I know it's Scott. He does record the bass line in the studio. I was saying it's not true that it's Avi or Matt on the recording it's Scott. Scott and Matt also beatbox in the mash up of Butter and Dynamite as well as A Little Space. Avi, Matt, and Scott can all beatbox as well.
The official video for this was shot in the Mojave desert outside of Barstow, California. They were releasing it on their 2016 Christmas album, so they were all dressed in warm winter coats, even though they were filming it in August and the temperature was around 98° fahrenheit, so they were all miserably hot. Kirstie had injured her foot or ankle and was unable to walk with them; it was as much as she could do to stand in one spot while the men walked up behind her. And they were off-road and afraid that they wouldn't be able to find their way out in the dark, but they really wanted the video to include Mitch's hat obscuring the setting sun. So they needed to do it as quickly as possible and then leave immediately, which is exactly what they did, and they were VERY relieved to be putting it behind them. And yes, they did manage to make it out before full darkness fell, just barely.
Kevin is also an excellent cellist. They have a couple videos showing him play. He developed a technique he calls "cello-boxing" where he plays and beat-boxes at the same time. And you can watch him play the cello solo (sort of) on his own channel.
Hey there, patreon may be free to watch, but you can't comment, after seeing the Daft Punk, I wanted to clear some things for you before it comes out. I'm sure others will hit on this, but anyway. They had lost their recording contract because of the company was bought out, and the new company didn't think accepella was worth doing (they did come back a few years later and re-signed them. Anyway, being broke and just getting started, they spent their last $400, and made a deal with a brand-new post/editing company, (The company would do this one free, and PTX would use them exclusively for so long, and would list them as the Post company as as much as possible) then they went to Avi and Kevin's apartment, each one went in a closet by themselves, and recorded their vocals, then they hung blackout curtains in either the kitchen or a bedroom I've heard both from reliable sources, and recorded the visuals, and then did post on Avi's iPad, which is what they recorded everything on. Put it on YT and won a Grammy. There is some debate over exactly what it cost, and where it happened, etc... I may not be right on everything, so if you hear something better go with it, this is just what I"ve heard, as I said reliable sources, people that were either there, or personally know the members.
It seems you misspoke. Scott is the blond baritone and Kevin is the vocal percussionist, beatboxer. This rendition of Hallelujah is so moving. They take you up the heavens then let you flutter gently back to earth.
He does know, which is Kevin and which is Scott he just made a little misteak By switching the names, I know, because I do this all the time with my siblings, lol
They do occasionally use instruments, but it's usually only one or two (Kevin on the cello, Scott on the piano), and - for the most part, when they do, you'll see the instrument in the video.
Scott sang the first verse. It was Kevin that did the beat boxing. He seldom sings. Is too busy doing the beats. Great reaction...... minus the not knowing names. ha ha. Thanks for all your videos. You are enjoyable to watch.
Actually...Kevin sings more than most people realize. He almost always sings backing vocals when not actively beatboxing. It's just that the camera rarely shows him, but you do get occasional glimpses of him doing the vocals.
@@Gwennedd I meant as a lead. He does not take the lead very often. He really can't. Avi had Scott to take over the Bass. Rarely does anyone take over the beat boxing from Kevin.
Actually, they do sometimes use instruments. The rule had been that if an instrument was in the song you could see it in the video, but this changed with their 2022 Christmas album, "Holidays Around the World," and it's been happening more frequently since then.
This video of Hallelujah is my favorite cover done by PTX so far. I love it when it’s the first PTX video a reactor has seen, because when Mitch starts singing, you get to see the reactor’s jaw land on the floor from being Mitch Slapped. I’m sure it’s the same reaction I had the first time I watched. Not to mention the incredible location. There are certain videos where Kevin sings some backup but mostly does the beatboxing. I found one of the videos where he played the cello. FYI, he has performed at Carnegie Hall, once he played the cello, the other he played the saxophone. And BTW, he sings beautifully, as do all of them.
There are two Live versions of this on their channel. An old one with Avi, and one with Matt. In the Avi one, you can see that Avi is doing the bum-bum-bum bassline just before the second verse, but then it gets seamlessly handed off to Scott when Avi takes the vocal lead. I assume that the same is true in this studio version. However, some people believe that it's actually Avi multitracked in verse 2.
