back and spent the time until now obsessing over it. this was a godsend.

This is incredibly validating

this deserves a bigger audience

I'm not a performer at all, but I just recently watched this whole performance, and as a behavior analyst I was really hooked, and was paying attention to all the little things he was doing as he performed. He really is so incredibly skilled at doing all these things that captivate the audience. I really enjoyed watching your breakdown of it.

All I can say .... What an excellent and insightful and educational analysis. We know one of your gifts now .... and you had my attention throughout. Thank you. I will continue to be back. Liked and sub'd!! p.s. I think I need to watch this a few more times ... simply brilliant.

GEM 💎 👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾 thank you

I live in South Africa, and watch their concerts over and over. Never fails to keep you IN the concert even though its on a screen. 👌

“Look at this audience. So many white people. Is 90% of them guys?” 😂😂

fantastic video and analysis. thank you. you hit the nail on the head by comparing the set to a Tarantino film, since much of Matty Healy's aesthetic and early songwriting was inspired by True Romance

My favorite band, THE 1975!!

Nice breakdown. Thanks!

I’ve loved the 1975 for years and it was really interesting to see you dissect their performances in this way. As someone who is not a musician, just as person who really loves music, it made me appreciate their art and the amount of thought and energy they put behind everything they do so much more.

The members of this band (including their touring musicians) are incredibly skilled and dedicated. Their energy on stage is honestly unmatched, and I enjoyed seeing them live more than any other band I've seen so far. I love how they span so many different genres with their music, and their attention to detail is truly outstanding. They have excellent stage presence and chemistry, and there was never a dull moment for me watching them live.

The music ‘industry’ and pop fans: “classical music is irrelevant” “classical music is boring” “classical music is dead” The 1975: We gonna do a whole dramatic set using Mahler Symphony #5 as the only audio.