FIRST TIME HEARING - Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow [REACTION!!!] Absolutely Incredible!!!

[@marylynn8455]

Welcome to Home Free! The beatboxer's "nomonica" as it is affectionately called is just the tip of the iceberg with him. HF has a vast catalog of music videos...pick any one and you will enjoy. Thanks for the reaction! Subbed.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole ! It's a fun journey dude ! You'll love these guys. They just dropped a song yesterday called "What Christmas means to me"...a cover a few others have done...be ready to laugh cause these guys are goofball too ....I'll say I'll never eat any cookies they cook !!! You have to see the video to understand !! It'll get you chair dancing & laugh...great upbeat way to lead into Christmas...after Christmas check out their "masterpiece" BROTHERS in ARMS, a cover of a Dire Straits song...it's a compplete eargasm of harmonies, and a fitting tribute to our Veterans

[@Anne_S.R.O.C.F.]

Welcome aboard the Home Free train!! These guys are so incredibly talented - all their songs are just amazing! Check out their versions of "Folsom Prison Blues", "When a Man Loves a Woman", "End of The Road" and "Butts Medley (Remix)". Save MayDay for awhile - you'll appreciate it so much more once you have a grasp for each member's vocal range and abilities. Subbing and will keep watching! Peace.

[@Angie-yt1ki]

I absolutely love when male reactors are still reeling from disbelief of Adam's no harmonica perfection and here comes Tim's voice strutting in. They automatically straighten up and get a still look on their face for a few seconds. Thank you for being observant and notice Tim's drop in the next line.

[@marcom6089]

Harrison, you’re going to love these talented men from Home Free. I can’t go one day without listening to at least one song. I used to pride myself in saying, I’m not one of those people who just adore a band, group, solo artist…etc. Well, I wouldn’t say I’m there yet but from the looks of it, I’m getting close to it. Their voices make me smile 😃

[@par500dragon7]

Fans are called Home Fries, and we are many and loyal! So glad you found them, and looking forward to more reactions.

[@tomhansen4576]

The person doing the harmonica sound is Adam Rupp. He is generally called a beatboxer, but Adam is really more than that. He is a vocal percussionist, and some call him a human drum kit.. He considered probably the finest in the world at his craft. He also does the harmonica sound in their cover of Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues. The bass singer is Tim Foust and he has a 5 octave range. They are known as the only country A Capella vocal band, by the also do R&B, pop, gospel, and Christian music as well. They are approaching 200 videos with a third of a billion KZbin views. The band started 20 years. They won the 4th season of the Sing Off, the year after Pentatonix won their season. They are known to have the richest harmonies of any band now or before them. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. Their talent as a group is unsurpassed, although PTX, VoicePlay, and Voctave are excellent groups too.

[@misty3941]

Welcome to the rabbit hole. With that said, PLEASE avoid Mayday until you know them better. I recommend End Of The Road, but all of their songs are fire.

[@wanita7025]

Know who each of them are before mayday

[@jimpattonjimpattontowing3093]

If you think the bass is low in this then check out Ring of Fire. The bass singer is Tim Foust. You will love anything they do!

[@epiphany519]

Or "Brothers in Arms" or, well, you get the idea. They have collaborated with many stars including Don McLean (American Pie), Oakridge Boys (Elvira among others), Alabama, etc. Per Anne Passarelli save Mayday until you actually know the guys by name. They do both covers and original music. Allowing for the season they have done a lot of Christmas music too (again, including originals) but you'll appreciate their cover of "Do You Hear What I Hear" and a more current cover of "Mary Did You Know" (among others). If you're a person of faith "How Great Thou Art" among others are pretty profound. Enjoy and take care.

[@rcinsley]

@@epiphany519 Add to the list of featured singers: Kenny Rogers and Lee Greenwood.

[@epiphany519]

@@rcinsley Jeffrey East, Texas Hill, Jewel, Peter Hollens, Avi Kaplan, it's like we can add more almost anytime we look around but you're quite right. They were one of the last artists to work with the Legend Kenny Rogers and worked with Lee Greenwood.