I believe that the almost-echo you're hearing from Mitch is caused by the acoustics in the recording studio. On an official video like this they lip-synch to the studio recording. It's easy to miss, because their lip-synching is so good - the way they do it is very smart. When they're shooting the video they actually sing the song, even though the audio isn't being recorded. This ensures that they're all in time with each other and that all their movements are genuine.
First time watching you react and it was great! I just wanted to say that it's really cool that you offer your patreon for free sometimes ❤ Lol watching you react to Mitch and your smile just slowly disappearing into confusion and then the biggest smile ever. Wonderful reaction
It would be wonderful to see you reacting to Queen songs that you may have not listened to before, at some point. They have such a breadth of discography with real gems.
Love your reactions! I notice you've reacted to a few BTS songs and Pentatonix has a wonderful mashup of two of their songs-Butter and Dynamite. I think you would enjoy it! Also, since you do movie reactions, I think you would love Todrick Hall's Wizard of Ahhhs featuring Pentatonix.
They’re absolutely amazing and sound just as great in person. Watch Bohemian Rhapsody to really be impressed with their ability to imitate instruments with their voices.
Great reaction. It was filmed in the Mojave desert. It was for the Christmas album so they had to dress warm but it was apparently boiling hot so they were suffering for their art! When Avi (and now Matt) sing a solo, Scott takes over the bass line. Mitch does sound like an alien angel. I heard them sing this live in May when they came to the UK and they sounded exactly the same. This is the best ever cover of Hallelujah in my opinion hence over 700 million views!
Daft Punk is awesome and their first Grammy. I suggest you do both the official video, and their live performance form Hollywood Bowl 2022 (live stream version). You can see not only how they do this live but also how they’re voices have matured over years.
"Hallelujah " and "Daft Punk" are the two videos I show people to illustrate how an act can be outstanding in far separated music genres. Since we are now officially into fall you might want to start your Christmas playlists. I have one that is totally Pentatonix and it's my favorite (number 2 on my list is Home Free 🧑🎤).
Kevin uses his cello in a few songs such as 'Say Something', 'Radioactive' featring Lindsey Stirling (on violin) and 'Shallow'. So they do occasionally use an instrument in some of their songs.
Also, there is a video online of Kevin playing his cello, and beat boxing at the same time. It went viral. I saw him do it live in concert in August and it was incredible and insane! What amazing talent he has and is so good! Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong
This song was my first intro to PTX and I was hooked. So much to hear, so much to love, so much to learn. The live Christmas video is even better because the unique way they filmed it allows you to see and hear better what each is doing (Scott on bass when Avi takes lead/Kevin working his magic, etc.). So much more to discover. Keep 'em coming! Love witnessing the birth of a new pentaholic! Great reaction!
This was my first song from them as well! I immediately became a Pentaholic! I got Mitch slapped so hard, that I had to hear it again! This cover produces goosebumps every time! Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong
This was shot in the Mojave Desert somewhere, probably in the California part because they are based in Los Angeles. They wore winter clothing because this was released on one of their Christmas albums, and I've heard it was really hot. Plus the film crew arrived late so they were there most of the day. It did allow them to get that final shot of them against the sunset.
Thank you for reacting to this beautiful Pentatonix video. They are amazing. I see that you recently reacted to Billie Eilish's video "When The Party's Over", well, Pentatonix did a cover of it a few years ago that is incredible, in my opinion. Please react to it when you get the chance.
Pentatonix got started on The SingOff, a competition for a capella groups, and for a while they stuck strictly to the a capella "rules". They wanted to be able to reproduce their arrangements in live performances. Then they started using instruments on some songs on their Christmas albums, while still keeping most of their other songs a capella. In recent years, particularly on their original songs, they've worked with current pop producers, engineers and sound editors, occasionally using instruments and synths, though a lot of synth-like sounds on their recordings are actually voices that have been altered / edited. Basically, they and their producers know the sound they want and do what it takes to achieve it. But they are still able to perform most of their songs live, with a pared-back arrangement and sometimes a pre-recorded percussion track.
I think you would like their original song, Love Again. It is really creative. Much like Daft Punk was. There is also live versions of it as well. They are truly amazing live and sound just as good as the studio recordings I think. Love your reactions.
When Avi takes the lead, Scott sing bass. he has an amazing range. You wouldn't think it is an overdub, but you can see them do this live. He is a baritone, not tenor, so he has some depth of tone in the lower registers.
this is my favorite of their songs.... it is so good, they filmed this in a desert in the USA in summer to be in time for Christmas apparently.... dedication! 😍
I know you said you're doing PTX Daft Punk next week. I implore you to check out their live version of this song (Hallelujah) from their Christmas Special.
