Bells of Notre Dame (Disney's Hunchback) METAL cover - Jonathan Young & Caleb Hyles
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when he says "you can't hide from the eyes of Notre Dame" it's a double entendre; Notre Dame is a high tower, so it sees everything. But Notre Dame also means "our lady", aka Mary, who is divinated and revered and would also see everything you do.
In the movie it does zoom in to the statue of Mary
In Hellfire, Frollo prays to Maria for forgiveness and strength regarding sin of 'lust'
In the books Victor Hugo also implies Notre Dame itself can think, like when it sends Frollo to his death by breaking the gargoyle statue
Ya'll looking too fucking deep into a kids movie.
@@Kugrox
Welcome to the internet
Caleb: my voice can go low
Caleb later: *_*HIGH PITCHED GOD NOISES_**
His vocal range is insane.
ye I searched a compilation of his vocal range this cover is where his voice is above a5 which fricking high
His range is what makes it godly
He’s good at what he does
Nick pitera is the only one who compares.
"He saw corruption everywhere except within..." holy shit, dude.
This movie was DEEP. Super underrated.
@@cristyvega9935 Clearly
I get goosebumps every time!
Disney of that time didn't fuck around
Its true man im going through healing right now and it is very hard to face the courruption you have picked up along your path in life. Even something small like smoking cigarettes can scare you
Disney Version: A corrupted Religous man tries to kill a baby accusing it of being a monster.
Young Version: A Demon hidden in plain sight tries to kill a deformed child, mistaking it for monsters he's seen on plenty of times in the depths of hell.
Amazing
@@NoNameTbh4 "they're the same picture"
lol soo true haha sad but soo true at the same time sooo good
I really like these comparison comments
You comment has 666 likes. I would've liked it as well but I dont want to ruin it
This version sounds almost taunting, like the spirits of Notre dame singing the tale of Frollo. Almost like they are torturing him for his deeds after his death for eternity
That's an interpretation I can get behind!
Almost as though he cannot escape the eyes of Notre Dame
You're so right!
True.
Sounds lit
Original: a storyteller to children
This: an epic opera/musical meant to be done in the most high class places
Mmmm yes
I'd totally go to an metal opera version of the story.
I wouldn't say the original was meaning for children...
@@arnulfo2503 I mean, the guy was telling the story to some kids :/
I would actually pay to see this at the Royal Albert Hall.
Me: chooses Notre Dame as my name in Kahoot
Kahoot: Notre Dame is on fire!
Class: *visible confusion*
The kid that chose Anne Frank:
"I'm four parallel universes ahead of you"
DB 2310 that’s dark, dude
*I love it*
Now I’m thinking of all the time I put in my name and Kahoot said I was on fire
@GalacticHypernova The perfect kind of cursed
Gacha a New story
Well, at least your name isn’t Joan. Probably.
"Who is the monster, and who is the man?" Decades later, and the message of this song is still relevant. In fact, the original story goes back to the 1830s. This is what makes something a *timeless* classic.
Oh fuck
I gotta read the original tale
Hopefully I can find it
@@MajorWilliamHampton Here it is the book was written by Victor Hugo en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hunchback_of_Notre-Dame
if i remember correctly... in Victor hugo's Frollo was the one who shown compassion to the malformed child... however. i agree with you, this version is still magnificient. and relatively correct adaptation of the major points of the story with a simpler plot (if it were 100% accurate, the movie would probably be 4 hours long).
@@Wargulf2838 The character of the Archdeacon and the Judge seemed to both based on Frollo from the book. Frollo is a somewhat complex character in the books, a man who lets his passions get the worst of him that he strived so hard to bury deep, and is the architect of the tragedy that unfolds.
That cackle from Jonathan at the end is proof that he needs to be a Disney villain
*He could be a shapshifter hiding in an old abandoned opera house, sending visions and shit into people's minds about everything evil in the world*
T. Hart The cackle after 'she ran' was even more solid proof tbh
He would have been perfect for Scar in the remake tbh
your so right he should be
but he's a villain we can like
Can we just take a minute to appreciate Caleb's vocal range?
I've been appreciating it for like 23 videos
Yeap, It's amazing *___*
Just one?
👏👏👏
Yes, it's amazing
3:01 Caleb's high pitch vocal is spot on!!! I can imagine this narration, " As an infant hangs over his death by Frollo's grasp, the Angel of Mercy cries for a child in distress, calling for his aid."
