DISTURBED - SOUND OF SILENCE | REACTION

[@little2u]

I have literally watched at least 100 reaction videos to this song just waiting............for someone to FINALLY mention that the emotions on his face strike the soul as well as his voice. You nailed it. You rightly pointed out that we are brought into the song with this video. You are very astute; much respect to you.

[@bradd.1339]

Doc Rich had a fantastic reaction as well. I found this Chanel today and very quickly is one of my favorites.

[@cuddle_pay2win573]

If you're referring to the face he makes as to resemble rage, that wasn't to interpret emotion. He makes that face to allow him to add a sense of extra rasp to his voice so he doesn't damage his voice.

[@redwave2677]

I feel the same way. I also feel This song and his voice was for this Time, with this virus. We Cannot stay Silent We must Fight For Our Freedom. Yes it touched My Soul to. Yes I watched a lot of reactions from people and it has the same affect on them. DAVID meant every word , not only with his voice but with his facial expressions.

[@dj20deep]

@@cuddle_pay2win573 ^^^^ very correct !!!!!! a lot of people think that the "rasp" is just yelling.....when in fact its very controlled and comes more from the sinuses / nose than the throat. Otherwise he would cause a lot a damage. Nice catch !!!!!

[@Sparkyalan1411]

Cuddle_ Pay2Win He’s miming....the video isn’t shot whilst he’s recording his voice

[@catgiles3268]

My favorite version of this song! I get goosebumps all over every time I hear it. And I’m not a metal fan but damn this guy’s voice is so haunting ✌🏻❤️

[@debbiemiller1519]

This beautiful version makes you feel exhausted with emotion when it's over. Historic , perfect and can not be duplicated.

[@carmelroach361]

All I can say is the sound of silence some times feels good when your on your own and you can listen to a voice like this I was a big fan of Simon and gartfunkl in Ireland in the seventies when I was a young girl but this man just but this lovely song to an new l level wow

[@roncardenas2582]

I have noticed, every reaction I have seen, the reactor always is in silence afterwards, so appropriate!! And I the beginning, they don't catch the actual 'sound of silence' great stuffs. Much love&respect sir!

[@dnigg1]

From my first to my thousandth time listening to, it still gives me those chills

[@Tanya99503]

Just heard this for the first time about 6 wks ago..... Love is all I can say as it moves me beyond proper words to express them with

[@CamillaRodriguesBass]

I love this song! I love this band! I love this version! Its amazing. I feel the same way every time I listen!

[@tinamarief51]

Chills..everytime I hear this song ♥️😢

[@scotthobson2083]

He said in interviews that he had smoked some cannabis and had extra time in the studio and the producer suggested singing the song, and it was recorded in hours... wow.

[@RareHarmony]

Cannabis seems to help my guitar playing at times, and B-Real's rapping, so I'm not surprised that it helps out David's singing here, although I'm sure he must've had plenty of water. Hard to sing like this with dry mouth.

[@RareHarmony]

@Derek Charette Triggered much? Calm down dude. Believe it or not, not everyone is aware of that, I've just noticed it helps me a bit is all.

[@neighborbruce]

@Derek Charette ok boomer

[@andreasosa1352]

I have always been a fan of heavy metal and hard rock 🎸 & roll, one of my favorite genres this song is one of my favorite of all time!!! 🎼🎧🖤

[@nobodyshome]

Voice on loan from God... this dude got pipes!

[@BJMurphy]

React to Smile Empty Soul: - "Bottom of a Bottle" - "Silhouettes" - "This is War" - "Nowhere Kids"

[@Antherage]

This is on point, I can't express how much I think you'll enjoy reacting to these as they all have really deep lyrical meaning to them and that seems to be right up your alley.

[@jennyd1111]

Yes!!!

[@keithingram452]

Love your reactions bro. I wonder what it is about reaction videos that fascinates me so much. It's kind of a phenomenon when you think about it. There are literally thousands of people who make reaction videos and they get watched by millions. I would love to know what makes them so interesting to watch.

[@MegaEaglelover]

Total Justice to the original 🎸🎤🎶🎼🥁🥁🥁

[@lisalu7153]

I hear music differently than most. The words are always the last for me to hear. I hear the notes, instruments, melodies, all before the words. One of my favorite things about this version is how it walks up the scale every verse or two. Amazing to listen to.

[@spectre9957]

Right in the feels.

[@MoonlitBrenya]

5:38 Me too, bro, me too... Great cover, so glad they did it.