[@maryrollins607]

@@epiphany519 Brother In Arms!!! Be prepared to be gut punched in the feels. Massively powerful message performed perfectly.

[@Spartan_777]

Ring of Fire is double the Bass. Avi Kaplan of PTX is a guest singer on it. Great ride.

[@tassilo5949]

I always enjoy the reactions of people who have never heard Home Free. I felt the same way a year ago. I listened to this song a few times until I was sure - there is no harmonica :-) The five guys are unique, just great. Brothers in Arms is another masterpiece from Home Free or the Christmas song O Holy Night. Great reaction!

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole- where the talent will blow your mind. Soon, if you hear what we, the fans hear- you’ll be among the greatest fan group--HOME FRIES

[@claudevillemaire355]

If you want to go to the other end of the music spectrum, they also do a cover of end of the road are boys to Men! That will blow your mind

[@pghrob311]

May as well start you down 2 rabbit holes as one. Try Misty Mountain by Peter Hollens and Home Free’s Tim Faust. It’s a listen well worth your time.

[@marlahudgins7038]

I just subscribed!! Welcome to HOME FREE HOME FREE is a county A Capella band (NO INSTRUMENTS) that does more than just country. Tim Foust, the bass (5 octave range) , Adam Rupp, the beatboxer (freak of nature), Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, since 2016, he took over for Chris Rupp (one of the founders of the group), Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browm high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well (Home Fries) , they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction

[@reginaminton1135]

These guys are amazing and so good. From Left to Right...Rob Lundquist the Beard...Tenor...From Minnesota...Austin Brown...High Tenor and then some...from Georgia...Tim Foust...Bass/and lots more...you will see Tim with short hair on the newer songs...from Southeast Texas...Back row Left to Right...Adam Chance (goes by Chance)...Baritone/Bass...from Alabama...Adam Rupp...beatboxer/percussion...from Minnesota...In earlier songs you will find Chris Rupp, Adam Rupp's brother. Chris left to go solo and is doing well. Just a little info on all the guys, for when you are reacting to more Home Free. Thanks for a great reaction. Subscribed

[@minneyruth]

Subscribed!! Home Free are a bunch of fun loving people. They're amazing. Check out Adam Rupps ( beatboxer)drum solo. You can't go wrong with any of They're songs.

[@joanwharff6483]

Adam Rupp is known as a Freak of Nature…LOLOL‼️🙃‼️. He’s an amazing human being for sure. He makes sounds not to be believed….what a guy 🔥🥰‼️🔥💥 Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole….it’s a fun ride, for sure 🥰‼️🔥. They are truly great guys, serious, but, boy…they love to have FUN, but their singing does Not suffer….just laughs along with the great voices🙃🔥‼️🥰. They have over 160 videos here on KZbin…..all genres. They are All Great ‼️

[@marenehanson5526]

Welcome. It’s hard to believe. Could tell you didn’t expect much. Enjoy - there’s sooo much more.

[@davidpost428]

Now you know. Try their "Ring of Fire" featuring Avi Kaplan from the a capella band Pentatonix! Also: "Elvira", that they do with the Oak Ridge Boys!

[@leadabo]

Welcome, this rabbit hole is awesome! Enjoy! I suggest “Try Everything” HOME FREE is an A cappella band Adam Rupp, the incredible phenomenal Freak of Nature, beatboxer, co-founder (Adam) Chance, the delightful Charming Crooner Baritone/Bass Austin Brown, “Sweet slender sassy Badass” High Tenor Rob Lundguist, the soulful Bearded Wonder, tenor Tim Foust, the intense 5 octave playful subwoofer Along with Darren Rust, “magic man” producer Jimmy, master of video technique And Retired founding member, doing his own thing now Chris Rupp, full gentle cheeky baritone

[@usmadgirl3074]

