If I do more Hamilton, would you like to see them done in 3-4 song reactions in the future? (That way I don't end up with a billion hamilton vids lol) - Thanks for stopping by and remember to subscribe if you're having fun!
Yes, it is definatly worth doing a few songs at a time. Also this is more of a hip hop opera than a traditional broadway musical. Everything is to music and one song will flow into the next so listenjng to more than one at a time will help in keeping the narrative. Additionally just by listening to the soundtrack you get the whole show.
Yes, Hamilton is known as a "sung-through" musical, which means the entire story is in the songs. There are only a small handful of pieces of staging that are not included in the OBC recording.
@@weirdbunmi At that point they're technically almost the same thing, it's basically genre convention that keeps us from calling it "opera" off the top of our heads.
@@FarashaSilver I didn't mean to give the impression that Hamilton isn't an opera. Hip hopera, or rap opera, is the term for an opera using rap or hip hop (or a rap work in opera form). For example, R Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" would also be one.
@@weirdbunmi Yeah I was agreeing with you! Coming from musical theater the difference is almost semantic - a sung-through musical like Sweeny Todd is an opera by definition, and along with your example you have rock operas like Tommy and The Wall which are also called concept albums. Opera with spoken lines would be technically a musical by definition. It's just our cultural idea of opera as "sung-through in an operatic style" that leads us to qualify other things as rock opera or hip-hopera, etc.
Yes, the entire production is done in song, which is one reason why it's basically all in a hip-hop/rap style. If they did it in typical musical fashion with how many words there are you'd be looking at a 6 to 8 hour long production.
The quote "if you stand for nothing, you fall for everything" is often attributed to Alexander Hamilton. However, no one actually knows where it originated from. It almost certainly wasn't this particular Alex Hamilton, but it's an old and widespread enough adage that we can't accurately trace its roots.
"God, I wish there was a war Then we could prove that we're worth more than anyone bargained for" I don't think that people back then were necessarily "built different." Hamilton was poor. His mother was dead and his father was not in the picture. He used the war for recognition, advancement, and social and class climbing. It's no different than 18 year olds today, coming out of high school with limited resources and choosing to join the US military to change your financial circumstances and/or help you pay for college/grad school...
Truth. It's not like young people then or now were skipping along, yelling for killing and conquering, but they were and are definitely yelling for opportunity and security
@@kyayi1230 not really, since the second scenario implies there's already a war. Some people can't handle peacetime. Also you're not thinking of the historical context about there only being like three ways to be a respected person in society, especially if you start poor
A musical without dialogue is referred to as sung-through. While it is a little less common on Broadway (around 30 or so in the history)... many of the greats such as Rent, Les Miserables, Cats, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, and of course Hamilton are sung-through.
Yes, the entire musical is sung-through, that's why there are over 40 songs ^^ Also, there are technically a few more lines to this song, but I suspect they were moved to the beginning of the next video here because they're meant to flow into the beginning of the next song and it would feel a bit jarring otherwise
Hamilton: The Revolution is a book I cannot recommend enough. It has so much info about the show and is written by Lin. Lin probably knows every rhyme in English for "Burr, sir".
I hope you will do more songs per vid in the future. This scene doesn’t end here, even though the track ends. The songs flow seamlessly into one another and that’s a big part of the experience.
I am LOVING the Hamilton reactions. I am obsessed with Hamilton and I really enjoy seeing new people getting introduced to it 😊 I really hope to see reactions to all of the songs. For A Winters Ball, Helpless and Satisfied, I recommend reacting to them in the same video (or at least at the same time even if the videos are split into different videos to avoid copyright issues) and I also recommend reacting to them with the musical video. Trust me you won’t regret it.
Yoo so excited to watch this! I know you said you're scared of getting copystrikes so maybe reacting to an animatic version (trust me there are PLENTY) might help with that? Idk if the audio's still the main issue or if it's the visuals tho lol
i mean he can also edit out some stuff out the musical or distort it. (in my opinion) eventhough the animatics I've seen are really great, i think the musical gives you more of a better understanding abt the show than the animatics
I absolutely LOVE this one cause you get to meet the gang™ and they're such a fun and colorful group. Lafayette's verse is too good. Glad you're continuing Hamilton! The next song is one of my faves. It's Alexander's main song or his "i want" song.