[@kathleensherman3929]

I know you have mentioned you listen to Pentationix and I do too. Please take a listen to them doing this in a warehouse NO instruments! YES, this is STUNNING!

[@ulyssesvillalobos7769]

I gave you a like before to watch the video because i know was going to be awesome and I was not wrong 👏👏

[@jimclifford1241]

Anyone that doesn't get goosebumps when they hear this song ... must be dead! Great reaction amigo!

[@chittyluv2651]

I love your reactions! You do great songs! You do a great xariety. It's great!

[@fernandof.2225]

this song is outstanding. Just today I watched 10 reactions for a Total of around 30.

[@4EClark]

I avoided watching this reaction video because I thought there is no possible way anyone can do justice to the song. I was wrong. This was amazing.

[@Mon67ica]

My hubby says that the original song was dark, but David Draman brought the darkness.

[@lyndagettier6407]

You should listen to David Draiman and Lzzy Hale covering Close my eyes Forever or Halestorm covering Girl Crush

[@justawhisperintheuniverse8257]

Yeah, it's a cover. But the original was great and this version just fucking nails it. If you don't feel this you must be dead.

[@stevedrums1675]

A stunning interpretation. So stunning that Paul Simon said it left him in tears when he heard it. Certainly did me...

[@michaelsamu7082]

Has to be the best cover in music history. I get chills.

[@tribefan879]

Johnny Cash's Hurt is a damn fine cover as well.

[@johnjohn2069]

Agreed

[@jimlind946]

I'm over 50 yrs this is great , Hurt still makes my eyes sweat I grew up on The Man in Black RIP Johnny & June!

[@nygearguy]

Jamal...Please post and react to the Live version with Disturbed and Myles Kennedy in Houston. Myles is the Art Garfunkel to David Draiman's Paul Simon. Myles voice is OUTSTANDING! I wish they would do a studio recording of this version kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmSlqmd6j96HhK8

[@stevenneal172]

Dude, it doesn't matter how many times I hear this, I can't help but get tears in my eyes...his dam voice gets me every time...not many can do that to me 💪🤜🤛

[@evenflowsteven]

Steven Neal I cry every time I hear it.

[@lblueheron4098]

I think that Draiman could sing the phone book and make it something amazing and unforgettable.

[@BuckFlicks]

Me, too. The performance alone does it, but the images in the video are particularly powerful to me.

[@deadtroll242]

They did something truly amazing when they covered this!

[@christinerobinson548]

His voice gets to you for sure, but what about the lyrics? These are important lyrics, it should be the words that are blowing you away.

[@pumpenheimer4570]

My son informed me he is doing this version for his school talent show. Ballsy move but I’m sure he is gonna nail it. Gonna bring a tear to his Papa’s eyes.. 👣

[@kaseythompson4670]

Ronnie Mo You’re raising that child right, bruh. Well done.

[@lightfootjpauls]

Gutsy move, but nothing ventured, nothing gained. Keep that kid of yours head up!

[@blackkatt777]

Got a star on your hands. Better record that performance so you can add the footage to his Behind The Story documentary.😉 Hope he kicks ass with his performance.😃

[@sethkraai9075]

What school does he go to?

[@lilahumphrlm990]

I would love to see your kid's performance! Kuddos to your kiddo's taste and appreciation for brilliant music!

[@tonia-lynnkeller1970]

I don’t think I ever get tired of seeing reactions to this version!!! 💚💚💚

[@lynchmob72]

This is one of two of the most powerful performances/remakes i have ever seen. The other being Heart doing Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center honors gig.

[@Spartan536]

Congratulations, you have just witnessed one of the best vocalists to ever perform in history, David Draiman has a voice and range that any other vocalist would kill for. Disturbed as a band is also incredibly talented and the reason why they chose to cover songs like Land Of Confusion and Sound of Silence is they believe music is a weapon. They believe people can be reached through music to be used as a weapon to change the world for the better. I have been a fan of Disturbed since 2000 when I first heard their song "Down With The Sickness", some of their albums have been better than others, and some of their songs will be timeless classics including this cover. I firmly believe Disturbed belongs in the R&R Hall Of Fame, or at the VERY least David Draiman himself.

[@sethkraai9075]

Of all the songs or albums you have listened to, which one would you consider your personal favorite? And do you have a list of, like, top five or top ten in both categories?