That’s a really good narration!
dAmn bro thats- 😨🤌🏻✨
Holy shit I got chills. 8O awesome
Damn, goosebumps...
Caleb really does "incandescently furious priest" well.
One day, the bells of Notre Dame will sound again.
Andrew Wagner I love this comment
Well do I have good news for you.
The bell towers never burned.
@@alecrobbins3989 Thank you. I'm glad she still stands.
When the bells sound again they will be met with joy from around the entire world.
She still here,she's reborn..
Don't say "RIP Notre-Dame". It still "lives". It was already reconstructed during the 19th century. And it's not the first time a cathedral has to be reconstructed in France, Notre-Dame de Reims was also rebuilt after it was bombed during WW1.
And today with 3D plans, they know exactly how it was. So yes, the building will be different, but its story lives on throughout centuries and, in a way, that's beautiful too :)
Nous avons des dons pour Notre Dame De Paris et nous remercions ces gens qui donnent de l'argent pour sa réparation
J'espère qu'elle sera vite comme avant
Exactly
@Belladonna Noir Yes
@Belladonna Noir Yeah, but everything that was inside is gone.. :T
AMEN
I see all the comments about the vocals, and they are amazing, but how about that lighting on Jonathan's face! The way it makes his eyes look black and accentuates the corners of his mouth as he sings. He looks like the Comedy and Tragedy masks came to life and sang this song. Absolutely perfect!
The exact thing I thought of the first time I heard this
That's right! I can't stop thinking about those masks in Dark Deception.
FINALLY someone says it!
It's not that deep
I love how Jonathan's eyes look completely black in the scenes where it's just his face in the dark, gives me heavy demon vibes
OMFG SAME HEREEE
I thought that said horny demon vibes and had to rewind my eyes through the comment. I was glad I fact checked. Heavy demon vibes indeed.
For some reason I always imagine some kind of dark, steampunk "heavy metal album cover" alternate universe of the Hunchback whenever I hear this... Where Frolo wears a mask/helmet thing with four mechanized faces on all sides like the Quintessons in Transformers and rides on a spiky, black-and-red FF6-style mecha-horse and Quasi's mom is parkour-ing like a badass through the iron pipes and dilapidated rooftops until she finally gets killed on the steps of the church... XD
I don't know why, but this needs to happen.
why are we not funding this
CoriSparks just right a story and hope for a break.
The original novel was far darker qith Frolo being a priest and a lot for death.
I'd watch that
I just wanted to say thank you to you and Caleb. My son Aden is 7 years old and and has Autism and let me tell you, he is the biggest fan of you both. He still has problems with speech, but when he listens to music he becomes more verbal. He loves the sound you guys have, not only by yourselves, but together! He mimics your videos and tries to sing exactly like you both. I am a Disney NERD and you have given me special moments with my son. We share a love of Disney music now (he only likes ya'lls versions...) and we have never really had that kind of connection because it is hard for him to associate and connect with people. You both helped me make that connection with him, and for that, I cannot thank you both enough! It means the world to me. Please keep doing what you are doing, because it changes lives! ❤
Belinda Doll I love this. Rock on little man!
Disney movies helped me a lot in my childhood as an Autistic kid as well.
Belinda Doll these are the stories that make life worth living
Does he really?
Sweetest thing I’ve heard all quarantine
The line "whose clutches were iron as much as the bells of Notre Dame" is my favorite part of this. Whoever wrote the lyrics for this song back in the day was pretty amazing.
Seriously, this entire song is absolutely incredible. I agree, that line is amazing from a lyrical stand.
bro that line gives me chills 💀✋🏻
When Frollo sings ‘it’s not my fault, I’m not to blame’ during Hellfire, the voices in the background chant ‘my fault, my fault, truly my fault’ which is yet another incredible detail. Whoever wrote the songs got this movie needed a raise
Disney renaissance man. They had a brilliant writing team then.
Alan Mencken wrote the music. He also did music for Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, Prince of Egypt and others. He’s won 8 Oscars. The lyrics were written by Stephen Schwartz, who also did Godspell, Pippin and collaborated with Mencken on other films. He has at least an Oscar and a Grammy to his name.
when he yells "sanctuary, please give us sanctuary!" under the music, it made me shiver,
Wth is that pfp
@@medelicoribu7072 cursed
bro its been 2 years change your pfp
Seriously you need to be a Disney Villain and Caleb the protagonist
Live action Prince of Egypt? I think Caleb suited Moses quite well, though Jonathan might be a bit too pale for Ramses (then again, many white people have played Pharaohs before).