4:36 I legit thought you were about to verbalize the one thing I noticed right when I first discovered Hamilton but have never seen anyone mention, that being that Lin is 42, and Leslie Odom Jr. is 40. Burr was older than Hamilton, and in this scene, both are around half the age of Leslie.
Some songs do well on a stand-alone basis while others feed into others so much that pairing them makes sense. Upcoming, I think pairing My Shot and Story of Tonight makes sense. I would recommend Schuyler Sists on its own, then pair Farmer Refuted with You'll Be Back. As you get further along, just ask and people will advise you on what will work best.
I do hope you enjoy your Hamilton journey. It is a great time. It's better in one sitting, the transitions and motifs are excellent and you may lose some of the magic with long breaks between scenes. I'd suggest watching it all and break your reaction into 3 - 4 songs at a time. It is easier to know where the scene breaks should be when you've seen it. If you can't invest 3 hours at once, there is a natural break halfway through with the intermission. Either way though, thank you for sharing your reaction with us. We love seeing it all anew through your eyes. 😊
Yes please keep doing more! I found your channel through your first Hamilton reaction. I’m such a big fan of the musical and I love your enthusiasm for it! Lin is a genius and this cast is phenomenal.
I discovered something clever about Disney+'s way to prevent people from screencapturing the show. I was trying to see what was on the paper in "Burn" so I tried taking a screenshot, it was a black screen with the closed captions being the only thing visible.
Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues. - Proverbs 17:28 I know it isn't exactly like the quote, but it reminded me of it.
Reminder that this musical heavily inspired the early L'Manburg era of Dream SMP. Also, the first few songs of this musical are definitely my favorites, it starts off with some massive bangers. I have personal reasons to particularly like the third song, "My Shot", but it would probably be my favorite anyways.
PLS DO MORE omg, i think multiple songs in one might be good tho yeh! Tho i dint mind either :D im so excited, im seeing hamilton next june in london! Been binging reactions to the 4 songs ive heard, im so glad ur doing these :)
Just like Jesus Christ Superstar, Hamilton started as a concept album. So, yes, there is almost no spoken dialogue in between the musical pieces. Just more musical genius to enjoy! :--)
I know you only listened to the soundtrack version of the 1st song 'Alexander Hamilton' which, btw is what got you a new subscriber in the first place . You need to do the stage reaction now that you've discovered them. You won't regret it and you'll get a better feel of ALL the characters. Can't wait for more reactions to imo one of the best shows EVER!
I AM 2 MINS AND 4 SECONDS IN AND I JUST REALISED I HAVE THE EXACT SAME SHIRT I was wearing that shirt the other day when I picked up when of my cats automatically and said to my sister 'shes vibrating' My sis then responded with the fact that I was doing exactly what the shirt was.
Yes, apart from a few lines, this is all songs all the time....and we love it! Also, there are songs that are more tied together with eachother than others, so I would suggest that you react to those at the same time so as to not break the flow. I can't think of everyone right now, but soon enough you'll reach "A Winter's Ball" and I'd recommend doing that as well as the following two songs - "Helpless" and "Satisfied" - as one video.
A lot of Hamilton songs flow into each other so when you look at my shot (the next song) you might want to rewatch the very end because it continues from arron burr sir
If you're gonna keep reacting to Hamilton and you can't find a live video or one you like/with good audio I would recommend Hamilton animations by Sizn or Galactibun. Sizn has more realistic art style while Galactibun has a cartonish style, both really good!( also helps with copyrights!)
yes do a few together if you can. But three songs that you have to do together are a winters ball, helpless, and satisfied. if you can't find the video for them, there is a video for satisfied that puts a winters ball and helpless scene side by side with it
I'm late to this, but since I don't see anyone else saying it. The quote "Tis better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" is actually an Abraham Lincoln quote.