[@Spartan536]

@@sethkraai9075 As for my personal pick to their best song (non-cover) ever? Down With The Sickness, that song defines an entire genre of music, and just about everyone knows it. That drum beat at the very beginning is the literal definition of primal and it's damn perfection. As for my top 10 Disturbed song picks? *Listed in no particular order: 1. Down With The Sickness (Uncensored) 2. The Vengeful One 3. Indestructible 4. Inside The Fire 5. Stricken 6. Ten Thousand Fists 7. Land Of Confusion (Genesis Cover) 8 . Remember 9. Decadence 10. The Sound Of Silence (Simon & Garfunkel Cover)

[@sethkraai9075]

@@Spartan536 awesome. Good to know. :)

[@jameshankssr466]

What i witnessed was this meathead ruining an awsome song that totaly sucked

[@drewharrison6236]

@@jameshankssr466 That just tells the world you have no taste and can't recognize somebody utilizing the gift God gave him at birth.

[@kennycab3374]

Garfunkel warned us, Draiman let us know we didn't listen.

[@Ando2k10]

From the day this cover was released, I've felt the same. LIke Simon and Garfunkel sang in despair while Disturbed's version was sung in rage.

[@chayob8914]

I think I’ve officially seen this comment a million times

[@kimberlinibambini1968]

I agree!

[@stormangelus6638]

@@Ando2k10 And sorrow... such sorrow.

[@wildtatz]

Wow that's a brilliant observation my friend ..👏👏👏

[@kitsune303]

The double thumps on the kettle drum are so much a part of this version for me. I'm glad they are visually featured right after "teach you" and "reach you".

[@terriwynne8440]

Did you notice in the video that Disturbed is bringing the instruments to the people who wrote music but have no voice … ship at the end brings them together. It’s beautiful imagery.

[@kvoltti]

The roll of artists to give voice to the silent

[@Divhreaza]

Oh, I agree! The visual aspect of this music video is a very important part of it, because with it they're adding another layer to the song. And they're also implying that it isn't too late, that there's still hope.

[@narcissistectomy5134]

heh, i never actually watched what was happening in the video! I keep getting lost in the audio.

[@Divhreaza]

@@narcissistectomy5134 It's easy to do! This guy has an AMAZING voice! But yeah, sometime watch it and really look for the visual story they're telling along with the lyrics. After the musicians get their instruments, an idea is introduced that there's this divide between the musicians and the ones who write music, (shown as a lot of young people) and and that's emphasized even further with the following verse, but watch in the final one, the musicians don't just leave the writers on the other side with no one to play their music, they get on a boat and take themselves to the writers. To me anyway, it's very symbolic about reaching out to those who are wanting to make art but have no voice to share it, and helping to give them the opportunities to do just that. Of not letting the silence win.

[@stormangelus6638]

The representation of music being able to still bring people together.. what a concept!

[@tamifuller5407]

I've watched this so many times, I still get chills

[@Duane_Grabert]

Heard it so many times and once live and i still get chills.

[@ursulaturner7980]

Same here.💗

[@remastered-00-pl]

Same

[@vermontjeff2535]

Same

[@TheTibbott]

STILL.

[@JackJones-up2mh]

When I was a kid I would listen to all the music and sometimes get tears in my eyes. I'm 67 now and I still do. Friends would make fun of me and I couldn't figure out why. Then I realized one day they were listening, just not hearing. I'm good with that. Great cover from a great song. All tested up.

[@autochad5519]

Please listen to "Land of Confusion" by Genesis, and then Disturbed covering it. Both are great, and I think you'll laugh at the Genesis video.

[@musicmademejester]

I just commented the same thing! lol

[@jessegifford7913]

This is a terrific idea.

[@mena94x3]

YES!! I LOVE that song!

[@melindaroop1346]

Yes! The Genesis version is my husband's favorite because hes a big Phil Collins fan and my favorite is Disturbeds because they are one of my favorite bands.

[@Bookaholic23]

Listen to Land of Confusion by Katznmenjammer.

[@cmcd9213]

OMG! OMG! OMG! Thank you to those who requested this and Jamel for playing it. I've never heard this. It left me in puddles!

[@lisadavis7543]

Legit, the best cover ever. If you listen to that song and it doesn’t stir something inside of you, then you are dead.

[@jamesbarrett3958]

Lisa Davis been there, done that. It still stirs the undead soul.

[@shirazzza]

Johnny cash doing hurt reduces me to sobs always

[@afrocowboyninjawizard7578]

I do not cry often, this song is one of the only songs that made me cry

[@josephtrella6830]

This is one of the best covers I have ever heard - I would put it in the top 5.

