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[@bibakroll8999]

You must remember that the rest of the world is not America. People do listen to opera. It is played on the radio and television, especially in Italy. Pavarotti was/is idolised in Italy like a great rock star might be in the US. Congratulations on discovering him! 😀

[@iriscollins7583]

What gets to me is some of the so-called performers of today, who have to use artificial machinery to adjust the sound of their voices, because they can't even sing in tune. And they have the nerve to call themselves singers. The mind boggles. So false.

[@maleym2439]

And america it's not USA, the rest of america know and love opéra

[@kellysong2256]

There are many, many cultured Americans who appreciate opera. No need to malign a whole country because of untrue stereotypes

[@RS54321]

@@iriscollins7583 Yes it is sad. If you haven't heard of him, check out Dimash. He can sing any genre, and was trained by his parents (his mom being a soprano)....his vocal control and range are beyond this planet.

[@RS54321]

@@maleym2439 And Canada!!

[@ingeborgvanessen9595]

There is no one in the whole universe who can sing it like Pavarotti!!

[@heidiv5488]

Jonathan Antoine.

[@DonnaGisellaTranchel]

Actually... Yes... The Swedish Tenor Jussi Björling...

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

@@heidiv5488 who?

[@louisianagrandma3595]

Enrico Caruso, for sure!

[@josephclift3662]

Agreed

[@jodeedubois2587]

You don't have to understand the words to enjoy the music. It grabs ahold of you and makes you feel it!

[@annametzer3804]

My mother loved Pavarotti. She said I don’t understand what he’s singing but I feel it. She got to see him in concert.

[@maureenalder8905]

Not only was he the greatest tenor EVER. He was a super nice guy..miss you big man 😢

[@Hibernicus1968]

_Ever?_ I don't know about that. I think you can make a strong case for him being the greatest since music has been recorded. But generations of opera singers lived and died in the era before recording, and we simply have no idea what they sounded like. Even the earliest artists from after music started to be recorded, we don't _really_ know. Enrico Caruso, whose fame and popularity were every bit the equal of Pavarotti's in his own day, might have been as good or better, but because the only recordings of him come from before the age of the microphone, where he sang into a primitive acoustic recording horn, which can only capture a more limited frequency range, the full depth and richness of his voice isn't really captured. Pavarotti is luckier in not only being blessed with an incomparable voice and talent, but also to have come along in an era when his voice and talent can be immortalized and enjoyed for generations to come.

[@rebeccapinto9926]

I recently watched the Ron Howard documentary on Pavarotti. It was really interesting to learn more about the man behind the voice.

[@AndrewLumsden]

EVER??? Don't kid yourself. What about Domingo, Tauber, Gigli, Caruso, Bjorling, Gedda, Schipa, to name a few of very many more, and moreover Mario Lanza who was Pavarott's inspiration. Don't be so utterly blinkered.

[@anavasquez8950]

​@@AndrewLumsden Sorry, but no one had a sweeter voice than Pavarotti.

[@RS54321]

@@anavasquez8950 I agree. He's my favorite.

[@shanellbailey7105]

Pavarotti is the reason why I fell in love with opera music. I like how opera singers hold their notes.

[@elleswan1]

Allora ti piacerà anche Renata Tebaldi.💜

[@planojag595]

I never got into opera music either but whenever Pavarotti was singing I gave him my full attention. I admired that man so much and wish he was still here with us. RIP to the GOAT

[@sandrak.robbins6305]

This gives me chills every time I hear it. Incredible. I tear up hearing this. Thank you for checking it out.

[@maureenalder8905]

Me to Sandra 😢

[@elzar760]

chills every time, and if I think about it I know the words, but mostly I just listen to the emotion. Long before I ever knew the translation, it brought a tear to my eyes not even understanding.

[@tonybries5586]

I cry every time I hear it sung. so powerful

[@tonyzaffiro9314]

what people seem to miss is that what we just heard was an aria from an opera. Watching a full opera will not appeal to most people, but listen to arias will. Who could not lay back with eyes shut and a cold beer and listen to the this great singer, the best. When he sings it makes me shiver.

[@sharonvincent4238]

Operatic voices are so powerful and emotional.

[@JennyJohn50]

Pavarotti did many collaborations with other artists like James Brown, Tracy Chapman, Eric Clapton & many more. Worth checking out! Thanks for the great reaction!

[@jackmandu]

I love his collaboration with Sting where they sing Panis Angelicus.

[@JennyJohn50]

@@jackmandu I'm a big fan of the James Brown & Pavoratti (& Friends) concert of It's A Man's World. Also Pavarotti (and Friends) with Tracy Chapman singing Baby Can I Hold You Tonight.

[@merrilynhunt7819]

Hard to beat his duet with Celine Dion "I Hate You, Then I Love You" - 25 million views

[@poppiethestable1090]

@Jennifer John The best...Lou & Cline Dion.. Bend a ear

[@andreaschmall5560]

I loved Pavarotti but was never really on board with those collaborations/duets. IMO, his voice was way too much in a league of its own and did not match up naturally with the others. He was born for the opera and those other genres always seemed too small and puny for his talent and ability regardless of how much I might have liked those songs in their own right.

[@francinefernandes2007]

I strongly feel that artists like Luciano Pavarotti, Placido Domingo and Jose Carreras and many other classical singers did and are still doing a great deal to bring opera music to the masses ❤❤❤

[@ellenlyons7413]

domingo certainly brought use of child prostitutes and molesting his soprano s to the world.

