First listen to Postmodern Jukebox ft. Haley Reinhart - Creep (REACTION)

...Her voice is incredible on this, my god...
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[@kevincosta9228]

PMJ is loaded with jewels, so many great singers, and Scott Bradley is a musical genius. They also have some humorous things and a running gag or two in the videos. One of those is the drummer is almost always obscured from view. Check out "Seven Nation Army" with Haley or "Dream On" with Morgan James, "Pinky and the Brain" with Emily Goglia, or, or ,or.... Haley is not only a superb vocalist, she's also versatile. She slays rock songs and sings on "Can't Help Falling in Love" in a commercial for Extra gum that's so sweet and beautiful. Phenomenal talent and skill. Morgan James, likewise. Check out "Dear Prudence", by Morgan and Haley, a transcendent performance, while seated on Morgan's couch, for God's sake.

[@michaelcassidy5684]

The Radiohead version is more of an inner monologue. This is more like a public confession of faults. Both are excellent in their own way.

[@ahnanguhr5918]

What an excellent assessment

[@snakelite61]

She's doing this like a forties or fifties songstress backed by a jazz quartet. It's like a torch song when sung like this.

[@Lightmane]

That's what PMJ does. They change the music to fit the style of the 20's or 30's or 40's, etc. Awesome stuff.

[@Lightmane]

11:00 - 11:20 I think you have a very special gift, Daniel. Advice like that usually comes from our elders. Very well said.

[@doplinger1]

I've seen these guys live, and they are incredible!

[@pamela1144]

Your face ...love it ❤ She does Seven Nation Army with PMJ. Another jaw dropper😉

[@joanbounacos8958]

She is so good when playing with Casey Abrams!

[@Stuman57]

Did you notice in the end she was singing I’m a creep. I’m a weirdo. What am I doing here. She owned it. Like she realized where she was and she was just done with it.

[@Gregory......]

Never heard this song before, I'm on the Journey down the Rabbit Hole !

[@armadillotoe]

Now you need to listen to Post Modern Jukebox Morgan James doing her cover of "Dream On." You can thank me later. I quit smoking 30 years ago, but I always feel like I need a cigarette after watching this. Every vocal technique, every movement of her hands, and sway of her hips were perfect for the effect she was going for. She sounds like Marilyn Monroe looked.

[@timjester8555]

I'll second Dream On with PMJ & Morgan James. Also PMJs cover of Last Nite, by the Strokes.

[@mashamitchell9574]

Yes! Dream On and Take Me to Church

[@JB-tc1xw]

For me Haley embodied this song from the female perspective, telling the story with her voice and movements to the music. She took the words and tried to sing what they meant to her, she didn't try to copy what Thom did for his song. Bottom line: The fact that a cover can be this incredible from the music to the singing to the storytelling and still be considered on the same level as the original, just proves the original has to be something special also.

[@rs-ye7kw]

The part where you said "what was that", it's called scatting. Many black jazz performers in the 30's, '40's and 50's incorporated it into their songs.

[@Bear78420]

Check out her Seven Nation Army 😁

[@stevekoelliker6764]

I love Haley. She’s awesome.

[@VinE83656]

Now that you've subscribed to PMJ, you should check out Haley out with them on Seven Nation Army and All About that Bass. She also does a great version of Black Hole Sun. Haley comes from musical parents and she does some nice classic rock covers but she also has some very nice originals. She's very talented.

[@theblackdog2399]

You also need to react to PMJ featuring Haley Reinhart again Seven Nation Army cover. As again, it will blow you away because Haley's voices is remarkable, but she employs it in a very different way. As she is one of the most talented vocalist in the world that hardly anyone has ever heard of.

[@glennelfmann3143]

Story goes this was done in one take and she wasn't feeling well.

[@Lwize]

Don't forget, though, she's a creep...

[@fewwiggle]

@@Lwize Oh, don't worry, Haley's "creepiness" is burned into my mind....

[@Baronstone]

That's not a story, that is the truth.

[@OGSontar]

Actually, according the the 'about' video by Scott, she was tired from performing so much. There is absolutely no mention of 'ill', 'sick', or anything other than her voice was tired. I've yet to find any, ANY credible source for the illness rumor. So, if you have a credible source, i.e. Haley, Scott, or a band/crew member saying she was sick, please post it. So far, all this is, is an unsubstantiated rumor.