[@INUAGAIN]

if it stirs you, you are already dead. He sang it and acted it but his soul did not connect, he's the devil tryin to ruin a good song by adding his evil sounding vocals. This song was never intended to be sung like that... absolute waste!

[@lindakelley2560]

The original came when my generation was learning how to speak out against Vietnam, when the equal rights amendment was born, and the civil rights movement against racism began. S&G's was about recognizing the silence and breaking it. This version is about the anger that after all these years the silence still exists.

[@keetahbrough]

has grown...

[@jacobjones5269]

It’s the same lyrics and same musical arraignment... All they did was turn on the distortion and screamed.. It’s blasphemous, IMO.. Like editing Shakespeare, you just don’t do it..

[@ExperienceEric]

Over 2 million innocent men, women and children were slaughtered by the viet cong after we pulled out. I'm not sure how that is such a righteous position. I certainly have problem with how we fought the war, but just blindly being against it is by no means a more righteous position.

[@GOGIANTS1091]

This, Hurt by Johnny Cash and Simple Man by Shinedown are in my opinion 3 of the best covers ever!!!

[@kilgor1980]

My top 3, no particular order. Easy - Faith No More(Originally Commodores) kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIHddYecfsdjerc Ring of Fire - Social Distortion(Originally Johnny Cash) kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHPEnKanfZeMjrM Simple Man - Deftones(Originally Lynyrd Skynyrd) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGHMqYhsbKuqpa8

[@lblueheron4098]

Nailed it Sal.

[@Duane_Grabert]

That's #s 4, 3, and 2 for me. Number 1, im my opinion is whitney houston's cover of i will always love you. Original by Dolly Parton.

[@Jlastinger88]

@@kilgor1980 yes sir, deftones version kills Shinedowns

[@Brandonbgarner]

Look up Rusty Cage by Johnny Cash it up there too.

[@fpanpurrzachariah6290]

When David recorded the actual singing he insisted that he had to be alone in the studio. When he was done they found David on the floor crying. Powerful.

[@reittahanda548]

fpanpurr zachariah WOW!!! I can believe it!!

[@drosottera8741]

fpanpurr zachariah, that's 'cause he wanted to invite God to enter his body and let It sing with his voice. That's what often happens with true artists: God manifests through deep sensitive humans.

[@melindaroop1346]

@@drosottera8741 Definitely!

[@robertstevenson1993]

@@drosottera8741 That's one theory, though most artists don't describe their process quite that way. Do you intend to go for the 'No true Scottsman' narrative, that always gets oId. I would say that you're casting assumptions and projecting. It's like you're trying to suggest that "true artists" have only ever believed what you do. Far from true.

[@MrJonah53]

Not quite right, but he did sing this 5 or 6 different ways,alone, and then finally recorded this, which is a mix of the other ways he sung it.

[@davidriddick82]

CHILLS TO THE BONE EVERY SINGLE TIME!! This live is unbelievable and powerful and his voice in this cover is perfection... 🤘🏻🤘🏻😈😈

[@victoriacunningham5029]

Just a note, he did get a vocal coach for this song as he did not want to let Paul Simon down. Paul Simon actually did say this version was "beautifully done". That is like a feather in anyone's cap. Huge props to Disturbed.

[@MrTech226]

Jamal I noticed that you massaging your throat signaling when David Draiman seems screaming at the end of the song...David is trained vocalist who knows vocal techniques without damaging his vocal chords.

[@roygarrett1865]

The way he can fry his voice then bring it back crystal clear is amazing

[@AndrewLykins44]

I think that’s why your my favorite reaction channel on YT. You appreciate music in a way I do. You notice the little things that most people look over. Love your videos man keep it up!

[@terak4786]

Down With the Sickness vs Sound of Silence is almost 20 years of difference. Since you mentioned the live performance, Paul Simon actually shared the video of it on his social media, which is one hell of an endorsement from the original artist.

[@jeanettedegiulio8220]

Disturbed made Paul Simon proud. Truly took my breath away.