If I die before I get to visit Fraunces Tavern (where the end of "Aaron Burr, Sir" and "My Shot" take place), I am going to make whoever gets my ashes swear on their life that they will bring my ashes there. Not scatter them, I just want to be able to say I have been somewhere where history was made.
The "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool..." quote you mentioned is really unknown who to be attributed to. It's one of those quotes that has popped up all over the place and nobody really knows who said it first. Anyways, the thing about Aaron Burr is that he never really spoke up about anything. Nobody knew his stances. He was always quiet. The polar opposite of Alexander Hamilton, who always spoke his mind.
I don’t know why, but I find it funny that Aaron Burr one year younger than Hamilton and he graduated college before him, so Hamilton was looking up to someone who was younger than him
*spoiler for those who haven’t watched Hamilton* Because I saw he’s gotten past Laurens death, I love Burr’s lines here about fools who run their mouths off, wind up dead - then cut to Laurens talking - then Burr saying “like I said” foreshadowing Laurens death and honestly a savage burn since this Burr is omniscient 😭
Hey bro! Once you’re done with Hamilton.... could you do his other AMAZING work? It’s called In The Heights and it was his first successful musical. Can u react to the movie clips of the songs?
When I found out the entire show's dialogue was in song, I made a snap judgement that caused me to waste a few years before actually giving it a chance. I am not a theater/Broadway diehard, so my only comparison was Les Miserables. I saw some of that, hated it. Couldn't understand much of it because singing, and assumed Hamilton would be the same.
the quote "those who stand for nothing fall for anything" is actually an Alexander Hamilton quote, but it is from the future, this song is from 1776 and the quote is from 1778. Can't wait for My Shot!
“It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.” - and this was probably said first by Mark Twain, it is often misquoted as being said by Ben Franklyn and Abraham Lincoln... but the first recorded instance of that exact quote was from Mark Twain, who was rather famous for his turn of phrases. furthermore this turn of phrase seems to be a quippy rewording of the bible, Proverbs 17:28 - “Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.” which is definitely something Mark Twain would have done, even moreso that exact bible verse abraham lincoln is quoted as saying/writing, so attributing the original quote to lincoln isn't entirely incorrect... it's also a bible quote that Ben Franklyn likely would have used... so it's easy to see how the origin of the quote got messed up
Hamilton was: -An immigrant -Orphaned -Impoverished -An illegitimate child (which was a HUGE stigma at the time). So yeah, military service was pretty much his only option to advance in life/status.
If you're still looking for song recommendations, I would strongly advise checking out The Stupendium (th-cam.com/users/TheStupendium). He mostly does comedic raps based on various video games and he has some of the best lyricism and flow that I've ever heard. If you do end up giving him a listen, I would recommend his songs Wake me up Before You Goat Goat, Gotta Build a Zoo, I Told You So, and Fiend Like Me
In case you missed it: "Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead" is followed by John Laurens running his mouth, who does in fact wind up dead. Which is why he then says "Like I said..."
@@colt1903 I said some just because it bothers some people a whole lot more then others. I think everyone has at least a slight dislike of it, but some people with similar experiences or heck, even for no reason, have really bad experiences with the song.
Day 225 of asking Yobgs to react to dsmp character analysis such as Kindacoral's and Scrawls one on Niki Nihachu and Scrawls one on Fundy. Just character analysis and stuff. I realise this is probably getting annoying
![Hamilton Noob Listens to "My Shot" & "Story of Tonight" | CHILLS! [Reaction]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/S2-D6fvVAT0/mqdefault.jpg)
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If I do more Hamilton, would you like to see them done in 3-4 song reactions in the future? (That way I don't end up with a billion hamilton vids lol) - Thanks for stopping by and remember to subscribe if you're having fun!
Yes!
yes, if possible all in one sitting to capture the full feeling of the musical!
Yes
Yes, please.
Yes, it is definatly worth doing a few songs at a time. Also this is more of a hip hop opera than a traditional broadway musical. Everything is to music and one song will flow into the next so listenjng to more than one at a time will help in keeping the narrative. Additionally just by listening to the soundtrack you get the whole show.
Yes, Hamilton is known as a "sung-through" musical, which means the entire story is in the songs. There are only a small handful of pieces of staging that are not included in the OBC recording.
