@@kalinwydick7528 Some historians suggest that Angelica was probably joke-flirting with Hamilton. Cause again, by the time Angelica met Hamilton, she was already married. She even eloped with her husband before she got her parents' permission I think.
Yes, but for me, I think it's a love for brotherhood or something, because I remember some letters that were read mistaken for love letters....I don't know....we weren't really there
@@claudiavaldezvideorecords8947 except it wasn't? There were explicit letters between them both. Hamilton's grandson destroyed a bunch because they were incriminating
Actually, we don't have any proof that they where in a love relationship x) a lot of historians defines it as more of a teen crush than anything more (they where 19 if I remember correctly, so they were probably searching themselves, we'll never know) for the burnt letters, it could have been anything too, and the nose joke... They're young boys? XD
I get y’alls point lol Hamilton and Angelica’s relationship is a bit strange. In real life though, they wrote to each other mostly about politics and strategies to get Hamilton’s ideas through to congress. Angelica was very wise and had a lot of connections so their letters were mostly business. But the theory is that they did have secret feelings for each other.
It is true that they did jokingly flirt in real life, but it was all platonic and they were just very good friends- she had a good marriage with her husband
Angelica and Hamilton’s relationship is a bit different in the musical than in real life but there is truth to it. Anyone that observed the two of them described them as essentially two halves of the same mind. They agreed on everything. There was speculation that they loved each other which is played upon in the musical. Many people would say that if Angelica wasn’t already married when they met (IRL) and Ham was of high status that they would have gotten married vs Ham and Eliza. Ham essentially loves them both. Angelica for being his counterpart and Eliza as his wife.
My name is Phillip, I am in heaven, 'Cause George Eaker can only count to seven I lived 'til ten plus nine You can save lives, *But you can't save mine*
Don't worry about Angelica. She's way more amazing than- Ahem, another women. You'll meet her in the next song.. Also, *Alexander's letters to Laurens are more like love letters.*
so my take is that their “love” for each other centered around their intelligence. Look at how many times Angelica uses the word “mind”. “Looking for a mind at work, I know my own sister like I know my own mind, etc. She was a deep thinker & is attracted to others like her.
that's one discrepancy for the sake of drama. In real life Angelica was already married when she met Alexander Hamilton. His name was John Barker Church. He was a British merchant who got into debt , from a poor decision in the stock exchange and gambling. To evade his creditors he came to the U.S and sold supplies to the patriot army. He quit gambling, got out of debt and became quite wealthy.Angelica's father didn't approve of her marrying John barker Church, John barker Church and Angelica eloped and moved to England, where John barker Church became a member of the British Parliament .
additionally, in Satisfied Angelica talks quite a bit about how she has to marry rich because her father has no sons...when in fact she did have a couple of brothers who were just conveniently left out of the musical
yees this songs so cute and sweet thank yall for gettin this uploaded next ones gonna be... wild!! i do have to add though that angelica and hamilton did not really have a relation like this. that was added in the musical basically as added drama bc its a musical. while many things are accurate, there are also a number of things that were changed/added to make the musical more interesting and what not
Lin did change some stuff for drama, but Hammy and Angelica really did have an intelectual affair of sorts. Chernow makes that very clear in the biography
I am enjoying this series so much. Thanks for sharing. Alexander and Angelica definitely have a flirty relationship (at least). Angelica is a fiery intellectual, which is of course going to appeal to Alexander.
Its really clever, the way he says "I trust you'll understand the reference to another Scottish tragedy without my having to name the play" because there's a superstition in theatre that its bad luck to say the title 'Macbeth' in a theatre/rehearsal area. It's only ever called 'The Scottish Play'.
The letter flirting was real tho, Angelica wrote to Hamilton "My Dear, Sir" with a comma after dear. Hamilton wrote back saying that it probably was a grammatical error, but if it wasn't he would be expecting for the comma after dear in future letters. And then he ended the letter with "Adieu ma chere, soeur" or translating from french: "Farewell my Dear, Sister" with a comma after dear. By the time those letters were written, that was downright sexting.
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... "I came all this Way" She wasn't Saying She Came For Him, She Just Said She Travelled Far, and Was Dissapointed They Wouldn't all Spend time Together
I owe the fact that I survived reading "Macbeth" in high school to this song. Had I not been able to make the connection, I would've been even more miserable.