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

The Haley Reinhart KZbin deep dive is a pure delight. I recommend reacting to the duet she did with Jeff Goldblum crushing a piano. It’s just fun. There’s WAY better Haley on KZbin but it’s a great 2nd look. Haley is easily 1 of my favorite vocalists in the world.

[@gynack]

ChrisRobinson420 It is great fun, sung in a light-hearted way, but it is actually high class singing with a lot of control and technique from Haley, and very fine backing overall from the band.

[@lynette.]

New to me too. Love swing jazz looking forward to this. Wow what a beautiful voice.

[@Rellj16]

"What the heck??" Hahahaha A completely acceptable reaction for someone who's seemed to not have ever heard someone scat before LoL. Her voice is so phenomenal! Love her so much.

[@Hartlor_Tayley]

Great version. When I first heard the Radiohead version I remember saying that Frank Sinatra would have liked to record a version of creep with a Big band. This singer is great. Great reaction thanks.

[@Nonnie335]

Your reaction has been my favorite one so far!! I have seen MANY reactions to this cover but yours was thoughtful and intelligent!

[@DiconDissectionalReactions]

I greatly appreciate that, thank you for watching.

[@bobtausworthe]

Very perceptive reaction. Enjoyed it and I've seen this video as well as countless reactions and you added something new. Well done

[@joconnell8145]

PMJ does some pretty cool stuff, I like how they change it up a bit...especially because I LOVE swing & jazz music!...it's a drummer thing LOL! Typing as we go... WOW she's got some pipes!!! LOVE this treatment they gave it! OOOHHHHHHHH, she brings the gravel too!!!!!!! And she only placed third?? WTF!! The break when they brought it back down right before you paused the second time...complete goosebumps!!! LOL @ "Thank you for coming to my tik tok." The music is incredible, but her vocals...she's singing from her heart and soul and it is spectacular! You know the song is good when you can FEEL the song because of they way it is being performed and this was awesome!! Living the song, indeed! Some great comments on that page for the video. Another great song and reaction, thanks!!

[@Lightmane]

Everyone assumed Pia Toscano was going to win, but she came in 9th and everyone was shocked. Some even said Jennifer Lopez got rid of her cause Pia was the hottest girl there. No clue if there's any truth to that. Others said her personality is why she finished 9th. Again, no clue if there's any truth to that either. Second place went to Lauren Alaina and first went to Scotty McCreery, the first country singer to win Idol. "Now", Haley is the best, but back then it was Pia. No clue what Pia is doing today, but I'm sure she's singing somewhere.

[@joconnell8145]

@@Lightmane Interesting info, thanks for sharing! I never watch the show...let alone TV in general. But this chick has pipes for sure!

[@Lightmane]

@@joconnell8145 most of America watched the show back in the day, but after Simon left, it started to get worse, but still good that year.

[@warpviix]

Great reaction! First reactor I've heard say a lot about the emotions both Haley and the original. Haley's emotions in her singing bring chills and tears to me.

[@charlottevan_8]

Your reaction to this was refreshing, since you really looked at it with an objective eye. I've had to laugh at some other male reactors when they've watched it, as some of them got pretty "hot and bothered". (This style harkens back to what some called "torch-singing" - sultry and emotional, sometimes teasing.)

[@wesalker3479]

This is done form the envious female perspective. Makes it very different.

[@rayevarney501]

Thank you for your reaction to this this - I've watched several people react to this because I adore her voice. Your thoughtfulness on the song itself really made this reaction for me. I'm a new subscriber now.

[@ewetoobblowzdogg8410]

It's not just Haley's amazing vocals but also her natural ability to tell the story while she performs.

[@kendavis8046]

Totally missed this video somehow when you first posted. PMJ is something I only recently ran across, and this one certainly made an impression on me as well. As someone who sang in a bar band for years and years, first - she has a marvelous voice and interpretation of the song. But MAD props for something that non-singers may not understand - if you are doing a "naked" key modulation and awaiting the band to back you up, as happened near the end of this song, it is one of the scariest things you can do (been there, it always turned out okay, but sometimes the audience reacts as though you have gone off key.) But as I always tell folks who want to sing, "If you are going to be wrong, be wrong at the top of your voice!" That said, she NAILED that modulation and return to original key at the end. Belated thumbs up.

[@Lightmane]

That part you're referring to gave me chills the first time I watched this video. I knew Haley was a great singer. I had no idea she was 'that' great.