There is something so special about their ability, to tell the songs story, allowing us to listen with a new perspective, and hear & feel emotions, we may not have heard from the original artist 💖💖💖 Not only their voices, but their delivery is also their gift! *IMO, no other group, can build up a song, like Pentatonix,* They are masters at pulling on our emotions!!! 💗💗💗💗💗💗 *They are individually so talented, however, when put together, it is truly something from another world* 💗💗
Pentatonix Christmas music is great too. Little Drummer Boy, O Come All Ye Faithful, How Great Thou Art (With Jennifer Hudson), Mary, did you know?... just to name a few.
If you like acapella, you should Home Free a listen. They class as country but cover all genres. They did a Johnny Cash cover with Avi from Pentatonix x
yeh... all that drumming was done by Kevin, the beatboxer, Scott got his verse right at the beginning. I think Kevin really deserves more accolades than he gets, because he is the foundation of the song and responsible for keeping everyone on the same beat. He is the "fullness" of the music part. You can't build a sturdy structure unless you have a good foundation and frame. Scott does cover the Bass notes when Avi is taking lead. They are truly remarkable. This is THE best cover of this song I've ever heard. Thanks for your reaction and ENJOY !
Woww i loved it !! You should definitely react to the live version, it's breathtaking. This version: Hallelujah - Pentatonix (From Pentatonix Christmas)
I’m going to probably tick a lot of fans of theirs off but I’m going to be honest and say this is their only song of theirs that I really like. I think this was brilliant.
Nick, love your reactions! You definitely need to check out VoicePlay and Home Free. Pentatonix is a cappella Pop, Home Free is country and VoicePlay are the Theater kids. My recommendation is the Oogie Boogie Song by VoicePlay, oh and with the season, the Monster Mash by Geoff Castellucci.
And after hitting VoicePlay up for Halloween songs, try Home Free’s Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer for Christmas. It’s my favorite version, and the video for it is hilarious.
he sounds like Mitch because he is Mitch, for me the most impressive song is "The Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairies" That song has no voices and they only have voices most amazing to me
PTX does not do covers, They do UPGRADES! As to insturments, well there are a few videos that add a cello or violin, mabye a paino, but hey it is still worth the listening.
Pentatonix doesn’t do covers, really, they do upgrades. 😊
They filmed this about 20 miles east of Barstow, California about 6-8 miles off highway 40. It was VERY hot and isolated.
Scott takes over the bass when Avi is singing his solo
Only live. The studio version (which this is) is Avi singing bass throughout.
@@shirleymoffat3338 no that's not true.
@@shirleymoffat3338Sounds like Scott to me.
It is Scott
I know it's Scott. He does record the bass line in the studio. I was saying it's not true that it's Avi or Matt on the recording it's Scott. Scott and Matt also beatbox in the mash up of Butter and Dynamite as well as A Little Space. Avi, Matt, and Scott can all beatbox as well.
The official video for this was shot in the Mojave desert outside of Barstow, California. They were releasing it on their 2016 Christmas album, so they were all dressed in warm winter coats, even though they were filming it in August and the temperature was around 98° fahrenheit, so they were all miserably hot. Kirstie had injured her foot or ankle and was unable to walk with them; it was as much as she could do to stand in one spot while the men walked up behind her. And they were off-road and afraid that they wouldn't be able to find their way out in the dark, but they really wanted the video to include Mitch's hat obscuring the setting sun. So they needed to do it as quickly as possible and then leave immediately, which is exactly what they did, and they were VERY relieved to be putting it behind them. And yes, they did manage to make it out before full darkness fell, just barely.
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Scott takes over bass when the bass is singing
One of the reasons this video is so beloved among pentaholics is that for many of us this was our very first Mitch slap.
One of their greatest covers ..l ❤
Kevin is also an excellent cellist. They have a couple videos showing him play. He developed a technique he calls "cello-boxing" where he plays and beat-boxes at the same time.
And you can watch him play the cello solo (sort of) on his own channel.
Great reaction!!! Next Imagine, please.
Mojave Desert, California
At over 700 million views it is far and away PTX’s most popular upgrade
You need to watch their version of “sound of silence” probably my favourite cover version and my favourite of theirs
When Avi takes the lead Scott sings the bass.
Love how you notice the visuals.
Hey there, patreon may be free to watch, but you can't comment, after seeing the Daft Punk, I wanted to clear some things for you before it comes out.
