Angelina Jordan - Yesterday (The Beatles) 🇬🇧 UK REACTION

[@jeremywilliams8346]

Just going back ,just a little,Angelina ,making it look easy,so relaxed,thanks for your reaction, Yeah,Yeah.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Cheers Jeremy, i've just listen to it again

[@gertwestblad9052]

As long as I have Angelina every day I don't think about yesterday! 🤗😊 Good comments.. I will have to check out your catalog of young talents, but with Angelina pouring out new songs I hardly have the time for it.. 😋 What ever I do she is in my ears. Crazy or what? 😅

[@UNCLEMOMO]

not crazy at all i listen to Angelina almost everyday too

[@AXZ9340MB]

Beautiful voice, beautiful rendition, beautiful angel. Angelina Jordan is unique.Thanks for the reaction

[@ClaudioMarcucci7756]

Thanks for the wonderful reaction, Momo. It's incredible how Angelina, in the rereading of the songs she chooses, is always of a superlative musical sensitivity and richness, this is truly a wonderful and unique elaboration, full of passion and emotion. Her slow, scratched voice on this song makes the lyrics much more understandable and emotional. She always manages to fill words with meaning, the way she declines the simple word "yesterday", transforming it in a whole dictionary of expressions, is unreal. 💛 💜 ❤️

[@UNCLEMOMO]

i thought the same thing Claudio and the texture wow

[@kenvo343]

She changed the lyrics from "I am not half the man I used to be" to "I am not half the girl I used to me". Rather interesting. Made me believe she was singing about her too. She had me when she sang that note "... NOW it looks..." so beautiful. The more I listened, the more I love her cover. It's climbing fast in my top Angelina's list. Might even knock 'Stay' from its first place.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

OOOOooo "Stay is a great song cover"

[@kristena9285]

She also changed "why she had to go I don't know, she wouldn't say" to "why I had to go I don't know, he wouldn't say"..

[@markkleckner3060]

Great reaction and you nailed her key talent, she controls the audience on what to feel and what to hear! She has Mastered that craft and at a young age is just unheard of. God Bless!

[@UNCLEMOMO]

thanks Mark

[@CarlD70]

Thank you UM for a wonderful reaction and your comments to this Angelized beautiful song. Believe you are spot on in the "pin drop" moment this song possesses in the way she sings it. Couple other "pin drop" songs I can recall were Bohemian Rhapsody and Yellow Brick Road from AGT in front of thousands. Thanks for supporting the young barefoot Angel on your channel and really enjoy your reactions.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

thank you carl much appreciate

[@davidfehlman5150]

Well done mo,, you could be right on what this song meant to her?? And theirs alot of different suggestions out there,, I even came up with one,, or is it that Angelina is just that GOOD she can make us fantasize up a story that she makes "US" feel at the time?? 👣🌬🌎

[@UNCLEMOMO]

good one David

[@shodanrich3317]

"Why he had to go" could be referring to her Grandpa's passing. Great analysis.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Yes you could be right, i so believe that this song meant a lot to her

[@zahrashehni8987]

Thanks Momo for the beautiful reaction.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Any time!

[@marvinboswell6889]

Great reaction agree with you completely 👍

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Yay, thank you! Marvin

[@johnroache32]

In the lyrics…”There’s a shadow hanging over me” I believe the “Shadow” some of us see is meant to be Her Grandfather❗️🌺

[@9Ballr]

👩🏻🎤🎵🌎⭐️🇳🇴❤️ It seems like only yesterday that I discovered Angelina. Oh, I believe in yesterday.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Good Pun lol

[@osovagabundo1]

Its a bit of a coming of age story, that the whole world is a character too.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

hey Oso i totally agree with what you said mate

[@alberttenfoot]