[@davidhansen2748]

PMJ is a deep rabbit hole, with many amazing songs (and more than a few that are ... OK). Some you might enjoy (because they are some of my favorites): "Dream On" with Morgan James "All About That Bass". There are two versions, both are good, but the European Tour version features three singers and some crazy bass playing "Crazy" with Hannah Gill The "Perfect" duet The A Capella version of "We Won't Stop" "Crazy Train" "MMMbop" "Maps" "Seven Nation Army" "Say Something" "Talk Dirty" in klezmer style and Yiddish rap is pure fun Many more... In most cases, I'm not a big fan of the originals ("Dream On" and "Crazy Train" being notable exceptions), but PMJ gives me a new appreciation for them. In most cases, the video adds a dimension that makes the experience really special

[@brewswillis9783]

I literally said melancholic 2 seconds before you did. lol Great job btw D!

[@Gregory......]

I take that back, I have never heard this version before.

[@waynecox3958]

Love PMJ!!!

[@michaeltutty1540]

Haley is amazing. Supremely gifted and superbly trained, she has the gift of true musicianship. You might want to do a comparison with Brian Justin Crum. Very different but just as moving. For other PMJ, you cannot go wrong with anything with the incomparable Morgan James, and Dream On is her very best.

[@BennoWitter]

It sounds like it was rehearsed to perfection, but this recording was the very first take.

[@patwelch8187]

That middle part is called scating, from the 1920s and 30s.

[@DJDOGG31]

Her voice and her performance is mesmerizing.

[@Tampahop]

It's the Hailey Reinhart effect. Be sure to pick up your jaw on the way out. 😉

[@jduncanandroid]

PMJ. Haley. Seven Nation Army. -- 'nuff said (also, PMJ Morgan James on Aerosmith's 'Dream On' is also amazing)

[@jennifermorris6848]

I just saw this and went and subscribed but they were already well past 5M. I think you pushed them over!

[@DiconDissectionalReactions]

Heheh, I highly doubt that, but thank you:)

[@alanhembra2565]

Haley is one of my top five female vocalists.

[@Lightmane]

I see you've just discovered PMJ. Enjoy. Haley was on American Idol and came in 3rd and she was not happy when she came in 3rd. I think this is her best performance on yt, but she's got a few that are right up there.

[@Lightmane]

@@harpermadison8096 Yep. Most AI winners faded into obscurity, but then again most people on all talent shows fade into obscurity, cause there isn't enough room for 1000 super star singers.

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

@@Lightmane Her version of Seven Nation Army - Vintage New Orleans Dirge White Stripes Cover is right up there. I almost want to say it's better than this. It's "as good as" for sure.

[@Lightmane]

@@bloodybutunbowed291 awesome. I'll have to check it out.

[@Lightmane]

@@bloodybutunbowed291 oh yes. I've seen it. Amazing.

[@smockboy]

@@bloodybutunbowed291 Yesss. Her cover of Blackhole Sun gives me chills also.

[@sherryheim5504]

My brain wants to hear Amy Weinhouse's voice on this song so badly. This girl has a great voice also, but does remind me in some subtle ways of Amy.

[@johnenglish1955]

🤠I totally agree! I miss Amy! She was a once in a lifetime talent!!! 👍

[@ruriblau302]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZanZJmoiM9llc0 👀

[@johnenglish1955]

@@ruriblau302 🤠Thanks for the link Ruri! I've never seen this video. Wow! It ties all the threads together with what we were discussing! 👍👍👍

[@jalkabre5904]

Good reaction and review.

[@margaretkichenama2040]

I Confess you are a Surprise. Such innocent young Eyes .... but Wise beyond your Years! I subscribed. ❤️your analysis

[@teresasilva14]

What an amazing interpretation of a brilliant original .💕

[@ct5625]

This is how covers are supposed to be, imo. If you're just singing someone else's song without doing anything to it you're just a karaoke singer. You should always try to re-imagine or interpret a song you're covering in a new way or you're not really adding anything creative to the world, you're basically just plagiarizing someone else's creation. PMJ and Ms. Reinhart really did an incredible thing with this. I love the original, but I love this version just as much, for entirely different reasons.

[@charlesturner3688]

PMJ All About That Bass

[@oakleysmithmusic]

Most guys freak out over the sexuality she portrays in this song using her voice and her body . She is proof that you do not need to be halfway undressed or dancing wildly to be noticed. Incredible voice and a deep understanding of how to use that voice that most do not have. I love to sing and play my guitar but I don`t have that understanding . Her mother or singing coach taught her well.