New subscriber & loved your reaction! These guys are the best of the best! If you want to get a few Christmas videos in before Christmas, start with "O Holy Night" or "Do You Hear What I Hear", but don't be confused because the guy in the cowboy hat in O Holy night & the cap in Do You Hear What I Hear is the co-founder of Home Free, Chris Rupp, with his brother, Adam Rupp, the "percussionist extraordinaire", but Chris left in 2016 for a solo career & chose Adam Chance, that they just call Chance to avoid confusion of having 2 Adams, to replace him. Chance was the one leaning on the porch post making the "jaw harp" sound! They've released 4 new videos in about 12 days! "Mary, Did You Know" is my favorite! Even their goofy, fun songs are amazing! Welcome to the "Home Fry" family!

[@doloresburns3301]

Okay Harrison, you just tumbled into the HF Rabbit Hole! You're in for one excellent journey. I only discovered this band in April and in my 8 decades I have never been this impressed with any artist, except perhaps Elvis and there were some of his songs I was not a fan. Home Free has become a habit from the first time I saw the Man Of Constant Sorrow video. You asked for recommendations... for their fantastic harmonies How Great Thou Art, a great cover of Boyz2Men End of the Road. For fun, Butts Medley can't be topped. There's a live performance of Your Man (Home Free Morrison IL that really shows off Tim's bass. One of my faves is Mayday, but you'll want to do several pieces so you are familiar with the guys and then check out the video (not the live performance). They recently released a new one of When a Man Loves a Woman where Austin (high tenor) does the lead. This is probably more than you anticipated, but it's typical of some of us Home Fries (Hf fans) that we just can't stop with a couple songs! You can't go wrong because they just keep getting better. Just subbed and looking forward to seeing more of your reactions to Home Free.

[@stephanietip]

I am pitiful.I just now realized I find new reactors by searching KZbin for reactions to specific songs.Its how I just found you.He does an awesome harmonica but you should hear him do drums

[@laurelgraightny245]

a new sub and welcome to Home Free ! They are amazing you'll come back to hear them over & over

[@WearingTheArmor]

Tim Foust (basso profundo) actually has a 5+ octave range. There are a Capella groups, then there is Home Free, lol. One deep rabbit-hole you have found here my friend.

[@LeandraSilvio]

Just subbed... love Home Free! Check out their cover of End of the Road.

[@leed206]

All of them appear to be able to beatbox ( I'd say Adam taught them) another song, not long out, Brothers in Arms & comedy Christmas song Cold Hard Cash.

[@roguemerlin1969]

I guess you noticed all the new subs from us HomeFries. We are pretty rabid fans.

[@susanbradley5685]

Brothers in arms...then just go straight through their playlist. 😁

[@ronaldschweitzer1110]

Welcome to the wondrous world of Home Free. If you react to Pentatonics, you have to do Home Free too.

[@kellywilliams364]

New sub for more Home Free. Since Christmas is a week away, you should check out the following songs: Do You Hear What I Hear, Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer, O Holy Night and Full of Cheer.

[@havingfun1968]

HOLY SHIT...................................................................................................................................................... THAT SAYS IT ALL!!!!

[@Broomrider1492]

Going deep down the rabbit hole. VoicePlay with Geoff Castellucci's bass. Now Home Free with Tim Foust's bass. These are my two favorite groups. Hoping you have a Jake Brake to slow you down so you can enjoy the ride.

[@brendagrothier967]

Love love love Home Free....they do all genre's.With two bass singers they have a richness that other Acapella groups don't have.

[@sandrapittman1305]

Pentatonix has 2 bass singers also Scott Hoying sings bass when Avi or Matt sings lead. And in VoicePlay, when Geoff sings lead, Layne can sing bass.

[@ppresley9208]

Now you've done it ... you've jumped into the Home Free rabbit hole and you're about to embark on a joyous ride ! Pick a song , any song , and be prepared to be amazed ! Welcome fellow Home Fry !!!