@@CreeperKiller666 I'd be willing to watch it if they played Moses and Ramses
I can ship it.
Prince of Egypt
@@CreeperKiller666 XD Ralph Fiennes actually gave the voice to Ramses in the old Dreamworks production. And he's the palest British guy I ever seen, even without the makeup as Voldemort.
Caleb : STAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH *AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH-* Jonathan : *STOHP.*
(I can just imagine Jonathan saying “I’ll take it from here”)
Send it back to heaven where it belongs. Disney villains only.
@@jaxvipre8606 actually it's send it back to hell where it belongs if you listen closely
@@runagroundking I meant Caleb's voice...
@@jaxvipre8606 yes. Just. Just yes XD
I've been rewinding it specifically for that part.
this version needs to be in the teaser trailer for the live action remake, just picture the camera flying over Paris at night with a giant moon and we finally fly through the Notre Dame bell tower and see a silhouette of quasimodo ringing the bells with the giant moon behind him right as they both let out those amazing last notes and the title appears on screen.
PLEASE!!!
Disney isn't ballsy enough to remake this movie, and even if they did they would make it horrible
@@joeyk107 that’s what I’m saying, it’s two dark for their brand now, and they would get canceled I’m pretty sure
@@joeyk107 There's plans to do so with Josh Gad.
They better not fuck it up if they do a live action! They already fucked up Mulan
The fisherman fishes, the bakerman bakes.
HMMM YES THE FLOOR HERE IS MADE OUT OF FLOOR
"The fisherman fishes, the bakerman bakes, to the bells of Notre Dame"
The point is that everyone does everything to the bells of Notre Dame (they are being watched by the "eyes"); later even a sinner sins on the steps of Notre Dame. It's a cutesy way of introducing the pervading spirit of Notre Dame (which is the watchful eyes of Mary, the saints, or God depending on what level of symbolism you're looking at).
@@undeadMonk A sinner sins well whatelse is he supposed to do.
American education, everyone
AH YES,
mundane life people.
People forget how Metal the Catholic Church can be
Oh, they've burned more people than America's housing market, the Clinton Foundation, Molotov cocktails, and the Spanish Inquisition combined.
That Weird Guy savage
That Weird Guy Well the Spanish inquisition was done by Catholics, so it'd fall under that category.
I put them separately because the Vatican had very little to do with the Spanish Inquisition. It was carried out almost entirely by the Castilian monarchy.
Mr. Dropkicker agreed. i was raised Catholic and damn can it be dark
"So, what kind of music do you like?"
"Well..."
Hi I have this problem too!
Jonathan: Alright, I just need you to say 'Stop' here.
Caleb: Got it.
Caleb: 3:00
3:09 I get the impression that maybe Jonhatan said stop not just because of the song but to Caleb too lol
also Caleb: *completly over does it and makes this epic*
Caleb's part as the archdeacon is genuinely better than the original, and I LOVE the original!
Such emotion!
You can really feel the "How DARE you defile this sacred ground!" in his voice.
the funny thing that originally the archeadcon is Frollo
And he was cut from that role in the movie as it was going to be seen as disrespectful to the church organizations across the world. He was a judge instead.
@@Craig-bz2iu Frollo in the original book had more positive traits - and was genuinely in between good and evil - unlike the movie where he's very obviously fully evil.
Obviously, it's a novel from Victor Hugo, which means it's very dark and very contemplative of the human condition. He is, after all a realistic author - as in a part of the realist movement not actual realism.
@@Oznerock yes, he did actually educate Quasimodo upon sign language in the book when he was deaf from ringing the bells. And he gave money to his brother, though he was reluctant for the fact Jehan was a drunkard who spent his months mostly on beer. This was to help Jehan with poverty.
@@Craig-bz2iu he adopteq Quasimodo in first place, while people wanted to kill him
When Jonathan starts singing in Latin
Gypsies: *_Why do I hear boss music?_*
*Roma/Romani People.
aaronmoreton it’s only an insult if you make it an insult.
@@gamzeemakarahonkhonk
It's not an "insult" it is a slur. Like using the n-word in relation to an African American.
aaronmoreton you’re- so off. No it’s not
@@gamzeemakarahonkhonk
It is. Actively. It is a slur to them. They've literally been asking people not to use the term because it is a slur to them.
Caleb Hyles AND Jonathan Young in one song?! This is literally the best thing that could have happened.
Couldn't have put it better myself
Same here this was amazing.
i know right!