[@MrVato53]

Post Modern Jukebox version of BURN. The 1st version with the Flame O Phone..

[@joconnell8145]

Another "first" trifecta LOL!

[@direnova6284]

I've always been a fan of this song and the art that is brought to the original performance is very cool, having said that, this showcases the melody to much greater effect and in doing so actually does the original a favour.

[@LtFrankDrebin100]

It’s a way less negative song as soon as you lock into the point of view and self realization of the “I don’t belong here” lyric. Thom Yorke singing that knowing how much he has his shit together compared to so many other rock stars gone astray... it’s just not a negative song coming from him, or Haley for that matter

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

You could do a whole series of cover comparisons with Postmodern Jukebox, a lot of their versions are actually better than the versions released by the original band I M O. You should check out the Morgan James Postmodern Jukebox version of Aerosmith song Dream On

[@lilamuzik3385]

I remember this gal from American Idol. Very rarely remember all of them. But she was a standout.

[@vidpie]

In 2017 former Idol judge Randy Jackson started a podcast, Haley was his first guest. He told her, "If they remember you, you won."

[@paisa20]

Nice, thank you

[@judydempsey3957]

Now that’s how you sing a classic and welcome to PMJ..check out Morgan James covering Aerosmith’s Dream On...Judy D.

[@Meine.Postma]

Street Spirit is a brilliant Radiohead song.

[@8fran08]

A singing coach that reacted to this put it in the women's view in the era of this style of song. Women were expected to be a housekeeper, a mom, a wife and a hooker, with no consideration for her wants or happiness being a priority, all the while looking like a smiling magazine model. The change of what her voice feels like thoughout the song is the role she is expected to play, the frustration into rage of not being happy with a lot of it and then, "oh" snap back into character before the kids and hubby come home. That analogy seems pretty spot on for this performance, don't you think?! Hide the sharpe objects and the hammer before going to bed hubby! Too creepy? 😁🤙😎

[@toddcrain9511]

You should react to more PMJ try All About That Bass first.

[@Lightmane]

Morgan James. Oh my.

[@danieljodrey709]

I just watched Dancing Queen today and was floored. Also Purple Rain and Bennie and the Jets! So good.

[@Lightmane]

@@danieljodrey709 OMG, I just watched their version of Benny and the Jets. Never heard of Aubrey Logan, but she's incredible. PMJ is just unreal. It's amazing what they can do with any song.

[@Lightmane]

@@harpermadison8096 Yes. Everything they do is just great. You could make a reaction channel to just their videos, lol.

[@zebulon8819]

Over 4 million subs...... We Must Overtake them let's go legion 😠♥️

[@zebulon8819]

@@harpermadison8096 that's the spirit 👍♥️😃

[@DavidTateVA]

Around 9:30, "what the heck?" -- it's called scat, and it was a standard part of jazz singing from the 30s to the 60s.

[@carolrose8793]

Check out All About That Bass by Post Modern Jukebox, featuring Haley and two other very talented ladies. It's a REAL treat!

[@charlesturner3688]

The band Chase lost to soon in plane crash Bill Chase Get it Live 1971. O yes, very good review best I have heard.

[@psmolek7438]

Love Haley Reinhart.

[@-R.Gray-]

For another emotional rendition - Filippina singer Sarah Geronimo.

[@vidpie]

Haley is very versatile. Last month she performed two acoustic songs with her father as part of a online fundraiser for other music artists and live venues: "Can't Find My Way Home (classic rock) and an original "Don't Know How to Love You:" kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZ7XpHt7qJeaZtk&t=79

[@kenttaylor9238]

Currently Haley is the voice of 12 yr old Bill Murphy on the Netflix series "F is for Family"

[@HaleysTusk]

Enjoyed your analysis, especially enjoyed your reactions, we OG fans call it the WTF moment ;). My channel has 8 years of Live Haley performances, have posted a lot of Creep videos (In fact, I just posted one today, from two years ago, Haley accompanied only by her Dad, Harry, on guitar ;) ). A thing I find weird is there's always a few comments that say they think Haley shouldn't sing this song because she doesn't understand the song because she's too beautiful, would not, could not feel the depths of the message of the song. My usual reply is EVERYBODY has moments of self doubt, sometimes self loathing, even the 'beautiful people', how many have committed suicide?.... The logic implies only damaged, unattractive people can sing "Creep"? LOL. Haley is AMAZING live and I highly recommend you experience her for yourself the next opportunity. Cheers :) *BTW*. This is video of my first time seeing Haley perform Creep Live w/ PMJ in 2015, before the official PMJ video was posted, in the UK. The crowd was stunned, all I heard was gasps when she sang "fncking special" (In Haley's live shows, she sings the explicit lyric. PMJ doesn't do it for the video because, well, you know), they only broke the silence w/ applause: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJLagXxsgtamipI

[@lindaaugone382]

nice arm work-great reaction

[@paulemery55]

This may be obscure but I highly recommend Brass Against's arrangement of Tool's Forty Six and 2.