[@tmkellison4016]

I'm subscribing now just to continue down this road with you.

[@bridgetmccracken1381]

Welcome to this amazing group!!! Please continue your journey, so many great songs both serious and fun loving as well

[@toodlescae]

Go down this rabbit hole. It's an amazing journey. The mouth harp (you thought diggeriedoo) is Chance, the guy in the vest in the back and last one shown in video. Everything else is their sound machine of a beatboxer, Adam Chance. Yes that was our own "dragon breath" Tim going even lower.

[@bobr4987]

I've read that Rob Lundquist Added the crackle and pop to make it sound like an old vinyl record, at the very beginning. No idea how he did that. He also did the record remix, (DJ scratch), at the end of the singing parts.

[@toodlescae]

@@bobr4987 oh yeah I heard that too. The dj thing was obvious that it was Rob but no one pays attention at the end that shows Chance making the mouth harp sound.

[@KitKatyKath]

You mixed up last names. Beatboxer is Rupp, not Chance 😉

[@toodlescae]

@@KitKatyKath oops

[@bobr4987]

@@KitKatyKath Chance was the one doing the "Throat Singing" which sounds like the mouth harp. He said it really strains his vocal cords though and is not easy. Look up Mongolian throat singing on KZbin to listen to more examples, or for a tutorial to try it yourself. 😃 Love Home Free! 👍😎💯

[@louisetemples7011]

Home Free is my favorite group of all! They are different, special and incredibly talented and beautiful hearted gentlemen! Ring of Fire is awesome, but to me and the majority of folks prefer the live version from "The Sing Off" NBC TV Singing Compitition Season 4 from 2013! So if you would please react to that one! Thanks a lot!New sub! Anxious for more Home Free! Would you also please react to " END OF THE ROAD " cover of Boy's to Men " WHEN A MAN LOVES A WOMAN " cover of Percy Sledge " CAN'T STOP THE FEELING " cover of Justin Timberlake " HILLBILLY BONE" cover of Blake Shelton and Trace Adkins " TRY EVERYTHING " cover of Shakira " HEAVEN " cover of Kane Brown TY!♥️🍟

[@sueby1962]

New sub. Great reaction! I love it when people discover Home Free. Home Free is crazy talented, yet down-to-earth. They take their craft seriously but can cut up and be silly at the same time. Check out Dreamer, When A Man Loves A Woman, End Of The Road, One Man Band, I Swear, and Folsom Prison Blues. For some funny ones: Butts Medley, All About That Bass, Champagne Taste, Hillbilly Bone. For some serious ones: How Great Thou Art, Go Rest High On That Mountain. When you are familiar with all the boys and their vocal roles, do Mayday. And last but not least, Brothers In Arms. It is haunting and beautiful. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole! We home fries are a loyal bunch.

[@MommaBird52]

You have not entered a rabbit hole, it is more like a squirrel nest full of nuts! These are some crazy fun guys. You can’t go wrong and they too have personal channels to listen to. If you listen to their Sea Shanty Medley, you will hear Adam Rupp doing castanets among other things. They have covers as well as their own songs.Just dive in, wait a bit for one of my favorites, Mayday. Home Fries will let you know when you are ready for that one. Christmas a week away, you may want to hit some of their Christmas songs.

[@rebeccagibbs8794]

Hee hee (scratch, scratch...here we go, now) 😁❤️ BUCKLE UP!!! It's quite a ride!!! We're here for it, you blessed us!!! P. S.. new sub 😉

[@HenryCabotHenhouse3]

Welcome to wonderland, Alice. I must correct you, this song was not made for the movie, it's a classic folk song that somebody finally wrote down and copyrighted mid 20th century. Home Free has done a lot of great covers, many I consider better than the originals. But whatever anyone says, avoid watching Mayday until you have a good handle on the group and can anticipate their voice from their image. If you watch Mayday too soon you will not be as impressed as you should be. A good selection of all the boys singing lead sections (including the beatboxer) can be had with Auld Lang Syne, How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, Some Girls Do, and Die a Happy Man. For a heck of a lot of fun watch The Butts Remix, Champagne Taste (an original), or All About the Bass (but watch Trainor's original first for maximum enjoyment).

