Jacob Collier - Somebody To Love (Glastonbury 2023)
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- Jacob Collier performs Somebody To Love at Glastonbury 2023.
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„You can do whatever you want with my work, just never make me boring.“ (Freddie Mercury) Freddy Mercury would be one of the biggest fan of this performance
I got pretty bored
The best bit was 1:50. Even the crowd got bored and his reaction just made it worse
@@loganm15Savlon.
@@loganm15 why are you here then mate? are you ok?
Don’t think Freddie Mercury would be a fan of this performance
So happy Jacob is now getting the opportunity to perform (and enthrall) big crowds like this! And incredible how he so easily and smoothly adapts his style from small crowds of music geeks to huge audiences. Jacob = love of music!
I love how passionate Jacob is about getting audiences to feel the beauty of communal singing! So many people these days unfortunately see singing as a spectator sport, it's so nice seeing artists like Jacob work to combat that.
@@sambojones7165You mean technically he’s flawless?
It's why I love the Grateful Dead. All of the fans know the lyrics and sing along, and the feeling of singing a song together with thousands of people is just pure magic. Probably the closest feeling to a religious experience that I've ever had. You just feel so close and connected with everyone else in the audience
Absolutely!❤❤
festival moments like this are such a celebration of human experience I love it
Take a bow Jacob, Freddie would give you a hug after a performance like that, and all in your own way too ❤
To all those who had never heard of Jacob Collier before Glasto 23...welcome. It's quite a ride following this absolute musical genius.
Agreed!
Collier, indisputable musical genius - another level a lot of the time - stratospheric musical understanding..... However this was emmmm quite underwhelming and unsatisfying musically - a straight cover would've been really interesting - sometimes with truly great tunes less may well be more - it's weird that for such a Harmonic genius that this arrangement is harmonically bereft - certainly I'd prefer listening to the straight original than this. Cannot see this being pulled out in ten years as an example of something lasting.
Nice bit of audience participation but musically, quite dull.
@@deeingalaplike Bit salty? Pretty much every defining voice in the world of music (Herbie, Quincy, Metheny, Zimmer, Crosby, Vai and hundreds of others) has heralded Collier as a musical genius and one of the most important musicians of his time. To deny his talent is clearly silly.
I don’t like his voice
@@oweneastwood3445😂😂😂😂😂😂
The part after this where he turns the whole crowd into a choir blew my mind.
Not my taste in music but an exceptional talent
Just to clarify: Queen is also not your taste of music?
@@kathleesi no I love Queen just never been a massive fan of Jacobs flamboyant over the top harmonies style… but I do like his new single and love this crowd choir stuff
@@chrisww2308 so real
Jacob was my absolute favourite from this years festival. been following him for years, so blessed to see him live at last!
Sunny day, sunny song, sunny voice. Just perfection.
I’m so used to watching him conduct audiences I almost forgot what a talented singer he is too!
Awesome! Jacob is just so amazing live. Such a beautiful soul and his passion really brings people together. When I saw him live, it felt like such a communal experience. Everyone coming together in celebration. It's wonderful.
If he is ever playing in your city and you have the chance to see him, I strongly recommend it. :)
YES JACOB 💚🌈💎✨️🫶 I do hope somebody filmed your entire set. Glastonbury was blessed indeed to have you. So much Gratitude for your existence on this Planet. Ti's a better place for beings like yourself 🙏🏽💫
It’s on iPlayer
The BBC cameras that filmed this filmed the whole set
Reminds me of Mika, such raw talent & enthusiasm for entertaining via crowd participation 🥰
Pure light and positivity!
gosh i love it when jacob plays the piano. Hes absolutely stunning!
Kindness, happiness and the purpose of art as they are
Delighted to discover this young man's music and delightful talent this week
Such euphoric energy ❤🧡💛💚💙💜
No guile. Radiant joy. 🙏🏻❤️
Amazing ! This is performance connecting with the audience, a treasured gift for an artist.well done….
Absolutely nothing but brilliant
What an absolute virtuoso
i love this!! ❤
He is incredible, beautiful version this song ❤❤❤🇧🇷
I love this song!!
I had no idea 90s Jim Carrey could time travel and was so musically talented
Ha ha yeah we were saying they could play each other in their own respective life stories
I watched him live and he played this just a few days before in Bristol. Absolutely amazing
I was there too! What an unforgettable experience ♥️✨
@@ElleAura12 such an awesome evening!
just epic. like a dream that comes true.
What a showman!!
so uplifting. very warm and beautiful performance ever!
A generational talent
2:46 I see that transision there 👀 amazing Beatles reference
A interação com o público , demais amazing
Oh wow!! What a performance!!!