Two of my favourite YT vocalists :)
What an awesome combination.
Can we talk about how Johnathan’s Ecclesiastical Latin pronunciation was spot on????! Mad respect.
Morning in Paris, the city awakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
The fishermen fishes, the bakerman bakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
To the big bells as loud as the thunder
To the little bells soft as a swarm
And some say the soul of the city's
The toll of the bells
The bells of Notre Dame
Shh - listen
And Clopin will tell you
It is a tale
A tale of a man
And a monster
Dark was the night when our tale was begun
On the docks near Notre Dame
(Shut up, we'll be spotted)
Four frightened gypsies slid silently under
The docks near Notre Dame
(Forgive us, we seek passage into Paris)
But a trap had been laid for the gypsies
And they gazed up in fear and alarm
At a figure whose clutches
Were iron as much as the bells
The bells (Judge Claude Frollo)
The bells of Notre Dame
Judge Claude Frollo longed
To purge the world of vice and sin
And he saw corruption everywhere
Except within
A baby?
A monster!
STOOOOP!
Stop
Cry be outstinken
This is an unholy demon.
I'm sending it back to hell where it belongs
See there the innocent blood you have spilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
(I'm guiltless - she ran, I pursued)
Now you would add this child's blood to your guilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
(My conscience is clear)
You can lie to yourself and your minions
You can claim that you haven't a qualm
But you never can run
Nor hide what you've done from the eyes
The very eyes of Notre Dame
And for one time in his life of power and control
Frollo felt a twinge of fear for his immortal soul
And Frollo gave the child a cruel name
A name that means 'half formed'
Quasimodo
Now he is a riddle to guess if you can
Sing the bells of Notre Dame
Who is the monster, and who is the man?
Sing the bells, bells, bells, bells,
Bells, bells, bells, bells
Bells of Notre Dame!
"'Stop' Cried the Archdeacon"
Thank you for the lyrics!
"To the little bells soft as a psalm"
“And he saw corruption everywhere, except WITHIIIINNNN.” I love that line!!
And some say the soul of
The city's the toll of
The bells
The bells of Notre Dame
That hurts, man.
Hey.
The bell towers never burned.
I love the whisper line “Judge Claude Frollo” because there’s so much fear in it. It’s just so amazing
Original: a religious man who refuses to accept that he is being cruel and decides to seek out his newfound lust
Peter Hollens's version: A gentleman trying to be a good person but ultimately falling to corruption
This: A warrior who is falling to insanity and pain knowing full well he is screwed
Now one were roles of were quesemodo and frollos roles are reversed that would be interesting
??
@@sekiro_the_one-armed_wolf wrong video sorry
Watching this in front of Notre Dame is an experience.
Kitten Catten that would be pretty fucking cool
(Clopin)
Morning in Paris, the city awakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
The fisherman fishes, the bakerman bakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
To the big bells as loud as the thunder
To the little bells soft as a psalm
And some say the soul of the city's
The toll of the bells
The bells of Notre Dame
Hush, listen and I will tell you
It is a tale, a tale of a man and a monster.
Dark was the night when our tale was begun
On the docks near Notre Dame
(Man #1)
Shut up, will you!
(Man #2)
We'll be spotted!
(Gypsy)
Hush, little one.
(Clopin)
Four frightened gypsies slid silently under
The docks near Notre Dame
(Man #3)
Four guilders for safe passage into Paris
(Clopin)
But a trap had been laid for the gypsies
And they gazed up in fear and alarm
At a figure whose clutches
Were iron as much as the bells
(Man #4)
Judge Claude Frollo
(Clopin)
The bells of Notre Dame
Kyrie Eleison (Lord have mercy)
Judge Claude Frollo longed
To purge the world
Of vice and sin
Kyrie Eleison (Lord have mercy)
And he saw corruption
Ev'rywhere
Except within
(Frollo)
Bring these gypsy vermin to the palace of justice
(Guard)
You there, what are you hiding?
(Frollo)
Stolen goods, no doubt. Take them from her
(Clopin)
She ran *laughter*
Dies irae, dies illa
Dies irae, dies illa
Solvet saeclum in favilla
Teste David cum sibylla
Quando Judex est venturus
(Gypsy)
Sir, please give us sanctuary
(Clopin)
Quantus tremor est futurus
Dies irae, dies illa
(Frollo)
A baby? A monster!
(Clopin)
Solvet saeclum in favilla
Dies irae, dies illa
(Archdeacon)
StoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAP!