[@EarlJohn61]

I agree with all the above. Also I'd recommend missing out on Snow Globe until AFTER Mayday!

[@nancypriddy4382]

Love your reaction to the amazing Home Free. I have been to 7 of their concerts and not only did I see the beatboxer do the harmonica sound but another one of them joined in and they did a no harmonica harmonica duet. It was amazing. You have just found a huge rabbit hole. Enjoy.

[@billrice3250]

Man of Constant Sorrow was adapted for the movie. It was written by a blue grass singer in Kentucky around 1913 and has been recorded several times, including one version by Bob Dylan. This is my favorite version by a wide margin. If you keep listening to Home Free, you will be astounded by their range of styles - though most have a little country influence.

[@sjenny5891]

I had to laugh. You know how many songs were literally reborn because of a movie and people only know them because of that though?

[@pamelaneal6537]

Try Helplessly Hoping next...a Crosby Stills and Nash cover if you need some tight harmony. That should shove you right down the rabbit hole.

[@stischer47]

Please, Man of Constant Sorrow was NOT made for the movie. It was written in 1913, first published by Dick Burnett, a partially blind fiddler from Kentucky. It dates well before the movie. Just like Scott Joplin's music was long before the movie The Sting.

[@carolyngregory9092]

You should watch Adam Rupp beatbox live video. Do You Hear What I Hear is amazing too.

[@melikka808]

Great review! I see you have reviewed Pentatonix's music also...you should check out Home Free's Johnny Cash cover of "Ring of Fire" with Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix. Home Free does all kinds of music and does them all well...a sign of true and gifted musicians.😊

[@gushaynes5182]

This song is not orinal to the movie Man of Constant Sorrow" (also known as "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow") is a traditional American folk song first recorded by Dick Burnett, a partially blind fiddler from Kentucky. The song was originally recorded by Burnett as "Farewell Song" printed in a Richard Burnett songbook, about 1913.

[@bobr4987]

I'd recommend "Ring Of Fire" for your next song because they feature Avi Kaplan former Pentatonix bass singer along with Tim Foust, Home Free's bass singer. So, double the bass! More to love. Enjoy! Oh, Pentatonix is another Acapella group you will want to visit.

[@jerrybaker2857]

I'll let others guide you into becoming a Home Fry. But to broaden your acapella base you need to check out 2 more groups: Street Corner Symphony (also from The Sing Off! See Hard to Handle, Madness, and Uptown Funk); also see Citizen Queen (formed by Scott Hoying and Ben Bram of Pentatonix; see Killing Me Softly, Never Enough, and Y (original).

[@dibutler9151]

That's the sound of a jaw harp in the beginning and end. It is a staple of early American folk from the Appalachians. This song is around 100 yrs old at this point, so the jaw harp fits perfectly.

[@nightthornkvala94132]

Thank you, di butler. That's a jaw harp, aka Jew's harp, aka mouth harp. To hear them do a didgeridoo go to Home Free Drum Solo. Adam does a wicked and wild selection of instruments, electronics, etc.

[@denaturner8871]

Thank you!!! OMG!!! I was really starting to believe I was the fry to know this. Yay!

[@denaturner8871]

Chance is the one doing the mouth harp though.

[@stacymoore7348]

We are the Home Fries...rabid Home Free fans. Try Ring of Fire(also with Avi from Pentatonix), Folsom Prison Blues, When a Man Loves a Woman, and End of the Road. The beat boxer, Adam Rupp, has 2 or 3 world championships. These guys will also keep you laughing...try Grandma got Run Over By a Reindeer, Guilty Pleasures derailed, or Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget. Heck, try them all, Home Fries will come listen. I believe it is Adam Chance that was the digeridoo in this song. Please fans correct me if I'm wrong.