Thank you for another grand reaction to Angelina. You made some very valid observations about the growth of this young lady, and those entering their teens in particular. When I was that age (late 40s), the term "teenager" didn't exist, and we certainly didn't have the freedom that the current ones do. I am very thankful that the word has change as, generally, there is a much closer relationship between parents and children now. I found your take on Angelina's performance very interesting, and the view you put forward are certainly worthy of consideration. However, I disagree with you on two counts. Firstly, I don't think that Angelina is looking to an earlier part of her life, which would suggest she is dissatisfied with the present and regrets about growing up. Throughout every stage of her life, she has seemed completely comfortable with herself. In fact, her acceptance of herself as the person she is at any one time shows a level of maturity which many adults never reach. Secondly, the lyrics do not corroborate your assumption. They tell of a broken love affair and Angelina sings it so. In fact, there is so much regret in her voice that t is difficult to take on board that she hasn't suffered such a traumatic event in her life. Just keep the reactions to Angelina's performances coming regularly, and you will make a geriatric very happy :-)

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Thank you for your comment Albert i love to read different point of views. it just show how diverse my subs are, i don't expect everybody to agree with me and i look forward to a difference of opinion. i think my channel would be boring if every agree with me. so once again Albert thank you very much for your insight. Have a lovely day today Happy Sunday

[@alberttenfoot]

@@UNCLEMOMO Yes! It would be very boring if everyone he'd the same opinion :-)

[@CarlosCastillo-ue9cz]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@patriciasepulveda1264]

if a singer doesn't personalize a song they shouldn't sing it. this song is about a broken heart .. her love left her and didn't say why .. so she's hiding in a supermarket cart. (She has a sense of humor for sure, our girl.) But it's is a melancholy song, like jazz .. and boy does she know how to do both .. jazz and melancholy! I have found the male reactors hear and get something different from this song than the women reactors .. at least so far .. and I've heard a lot of them. The women hear it as an emotional song, the men say she's chill .. relaxed .. one even said she was bored so she sang a song! Angelina is profoundly multi- faceted so she's doing many things at one time. She seems led first and foremost by the emotional content of the words .. the poetry .. but she has to be aware of so many things at once .. where the camera is .. what she can move and when (not much) .. remember all the changes she made during the rehearsals before they taped, the cramp in her leg, how many takes its taken (sometimes only one!) .. Anyway.. she's brilliant in my eyes and my ears and I believe you think so too. Sorry I went on so. .😆 See you next time!

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Your comment are mist welcome the longer the better Patricia

[@HusemR]

Wieder einmal wunderbar, diese Stimme, diese Ausdrucksfähigkeit und diese Persönlichkeit! :) Ich hoffe, sie singt nicht darüber, dass sie sich zu der Zeit zurück sehnt, als sie noch nicht von "Republic Records" eingekauft wurde (siehe Einkaufswagen) und das Leben für sie in der Anonymität und Selbstbestimmung einfacher war. Das wäre furchtbar!

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Ich habe das Gefühl, dass sie sich die Texte ansieht und sieht, wie sehr sie damit verbunden ist, aber ja, ich stimme dem zu, was du sagst

[@ME-ml6xp]

The set reminds me of a child's play area. Her sitting in the grocery cart like a small child but she is too large for it. Perhaps growing pains? Loss of childhood innocence?

[@UNCLEMOMO]

Maybe Misty still don't understand why orange

[@ME-ml6xp]

Orange can be associated with creativity and sexuality. Also orange is created by using red an yellow the color of fire,

[@anthonymcinnes4098]

What do you mean you don't know? She told ypu in her first non- concert release - i put a spell on you.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

lol i lik ethat Anthony

[@gebendeavors907]