I'm sure others will hit on this, but anyway. They had lost their recording contract because of the company was bought out, and the new company didn't think accepella was worth doing (they did come back a few years later and re-signed them. Anyway, being broke and just getting started, they spent their last $400, and made a deal with a brand-new post/editing company, (The company would do this one free, and PTX would use them exclusively for so long, and would list them as the Post company as
as much as possible) then they went to Avi and Kevin's apartment, each one went in a closet by themselves, and recorded their vocals, then they hung blackout curtains in either the kitchen or a bedroom I've heard both from reliable sources, and recorded the visuals, and then did post on Avi's iPad, which is what they recorded everything on. Put it on YT and won a Grammy. There is some debate over exactly what it cost, and where it happened, etc... I may not be right on everything, so if you hear something better go with it, this is just what I"ve heard, as I said reliable sources, people that were either there, or personally know the members.
Their LIVE version from the Christmas special is even better!
I never get tired of hearing this song and I love to see the reaction of those who appreciate how amazing and special PTX is. Thanks so much! 🥰
You just got :Mitch slapped"!
Another one that’ll blow you away is Aha, but specifically the Singapore Star Vista version.
It seems you misspoke. Scott is the blond baritone and Kevin is the vocal percussionist, beatboxer. This rendition of Hallelujah is so moving. They take you up the heavens then let you flutter gently back to earth.
He does know, which is Kevin and which is Scott he just made a little misteak By switching the names, I know, because I do this all the time with my siblings, lol
Yes, that's what I thought too.
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@@linalu5881 so... he misspoke, like OP said? lol
They do occasionally use instruments, but it's usually only one or two (Kevin on the cello, Scott on the piano), and - for the most part, when they do, you'll see the instrument in the video.
Scott sang the first verse. It was Kevin that did the beat boxing. He seldom sings. Is too busy doing the beats. Great reaction...... minus the not knowing names. ha ha. Thanks for all your videos. You are enjoyable to watch.
Actually...Kevin sings more than most people realize. He almost always sings backing vocals when not actively beatboxing. It's just that the camera rarely shows him, but you do get occasional glimpses of him doing the vocals.
@@Gwennedd I meant as a lead. He does not take the lead very often. He really can't. Avi had Scott to take over the Bass. Rarely does anyone take over the beat boxing from Kevin.
Whenever the bass is taking a solo, Scott takes over bass. The location was definitely beautiful in this one!
Only when performing live. There is no need for that to happen in the studio, so it's all one voice.
If you know their voices, you can pick them out. That’s definitely Scott.
@@MeydoosaI do know their voices and it's Avi. Scott only covers bass live. There is no reason for him to do it in the studio.
@@shirleymoffat3338there is a reason, authenticity.
Actually, they do sometimes use instruments. The rule had been that if an instrument was in the song you could see it in the video, but this changed with their 2022 Christmas album, "Holidays Around the World," and it's been happening more frequently since then.
Such a great reaction thanks so much!
This is my favorite rendition of this song. Pentatonix never disappoints!
mitch with the high voice and avi with the deep base voice
This video of Hallelujah is my favorite cover done by PTX so far. I love it when it’s the first PTX video a reactor has seen, because when Mitch starts singing, you get to see the reactor’s jaw land on the floor from being Mitch Slapped. I’m sure it’s the same reaction I had the first time I watched. Not to mention the incredible location.
There are certain videos where Kevin sings some backup but mostly does the beatboxing. I found one of the videos where he played the cello. FYI, he has performed at Carnegie Hall, once he played the cello, the other he played the saxophone. And BTW, he sings beautifully, as do all of them.
There are two Live versions of this on their channel. An old one with Avi, and one with Matt.
In the Avi one, you can see that Avi is doing the bum-bum-bum bassline just before the second verse, but then it gets seamlessly handed off to Scott when Avi takes the vocal lead.
I assume that the same is true in this studio version. However, some people believe that it's actually Avi multitracked in verse 2.
Wait for it...
When you start doing Christmas music, don't miss O Come all ye Faithful. They turn an old standby into one of the most joyous Christmas songs ever.
I believe that the almost-echo you're hearing from Mitch is caused by the acoustics in the recording studio.
On an official video like this they lip-synch to the studio recording. It's easy to miss, because their lip-synching is so good - the way they do it is very smart. When they're shooting the video they actually sing the song, even though the audio isn't being recorded. This ensures that they're all in time with each other and that all their movements are genuine.