[@corinnaschmidt9735]

Good reaction. Please make more Home Free: Folsom Prison Blues, Ring Of Fire, My Church; In The Blood. And seasonal: Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer, Do You Hear What I Hear, Full Of Cheer.

[@babyfry4775]

Welcome to Home Free. I discovered them during the pandemic and fell in love. They are amazingly talented. They won the NBC show the Sing Off in 2013 the year after Pentatonix won. Their beatboxer is amazing and does drums, harmonica and all number of sounds. Try Adam Rupp Drum Solo (2015). He’s incredible. They all take the lead depending on the song. They sing country but sing all genres of music. Just so you know, the movie made this song popular but it’s over 100 years old and has been covered many times. Try Helplessly Hoping, Mary Did You Know, In the Blood, What We Ain’t Got to hear great harmonies. They have a lot of Christmas songs too…some serious and a lot of funny ones. Good reaction Harrison!

[@cccandyman52]

Since you have the Home Free virus in your veins, know that there is no cure. You can only feed the addiction. Try some Christmas tunes by Home Free, like Do You Know What I Know, I'll Be Home For Christmas, Snow Globe, O Holy Night, among others. They will continue to boggle your mind.

[@lucdowney4564]

Great reaction - subbed for more Home Fre!

[@robertleland4178]

Watch out for that rabbit hole. Almost any of their improvements (they are not covers) will amaze you. "How Great Thou Art", "Do You Hear What I Hear", "Brothers In Arms","Marry Did You Know" for starters, after that you're on your own. Good reaction.

[@roguemerlin1969]

The song was published in 1918 and first recorded in the 1920's. Adam Rupp does the harmonica and is a world class beatboxer. The didggery-doo is actually what is called a jews harp or a mouth harp. Adam Chance {Usually just called Chance}, the other guy in the back is a baritone and is the one making the jews harp sound. He sings lead in Folsom Prison Blues. Austin, the higher, sharper tenor, sings lead in When a Man Loves a Woman. Rob, the second, softer, tenor, takes lead in End of the Road. Tim Foust, the bass, has a five octave range. His range is best shown off in a clip from The Sing Off with them doing Ring of Fire. In my opinion it better than the one with Avi Kaplan. To see how low Tim can go, watch Peter Hollins featuring Tim Foust singing Misty Mountains. I am what we call a HomeFry, a real fan of Home Free. They have many, many music videos and you can't go wrong with any of them,.

[@sheliaspringer7389]

As a HOME FRY, I welcome you to HOME FREE. They have an extensive catalogue and have been singing together for 20 years! Tim, the bass, has a 5 octave range! His tenor is as good as is his bass. Adam, the beat boxer, holds 2 World Championships in beat boxing! Each member is as good as another. They do not have a lead singer. Whatever the song calls for is who leads.The remainder of the group is Austin, lead in this songand a spectacular high tenor, Robb, tenor who is wonderful also, and last but not least, Adam Chance, who sings baritone. You must jump down the rabbit hole and explore this phenomenol group! I BELIEVE THEY ARE THE BEST ACAPELLO GROUP OUT THERE! They also won the show "THE SING OFF" several years back! Each song is as good as the next...EXPLORE this wonderful band! You will not regret it! WONDERFUL! I LOVED IT! I also loved your reaction! Thank you and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

[@kylefrandsen2665]

These guys are great. This is one from the last few years with Adam Chance as the baritone/co-bass. You will see a lot of their older videos with founding member Chris Rupp (brother of the beatboxer Adam Rupp). In addition to being phenomenally talented, these guys are hilarious 😂 Check out their "Butts Remix/Medley" or "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget".

[@karinfichtner7479]

The sound in the beginning and end was a jaw harp...done by Chance, the fellow in the straw hat in back. When they perform it live, he sings a bit and then loops it for the rest of the song because he says it hurts his voice if he does it too much. And the bass man has a 5-octave range. Check out his "Snow Globe". Or "Mayday". AFTER you hear Folsom Prison Blues.