[@danieljodrey709]

Loved this. First time for me too. For an almost minimalist version check out The Warning, just Pau on piano putting just as much emotion as this fine young lady into it. It would be a great contrast. "Almost creepy" 😝😝

[@karmakkaze]

So glad you did this song. It is one of my favorites. There is something I will say about it, though. You will get a 100 people who will say this was done in 1 take. It was. People will say she was sick when she did this. She wasn't. She was tired, having performed the whole week, plus the recording for "All About The Bass". This video was shot on the same day and on the same set as two other videos; "All About The Bass" and "Style". There is a "The Story Behind 'Creep'" video with Scott Bradlee commenting about it on KZbin. (You can get the full story here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6TOfIZ-ZrCZarc) One thing about PMJ is that they may change a song, tweaking it for a different time genre, but they don't change the lyrics. For instance, when Hailey sings the part that goes: "She's running out the door. She's running out. She run, run, run, run", she keeps the gender. As for American Idol... Yep, she was there. Season 10. She finished in 3rd place. I would recommend you watch either "All About The Bass" or "Dream On" with Morgan James. As for Billie Eilish... I wonder if she said that before or after Pentatonix did "When The Party's Over"... ((LOVE THAT SONG!)) P.S.: This song, in my opinion, is about a guy who dominates a woman: "I don't care if it hurts I wanna have control I want a perfect body I want a perfect soul I want you to notice When I'm not around"

[@veganlion4328]

I agree with your dissection in this video I haven't looked at the other one I will go look at it but I got the gist of what you were saying and I agree that the song is the person that singing the song that feels like they are creep and a weirdo is keeping their feelings to themself they feel like they need the perfect body the perfect soul to stay with the person that they think is so wonderful but they're trapped because they're not those things and they don't feel like they're those things and I feel like when Haley gets to the end and she's so wrapped up and she changes key and she goes way up and like shifts into you know 12th gear and then comes back down to really really soft it's like when she goes way up it's like the person that feels like a creep screaming to get out the feeling the trap but they come back down into themselves and don't now that's just my take on it but I think it's a really fantastic interpretation of the song I love both of the interpretations creep has been one of my favorite songs and I'm 55 years old thank you for the reaction I realize you reacted a long time ago but I just got on to reactions about a couple months ago so I'm going back through a lot of the ones that come up on my recommended thanks again

[@iankings6405]

I’m not sure your ready for this siren just yet, young man.

[@joemummerth8340]

I like the original a lot , but this one ,and the maria brink cover are my personal favorites !

[@jaybourne1185]

strongly recommend "all about the base" next. another great post modern jukebox collaboration that includes haley along with two other great female singers... then you can follow up with her "extra" commercial version of "can't help following in love with you" originally song by elvis presley. haley is truly amazing and addictive. she has elements of janis joplin, maria carey, ella fitzgerald, etta james, with splashes of minnie mouse, marilyn monroe and yes, jessica rabbit that create this unbelievable combination of jazz, rock&roll and soul that is so unique... her video cover of "creep" maybe the best of all time followed closely with "hurt" by johnny cash and recently dreams by lane gardner... enjoy!

[@FireflyMALcontent]

Didn't read the comments, but in case nobody else said, Haley does some excellent rock covers including Led Zeppelin and The Animals

[@frankparoots2980]

Honestly, every PMJ/Scott Bradley video is worth checking out.

[@Hundhammer]

Oh, great you arrived on PMJ in general and Haley in particular. If you liked this (let's see...), please react on their newest cooperation "Don't Speak" (No Doubt cover), that's hilarious as well! And she's got quite of other great performances out there... subbed already, but would sub again for Haley and PMJ...

[@Hundhammer]

Great reaction (as always I might say...), very insightful, and her voice is so compelling...please more Haley!

[@Hundhammer]

LOL, just realized that this is one year old... :-D - anyway, "Don't Speak" has beeon out for only about a fortnight, so maybe you havn't reacted to that one, it's well worth your time I think... thanks again!