(Clopin)
STOP! Cried the Archdeacon
(Frollo)
This is an unholy deamon.
I'm sending it back to hell, where it belongs.
(Archdeacon)
See there the innocent blood you have spilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
(Frollo)
I am guiltless. She ran, I pursued.
(Archdeacon)
Now you would add this child's blood to your guilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
(Frollo)
My conscience is clear
(Archdeacon)
You can lie to yourself and your minions
You can claim that you haven't a qualm
But you never can run from
Nor hide what you've done from the eyes
The very eyes of Notre Dame
Kyrie Eleison (Lord have mercy)
(Clopin)
And for one time in his live
Of power and control
Kyrie Eleison (Lord have mercy)
(Clopin)
Frollo felt a twinge of fear
For his immortal soul
(Frollo)
What must I do?
(Archdeacon)
Care for the child, and raise it as your own
(Clopin)
And Frollo gave the child a cruel name
A name that means half-formed, Quasimodo
Now here is a riddle to guess if you can
Sing the bells of Notre Dame
Who is the monster and who is the man?
(Clopin and Chorus)
Sing the bells, bells, bells, bells
Bells, bells, bells, bells
Bells of Notre DaaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAMMME!!
*Laughter*
Here you go.
This took quite a bit of work
*not all heroes wear capes*
Thank You Sir
Thanks so much for
What did Justin say at the end
TCt83067695 Idk man there’s no voice there so I guess it’s houser the whispering effect but I can’t make out any words
@@TCt83067695 The beginning of the Hail Mary prayer: "Hail Mary, Full of Grace, The Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus."
For those like me who are wondering what Jon is whispering at the end: it is the hail mary.
"Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou amongst women, and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus." - wikipedia
Brilliant detail considering the significance:)
_You can lie to yourself and your minions_
_You can claim that you haven't a quaaaaaaalm_
*BUT*
_you neeeever can run from_
_nor hide what you've done from the eyes_
*THE VERY EYES OF NOTRE DAME!!!*
Honestly the hardest guilt trip in cinema
There voices are so complimentary it's almost scary
Almost? Is totally scary
Jacob Owens they’re perfectly similar, yet perfectly different at the same time. It’s amazing, and scary...
Jacob Owens that like count tho
This version is amazing! And I noticed an interesting fact about this song thanks to this cover. When Frollo starts to chase Quasimodo's mother, the composer chose to use "Dies Irae" in the background. This particular piece is quite old, about 1000 AD, and has been used in requiems. Therefore it is foreshadowing the mother's death.
Agree! I think we can also see into it the dement behaviour of Frollo who will make his own damnation in the future. So coooooooooool
It also foreshadows Frollo’s demise.
Dies Irae means "day of anger/wrath", it is was used in requiems that are religious pieces. I think it represent Frollo's wrath and the fact that he is corrupting his faith in order to justify his cruelty.
@@b.pauline422 Thank you, we also watched this video. Idiot.
Its also a Mozart Requiem!
This is such a powerful emotional song even to someone who isn't religious at all the conviction felt in this and the compassion felt in the original are very terrifying and moving respectively
There is so much 'Fuck Yeah' in this song, I can't even. I can't even a little.
Caleb and Johnathan's voices work so well together
Agreed
It's the combination of Jon's heavy bass and Caleb's technical high notes
At least the bells didnt burn
You need 1.538 °C to melt iron. So i think bells would be the strongest objects in Notre Dame against fire
@@b-17gflyingfortress6 The firebombing of Lübeck melted The melted bells of St. Mary's Church.
Marcos Ruiz Josa a lot of the bells were melted down into cannonballs centuries ago
Lol... 😅
@@b-17gflyingfortress6 The main issue was not the bells burning but rather their supports being destroyed and the bells crashing to the ground, tearing the towers apart in the process, but thank God that didn't happen.
Holy shit, Jonathan's laugh is scary af.
It gives me demon vibes
4:50 is now my ringtone.
Really effective in the train when someone's sleeping next to me
Wow, cool
I bet.
“Day of wraith, that day.”
“Shall consume the world in ashes.”
“What is trembling to be”
Hunchback predicted the Notre Dame Fire
Emanuele Masnari
R/whoooosh
And if you think that is scary, you should know that it is thanks to the novel in the first place that the cathedral was still standing. It regained popularity after the hunchback was published, but before, there were plans to actually demolish the whole thing instead of renovating it.
I think you mean 'wrath'. Wraith is the Rolls-Royce.
