Yes, Hank Green sings. He has even gone on tour. Like his brother John, he is now also a published novelist. Here's a playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL30E188D6D5930BF4.html
I think that last song was cut from the movie (and it definitely should have been in the movie!). I love this--it is just so much fun and it is soooo good! I don't think Peter Hollens doesn't get enough credit. Every one raves about Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play. Now don't get me wrong, Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play are all incredibly talented and wonderful and I love all three of these groups. But I think Peter is equally talented and he doesn't get as much credit (same with Voctave). I would love to see you react to Peter singing "Shenandoah" and his medley from "Les Mis" (with his wife).
This was fun. The song AND your reaction. So, you didn't know Hank could sign, huh? Well, I have got another one for you. Bet you didn't know Kiefer Sutherland can sing either? Yes, Mr. "24" Jack Bauer himself. The official video to either "Not Enough Whiskey" or "Something You Love" Whether you react to him or not, just watch on your own. He's that good. I promise...
Fun song! I agree, The Hobbit movies were not as good, in fact we couldn't even finish the first one. Hubby and I really disliked all the CGI in the movie, but the book is AWESOME!
I didn't know til I reacted to it either, lol. I think there's probably plenty of us who haven't explored the amazingness of his singing voice yet. But trust Peter Hollens to collab with every talented person in existence, and pull the rest of us along with him!
Hank Green is the science guy, a musician/composer, an author, runs several charitable companies and is one half of the vlogbrothers (with his brother John Green who is an author who has had some of his books made into films). I may have missed a few things he does! He is currently undergoing treatment for cancer but is still making videos which he seems to be using to explain the science behind his treatment!
Yup. Hank Green sings, plays guitar, and composes music. The vlogbrothers (Hank and brother John Green) are very much polymaths accomplished at myriad things.
If you can get your hands on one of the full LOTR books with the appendices Tolken put all his songs in there and they are amazing. Most of them are not in the movies. As good as the movies are they just touch the surface of what Tolkien put into the books.
The last song in the medley is from the extended edition of The Hobbit film. It’s sung by Bofur in Rivendell. I don’t think it’s anywhere in the books, but I’m not sure. You want to see a couple vids that will astound you? The Disney sidekicks medley and the dreamworks medley. Both by Peter Hollens and Brian Hull and they are AWESOME!!!
Honestly, I never put together Hank Green with Peter Hollend is the same as Hank Green the Science Guy. Now that you mentioned it, I am ashamed and embarrassed to not have noticed it before
The song comes from The Fellowship of the Ring, in the book when the Hobbits are in Bree, Frodo gets drunk and starts singing the hey diddle diddle song.
Hank has been a singer forever. I saw him on tour back in 2014. A few songs that I would recommend reacting to if you want are "I Effing Love Science" (or the clean version "I Love Science"), "T-Shirt and Jeans", "Accio Deathly Hallows" (which he wrote during the long wait for the last Harry Potter book) or "The Universe is Weird".
Oh, please do react to some of Hank’s music!!! He’s got at least two or three albums and solos. Depending on how nerdy you want to get, he’s got one called “The Universe is Weird” and “I Effing Love Science”, or a bit more common place “Tshirt and Jeans”.
Leave it to Peter to see that talent gets a spotlight! Hank Green is new to me, and WOW he's good! Being a Tolkein addict, I love the choices and genres that Peter brings to us in the form of his amazing a cappella arrangements. He's a genius. I love your reactions and feel that LOTR bond.
The Cat and the Fiddle is what Frodo sings in the Fellowship (the Book not the film) to distract from Pippin giving his real name in the Prancing Pony It's why he accidentally (or rather the ring slides on to his finger) when he falls off the table singing the last verse
You only know Peter Hollens for his comedy songs? You, DEFINITELY, need to check out some of his real songs. Perhaps, “The Parting Glass”, or “Loch Lomen”, and for something crazy good, “The Sky Rim Theme (the full Dovahkiin version!), something like 120 tracks of he harmonizing with himself!
"The Man in the Moon stayed up to Late" lyrics are original from the book Fellowship of the ring--per some comments below, I guess they put it in the extended Hobbit movies (haven't seen those), but the poem--which is supposedly where the nursery rhyme 'Hey Diddle Diddle' came from in-universe--is sung by Frodo of all people, in the Inn of the Prancing Pony, but Peter Jackson wanted a less-silly way of having the Ring get onto Frodo's hand.
