@@neighborsue This only scratches the surface with Tim Minchin. He writes serious stuff too (wrote the music for Matilda and Groundhog Day the musical), is an actor, director, writer and poet.
You cannot go wrong with Tim Minchin - phenomenally talented. Wrote Matilda the musical, appeared as Judas in the stage version of Jesus Christ Superstar and just funny af. Lullaby is another of my favourites from him - for anyone with kids, it will hit home.
@@jackwhitbread4583 I am all in for learning more about this gentleman. He was captivating in the first video, and I love theater. Entertainers with big expressions of emotionality I just love.!! Thank you. Starting up a list!!! thank you Jack
@@secondhandreactions looking forward to watching them! fyi if you do the pope song, look for "pope song with lyrics - live"... the really popular pope song one with the most views has a video quality issue and it gets choppy during it. Also worth checking out is "thank you god" "dark side- awesome version" "confessions" "inflatable you" and "song for wossy" A lot of his stuff after about 2010 isn't comedy because he got into more serious stuff and became a musical composer.
Thank you for these suggestions! I’ve definitely seen him around, but I don’t think I’ve seen him preform until this video. I definitely want to hear more. This was fantastic. Ok, I have to ask, what do you mean by ‘are a biscuit here’ ? Lol
He's a brilliant comedian but also a serious musician, actor and wrote music for the movie Matilda. Brilliant wordsmith check out his nine minute beat poem Storm but definitely the live version
She talked over his first spelling and didn't understand the second time. Then she didn't get the joke AT ALL during the reveal. Frustrating when people don't listen or understand.
We get critiqued for everything. Seriously. Pause more. Pause less. Talk more. Talk less. We’ve realized can’t make everyone happy all the time, so we just gotta do it the way we feel it in the moment. ✌️
@@secondhandreactions not a critic, more a request/advice. With some singers/songs lyrics aren't as important, but that's not the case with Tim's. Specially with his comedy songs lyrics are a huge part, and he sings so damn fast that it's easy to miss something important if you talk over it. But It's your channel, of course you can do whatever suits you better, but people get disappointed when reactors miss good stuff (for instance, I'm not sure she really got the twist with the words). As I said, I wasn't complaining, it wasn't a "how you dare! This is bad!", it clearly was a "please 🙏". 🤷🏻♀️
As a Canadian who was first introduced to gingernuts when working on farms in New Zealand in the 1970s, it might be a little misleading to North Americans to refer to them as "biscuits" or "cookies". Which they are...but biting into a gingernut without dunking it into something like a cup of hot tea (of whatever flavour) might lead to serious dental challenges. But of course, Tim was totally aware that many might understand this line as a double-entendre...thus emphasizing his point about our knee-jerk reactions to certain words.
Pete Eley was right
I agree what an interesting artist!!!!
@@neighborsue This only scratches the surface with Tim Minchin. He writes serious stuff too (wrote the music for Matilda and Groundhog Day the musical), is an actor, director, writer and poet.
@@PianoDiary85 oh, you can definitely tell this man is multi talented. I love his charisma. Really looking forward to more!!!
@@PianoDiary85 well, I am definitely looking to put more than my toe in this water. He seems like a lot of fun.
Completely missed the n word misdirection
Tim's musical adaptation of the movie, Groundhog Day, just completed a sold out run at the Old Vic in England. The man's a genius.
Tim is intelligent, funny and damn good on the piano. Anything by tim is Gold!
This was fantastic. Definitely gonna check out more
You cannot go wrong with Tim Minchin - phenomenally talented. Wrote Matilda the musical, appeared as Judas in the stage version of Jesus Christ Superstar and just funny af.
Lullaby is another of my favourites from him - for anyone with kids, it will hit home.
Wow!!! Matilda!!! I saw that what a phenomenal show!!!
I love this new rabbit hole. Can’t wait to explore more
@@secondhandreactions definitely Lullaby, worthy of a reaction along with You Grew On Me 💓
@@neighborsueHe also wrote a new song for the Netflix adaptation, it's called Still Holding My Hand and I really beautiful
@@jackwhitbread4583 I am all in for learning more about this gentleman. He was captivating in the first video, and I love theater. Entertainers with big expressions of emotionality I just love.!! Thank you. Starting up a list!!! thank you Jack
Tim is a genius - please do more. He is awesome!
Definitely gonna do more this was brilliant
His LULLABY for parents is hilarious.
Getting lots of suggestions to react to more from him. I think we’re gonna like digging in - thank you✌️
Definitely gonna be a good journey with this fella
Tim is absolutely brilliant, his song Thank you god is an absolute must hear. But his songs The Pope song and Storm are amazing as well.
I’m so looking forward to reacting to more - he’s awesome this was great
@@secondhandreactions looking forward to watching them! fyi if you do the pope song, look for "pope song with lyrics - live"... the really popular pope song one with the most views has a video quality issue and it gets choppy during it. Also worth checking out is "thank you god" "dark side- awesome version" "confessions" "inflatable you" and "song for wossy" A lot of his stuff after about 2010 isn't comedy because he got into more serious stuff and became a musical composer.