A "sung-through" musical is called an opera! Hamilton is often affectionately called a "hip-hopera" 😆
@@weirdbunmi At that point they're technically almost the same thing, it's basically genre convention that keeps us from calling it "opera" off the top of our heads.
@@FarashaSilver I didn't mean to give the impression that Hamilton isn't an opera. Hip hopera, or rap opera, is the term for an opera using rap or hip hop (or a rap work in opera form).
For example, R Kelly's "Trapped in the Closet" would also be one.
@@weirdbunmi Yeah I was agreeing with you! Coming from musical theater the difference is almost semantic - a sung-through musical like Sweeny Todd is an opera by definition, and along with your example you have rock operas like Tommy and The Wall which are also called concept albums. Opera with spoken lines would be technically a musical by definition. It's just our cultural idea of opera as "sung-through in an operatic style" that leads us to qualify other things as rock opera or hip-hopera, etc.
@@weirdbunmi "rock opera" is another popular term for musicals with all singing, like Les Miserables for instance
Yes, the entire production is done in song, which is one reason why it's basically all in a hip-hop/rap style. If they did it in typical musical fashion with how many words there are you'd be looking at a 6 to 8 hour long production.
The quote "if you stand for nothing, you fall for everything" is often attributed to Alexander Hamilton. However, no one actually knows where it originated from. It almost certainly wasn't this particular Alex Hamilton, but it's an old and widespread enough adage that we can't accurately trace its roots.
"God, I wish there was a war
Then we could prove that we're worth more than anyone bargained for"
I don't think that people back then were necessarily "built different."
Hamilton was poor. His mother was dead and his father was not in the picture. He used the war for recognition, advancement, and social and class climbing.
It's no different than 18 year olds today, coming out of high school with limited resources and choosing to join the US military to change your financial circumstances and/or help you pay for college/grad school...
Truth. It's not like young people then or now were skipping along, yelling for killing and conquering, but they were and are definitely yelling for opportunity and security
It might just be me, but there is a difference between wanting to serve in war and hoping a war starts.
@@kyayi1230 not really, since the second scenario implies there's already a war. Some people can't handle peacetime. Also you're not thinking of the historical context about there only being like three ways to be a respected person in society, especially if you start poor
"Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead."
"Like I said..."
I mean, that's too blunt to be foreshadowing. 🤣🤣
A musical without dialogue is referred to as sung-through. While it is a little less common on Broadway (around 30 or so in the history)... many of the greats such as Rent, Les Miserables, Cats, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, and of course Hamilton are sung-through.
"It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt." - Mark Twain
Thank you! I was going to comment this if someone else didn’t :)
Yes, the entire musical is sung-through, that's why there are over 40 songs ^^ Also, there are technically a few more lines to this song, but I suspect they were moved to the beginning of the next video here because they're meant to flow into the beginning of the next song and it would feel a bit jarring otherwise
"It's better to remain silent and be thought a fool, then open your mouth and remove all doubt"
Hamilton: The Revolution is a book I cannot recommend enough. It has so much info about the show and is written by Lin. Lin probably knows every rhyme in English for "Burr, sir".
I hope you will do more songs per vid in the future. This scene doesn’t end here, even though the track ends. The songs flow seamlessly into one another and that’s a big part of the experience.
Yeah that's the plan. It's definitely necessary moving forward, I just have to not spoil things in the process
This is one of the things I always say- Technically Hamilton is not a musical, its an Opera, because yes, everything is sung.
Good reactions like always 😚 also "my shot" is the next song yes it is a very good song can't wait to see your reaction.
I am LOVING the Hamilton reactions. I am obsessed with Hamilton and I really enjoy seeing new people getting introduced to it 😊 I really hope to see reactions to all of the songs.
For A Winters Ball, Helpless and Satisfied, I recommend reacting to them in the same video (or at least at the same time even if the videos are split into different videos to avoid copyright issues) and I also recommend reacting to them with the musical video. Trust me you won’t regret it.