Ughhh I hate that they took the part out but Eliza mentions that she sees the way he looks at her sister. And without that scene she seems naive but in reality she knows she just doesn’t want to make a big deal
Yo la amo, me encanta la voz de Maria, y me impresiona la sensualidad que transmite la cancion. Se que suena raro, pero no hay otra forma de expresarlo. El momento y las acciones son muy malas... Pero la cancion es fantastica, se gano un hueco en mi corazon... Todas esas emociones!!
@@Sara-kj6ez por eso decía que me produce un sentimiento ambivalente.es una de las canciones que más me gustan.la voz de esa mujer por dios! Pero el significado de toda la canción es lo que me molesta jaja
@@LauBBarboza jajajaja si si, te entiendo porque para mi es igual, aunque me gana mas el lado de amarla que odiarla Ademas que por culpa de eso paso todo lo siguiente y lo odio, pero a la misma vez lo amo Jaja estoy igual que tu, es una canción que confunde un poco tus sentimientos y no puedes situar como te sientes con una sola palabra
"My dearest Angelica" suggests endearment in a platonic sense. "My dearest, Angelica suggest that Angelica is the person he holds most dear. It's quite strange how one comma can change a sentence to such an extent.
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I love the way you said that, "I would have to end her." It's just a matter of fact, I'm sorry, I have to end you. Ya know I had to do it to 'em. But in all seriousness, having listened to the play dozens if not hundreds of times and actually getting to go see it twice, I gotta say Alexander is 100% the aggressor in this little relationship. Notice that Angelica never makes the first movement or has the first word in. And her "flirting" is a lot more subtle, to the point that someone could straight up read her lines or her letter and would have no idea these two had something going on unless they had prior context. It's almost hard to even call it flirting. Even when Eliza and Alexander got married and Alexander had the line "Angelica tried to take a bite of me." That's actually not true at all, even within the context of the play. He tried to take a bite of her. That line of his is foreshadowing in it's most subtle form. It's a sign of someone who is emotionally manipulative. By putting the thought in Eliza's mind he makes her subconsciously shift blame onto Angelica in the event something does happen and they get caught.
He didn't really choose Eliza until after their son died and Angelica rejected him a second time in "The Reynolds Pamphlet." Remember in Winters Ball where he pushes Lafayette out of the way to get to Angelica and then Alex looks shocked when Angelica introduces him to Eliza realizing she passed on him. He recovered quickly though. I think the worst part is "longing for Angelica and missing my wife." You are definitely right about who the aggressor was, but Angelica went along with it so....
Don't worry! Angelica loves Alexander but she loves Eliza more, they're flirty but they weren't love letters
Actually, in actuality, Angelica wrote to eliza and said that she should lend him to her. And it wasn’t a joke.
@@kalinwydick7528 I mean will never really know. We don't know her like we know our own minds.
@@javencummins1426 historians proved this.
@@kalinwydick7528 Some historians suggest that Angelica was probably joke-flirting with Hamilton. Cause again, by the time Angelica met Hamilton, she was already married. She even eloped with her husband before she got her parents' permission I think.
The ones he sent to Laurens on the other hand...
If you thought that was a flaky letter, you should read Alexander's letters to John Laurens. He straight up confesses his love to him.
Sam Grey Exactly! I wonder how they'll react to the "length of my nose" joke.. Oof..
Samar Grey I KNOW
Yes, but for me, I think it's a love for brotherhood or something, because I remember some letters that were read mistaken for love letters....I don't know....we weren't really there
@@claudiavaldezvideorecords8947 except it wasn't? There were explicit letters between them both. Hamilton's grandson destroyed a bunch because they were incriminating
Actually, we don't have any proof that they where in a love relationship x) a lot of historians defines it as more of a teen crush than anything more (they where 19 if I remember correctly, so they were probably searching themselves, we'll never know) for the burnt letters, it could have been anything too, and the nose joke... They're young boys? XD
I get y’alls point lol Hamilton and Angelica’s relationship is a bit strange. In real life though, they wrote to each other mostly about politics and strategies to get Hamilton’s ideas through to congress. Angelica was very wise and had a lot of connections so their letters were mostly business. But the theory is that they did have secret feelings for each other.
Isabella Gonzalez Wait what about Laurens-
Dang everybody want Alex
Cookie- Queen And some want Laurens xD
@@anonymousxoxo134 true true
It is true that they did jokingly flirt in real life, but it was all platonic and they were just very good friends- she had a good marriage with her husband
Angelica and Hamilton’s relationship is a bit different in the musical than in real life but there is truth to it.