And you know that Freddie is smiling down from up above on this.
This was pretty bloody good.
Somebody is you!❤❤❤
Jacob Collier
Anybwody!!!
Freddie would have loved this!
Amazing🤩🤩
The only other performer to play the audience as an instrument. Amazing.
Bobby McFerrin?
Imagine having this on your setlist the day after Foo Fighters play main stage
I’ll die on the hill that nobody knows music better than jacob collier
One day he will learn the art of less. He’s very young so plenty of time!
Incredible J!!
Brian May was front row at his Union Chapel gig, while this song was also performed.
wonderful performance from ace ventura
Now that is crowd control
If you're going to do Freddies song, you simply need to be able to do that.
Super fun and very talented. I wish I'd been there.
Gold
Please post the rest or the other parts
Oh wow, I love it so much
You go to a rock concert to hear a band perform for you. You go to a Jacob Collier concert to perform for Jacob Collier.
Fantastic.
I don't know if there is anyone who can do a Queen cover, giving proper justice to Freddie's voice.
for the voice Marc Martel, for the performance George Michael
Try Adam Lambert 😮
so far, best cover freddie is definitely smilin up there
Surprised he didn't try to make the audience harmonize in microtonality.
That comes at another time in the show 😊 but best believe it did happen!
@@PatrickVerstit does! Or at the very least we weren't singing in standard tuning, the harmony was too sweet for equal temperament.
WOW amazing
legendary
Jacob Collier. In a previous life he was the Pied Piper of Hamelin.
Pied piper was a children murderer
His voice is getting better
Feels like he's gotten comfortable putting more power behind his voice, glad to see it!
thought the same
He's not relying on those darker tones so much, opening his voice up more.
First time I’ve seen him sound decent vocally, interested to see where he’s gonna go with it
I will go to colliers church every sunday
1:48 so funny and so professional)
Seriously talented guy - better than some of the more “established” acts
Yes he is amongst the most talented musicians there has been in history. And has been for a while now.
YEWWW
This guy is absolutely amazing, would love to see him live on stage when he tell the crowd how to sing
@brianmay are you listening? ❤
Freddy ❤ Queen ❤
very cool
Where can I get his shirt xD
At a fancy dress shop.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
❤️🍀♾️🌻🙏
Why is this so quiet BBC Music?
Freddie is smiling for sure.
I thought it was Ace Ventura in the thumbnail for a sec 😂
すげー、、、
A lot of criticism on this performance. Now no one is perfect I’ve been saying forever that Jacob is amazing but he lacks that little blue in his life to get that raw emotion like frank ocean for example. But all the persons who are hating on this performance need to take a step back get inside his shoes and try to this you’ll realize just how hard it is even in front 300 persons let alone 30,000 all n all this is an excellent performance good vocals too. And he and hopefully his band will only get better moving on.
All Leos should strive to be Jacob - creativity without fear but courage. Love you, Jacob!
Murdered it.
It makes me so happy to see Jim Carrey finding success in a second career so late in life.
Steinway and sons piano 😮
Anybawwwwdy
ოქრო კაცი!
What about the rest of the piece, there’s 2 or 3 minutes missing.
This guy jacobo, he's music. Patty Patricia she's not music. But he is.
Can anybwody find me somebody to love?
Jacob no doubt has unreal technical ability and knowledge, but he uses songs as his musical plaything and it strips them of their core emotion and meaning
yes too many extra twiddles for no reason.
He sucks the very life out of everything he touches so he can show how much theory he knows. He’s like an over enthusiastic music teacher in a secondary school who thinks he’s bringing the gospel of music theory to the children. Like the anti Jack Black in “School of Rock”.
Whats a twiddle
@@michellemonet4358 fast little flicks of extra notes not part of the piece
@@michellemonet4358 the dictionary definition is "twist, move, or fiddle with (something), typically in a purposeless or nervous way."
In this context it means he just keeps adding extra unnecessary notes
Why is egg from Arested Development on his piano.
Didn't know Jim Carrey was such a great singer and musician...!!!!
1:23 Find someone to look at you like that!
Anybwody
If they ever make a Freddie Mercury movie, this guy would be brilliant.
They did
Where have you been?
@@BrainSpecialisthe meant if they ever make a real Freddy mercury movie not that TRASH Brian May signed off on.
What a great showman.
Anyone else get Jim Carrey vibes? ……
Wish he’d stayed on the vocoder innit
Slightly better at singing than Kanye West
1:18 that girl was not impressed
His signing is so obnoxious and everything is overdone. No subtly at all.
z z zz zz z z z z ....
His voice has come a long way, was always a bit of a weak spot.