Yoo so excited to watch this! I know you said you're scared of getting copystrikes so maybe reacting to an animatic version (trust me there are PLENTY) might help with that? Idk if the audio's still the main issue or if it's the visuals tho lol
The entire musical has been animated and compiled at this point
i mean he can also edit out some stuff out the musical or distort it. (in my opinion) eventhough the animatics I've seen are really great, i think the musical gives you more of a better understanding abt the show than the animatics
@@holderofgold6764 it has! Somebody combined them all together and it came up to nearly 3 hours. It’s so cool
I absolutely LOVE this one cause you get to meet the gang™ and they're such a fun and colorful group. Lafayette's verse is too good. Glad you're continuing Hamilton! The next song is one of my faves. It's Alexander's main song or his "i want" song.
If you're afraid of copyright then a best substitute is the animatics
I can’t wait for the next one, I’m obsessed with Hamilton and love these reactions
Yes I love these videos!!! Seeing someone experience Hamilton for the first time is amazing!
4:36 I legit thought you were about to verbalize the one thing I noticed right when I first discovered Hamilton but have never seen anyone mention, that being that Lin is 42, and Leslie Odom Jr. is 40. Burr was older than Hamilton, and in this scene, both are around half the age of Leslie.
I never actually knew when this song ended because the next song sounds like it's a part of this one
This song ends at the next line that wasn’t included in the video “who are you? x3 Who, who is this kid what’s he gonna do?”
I can't to see the reaction for right hand man because it's my ✨personal✨ favorite
HECK YEAH!!! I just saw the first Hamilton video last night, I’m so excited!
Some songs do well on a stand-alone basis while others feed into others so much that pairing them makes sense. Upcoming, I think pairing My Shot and Story of Tonight makes sense. I would recommend Schuyler Sists on its own, then pair Farmer Refuted with You'll Be Back. As you get further along, just ask and people will advise you on what will work best.
I do hope you enjoy your Hamilton journey. It is a great time. It's better in one sitting, the transitions and motifs are excellent and you may lose some of the magic with long breaks between scenes. I'd suggest watching it all and break your reaction into 3 - 4 songs at a time. It is easier to know where the scene breaks should be when you've seen it. If you can't invest 3 hours at once, there is a natural break halfway through with the intermission. Either way though, thank you for sharing your reaction with us. We love seeing it all anew through your eyes. 😊
Yes please keep doing more! I found your channel through your first Hamilton reaction. I’m such a big fan of the musical and I love your enthusiasm for it! Lin is a genius and this cast is phenomenal.
I would love more please. I love Hamilton and seeing people with musical experience react is somethingI love
I've never been so gitty man this is a blessing of a reaction
yayyy!! I was waiting for more Hamilton, I'm so happy. And yes, the next one is so good, please continue with Hamilton
I discovered something clever about Disney+'s way to prevent people from screencapturing the show. I was trying to see what was on the paper in "Burn" so I tried taking a screenshot, it was a black screen with the closed captions being the only thing visible.
Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent, and discerning if they hold their tongues. - Proverbs 17:28
I know it isn't exactly like the quote, but it reminded me of it.
Dude! This is awesome!
Please do the entire show.
I think you're going to absolutely love it.
One if the best things I've ever seen/ heard. ❤❤❤
Reminder that this musical heavily inspired the early L'Manburg era of Dream SMP.
Also, the first few songs of this musical are definitely my favorites, it starts off with some massive bangers. I have personal reasons to particularly like the third song, "My Shot", but it would probably be my favorite anyways.
Yes, please continue. This was a great reaction. Thank you
PLS DO MORE omg, i think multiple songs in one might be good tho yeh! Tho i dint mind either :D im so excited, im seeing hamilton next june in london! Been binging reactions to the 4 songs ive heard, im so glad ur doing these :)
I'm so happy u r continuing with this!!!
Just like Jesus Christ Superstar, Hamilton started as a concept album. So, yes, there is almost no spoken dialogue in between the musical pieces. Just more musical genius to enjoy! :--)
I know you only listened to the soundtrack version of the 1st song 'Alexander Hamilton' which, btw is what got you a new subscriber in the first place . You need to do the stage reaction now that you've discovered them. You won't regret it and you'll get a better feel of ALL the characters. Can't wait for more reactions to imo one of the best shows EVER!