Anyone that observed the two of them described them as essentially two halves of the same mind. They agreed on everything. There was speculation that they loved each other which is played upon in the musical.
Many people would say that if Angelica wasn’t already married when they met (IRL) and Ham was of high status that they would have gotten married vs Ham and Eliza.
Ham essentially loves them both. Angelica for being his counterpart and Eliza as his wife.
Really well put.
This makes me sad for Eliza it makes it sound like he settled for Eliza, but was a better match with her sister.
My name is Phillip,
I am in heaven,
'Cause George Eaker can only count to seven
I lived 'til ten plus nine
You can save lives,
*But you can't save mine*
It’s dark and I love it
Such an underrated comment😂
Don't worry about Angelica.
She's way more amazing than- Ahem, another women. You'll meet her in the next song.. Also, *Alexander's letters to Laurens are more like love letters.*
I feel bad for Maria Reynolds
You guys are not ready for the next song ahhh😟next song is Say No To This!
Trust me... Angelica is not the one your supposed to be worried about...
so my take is that their “love” for each other centered around their intelligence. Look at how many times Angelica uses the word “mind”. “Looking for a mind at work, I know my own sister like I know my own mind, etc. She was a deep thinker & is attracted to others like her.
Noo Angelica is my favourite character, please hear congratulations at the end of the musical! As well as First Burn!
Y’all gonna flip when you listen to next song
say no to this is almost here
that's one discrepancy for the sake of drama. In real life Angelica was already married when she met Alexander Hamilton. His name was John Barker Church. He was a British merchant who got into debt , from a poor decision in the stock exchange and gambling. To evade his creditors he came to the U.S and sold supplies to the patriot army. He quit gambling, got out of debt and became quite wealthy.Angelica's father didn't approve of her marrying John barker Church, John barker Church and Angelica eloped and moved to England, where John barker Church became a member of the British Parliament .
additionally, in Satisfied Angelica talks quite a bit about how she has to marry rich because her father has no sons...when in fact she did have a couple of brothers who were just conveniently left out of the musical
yees this songs so cute and sweet thank yall for gettin this uploaded
next ones gonna be... wild!!
i do have to add though that angelica and hamilton did not really have a relation like this. that was added in the musical basically as added drama bc its a musical. while many things are accurate, there are also a number of things that were changed/added to make the musical more interesting and what not
Lin did change some stuff for drama, but Hammy and Angelica really did have an intelectual affair of sorts. Chernow makes that very clear in the biography
@@queerchaos13 oh my bad thank you for the correction!
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I am enjoying this series so much. Thanks for sharing. Alexander and Angelica definitely have a flirty relationship (at least). Angelica is a fiery intellectual, which is of course going to appeal to Alexander.
Its really clever, the way he says "I trust you'll understand the reference to another Scottish tragedy without my having to name the play" because there's a superstition in theatre that its bad luck to say the title 'Macbeth' in a theatre/rehearsal area. It's only ever called 'The Scottish Play'.
The letter flirting was real tho, Angelica wrote to Hamilton "My Dear, Sir" with a comma after dear. Hamilton wrote back saying that it probably was a grammatical error, but if it wasn't he would be expecting for the comma after dear in future letters. And then he ended the letter with "Adieu ma chere, soeur" or translating from french: "Farewell my Dear, Sister" with a comma after dear. By the time those letters were written, that was downright sexting.
At 5:20 the way she says “…I would have to END her.” Like it yep you chose violence 😂😂😂 love it.
Idk if I can watch their reaction to say no to this- I
Ikr ima scream
@@jamayhamilton8526 imma strangle my plushie oit of cringe- I love the song but the reaction to it is just...disappointment and disgust
I like how they say their names and each of them individually has their own tune. it connects to Satisfied, Take a break and Congratulation.
I absolutely love your reactions! ❤️😁 Thank you Thank you Thank you for these videos!!
These reactions make me so happy like fr😂❤❤ love you guys💕
Just one song left to my favourite one! I'm so happy
I wish we could just skip to The Reynolds Pamphlet or Congratulations. 😂😂😂
Say no this is next! Oh no! That song is spicy!!!
If you’re uncomfortable with Angelica wait until the next sOng
i hope they'll react on camera the song "First burn"...