I believe it refers to the second coming, more specifically the 7 years when Satan gains control of the world, and releases chaos, death, destruction etc, before God slays him and all that.
Which one? This isn't the first time it happened.
The Caleb's part (3:01) is like an "emotion nuclear bomb."
I recap to that part every damn time. It gives me chills! Best part of the song.
F4R3LL1 ikr
Too fookin right!
F43LL1 Is that Ronnie Radke that I see?
They honestly need to do a heavy rock Hunchback of Notre Dame production with Johnothan Young doing music and directing. And David Grohl has to play one of the Gargoyles.
3:16 is the best part imo in both the original and the cover. Damn, Caleb does such a good job as the Archdeacon, and he sounds so badass lol, rebuking Frollo. Normally we don't think of priests as being "badass" but man, the Archdeacon was. Even more impressively he was badass without harming so much as a hair on Frollo's head. Just goes to show I guess what conviction and well-chosen words can do haha. Of course, Jonathan was amazing in this too! Good job to both of you!
God you do these PERFECTLY!!!!
Could you please try The Plagues from Prince of Egypt? You could pull off the menacing SO well for it!
Already been confirmed.
Prince of Egypt music.
That Weird Guy dude please let this be a real thing!!!
The Plague song is such a great suggestion!
DO IT. DO IT. DO IT. DO IT! DO IT!! DO IT!!!
Now, I love your voice Jonathon. I love your covers. But holy gods of terrestrial fire, Caleb's part as the Archdeacon never fails to send chills up my spine. Talk about the perfect accouterment to Jon's raw, powerful voice belting out Latin, and his darker tones. Mmph. This is my favorite cover of all time, bar none. Gods you two are awesome.
RIGHT
"...the very eyes of Notreeaaahhhh Daaaaamnnnn!!1!" - Caleb
Did, did you just nut? Idk, sounds a lot like it from how you worded that
This is my favorite cover of any song ever, as well. I love the vocals in this song.
You guys rocketed this beautiful song into the space with awesomeness!!! :)
I love the dicodomy between Johnathan's delivery of the line "A baby?! A monster!!" as if Frolo's relishing in his atrocities as opposed to Tony Jay's original where he's physically repulsed, as if trying to retain his veneer of piousness!
Damn John’s voice is perfect for dark music. And of course Caleb is a God among men in terms of his vocal range
Okay, but Calebs high note left my ears ringing.. in a good way
You should hear that final note Nightcored, just turn the volume down a little before it arrives, or you'll go deaf.
like the bells of notre dame ringing?
This is perfection. Jonathan has the must stunning voice for Frollo, and Caleb's voice as the Archdeacon just speaks to me of the clergyman's horror at what Frollo has done. A stunning rendition by two of my favourite TH-camrs, which has brought me to truly appreciate a song I never cared much for beforehand. Bravo!
Biggus Richardus anytime they collab is their best
Biggus Richardus Love their collaborations. They sound good singing together
I think the use of a darker tone, more song like construction, and appropriate usage of their vocal talents (ie using the higher and lower tone notes for dramatic effect) really helps it.
Johnathan has the appearance to fit the villain obviously so I just hope that the Disney live action hunchback of notre dame learns his potential
The really beautiful thing is in the book, the archdeacon doesn’t exist. Frollo is both. That means he’s warring with himself over his murder of Quasi’s mom, and every act of compassion is his better nature making him feel sorry, so to manifest his better angel as a person with whom he can argue and eventually shut out makes the story that much sadder.
That evil laugh at the end. That's not just your standard evil villain laugh. That is the laugh of a man so hardened and cold that he has both feet already through hell's door and doesn't even care. Except it's all just his phenomenal acting. Terrifying and yet uncomfortably awesome.
Spot on!