@DJ_410 You didn't know Hank Green could sing? Well then, just to REALLY blow your mind, Tina Turner can sing as well, she doesn't just act in old Mad Max movies! /jk
Peter and Hank didi a Tiltok of GrAce Kelly and Peter asked who thinks Hank needs to sing more. I didn't know that Hank did science tiktoks. Ovs Hanks needs to get back to singing, I still have this o n everyday cus its amzaing
Please! On the recommended videos screen at the end of the PH/HG video is DaVinci's Notebook. Please do "Title of the Song"!!! I've never seen anyone react to it. It is an amazing parody of '90s boy band songs. You will love it!
The third song in the medley is from the first book (the fellowship) sung by frodo just before they meet with strider at the prancing pony. Although the verse in the book is longer.
(Is this where I confess I hadn't heard of Hank Green before I saw this? Though I have seen him on TikTok since.) Such a fun version of these songs from the films - Peter has a real talent for attracting great collaborators, and doing great work with them.
Hobbits are in the prancing pony and Frodo gets all caught up in telling stories and singing (Book) this is what led to the ring betraying Frodo by slipping on to his finger which calls the wraiths and is how (Aragorn) Strider comes in to tell Frodo he'd behaved foolish as that is no trinket you carry. The blend between Book and Movie is so good The movie had to be it's own version but it lost none of the story concerning the ring betraying Frodo.
Peter Hollens ft Tim Foust misty mountains don’t know if u did that song yet. Also Peter Hollens cover of I see fire Have three different versions on a list.
As far as I know the Man in the Moon song isn't in the movie. It's in the book when they're in Bree and is the song that Frodo is singing when he falls off a table and accidentally puts on the Ring.
This song came up as suggested on spotify when it ran out of songs I'd actually added. It instantly went on that playlist and at least one other but I still hadn't watched the video till now. That was really good and I always forget its Hank Green with him.
The Hobbit was the first "grown up" book my grandmother gave me to read when I was 4, because I wouldn't stop pestering her for more challenging books. From that young age I swore an oath that the only man I would marry was Thorin Oakenshield. I read LOTR straight after The Hobbit, and fast forward to today, I still read them about 4 times a year. I agree with you that The Hobbit didn't quite live up to LOTR in movie format. I can't help but think that if they had let Peter Jackson do it throughout that it would have turned out better, possibly with less extravagant changes and the addition of needless and useless characters, and without the absolutely ridiculous love triangle garbage. What I will grant The Hobbit movies is that I enjoyed the casting for the dwarves, and 4yo me was extremely satisfied at seeing Richard Armitage for Thorin. Not just the looks, but the mannerisms, and that voice!...🫠🤤🤤🤤 I was 7 months pregnant with my son when the final movie was released in cinema, and I don't even have the words to describe how overly weepy, emotional, and borderline hysterical I got when Thorin died. I had always told my husband that he was my second choice, as I apparently couldn't "marry a fictional character," but I don't think he realized until that moment that I might seriously love that fictional character more than him. 🤣 I'm so glad you did this video, that's a memory I hadn't thought of in a good while, and it (and you!) brightened my day. Oddly enough, when my husband passed away a year after that, and the life insurance settlement came in, before investing the majority of it I splurged and bought myself a Weta Workshop Master Bladesmith copy of Thorin's sword, Orcrist. I have cheaper copies of all the other weapons from Tolkien (and various other fantasy series), but I decided to go all out on Thorin's, and still holds first place for the most expensive item I have ever purchased that wasn't a house.
If you want more Peter Hollens collabs and songs the Greensleeves with Tim Foust and The Parting Glass are an absolute must watch.
Yes, Hank Green sings. He has even gone on tour. Like his brother John, he is now also a published novelist. Here's a playlist: th-cam.com/play/PL30E188D6D5930BF4.html
I think that last song was cut from the movie (and it definitely should have been in the movie!). I love this--it is just so much fun and it is soooo good! I don't think Peter Hollens doesn't get enough credit. Every one raves about Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play. Now don't get me wrong, Home Free, Pentatonix, and Voice Play are all incredibly talented and wonderful and I love all three of these groups. But I think Peter is equally talented and he doesn't get as much credit (same with Voctave). I would love to see you react to Peter singing "Shenandoah" and his medley from "Les Mis" (with his wife).
I’m loving this!!! Lol
It took me about a month to learn the entire thing. The hardest part was the fast paced bit at the end. Lol
This was fun. The song AND your reaction.
So, you didn't know Hank could sign, huh?
Well, I have got another one for you. Bet you didn't know Kiefer Sutherland can sing either? Yes, Mr. "24" Jack Bauer himself.
The official video to either "Not Enough Whiskey" or "Something You Love"
Whether you react to him or not, just watch on your own. He's that good. I promise...
He should see Peters song with MattPad
Fun song! I agree, The Hobbit movies were not as good, in fact we couldn't even finish the first one. Hubby and I really disliked all the CGI in the movie, but the book is AWESOME!