[@evelynsallie5703]

New sub here. You have found the best vocal band in my opinion. These guys are amazing. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer, he is affectionately call The Freak of Nature, Tim Foust is the bass and he can go lower, he also has a 5 octave range, the lead man in this is Austin Brown he is high tenor, Rob is the guy with beard and Chance is the guy in the back doing the jaw harp sound and he is baritone. You are gonna love the versatility of this group. They don't have 1 lead singer all of them can lead except Adam. I can't wait for more Home Free. Maybe try Ring of Fire next or it really doesn't matter they're all fantastic!!!

[@lauranichols945]

If you want to hear more harmonica, check out Home Free’s Working for a Living, a Ron Burgundy spoof.

[@cherokeemammyof4205]

Home Free brought me to channel and had to subscribe . As much as I love Home Free Could you please react Brian Justin Crum Cover of Creep on America's Got Talent. If you haven't already.

[@bryanhuff2010]

Welcome to the rabbit hole called Home Free!! There are many Home Fries that will be coming in to see your reactions... Check out Ring of Fire, Folsom Prison Blues, End of the Road, Adam Rupp drum solo, When a man loves a woman, then maybe seeing what they all can do, go for Mayday... They have some great Christmas songs as well, like Oh Holy Night

[@robertmyers2661]

This is just the start for you as you go deeper into the rabbit hole you will see much more. great reaction. Anything you listen to of Home Free you will enjoy.

[@vickiloyall7002]

More Home Free please! Cannot go round with anything, my personal faves are Folsom Prison Blues, Hillbilly Bone, When a Man loves a Woman, My Maria, etc etc. ❤️

[@mellowmarsha6166]

Welcome to Home Free's talent.. I love watching someone see them for the first time... Your face was priceless.. They are phenomenal.. Do You Hear What I Hear is a fantastic one for Christmas time..

[@Trishapurpleprincess]

Welcome to the Home Free world , the guys are amazingly talented and down to earth . They love to sing and have fun and have a very loyal fan base ( aka Home Fries) Subbing for more Home Free reactions 🤞

[@richardcarwile796]

Now listen to end of road cover of boys 2 menAmerican pie with Don McLain, may day cover of Cam to find their ranges

[@melinda4360]

Christmas songs "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer " and "Full of Cheer" "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire"( Johnny Cash songs)

[@paulacrump4679]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free!! Check out "End of the Road" and "When a Man Loves A Woman".

[@jewela44]

Just the beginning of your Home Free journey! Loved your reaction!

[@marciaramirez3791]

Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. "Man of Constant Sorrow" is usually the first HF video we Home Fries watched and were hooked. For more harmonica solos try Home Free' Huey Lewis cover "Workin' For A Living". For drama their Dire Straits cover "Brothers in Arms" and Crosby, Stills and Nash cover "Helplessly Hoping", just for fun there's "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget" and "Butts Medley and for Christmas holidays "Mary Did You Know" and "Do You hear What I Hear". This is just a tiny selection of their works. Great reaction, looking forward to more. Thank you and a very Merry Christmas.

[@debbers]

This was my first time sitting in with you today, thank you for letting me do that! Great reaction! I'm sorry but this is the only song I really know and love by them or I would tell you more songs by them. I'm sure someone will help you out!

[@blairkimberlin3447]

saw them in october and then again last week and they are beyond amazing live. adam has been voted best beatboxer in the world twice and tim foust(bass) hits the lowest notes in popular acapella. welcome to the rabbit hole you can't go wrong with any song you pick

[@lindasmith2501]

I absolutely love first reactions to Home Free!!!!! They are nothing short of amazing. Since this is the holiday season, you should listen to Do You Hear what I Hear. You are on your way to be a Home Fry (a Home Free fan!!!)