"Care for the child, and raise it as your own"
And that is the story of how Johnathan adopted Caleb
*lyrics:*
Morning in Paris, the city awakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
The fisherman fishes, the bakerman bakes
To the bells of Notre Dame
To the big bells as loud as the thunder
To the little bells soft as a psalm
And some say the soul of the city is
The toll of the bells
The bells of Notre Dame
Dark was the night when our tale was begun
On the docks near Notre Dame
Four frightened gypsies slid silently under
The docks near Notre Dame
But a trap had been laid for the gypsies
And they gazed up in fear and alarm
At a figure whose clutches
Were iron as much as the bells
The bells of Notre Dame
Judge Claude Frollo longed
To purge the world
Of vice and sin
(Kyrie Eleison)
And he saw corruption
Ev'rywhere
Except within
Dies irae, dies illa
(Dies irae, dies illa)
Dies irae, dies illa
(Dies irae, dies illa)
Solvet saeclum in favilla
Teste David cum sibylla
Quantus tremor est futurus
Quando Judex est venturus
See there the innocent blood you have spilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
Now you would add this child's blood to your guilt
On the steps of Notre Dame
You can lie to yourself and your minions
You can claim that you haven't a qualm
But you never can run from
Nor hide what you've done from the eyes
The very eyes of Notre Dame
And for one time in his live
Of power and control
(Kyrie Eleison)
Frollo felt a twinge of fear
For his immortal soul
Just so he's kept locked away
Where no one else can see
Even this foul creature may
Yet prove one day to be
Of use to me
Now here is a riddle to guess if you can
Sing the bells of Notre Dame
Who is the monster and who is the man
Sing the bells, bells, bells, bells
Bells, bells, bells, bells
Bells of Notre Dame
The hero we didn't ask for
But the hero we needed
You forgot “STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHP!!!!!!!”
Up you go!
I could listen to Caleb singing the arch deacon's part on a loop forever and ever until the end of time
bitch omg me too.....
Same. That righteous anger is just something to behold.
The original line: *stop!*
This version: _STOOOOOOOooooOoOOoooooOOoOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOOOOOoooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooooOOooooOOOooooOOOOOOOOoooooooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooOOOOOP_
Every time he says Notre Dame, I get shivers from the tone and note changing! So clear and pleasing to the ear!
Any song containing Latin instantly becomes 200% more metal.
I honestly think it’s due to Latin being so associated with the Catholic Church, and their role in the Spanish Inquisition, and how much fear it struck into many during then and that fear was like ingrained into folks through history and generations, to where now when you hear it, it causes an uneasy feeling, unless obviously you live near Italy lol
@@dw4725 I don't feel uneasy when I hear Latin in music. Latin in music makes ME feel epic by proxy. Like I could run faster than sound, lift a schoolbus, or take on an ancient sword-wielding army. I think I feel pretty ambivalent about Latin outside of music, but in music (especially high-energy music) Latin gets me pumped!
But that's just me.
When Joathan Sings Nowwwwwwwwww at 4:16 it gave me the chills
Totally channels Tim Curry. While he’s not in the film, it reminds me of Curry in Fern Gully
Same here. That one word is my favorite part of this already amazing cover
its a flat 5th, which creates tension towards the diatonic 5th of the key. in laymans term, crunchy dissonance make brain happy
also forgot to mention that a flat 5th, when paired with the 1 note makes a tritone, or the devil's interval
Hellfire is one of my all-time favorite songs. It's just so haunting and aggressive. It's great. I'm also a huge punk rocker. So, when I saw Jonathan I was a bit skeptical because Hellfire is A LOT to live up to. But, shit if they didn't make it even better! I'm seriously obsessed! Also, I know this comment is four years late, (my bad) but I'm new to this channel. Don't judge. Also also, Jonathan is fiiiiiine af!!
Person: "What's the currency in Animal Crossing?"
Me: 4:35
BELLS, BELLS, BELLS, BELLS, BELLS, BELLS, BELLS OF NOTRE... DAMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
The close-ups on Jonathan's face were really unsettling. It was super uncanny valley.
Crimson Trax I thought I was the only one who thought that! Every time he smiles in the dark the smile just looks super creepy like he’s the Joker or something. Very well done for atmosphere.
Yes
THIS AGED WELL.
Like a fine wine indeed 👌
it did
I want a live version of this outside notre dame when it's finished being rebuilt in 2024
This isn’t a new video by any means, but the frame rate and the lighting makes your face look like a mask, or one of the stone faces of the Kings of Isreal from the side of Notre Dame. Truly haunting. Its well appreciated!!!
Please please please do The Plagues from Prince of Egypt. You two would be more than amazing.
I've been waiting forever for someone to do a metal cover of that!
yeeeeeeeesssss
OMG yes plzzzz
OMG yes, YES!!!
Oh, my God!! Yes!
Caleb holy hell that high nothing gave me life. And Jonathan I have always thought your voice was soothing in its coming from deep within.
note *
I love how they puts so much passion in this.
4:47
CHILL CALEB YOU NED YOUR THROAT
Caleb: Bells...bells...bells...
Me: uh?
Caleb: *switches to head voice* BELLS OF NOTRE DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Me: jesus christ *collapses in front of all of that talent*
The Bells Of Notre Dame.