I didn't know til I reacted to it either, lol. I think there's probably plenty of us who haven't explored the amazingness of his singing voice yet. But trust Peter Hollens to collab with every talented person in existence, and pull the rest of us along with him!
You absolutely NEED to hear his version of "I See Fire." NEEEEEEED.
Hank Green is the science guy, a musician/composer, an author, runs several charitable companies and is one half of the vlogbrothers (with his brother John Green who is an author who has had some of his books made into films). I may have missed a few things he does! He is currently undergoing treatment for cancer but is still making videos which he seems to be using to explain the science behind his treatment!
the song is sung when the dwarves are in Rivendell eating with the elves ❤🏴
If I'm not mistaken, it's only in the extended edition.
Yes only in the extended edition
More singers need to do this song.
Home Free would be hilarious.
Could you imagine Voiceplay doing this in costume?
@@barbarakennedy2667 Voiceplay, Homefree, AND PTX, all in the same video!
IN costume!
Oh, dear Lord; they're already a bunch of hams. All of the Shire couldn't handle that much ham! 😂
Your reactions are absolutely adorable... He did great I would love to see Home Free do this as well ❤❤
Yup. Hank Green sings, plays guitar, and composes music. The vlogbrothers (Hank and brother John Green) are very much polymaths accomplished at myriad things.
If you can get your hands on one of the full LOTR books with the appendices Tolken put all his songs in there and they are amazing. Most of them are not in the movies. As good as the movies are they just touch the surface of what Tolkien put into the books.
The last song in the medley is from the extended edition of The Hobbit film. It’s sung by Bofur in Rivendell. I don’t think it’s anywhere in the books, but I’m not sure.
You want to see a couple vids that will astound you? The Disney sidekicks medley and the dreamworks medley. Both by Peter Hollens and Brian Hull and they are AWESOME!!!
The full version is originally from the Prancing Pony scene in Fellowship, in the books, sung by Frodo.
This is so cool! I would love to see home free and Voice Play to do this together in full costume… maybe as a Halloween gift to the fans ❤😂😊
Honestly, I never put together Hank Green with Peter Hollend is the same as Hank Green the Science Guy. Now that you mentioned it, I am ashamed and embarrassed to not have noticed it before
The song comes from The Fellowship of the Ring, in the book when the Hobbits are in Bree, Frodo gets drunk and starts singing the hey diddle diddle song.
They are both good singers
SO. FUN. Glad you enjoyed this one!
Hank has been a singer forever. I saw him on tour back in 2014. A few songs that I would recommend reacting to if you want are "I Effing Love Science" (or the clean version "I Love Science"), "T-Shirt and Jeans", "Accio Deathly Hallows" (which he wrote during the long wait for the last Harry Potter book) or "The Universe is Weird".
Might I add "A song about an anglerfish" and "Strange Charm: A Song About Quarks"
Oh, please do react to some of Hank’s music!!! He’s got at least two or three albums and solos.
Depending on how nerdy you want to get, he’s got one called “The Universe is Weird” and “I Effing Love Science”, or a bit more common place “Tshirt and Jeans”.
Nice to a fellow geek/nerd especially a hufflepuff
Please react to Peter Hollens' cover of I See Fire, it's seriously amazing and people who haven't seen it are really missing out
If you like Lord of the rings, please react to Peter Hollens „Into the west“ - it ie so beautiful.
Ah, one of all-time favorite medleys from Peter! Looking foward to seeing what you think!
Leave it to Peter to see that talent gets a spotlight! Hank Green is new to me, and WOW he's good! Being a Tolkein addict, I love the choices and genres that Peter brings to us in the form of his amazing a cappella arrangements. He's a genius. I love your reactions and feel that LOTR bond.
The Cat and the Fiddle is what Frodo sings in the Fellowship (the Book not the film) to distract from Pippin giving his real name in the Prancing Pony It's why he accidentally (or rather the ring slides on to his finger) when he falls off the table singing the last verse
You won't find it in the regular section of the video its in the director's cut extras section
You said react to ColmR McGuinness The song Hobbit Drinking Songs
You only know Peter Hollens for his comedy songs? You, DEFINITELY, need to check out some of his real songs. Perhaps, “The Parting Glass”, or “Loch Lomen”, and for something crazy good, “The Sky Rim Theme (the full Dovahkiin version!), something like 120 tracks of he harmonizing with himself!
"The Man in the Moon stayed up to Late" lyrics are original from the book Fellowship of the ring--per some comments below, I guess they put it in the extended Hobbit movies (haven't seen those), but the poem--which is supposedly where the nursery rhyme 'Hey Diddle Diddle' came from in-universe--is sung by Frodo of all people, in the Inn of the Prancing Pony, but Peter Jackson wanted a less-silly way of having the Ring get onto Frodo's hand.