There could also be some reverb on the mic! Possibly. I don’t for sure.
Kevin is beatboxer. Scott is tall blonde baritone
First time watching you react and it was great! I just wanted to say that it's really cool that you offer your patreon for free sometimes ❤
Lol watching you react to Mitch and your smile just slowly disappearing into confusion and then the biggest smile ever. Wonderful reaction
It would be wonderful to see you reacting to Queen songs that you may have not listened to before, at some point. They have such a breadth of discography with real gems.
There ia no way your hair is blowing in the wind to this video, im dead.😂😂
Love your reactions! I notice you've reacted to a few BTS songs and Pentatonix has a wonderful mashup of two of their songs-Butter and Dynamite. I think you would enjoy it! Also, since you do movie reactions, I think you would love Todrick Hall's Wizard of Ahhhs featuring Pentatonix.
They’re absolutely amazing and sound just as great in person. Watch Bohemian Rhapsody to really be impressed with their ability to imitate instruments with their voices.
There are some live videos of them performing this song that are amazing.
Great reaction. It was filmed in the Mojave desert. It was for the Christmas album so they had to dress warm but it was apparently boiling hot so they were suffering for their art! When Avi (and now Matt) sing a solo, Scott takes over the bass line. Mitch does sound like an alien angel. I heard them sing this live in May when they came to the UK and they sounded exactly the same. This is the best ever cover of Hallelujah in my opinion hence over 700 million views!
Daft Punk is awesome and their first Grammy. I suggest you do both the official video, and their live performance form Hollywood Bowl 2022 (live stream version). You can see not only how they do this live but also how they’re voices have matured over years.
"Hallelujah " and "Daft Punk" are the two videos I show people to illustrate how an act can be outstanding in far separated music genres.
Since we are now officially into fall you might want to start your Christmas playlists. I have one that is totally Pentatonix and it's my favorite (number 2 on my list is Home Free 🧑🎤).
Scott takes over bass when Avi sings.
Kevin uses his cello in a few songs such as 'Say Something', 'Radioactive' featring Lindsey Stirling (on violin) and 'Shallow'. So they do occasionally use an instrument in some of their songs.
Also... both Over The River and Papaoutai feature Lindsey Stirling with her lovely dance moves and playing and Kevin on his cello.
Also, there is a video online of Kevin playing his cello, and beat boxing at the same time. It went viral.
I saw him do it live in concert in August and it was incredible and insane!
What amazing talent he has and is so good!
Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong
Aviii is amazingggg ❤
omg more pentatonix!! love this channel so much.
Highly recommend 'Amazing Grace ', 'The Prayer', 'Come Along', and 'Can You Feel The Love Tonight'
This song was my first intro to PTX and I was hooked. So much to hear, so much to love, so much to learn. The live Christmas video is even better because the unique way they filmed it allows you to see and hear better what each is doing (Scott on bass when Avi takes lead/Kevin working his magic, etc.). So much more to discover. Keep 'em coming! Love witnessing the birth of a new pentaholic! Great reaction!
This was my first song from them as well! I immediately became a Pentaholic!
I got Mitch slapped so hard, that I had to hear it again!
This cover produces goosebumps every time!
Stay safe, stay sane, stay strong
This was shot in the Mojave Desert somewhere, probably in the California part because they are based in Los Angeles. They wore winter clothing because this was released on one of their Christmas albums, and I've heard it was really hot. Plus the film crew arrived late so they were there most of the day. It did allow them to get that final shot of them against the sunset.
Thank you for reacting to this beautiful Pentatonix video. They are amazing. I see that you recently reacted to Billie Eilish's video "When The Party's Over", well, Pentatonix did a cover of it a few years ago that is incredible, in my opinion. Please react to it when you get the chance.
PTX PERFECTION 🔥🤘
Pentatonix got started on The SingOff, a competition for a capella groups, and for a while they stuck strictly to the a capella "rules". They wanted to be able to reproduce their arrangements in live performances. Then they started using instruments on some songs on their Christmas albums, while still keeping most of their other songs a capella. In recent years, particularly on their original songs, they've worked with current pop producers, engineers and sound editors, occasionally using instruments and synths, though a lot of synth-like sounds on their recordings are actually voices that have been altered / edited. Basically, they and their producers know the sound they want and do what it takes to achieve it. But they are still able to perform most of their songs live, with a pared-back arrangement and sometimes a pre-recorded percussion track.