I AM 2 MINS AND 4 SECONDS IN AND I JUST REALISED I HAVE THE EXACT SAME SHIRT
I was wearing that shirt the other day when I picked up when of my cats automatically and said to my sister 'shes vibrating'
My sis then responded with the fact that I was doing exactly what the shirt was.
Interesting fact, if you don't know, the first L"Manburg war on Dream smp mostly based on Hamilton. Wilbur and Tommy love this musical a lot.
The quote is “A man who stands for nothing will fall for anything.”- Malcolm X
Yes, apart from a few lines, this is all songs all the time....and we love it!
Also, there are songs that are more tied together with eachother than others, so I would suggest that you react to those at the same time so as to not break the flow.
I can't think of everyone right now, but soon enough you'll reach "A Winter's Ball" and I'd recommend doing that as well as the following two songs - "Helpless" and "Satisfied" - as one video.
A lot of Hamilton songs flow into each other so when you look at my shot (the next song) you might want to rewatch the very end because it continues from arron burr sir
LETS GOO!!! Loving the reactions!❤️😁
Theres a reason Hamilton has a the record for the most words in a musical, the show packs in 144 words per minute, and its total word count is 20,520.
If you're gonna keep reacting to Hamilton and you can't find a live video or one you like/with good audio I would recommend Hamilton animations by Sizn or Galactibun. Sizn has more realistic art style while Galactibun has a cartonish style, both really good!( also helps with copyrights!)
Yesss more please!!!
yes do a few together if you can. But three songs that you have to do together are a winters ball, helpless, and satisfied. if you can't find the video for them, there is a video for satisfied that puts a winters ball and helpless scene side by side with it
I'm late to this, but since I don't see anyone else saying it. The quote "Tis better to remain silent and be thought a fool, than to open your mouth and remove all doubt" is actually an Abraham Lincoln quote.
Love this keep going
One step closer to getting him reacting to heathers
Yeeeeeeah, Hamilton wave let's gooooo
I didn't know where to comment this so I'm commenting it here, YoBGS bingo card. Like the one that you made for the tommyinnit vids
I mean that's hilarious
@@YoBGS also a have a video recommendation. Can you please react to Kevin Temmers songs?
Anyone else carry on to the next song then realise oh shit yh thats a different song that it connects to
More Hamilton plz!!
If I die before I get to visit Fraunces Tavern (where the end of "Aaron Burr, Sir" and "My Shot" take place), I am going to make whoever gets my ashes swear on their life that they will bring my ashes there. Not scatter them, I just want to be able to say I have been somewhere where history was made.
Now you HAVE to listen to My Shot
The "Better to remain silent and be thought a fool..." quote you mentioned is really unknown who to be attributed to. It's one of those quotes that has popped up all over the place and nobody really knows who said it first. Anyways, the thing about Aaron Burr is that he never really spoke up about anything. Nobody knew his stances. He was always quiet. The polar opposite of Alexander Hamilton, who always spoke his mind.
if you have Disney+ you can watch the whole play ive seen it twice once with my mom and by myself
Musicals have gotten much more diverse. The form fits the story.
Yes it is all music
Yessssss more Hamilton let's go
I don’t know why, but I find it funny that Aaron Burr one year younger than Hamilton and he graduated college before him, so Hamilton was looking up to someone who was younger than him
yes he does ☺️
Please keep going!!!
reacting to animatics will help with copyright! And yeah, multiple songs would be best
I have seen others do the entire musical but they did each song separately.
Pls do 3-4 songs in the future! And pls include all of the lyrics. I think u can without copyright idk abt some of them tho.
*spoiler for those who haven’t watched Hamilton*
Because I saw he’s gotten past Laurens death, I love Burr’s lines here about fools who run their mouths off, wind up dead - then cut to Laurens talking - then Burr saying “like I said” foreshadowing Laurens death and honestly a savage burn since this Burr is omniscient 😭
Hamilton is a Sung-Through Musical so it has very little dialogue between songs
Hamilton was 19 during this song
Crazy thinking a 19 year old getting a drink
Mooooooore!