@DJ_410 You didn't know Hank Green could sing? Well then, just to REALLY blow your mind, Tina Turner can sing as well, she doesn't just act in old Mad Max movies!
/jk
Peter and Hank didi a Tiltok of GrAce Kelly and Peter asked who thinks Hank needs to sing more. I didn't know that Hank did science tiktoks. Ovs Hanks needs to get back to singing, I still have this o n everyday cus its amzaing
Please! On the recommended videos screen at the end of the PH/HG video is DaVinci's Notebook. Please do "Title of the Song"!!! I've never seen anyone react to it. It is an amazing parody of '90s boy band songs. You will love it!
I know he Man in the Moon song is from the books and not the movies. I think from Hobbit, but it could be from Fellowship.
the song is actually from the Fellowship of the Ring book when they are at the Prancing Pony
The third song in the medley is from the first book (the fellowship) sung by frodo just before they meet with strider at the prancing pony. Although the verse in the book is longer.
(Is this where I confess I hadn't heard of Hank Green before I saw this? Though I have seen him on TikTok since.)
Such a fun version of these songs from the films - Peter has a real talent for attracting great collaborators, and doing great work with them.
Hobbits are in the prancing pony and Frodo gets all caught up in telling stories and singing (Book) this is what led to the ring betraying Frodo by slipping on to his finger which calls the wraiths and is how (Aragorn) Strider comes in to tell Frodo he'd behaved foolish as that is no trinket you carry. The blend between Book and Movie is so good The movie had to be it's own version but it lost none of the story concerning the ring betraying Frodo.
Peter Hollens ft Tim Foust misty mountains don’t know if u did that song yet.
Also Peter Hollens cover of
I see fire
Have three different versions on a list.
As far as I know the Man in the Moon song isn't in the movie. It's in the book when they're in Bree and is the song that Frodo is singing when he falls off a table and accidentally puts on the Ring.
This song came up as suggested on spotify when it ran out of songs I'd actually added. It instantly went on that playlist and at least one other but I still hadn't watched the video till now. That was really good and I always forget its Hank Green with him.
I would suggest 'I See Fire' as well, the clip is really well done and the song is amazing.
Its from the book first book of fellowship the move did not hade the song sad its my favprit song same g hade a fun song too that not was in
The extended edition had the Dwarves sing that song while they were in Rivendell.
I did not know that never see the exdendet films i only have the normi verson i gess becas i was brok becas the exdent verson was alot expensiv too by
My son did learn all the words to this medley♥️
I love this SO MUCH
haha, better than me mate as I had no idea who Hank Green was
Peter Hollens always finds a way to make songs better especially when he collaborates.
The Hobbit was the first "grown up" book my grandmother gave me to read when I was 4, because I wouldn't stop pestering her for more challenging books. From that young age I swore an oath that the only man I would marry was Thorin Oakenshield. I read LOTR straight after The Hobbit, and fast forward to today, I still read them about 4 times a year. I agree with you that The Hobbit didn't quite live up to LOTR in movie format. I can't help but think that if they had let Peter Jackson do it throughout that it would have turned out better, possibly with less extravagant changes and the addition of needless and useless characters, and without the absolutely ridiculous love triangle garbage. What I will grant The Hobbit movies is that I enjoyed the casting for the dwarves, and 4yo me was extremely satisfied at seeing Richard Armitage for Thorin. Not just the looks, but the mannerisms, and that voice!...🫠🤤🤤🤤 I was 7 months pregnant with my son when the final movie was released in cinema, and I don't even have the words to describe how overly weepy, emotional, and borderline hysterical I got when Thorin died. I had always told my husband that he was my second choice, as I apparently couldn't "marry a fictional character," but I don't think he realized until that moment that I might seriously love that fictional character more than him. 🤣 I'm so glad you did this video, that's a memory I hadn't thought of in a good while, and it (and you!) brightened my day. Oddly enough, when my husband passed away a year after that, and the life insurance settlement came in, before investing the majority of it I splurged and bought myself a Weta Workshop Master Bladesmith copy of Thorin's sword, Orcrist. I have cheaper copies of all the other weapons from Tolkien (and various other fantasy series), but I decided to go all out on Thorin's, and still holds first place for the most expensive item I have ever purchased that wasn't a house.
"Hank Green, the science guy from TikTok..." I FEEL SO OOOOOLD!!!!! 🥲 Nerdfighteria, please... help!!!! 😅
I giggled at that! One of the premier TH-camrs for 17 years, and he is now known more for his TikToks. 🤷♀️