[@robertaclark6079]

OMFG!!! I only found out that reaction videos are a thing on YT. First one I saw, bc CNN did a news story on them, was the Twins hearing Phil Collins "In The Air Tonight". Disturbed was the 2nd, and I've now seen it @100 times with different reactors, from vocal coaches to pastors to just plain folks. I heard the original when. I was 13 yrs old. It was the era of political protest songs. Now, as a 68 yr old granny, a proud hippie and citizen of Woodstock Nation, mu eyes and ears are waking up to music all over again!, through the reactions I'm seeing on YT. I'm also getting turned on to new artists and genres. Bless you and your cohorts on YT. You're making music fresh in a way it hasn't been for me in years. Also, makes me laugh when I remember when I was a teen listening to what's now called Classic Rock, the adults said, "It's just noise. It will never last!" 60-65 years later, it has not only lasted, it has brought different groups and generations together in a truly beautiful way ❤

[@BuckFlicks]

In my opinion, this is one of the best vocal performances ever recorded. The Conan live version is jaw-dropping too.

[@limitinfinity]

Agreed, even though the pinhead at the network added auto tune to the performance. David was pissed when he found out. He is one guy who never needs enhancements.

[@BuckFlicks]

That's unsubstantiated as far as I can tell. Lot of tin foil hat wearing redditors putting that out there, but nobody putting up any proof or confirmation.

[@INUAGAIN]

obviously you don't know of many vocal performers or listened to 6 decades of music. Vocals are great if you love the devil, he ruined a great song...

[@beadybaby]

@@INUAGAIN In the words of the great Bender..."Your best is an idiot." kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZyYm32Mepemb8U

[@randallmarsh1187]

@@INUAGAIN Dude, what is up with you? You post the same negative BS on almost every comment, did some bald guy hurt you at some point in your life?

[@whyaddnamehere]

David Draiman's voice is the definition of Rock God!

[@terri8988]

He gives me goosebumps I love his voice he was trained as a cantor for temple service.

[@lblueheron4098]

I saw an interview of Draiman. If I recall correctly...his grandfather is someone of great stature within the larger Hebrew community. I believe in Israel. Apparently his grandfather rejected him when he left the Yeshiva to "do metal". His parents apparently said "meh". A bit more accepting I suppose.

[@amandaparkeradams7965]

I was gonna mention his training if no one else had. Thank you. His range and quality of his voice is due to his extensive training to become a Cantor. I want to hear more like this from Draiman, but probably won't. My bet is that his training helps him keep from damaging his vocal cords.

[@janinemcmillan331]

I never get tired of hearing this version, or of hearing the word wow come out of almost every reactors mouth ❤️

[@fatooshtkd]

I've watched your reaction to this song several times... it's like watching it with a dear friend. Although we've never met, you have become a part of my home... Bless you Jamal...

[@efrainmeza2937]

When I hear this all I think is about my son we just to listen to this song before he past he loved this song it was one of his favorite songs

[@hootie6226]

Wow. Sorry for your loss.

[@audreyluna6023]

My condolences

[@BricktowneMedia]

David Draiman' s voice = Smooth as BUTTUH

[@katemccrea6963]

He, Corey Taylor, and Brent Smith never get enough credit for the power of their voices.

[@stevenneal172]

💯

[@mdexperience2011]

Truth!

[@Duane_Grabert]

Truth

[@sammitchell3657]

Shed some light from shinedown. Brents vocals give me chills everytime.

[@appalachianprivileged3312]

Shaun Morgan as well

[@terriarnold4865]

There is just one word for it 'Prophetic' Amazing

[@gloria7324]

Isn't his voice incredible? The way he switches to that growl and then back to the clearer projection...I get chills EVERY time and that's even after listening to it a buncha times because the little ones want to listen to it on repeat as well! Going to see your reaction to Johnny Cash and his version of "Hurt" now (absolutely amazing cover!) Someone else mentioned Shinedown's cover of "Simple Man", if you haven't listened to it I'm seconding this recommendation. Brent Smith's voice is really something. It was that song that got me hooked on Shinedown more than 15 years ago. .45 is also great. Their videos in general "get you in the song" like you said, too!

[@Vinnywell]

Buckethead - Soothsayer live it's mindblowing

[@Zaiterion]

I second this!!!!

[@jimini1976]

100 likes for this.

[@Schnorgldorf]

For sure, that is really good.

[@mariomariolemieux982]

Jordan, Live from the Culture Room. I love watching him work that kill switch

[@kimberlyk2573]

I could listen to his voice all day. His rasp gets me every time.

[@metoo7557]

Yo, seriously react to "Stupify - Disturbed" I don't understand why all reactors bypass this one.