If you're enjoying these, I highly recommend their cover of Imagine :) Both that and the music video are absolutely beautiful
They are just give us their all every time❤. Thank you for this❤❤
I think you would like their original song, Love Again. It is really creative. Much like Daft Punk was. There is also live versions of it as well. They are truly amazing live and sound just as good as the studio recordings I think. Love your reactions.
When Avi takes the lead, Scott sing bass. he has an amazing range. You wouldn't think it is an overdub, but you can see them do this live. He is a baritone, not tenor, so he has some depth of tone in the lower registers.
Whenever they use instruments you will see them in their videos / live performances.
this is my favorite of their songs.... it is so good, they filmed this in a desert in the USA in summer to be in time for Christmas apparently.... dedication! 😍
Scott takes over the base when avi of Matt are singing
Recommend their cover of Shallow.
I know you said you're doing PTX Daft Punk next week. I implore you to check out their live version of this song (Hallelujah) from their Christmas Special.
One of my favorite PTX covers. Great reaction. BTW, you have lovely hair.
There is something so special about their ability, to tell the songs story, allowing us to listen with a new perspective, and hear & feel emotions, we may not have heard from the original artist 💖💖💖 Not only their voices, but their delivery is also their gift! *IMO, no other group, can build up a song, like Pentatonix,* They are masters at pulling on our emotions!!! 💗💗💗💗💗💗 *They are individually so talented, however, when put together, it is truly something from another world* 💗💗
Not Scott doing drums. He did do bass while Avi was singing. Scott is a baritone which above bass but not much.😊
Pentatonix Christmas music is great too. Little Drummer Boy, O Come All Ye Faithful, How Great Thou Art (With Jennifer Hudson), Mary, did you know?... just to name a few.
That was filmed in California last Mohave Desert
If you like acapella, you should Home Free a listen. They class as country but cover all genres. They did a Johnny Cash cover with Avi from Pentatonix x
They're filming in the Mojave Desert, not far from Los Angeles.
If you watch the live version you can see when Scott takes the bass from Avi
just go and watch the live version of this song and you'll be blown away.
I've seen them sing this live and it is even better than this! Goosebumps all over!
Just gained yourself a new subscriber love your genuine reactions
I think they filmed it at the Bonneville Salt flats !
yeh... all that drumming was done by Kevin, the beatboxer, Scott got his verse right at the beginning. I think Kevin really deserves more accolades than he gets, because he is the foundation of the song and responsible for keeping everyone on the same beat. He is the "fullness" of the music part. You can't build a sturdy structure unless you have a good foundation and frame. Scott does cover the Bass notes when Avi is taking lead. They are truly remarkable. This is THE best cover of this song I've ever heard. Thanks for your reaction and ENJOY !
Woww i loved it !!
You should definitely react to the live version, it's breathtaking. This version: Hallelujah - Pentatonix (From Pentatonix Christmas)
I’m going to probably tick a lot of fans of theirs off but I’m going to be honest and say this is their only song of theirs that I really like. I think this was brilliant.
Всегда плачу на этом видео
I loved your reaction because I don't think you blinked thru the whole thing, lol
But Scott did have his home verse. His was the very first verse.
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Watch the Making Of Evergreen they all are in the studio for this one
Nick, love your reactions! You definitely need to check out VoicePlay and Home Free. Pentatonix is a cappella Pop, Home Free is country and VoicePlay are the Theater kids. My recommendation is the Oogie Boogie Song by VoicePlay, oh and with the season, the Monster Mash by Geoff Castellucci.
And after hitting VoicePlay up for Halloween songs, try Home Free’s Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer for Christmas. It’s my favorite version, and the video for it is hilarious.
❤YAY! I can't wait for you to react to draft punk 😊
it was a drone shot ----------- it arrived late, hence the heavy clothing.
You should react to Mary did you know pentatonix
he sounds like Mitch because he is Mitch, for me the most impressive song is "The Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairies" That song has no voices and they only have voices most amazing to me
That was Kevin ...
PTX does not do covers, They do UPGRADES! As to insturments, well there are a few videos that add a cello or violin, mabye a paino, but hey it is still worth the listening.
Please react to club for five- brothers in arms if you like this!!!
Mojave Desert
looks like bonneville salt flats, re: location
I believe it’s Avi doing the bass the entire time. Scott can’t get that low, it sounds like Avi and he’s doing Avi’s signature octave slide.
scott does not take over bass,,only one guy can hit that,,they are lip singing to a studio recording,,who doesn`t get any credit and video guy