A side note to Angelina's height is Angelina's deep voice. Where does it come from? How does she do some of the amazing things we hear from her voice? Note that Angelina has a long neck due to her height and may have a larger larynx (i.e., voice box) than the average woman. (1) Angelina is probably a contralto with the possibility of actually singing at a higher level. A contralto is what the lowest female singing voice is called. This vocal range is fairly rare. Typically the range falls between the F below middle C (F3 in scientific pitch notation) to the second F above middle C (F5), although, at the extremes, some voices can reach the D below middle C (D3) or the second B♭ above middle C (B♭5). Since Angelina has made so many covers of many types of songs, it may be possible to determine her effective singing range, or the range she is willing to comfortably sing within. This would require analyzing the notes she sang across the spectrum of songs she has sung and published. (2) So where does Angelina's beautiful voice come from? Let us go over how a voice is produced per a summary of tutorials provided by the National Center for Voice and Speech. The NCVS conducts research, educates vocologists, disseminates information about voice and speech, and provides referral services in order to help people around the world enjoy healthy and effective vocal communications. The NCVS has a nice tutorial on voice production based upon their book "Principles of Voice Production" which goes into scientific detail that they said should include knowledge of basic acoustics and some familiarity of college physics. (3) The human voice is classified into various types, based on pitch, timbre, and various other factors that influence our perception of someone's voice, or how that voice can be used. It appears that one critical aspect of voice production has to do with one's fundamental frequency (i.e., Fo). Baby cries have a Fo of around 500 Hz (roughly corresponding to the note B4). Child speech ranges from 250-400 Hz (notes B3 to G4). Adult females tend to speak at around 200 Hz on average (about G3), and adult males around 125 Hz (or, B2). (4) As one would probably assume, one's larynx is quite important to voice production. The larynx is the hollow muscular organ forming an air passage to the lungs and holding the vocal cords in humans and other mammals. It sits at the back of the throat, above the windpipe (trachea). The larynx is supported by rings of cartilage, which in men (and occasionally a woman) form the bump of the Adam's apple. The vocal cords are stretchy bands of tissue attached to the inside of the larynx. Air passing in and out of the lungs is pushed through these cords. Everyone's larynx grows during puberty, but a girl's larynx doesn't grow as much as a boy's does. In fact, a man's larynx grows roughly 40% larger (taller and in length) than a woman's. This larger larynx gives men deeper voices than woman. But there is a tad more involved than just the size of one's larynx. (5) Note that the 40% size difference of the larynx between men and women does not account for the roughly 60% difference in production of the Fo. So there must be something else. The key variable is the length of the part of the vocal folds within the larynx that is actually in vibration, which is called the effective vocal fold length. The difference here between men and women is about 60% and we have some indication of where the pitch difference comes from. (6) Along with pitch, another variable used to classify voices is their quality, or timbre. Timbre is related to the length of the vocal tract. Different vocalists have different vocal tract lengths. To a limited degree singers can control the tract length by raising or lowering the larynx. A longer tract results in a 'darker'-sounding voice, while shorter tracts will make the voice sound 'brighter'. Note that the length of the vocal tract is largely determined by nature. Some of us are born with necks that are swan-like, while others are quite short. (7) So, it appears that Angelina has been gifted with both a longer neck and a larger larynx than the average woman. She thus has lower pitch to be able to produce a lower Fo, plus has a longer vocal track to produce a 'darker'-sounding voice. Add to this the fantastic breath control and a wonderful sense of musicality, and one has a singing prodigy. We all are fortunate to be alive to witness such a rare combination that, in my opinion, is producing a new singing genius.

[@UNCLEMOMO]

after reading your delightful comment i can narrow it down to a few words and that is.......God Given Talent even though i like the way how you put it respect once again and always

[@musicvideosongpb9024]

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[@UNCLEMOMO]

cheers i will check it out, i bet that there loads of you channels covering this song which channel would be the best to download it from?

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[@thomasallerup2582]

The color in background doesn't fit the lyric or the mood. Orange is a "Happy" color.

[@patriciasepulveda1264]

juxtaposition .. the humor of the supermarket cart is happy too

[@omidhope7456]

Every thing in life is relative including colors. The orange is NOT a "Happy" color when it covers Donald Trump's face and hair, LOL.