Frenki bum The original song is Burn. Just saying 🙂
• The Unique Anonymous • i know, but this version includes about naïveté of Eliza and Alexander's relationships with Angelica, just saying))
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6:18 omg you guys should listen “first burn”
They're not love letterssssssss!!!!!!!
I ain’t ready for what’s next
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... "I came all this Way" She wasn't Saying She Came For Him, She Just Said She Travelled Far, and Was Dissapointed They Wouldn't all Spend time Together
I owe the fact that I survived reading "Macbeth" in high school to this song. Had I not been able to make the connection, I would've been even more miserable.
Ughhh I hate that they took the part out but Eliza mentions that she sees the way he looks at her sister. And without that scene she seems naive but in reality she knows she just doesn’t want to make a big deal
yall KNOW youre wild for not posting the next song when its what we've been waiting for for months!!!
Ok el próximo es Say no to this . canción a la cuál le tengo un sentimiento ambivalente.
Yo la amo, me encanta la voz de Maria, y me impresiona la sensualidad que transmite la cancion. Se que suena raro, pero no hay otra forma de expresarlo. El momento y las acciones son muy malas... Pero la cancion es fantastica, se gano un hueco en mi corazon... Todas esas emociones!!
@@Sara-kj6ez por eso decía que me produce un sentimiento ambivalente.es una de las canciones que más me gustan.la voz de esa mujer por dios! Pero el significado de toda la canción es lo que me molesta jaja
@@LauBBarboza jajajaja si si, te entiendo porque para mi es igual, aunque me gana mas el lado de amarla que odiarla
Ademas que por culpa de eso paso todo lo siguiente y lo odio, pero a la misma vez lo amo
Jaja estoy igual que tu, es una canción que confunde un poco tus sentimientos y no puedes situar como te sientes con una sola palabra
"My dearest Angelica" isn't that much of a love letter start. I mean I call All of my friends babes.
"My dearest Angelica" suggests endearment in a platonic sense. "My dearest, Angelica suggest that Angelica is the person he holds most dear. It's quite strange how one comma can change a sentence to such an extent.
There were the love letters to Angelica and then there were also love letters to John Laurens before he died
It feels weird that the same actor that plays the man that historians widely agree was Alexander's boyfriend plays Alex's son in Act Two.
SAY NO TO THIS IS NEXTTTT!!! *NOOoOOOOOoOOOOoO*
Eliza was beatboxing during philips little poem
Alexander and Angelica weren't sending love letters lol.
"Say no to this" is next!!
They have a connection but no evidence it was ever physical.
Angelica and Alexander are like Laurie and Joe
Eliza is not naive. Alexander and Angelica have a different kind of emotional relationship.
I NEVER agree with savage Jane but she is on point.
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Say no to this is next, omg yasssssssss but also nooooo cuz ya know why 😭😂❤
nope hahaha i think it just doesnt look right listening but if you watch it, youll understand better. ANGELICA IS THE BESSSST 😭❤️
I love the way you said that, "I would have to end her."
It's just a matter of fact, I'm sorry, I have to end you. Ya know I had to do it to 'em.
But in all seriousness, having listened to the play dozens if not hundreds of times and actually getting to go see it twice, I gotta say Alexander is 100% the aggressor in this little relationship. Notice that Angelica never makes the first movement or has the first word in. And her "flirting" is a lot more subtle, to the point that someone could straight up read her lines or her letter and would have no idea these two had something going on unless they had prior context. It's almost hard to even call it flirting. Even when Eliza and Alexander got married and Alexander had the line "Angelica tried to take a bite of me." That's actually not true at all, even within the context of the play. He tried to take a bite of her. That line of his is foreshadowing in it's most subtle form. It's a sign of someone who is emotionally manipulative. By putting the thought in Eliza's mind he makes her subconsciously shift blame onto Angelica in the event something does happen and they get caught.
He didn't really choose Eliza until after their son died and Angelica rejected him a second time in "The Reynolds Pamphlet." Remember in Winters Ball where he pushes Lafayette out of the way to get to Angelica and then Alex looks shocked when Angelica introduces him to Eliza realizing she passed on him. He recovered quickly though. I think the worst part is "longing for Angelica and missing my wife." You are definitely right about who the aggressor was, but Angelica went along with it so....
Hi as you like Hamilton you would like six the musical which is about the six wives of Henry the 8th
7 minutes hamilton
Can you guys listen to LP lost on you (live session)
Trust me... Angelica is not the one your supposed to be worried about...