[@dagmar.6954]

I found these guys last year. This was the first song I ever heard from them & I was instantly hooked & became a homefry. The talent of these 5 men is insane. Together they are a perfect fit & complement each other so well. Tim Foust is the best bass singer in the business. I am so glad you heard the bass drop even lower after Tim's solo. So many reactors miss that. Adam Rupp their beatboxer extraordinaire can make any sounds & is in a class by himself. They lean towards country but can sing any genre. They are my favorite a cappella group. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.

[@cricketandbuddy]

They are not only my favorite a cappella group but they are MY FAVORITE ANY KIND OF GROUP!!!! Went to their concert in KC Mo on the 10th of Dec. Tim shock the venue with his lowwwww note on Ring of Fire. I was suprised the venue was still standing!!! My hair blew and people were commenting on where they felt it on their bodies. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXaUhZ1nqJ2om8U

[@fogdog165]

Congratulations, you've fallen in and won't wanna get out. Get comfy, this is gonna take a while.

[@micheletrainor1601]

An amazing take on a song that is a 100 years old. Absolutley flawless.

[@ericpotter4657]

New sub here. The look and disbelief of “Rupp Handmonica “ playing is an emotion all us Home Fries had the first time hearing it. This Song was my introduction to this group and I have enjoyed every minute of it. They have over 150 videos to choose from and a very very loyal following. Enjoy all great music you about to hear on this Home Free journey.

[@belinda9696]

These guys are known for their harmonies, a super bass that can sing 5 octaves into tenor range, and a human drumkit of a beatboxer. They are amazingly talented and these acapella groups have to have great vocals right? Because they can't hide them behind instrumentation, they are their own instruments.

[@carolchatham7766]

Yes welcome to HF a great group of guys and yes Adam beatboxer is the best have fun lots to choose from

[@wyd3428]

Listen to their cover of “Brothers in arms”, “Mayday”, or “End of the road”……. Any song the do is amazing. Brothers in arms is emotional.

[@EarlJohn61]

But be sure to leave "Mayday" until you have listened to about 10 others, so that you know where each of the group fits within the group.

[@rogerstreetman1453]

Welcome to Home Free.... you will find that Home Free is a truly different kind of acappella group...

[@dianefreeman7194]

Great heartfelt reaction. New subscriber and home fry. Oh boy, you are in for a deep hole with these guys. Try folsom prison blues, do you hear what I hear, when a man loves a woman. So much more .

[@janegreene2838]

Recommend cover of "Blue Ain't Your Color"

[@ceceliahines1166]

Please keep you hands and feet in the cart at all times as you take this roller-coaster ride down the rabbit hole known as Home Free...sit back , relax and enjoy the ride.

[@catchersmom16]

Home Fry here1 Welcome to the rabbit hole, Subscribed!

[@jameshill2855]

NATURALLY 7 IS THE BEST VOCAL PLAY ACAPELLA GROUPS I'VE EVER HEARD

[@N9TheNoob]

5:23 yes tim which is the bass singer in this group went down to an A1 whan they all started singing.

[@ginnyedmister3717]

Thanks for reacting to Home Free! You had the same reaction to the “harmonica” that we all had the first time! Adam Rupp is so talented that you forget that all of the drums you’re hearing are coming from his mouth! Very talented group!

[@sharnperdi6212]

Home free the Butts Remix! So hilarious 😂

[@dianethompson6816]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Home Free , hugely talented ,very versatile, genuinely great guys ,who as I'm sure you'll discover also have an amazing fun side 😀 looking forward to watching more of your journey with them 😀 x

[@nannachez]

A Homefry = a new sub to go on this journey with you😀😀

[@intermenater]

Jaw harp. This ain't Australia.

[@robertleath438]

Gotta check out Brothers in Arms.

[@deniseriley6622]

This song was actually penned by Dick Barnett in 1927.

[@douglasloss]

Actually, it was first recorded in 1927. It was first printed in sheet music in 1913, and probably existed earlier than that as (basically) folk music.