[@ahnanguhr5918]

Did I look at her face? Only 87 million times!

[@mashamitchell9574]

Another postmodern jukebox artist to check out, Morgan James. Their cover of Dream On and Take Me to Church are great.

[@439tab]

Listen to PMJ's cover of Tears for Fears "Mad, Mad World". In fact listen to the original first and then the cover. Another sad song done up in a totally different style.

[@russelldye7304]

Postmodern jukebox takes modern songs and does Alternative versions in styles like the 20s 30s and 40s!

[@t0dd000]

Nice nuanced look at this.

[@johnenglish1955]

🤠The "what the heck" part is called "scatting." It was made popular and perfected by the late great jazz singer Ella Fitzgerald. 👍

[@gynack]

John English Louis Armstrong did that with his Hot Five in the 20's. However, you're right that it was Ella who really made a feature of it, and was the finest exponent of it. But then she was the finest exponent of everything she did!

[@johnenglish1955]

@@gynack 🤠You're absolutely correct. 👍 I love Louis Armstrong and believe he was probably the greatest musician/entertainer of the 20th century, along with Judy Garland. 🎺🎙🎼🎵🎶

[@gynack]

@@johnenglish1955 Someone else mentioned Judy Garland to me recently. I've hardly ever listened to any of her music but I obviously must correct that omission. Thanks for that reminder.

[@johnenglish1955]

@@gynack 👍👍👍

[@johnenglish1955]

@@gynack 🤠Also, her "partner in crime," Mickey Rooney, has my vote for the most talented, versatile actor of the last century. As far as actress, I would have to choose Bettie Davis. 🎬🎥

[@papillonstudio6169]

Sometimes you just can't compare an original to a cover. This is one of those times.

[@dignerds]

I'm just here for all the pauses And the 3 2 1 count down to Pauses

[@George-ux6zz]

I like this version better than the original

[@markbell4017]

I just found your channel because of this reaction. I don't know how you take requests, but if you enjoy digging into the lyrics, there is a rock group made up of 3 sisters from Mexico who write lyrics that are in straight up in your face and often quite dark. In fact, their 2nd album is a concept album that tells of a woman progressing from unrequited love to obsession to murder and eventually suicide from her deluded point of view. It is, simply put, a masterpiece and a travesty that it wasn't chosen as independent album of the year. You should check it out whether you react to any of their music or not.

[@markbell4017]

Lmao! I just realized I didn't tell you the name of the group. They are called The Warning. Their second album I was referring to is Queen of the Murder Scene. Their official video of XXI Century Blood, the title track from their first album is also really worth a look.

[@tomrogers1305]

Another re-imagining you might LIKE, 13 Year old Angelina Jordan doing Bohemian Rhapsody earlier this year on AGT.

[@roseannelobbezoo7638]

Radiohead was the stalker. She is the high school plain girl with a crush on the most popular guy in school.

[@judydempsey3957]

Daniel..this song is about seduction. Plan and simple. Hailey is acting a part from a women’s point of view during that time period. Hailey sings vintage....Judy D.

[@anneliesegberink8281]

If you haven’t heard this before you must have lived under a stone

[@didiwin3]

Lovin ur insightful reactions U asked for other suggestions Some of the top videos that others R reacting 2 Pentatonix Hallelujah Imagine Mary did you know Wizard of Ahhhhsss Home Free Ring of Fire Man of constant sorrow Voiceplay oogie boogie song Liliac Holy Diver (Dio - cover) Chain of thorns Dancing in the Dark Tom McDonald People so stupid Guns n Roses - Sweet Child of Mine - but how could u not already know that song Motley Crue - Lol just pick any ol song

[@iarocks44]

This is an amazing song and one of my favorites of all time. Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Post Modern Jukebox. It is a wonderful journey. All About that Bass, Seven Nation Army, Dream On, Umbrella and more. Scott Bradley is a genius. Lot's to discuss about this song. First, this was not the first cover done by PMJ. Back in I believe 2013 - 2014 time frame Scott did this version but with Karen Marie. Here is the link - it's pretty good. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aYbFZKminreFjqs just fascinated

[@russelldye7304]

Try all about the bass ,Maps( maroon five) dream on ,etc!

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The part that u couldn’t understand is called “scatting” Old school!

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Hey Daniel I know you like tool have you heard the covers brass against have done. Especially the pot. Sorry my phone is glitching and I can’t capitalize what I want.