@@sergeleshis serious stuff is also brilliant
@@peterdubois65 it is, but its an entirely different mood i have to be in to appreciate it
Tim is our Australian icon - check out his "Storm" or "Thank you God" - and ginger nuts are a buscuit here.
Thank you for these suggestions! I’ve definitely seen him around, but I don’t think I’ve seen him preform until this video. I definitely want to hear more. This was fantastic. Ok, I have to ask, what do you mean by ‘are a biscuit here’ ? Lol
He was such a great entertainer!!!
I love Woody Allen Jesus
@@secondhandreactions ginger nuts are are biscuit what you would call a cookie
@@secondhandreactionsthey mean in the UK and Australia we have biscuits/cookies called ginger nuts. Pretty self explanatory
Darkside - Awesome version. It's a must.
He's a brilliant comedian but also a serious musician, actor and wrote music for the movie Matilda. Brilliant wordsmith check out his nine minute beat poem Storm but definitely the live version
His piano skills blew me away. Thanks for the suggestion ✌️
@secondhandreactions for his piano skills you need dark side the awesome version
@@peterdubois65 let’s definitely look into this one. Thanks Peter for the suggestion.
He wrote the songs for the stage musical Matilda, the movie came years later.
@@susannariera he wrote for both
His songs “Dark Side (Awesome Version) and “Rock and Roll Nerd” are musts for rock fans.
Rock and roll nerd? Lol. I’m fk’n in.
@@secondhandreactions Dark Side is great if you’re into the grunge era. A commentary on the music industry and phenomenal playing and singing.
@@flor9389 Yup. We grew through grunge. That should be a fun one to watch too! Looking forward to these
@@secondhandreactionsif you're musical, try his song F sharp..and prepare to cringe! It's brilliant.
Not many reactors call out his facial expressions. Glad you appreciated those!
His animation pulls me in!
"This is giving me ammunition."
LOL
Sub'd.
Please more Tim! I’d suggest Storm! Not the animated version.. the live one. ❤
Oh nice! Thanks for this
Yep live 2012 is best
Ginger Nuts are hard biscuits (cookies to you!) that you dunk in tea/coffee 🤣
A snack!!! Thank you!!
Lol thank you!
👍
nice reaction
Thank you!!!
He is brilliant 👏try Dark side
We just recorded a reaction to this one yesterday ✌️
I’m hearing James Blunt on my second listen
You would
@@secondhandreactions haha
Check out his song The pope
Thanks for the suggestion
Just asking for a little respect!!!! ❤❤❤
Nah fuck em. Gingers have no souls.
She talked over his first spelling and didn't understand the second time. Then she didn't get the joke AT ALL during the reveal. Frustrating when people don't listen or understand.
😉
Funny how people only expect focus to land on the negative, hmmmmmm
You have to react to Inflatable you.
Oh nice. I don’t think I’ve heard of this one. 🤘
She wants to be a ginger?! Looks like she already is?
Yea I thought that too and forgot about it. Is she not aware? I will question further
@@secondhandreactionsI don’t think that’s appropriate!!!!
@@neighborsuejust don't ask where there's a tinge of the ginge!
Great, but please, if you need to talk pause the video. Talking over Tim's lyrics should be considered a crime.🙏
We get critiqued for everything. Seriously. Pause more. Pause less. Talk more. Talk less. We’ve realized can’t make everyone happy all the time, so we just gotta do it the way we feel it in the moment. ✌️
@@secondhandreactions not a critic, more a request/advice. With some singers/songs lyrics aren't as important, but that's not the case with Tim's. Specially with his comedy songs lyrics are a huge part, and he sings so damn fast that it's easy to miss something important if you talk over it. But It's your channel, of course you can do whatever suits you better, but people get disappointed when reactors miss good stuff (for instance, I'm not sure she really got the twist with the words). As I said, I wasn't complaining, it wasn't a "how you dare! This is bad!", it clearly was a "please 🙏". 🤷🏻♀️
Two people missing the point all together.😅
I’m pretty sure we got the point hahaha
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if anyone has commented on this before sorry for the repeat, ginger nuts are type of biscuit here in australia.
A couple people explained, but we appreciate you jumping in to let us know. Thanks! ✌️
As a Canadian who was first introduced to gingernuts when working on farms in New Zealand in the 1970s, it might be a little misleading to North Americans to refer to them as "biscuits" or "cookies".
Which they are...but biting into a gingernut without dunking it into something like a cup of hot tea (of whatever flavour) might lead to serious dental challenges.
But of course, Tim was totally aware that many might understand this line as a double-entendre...thus emphasizing his point about our knee-jerk reactions to certain words.
@@lisannebaumholz5028 Thank you fellow North American for this explanation - my western brain appreciates this