If you are able to continue with the video, I strongly recommend subtitles 😊
Hey bro! Once you’re done with Hamilton.... could you do his other AMAZING work? It’s called In The Heights and it was his first successful musical. Can u react to the movie clips of the songs?
That's actually an Abraham Lincoln quote.
the songs tend to flow into each other so you should try to do 3-4 songs per video
Personally, not a favourite song of mine but its very clever
Yes, the entire musical is in song. (Except for one scene...)
Ur next song, my shot, is one of my favourites
When I found out the entire show's dialogue was in song, I made a snap judgement that caused me to waste a few years before actually giving it a chance. I am not a theater/Broadway diehard, so my only comparison was Les Miserables. I saw some of that, hated it. Couldn't understand much of it because singing, and assumed Hamilton would be the same.
MORE… (please)
the quote "those who stand for nothing fall for anything" is actually an Alexander Hamilton quote, but it is from the future, this song is from 1776 and the quote is from 1778.
Can't wait for My Shot!
My Shot is coming this weekend for sure!
@@YoBGS Yass!! Can't wait! Also, to correct myself the song is definitely NOT from 1776, but set in 1776 LMAO. Sorry, ENG is not my first language.
“It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to open one's mouth and remove all doubt.” - and this was probably said first by Mark Twain, it is often misquoted as being said by Ben Franklyn and Abraham Lincoln... but the first recorded instance of that exact quote was from Mark Twain, who was rather famous for his turn of phrases. furthermore this turn of phrase seems to be a quippy rewording of the bible, Proverbs 17:28 - “Even a fool, when he holdeth his peace, is counted wise: and he that shutteth his lips is esteemed a man of understanding.” which is definitely something Mark Twain would have done, even moreso that exact bible verse abraham lincoln is quoted as saying/writing, so attributing the original quote to lincoln isn't entirely incorrect... it's also a bible quote that Ben Franklyn likely would have used... so it's easy to see how the origin of the quote got messed up
More.
Please do every song
More hamilton!
Hamilton was:
-An immigrant
-Orphaned
-Impoverished
-An illegitimate child (which was a HUGE stigma at the time).
So yeah, military service was pretty much his only option to advance in life/status.
If you're still looking for song recommendations, I would strongly advise checking out The Stupendium (th-cam.com/users/TheStupendium).
He mostly does comedic raps based on various video games and he has some of the best lyricism and flow that I've ever heard.
If you do end up giving him a listen, I would recommend his songs Wake me up Before You Goat Goat, Gotta Build a Zoo, I Told You So, and Fiend Like Me
The stupendium, they sound awesome!
@@YoBGS More like, Stupendous!
FiRSt- said no one tolerable
In case you missed it: "Fools who run their mouths off wind up dead" is followed by John Laurens running his mouth, who does in fact wind up dead. Which is why he then says "Like I said..."
The only song I'm kinda worried about you seeing is "Say no to this".
It can be- uncomfy for some people 😅
Some? Personally I'd hope it has that effect on MOST people.
@@colt1903 I said some just because it bothers some people a whole lot more then others. I think everyone has at least a slight dislike of it, but some people with similar experiences or heck, even for no reason, have really bad experiences with the song.
I kind of forget people get uncomfortable with that stuff
since I am completely numb to it
Hamilton is a “sung-through.” Another great sung-through (which I think is better than Hamilton) is Hadestown.
Day 225 of asking Yobgs to react to dsmp character analysis such as Kindacoral's and Scrawls one on Niki Nihachu and Scrawls one on Fundy. Just character analysis and stuff. I realise this is probably getting annoying
Yeah, Hamilfans are here! Haha.
Nope. It's a line by AN Alexander Hamilton. Just not this one. "Those who stand for nothing will fall for anything."
Day 16? Of asking you to react to halfy and winks empty pages
Bruh
Where is the animation reactions!? >:[
Bro watch Hamilton satisfied that’s a great song and it’s a sad song to watch it please the animated version search it it’s so cool but it’s so sad 😭