[@botakbotak7739]

Spot on dude

[@matthewsalazar4553]

Blue oyster cult-Godzilla Crimson Glory- Queen of the Masquerade Sepultra-inner self Ministry-Breathe

[@milopearse175]

Goosebumps! He sustains notes with such discipline and intensity. It is so refreshing to hear vocalists respect a note rather than what I see is a unfortunate in too many vocalists these days who flutter through a variety of notes.

[@pjsin9472]

I still get goosebumps every time I hear this. Great reaction

[@Carolinafishingtales]

No lie, I always get tears in my eyes when I hear this version of this song. I can't help it. So much emotion put into the song.

[@joem7641]

As much as I love the gentle harmonies of the original, I can't get enough of this visceral, barely-contained version.

[@beesnort4944]

Listened to this thousands of times and every time....full body goosebumps!

[@elfstormer]

Paul Simon said this was the best cover he ever has heard, he actually likes it better than his own version because of the power in it.

[@INUAGAIN]

is Paul Simon a devil worshipper too? Yes, he is a Freemason, who (thru their secret society) promote the devil, demonrats...

[@shirleyujest7786]

Every time I see this video I get goosebumps. The intensity of his expression along with that growl in his voice moves me to tears and I just get chills all over. So glad you did this reaction! Thank you so much.

[@johncarllarmonie7731]

A genuine and intelligent reaction. It's exactly what I was looking for. He nailed the song....you nailed the reaction! Thanks for posting.

[@hannahgower95]

I don’t often say that the cover is better than the original, but this is one of those cases. His voice.... tears 😭

[@zeapod]

I LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@gloucesterdavid]

Chills. EVERY TIME. This is an amazing cover!

[@michellemchappell8918]

Chills every time I hear this. Saw them in concert last summer and hearing this live was nothing short of incredible.

[@brockproctor3193]

Filter- hey man, nice shot.

[@gizzy2403]

He did a great job on this, very powerful. I would luvd 2 hav heard Cornell do a version of this!

[@HobieKatt]

GOD FORBID you'd love that band 👍👍

[@mtivisate04]

dragonforce: through the fire and flames

[@narcissistectomy5134]

Arch Enemy “Nemesis” would also elicit a good response from him.

[@Wyziwyg]

Done

[@melocoton7]

this is not a song you listen to, this is a song you feel!! it's so fucking amazing

[@gatoelurso]

Thanks for posting this. I had not heard this version before, and it gave me goosebumps.

[@randycooper3428]

Watch the live version. I believe it was on the Conan O'Brien show. It's on KZbin.

[@Jedi4Life-u5y]

This song, and the way David Draiman sings it, seems to perfectly capture the current pain and despair that many Americans are feeling right now as the silence from policy makers is deafening .

[@mwichone]

Love it, watching them do this live is untouchable.

[@jeremygates9374]

Wave..after wave...AFTER WAVE of goosebumps!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@m0rdecai89]

Killswitch Engage - Arms of Sorrow or Desperate Times

[@leann6767]

Request: "Bridge Over Troubled Water" by Simon and Garfunkle

[@MakingBoost]

America - Sister golden Hair Seals and Crofts - Summer Breeze Billy Preston - Will it go round in circles Ohio Players - Funky Worm

[@BuzZzKiller]

I love Disturbed's covers! This one is my favorite, but he did a version of Phil Collins' "Land of Confusion" that was insane! Awesome video too.

[@gailglover9787]

It's like he's in your soul and your inner being! This is my favorite version. He's amazing!!

[@dezfan]

Watching you respond to music like this makes it all the more enjoyable.

[@bobbys4327]

I have watched this many many times, and every time, it still destroys me....

[@davidbanachek7966]

For grins, check out this awesome parody of The Sound of Silence by Tim Hawkins. It's called Sounds of Starbucks.

[@jasonkubin8795]

You are hands down, he most objective and thoughtful reaction specialist on KZbin. You convey and articulate what many of us fail to find the words to express. Best subscribe I've ever done.

[@mistiwhitea4896]

It's not just his dedication to his music that he makes those intricate faces it's how he forms his mouth in order to get the right notes out when he's singing that's why he's a master at what he does!!! Beautiful just pure Beautiful Noise music or whatever you want to call it!!!!

[@gabeackerman4964]

This band does a cover on every album. And not one of them disappoint.

[@americanverity3501]

Brah. Music transcends race, culture and political divide. Music is the VERITY #americanverity #jointhemovementtounity Keep on being you sir!!!

[@djroyd]

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