The perfect mix between the bouncy major chords and the dark hum of the minor chords.
Then Jonathan takes it all to the next level.
All I can say is:
*WOOW*
Woah
Woah
Woah.
Woah!
WOWOWOWOWOWOWOOWOWOWOW.
A video showed up in my feed about a musician saying Jonathan ruined this track, so I'm here giving this several more views today. Jonathan, you are awesome, and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise. If only I could give this video more than one like.
Imagine watching the movie with all his metal covers replacing the original. I want it.
Imagine this metal cover along with an orchestra, now that will be spectacular
Have you ever considered covering 'Savages' from Pocahontas?
Odd Fellow oh my gosh yes, and do it with Caleb or NateWantsToBattle
Odd Fellow They just did it!
Hell yeah!
Musical Raven
NATE. YES.
There aren't many things in this world that give me life. Caleb's high note and the way Jonathan this that "nnnnnoooooowww" are two of them.
That 'nnnnooooooowwww' is honestly my favourite part of the song xD
I really like how the shadows play off of Jonathan's face (specifically his eyes and mouth) and make him look like one of those greek comedy/tragedy masks. It's a really good touch considering the narrator's literally a jester/performer/whatever.
Coming in from just listening to this on Spotify. I did NOT see that Caleb was in it and got chills when I heard him.
I almost screeched.
I think this is one of your best Disney covers yet! I wasn't sure if I'd like it because I LOVE this song so much that its a lot to live up to, but this was absolutely perfect, seriously well done!
100% agreed! And not just the music, but also the direction and the lighting made it that much better too.
Oh damn, I remember watching you "What not to say to Goth Girls" about a year back xD Idk why I forgot to subscribe to you ack then... Oh well, that has been changed now :P Stay awesome!
ikr
Totally agree with you. It's by far my favorite cover he's done.
Agreed! Btw, I love your channel XD
Metal Choir needs to be a thing.
1F Y0U C4N R34D 7H1S Y0U'R3 C00L yeeeessss
It actually is a thing ;)
but it needs to be more of a thing
I CAN READ IT!!!
Hell yes
I love how the other guy wasn't pissed that he did it, but that he did it *on the steps of Notre Dame*
💀💀
People I meet: What's your favorite song?
Me: It's complicated. *Plays this version of The Bells of Notre Dame*
I get goosebumps everytime Caleb does the "Stop". I also love the distortion on Jonathan's "A Monster". Great job, guys!
Young's villain voice is...
*trembles*
Orgasmic?
I'll just leave this comment at 69 likes
The_Lost_Son Too late.
What kind of tremble is that?
Listening to his voice is... borderline *orgasmic*
My nostalgia grew up and THIS is what it sounds like.
This is the most haunting and powerful version of this song I have heard. The chills I get from the whole exchange is beautiful.
Keep up the good work lads !
How about you try a metal cover of "Friends on the other side"? :D
yeah :)
That'd be so awesome.
Yaaaaaaaasssssss!!!!!!
YEEEEEEEES! That would be so badass!
Totally agree with you! I love your pic by the way. Just started watching Soul Eater & it's awesome & kinda confusing at the same time.
I...have no words. HOLY FUCKING SHIT!!!!!!!!!
Michael Emerson-Quaynor I know, so much amazement in one cover lol
Technically those were three.
Michael Emerson-Quaynor you appear to have 3 words.
HOLY COW! I was actually left stunned at Caleb's last part. Just when I think he can't get anymore impressive and he hits THAT high note. Tell Caleb my respect for him and his singing has risen.
This song and "Hellfire" still hurt me on another level... after I watched The Hunchback of Notre Dame for the first time I wanted to see this gorgeous cathedral. After the fire it's not possible anymore. It still breaks my heart
OMG when he says 'the bakerman bakes' it sounds so freaking dramatic and epic.
I love the lines
But you can never run
Nor hide what you've done
from the eyes; the very eyes of Notre Dame
Edit: 793 likes? Excuse me but W H Y?
AlCreon 66 best lyrics from that movie.
ersonally I think this cover fucked it up because of the voice they used for it.
Caleb nailed it!
the tale of a man and a monster .
the tale of quasimodo and frolo .
in that very right order ... ;)
Necro Playz same
The moment of the archdeacon is intense, the blue light behind symbolizes for me the intervention of God.
Why is nobody talking about when Caleb sings the priest's part? I get chills literally every time!!!