[@gavinmcleod7446]

It’s a man’s world- James Brown and Pavarotti will blow your mind.Great reaction to this classic. 🐐🐐

[@bobhoffman9848]

Wait until you see his duet with James Brown. Genres can co-exist on the same stage.

[@gwenkruger2779]

There are hundreds of Opera Houses in the world and has a huge following. I love opera, starting listening to it when I young because my Dad loved it. I am now 76 and still love it.

[@l.hutton4224]

My dad loved opera, too, and I came to love it because he did. The only time I ever saw him cry was during “Casta Diva” when he took me to see

[@iriscollins7583]

I have never been rich. I come from a family coal miners. I was introduced when I I was in my teens,fell in love with the beautiful voices, the music. Admired the artistry and hard work that someone has to put in to even become an opera singer. Singing lessons, reading music, learning foreign languages etc.Acting .On top of being gifted with a good singing voice. A breed of their own.

[@biggmaqq]

Not all operas are heavy. There are many comic operas worth checking out. Try "The Barber of Seville."

[@michellejackson6679]

My mother and sister loved this man so much... I've never liked opera... but this song gets to me.... give him his props on this song. Actrualy on any son.. Pavarotti had an amzaing. tenor voice..

[@patriciapalmer4215]

We were no where near rich, but our parents saved up their money, did without and took us as kids to the opera. Our whole lives, that, the symphony, ballet, plays. They took us to the library and we all looked up and read about what the stories were about, the meaning of things, the composers, playwrights. It ain't just for rich folk and it opened the world to us. They wanted to expose us to as much in life as they could and we won the parent lottery.

[@skyjuke2006]

Big Luciano! This man was an alien! Great technique, great power, great charisma!

[@RS54321]

Another alien is Dimash Kudaibergen.

[@MouthyMiriam]

Opera is one of my personal favorite art forms. An opera is a play with only singing. This particular aria (song) is one of the most famous and Luciano Pavarotti was one of the single best tenors ever to grace the stage. Look up Deana Damru and watch her perform the Queen of the Night aria by Mozart. Watch the best female opera singer in the ENTIRE world. I really really enjoyed your reaction, seeing you appreciate this made my heart happy!

[@jonathanlocke6404]

@5:44: His expression reflects complete and utter mastery of will to victory...He will NOT be denied...

[@marklivingstone3710]

I read an article on Pavarotti. Whenever he performed he carried a white handkerchief. Apparently, he was so nervous performing in front of an audience the handkerchief was like a safety blanket to him . When one of his friends, another great tenor, became ill with cancer, no matter where he was in the world, once a week he flew to his friends country to visit him. He was quite a man.

[@campervanman5340]

Goosebumps every time.

[@janicewilczek4879]

Pavarotti is the greatest tenor that ever lived or ever will live.

[@bethking7348]

It's not rich people genre. My dad took us 4 kids yearly to the opera in LA but first we went to the music store where he would buy us each an album. I don't remember if my first was Gordon Lightfoot or Carly Simon. I took both of my daughters to the opera every year and they loved it ❤. Pirates of Penzance is hilarious 😊

[@MugnifyRTS]

I've been to opera concerts when I took humanities class in college. I've never had a bad experience

[@jeffstevens4262]

His eyes as he finishes the song!!! So emotional. He was without doubt the greatest operatic tenor who ever lived, and this was the aria he was most famous for around the world. What a live performance. Absolute perfection (and none of the modern day 'AutoTune' nonsense either). God rest him. 🙋‍♂

[@cheryllblanton6758]

First song that ever brought tears to my eyes and I was a teenager. I miss him so much!

[@AnimeIsMeName]

Same for me but I was kid back then

[@michaelanderson1476]

This was the theme for the 1990 world Cup!! It was truly a memorable' amazing and beautiful time to be alive!!⚽️🌍🏆❤👏🙌👌👍🎉

[@TheOzStu]

Never been into classical or opera, but when I hear Pavarotti's voice I have to listen, even though I don't understand the words, the sound of his voice is just like an incredible musical instrument. The way he begins, the way he changes notes, he just sounds incredible.

[@fringelilyfringelily391]

If you can't understand the words, remember, Google is your friend.

[@cynthiarocco3124]

Saw the three tenors in concert. They were amazing. Thanks for showing. ❤

[@markbebber2284]

You should try the “good the bad and the ugly” by the Danish Philharmonic Orchestra amazing

[@charliewhicker1460]

One of the best duets was with James Brown. Powerful.

[@christinekelly5916]

Saw this live in Modena - there are no words to describe it

[@aussiejim1616]

It was the popular music of its day.

[@paulahoskins9972]

My absolute favorite. Thank you. ♥️🎶♥️🎶♥️

[@MugnifyRTS]

Your Welcome

[@stuartkidney3257]

One Voice....One Choir....One Orchestra.... Pavarotti = King David.... Choir = Angels ... Orchestra = Power of Nature

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

not without the conductor 🥰

[@stuartkidney3257]

@@anne-mariesindruprix4792 constant negativity....

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

@@stuartkidney3257 have another look - the conductor is totally absorbed in Pavarotti’s singing and conveys it to the orchestra and the choir. I totally agree with your comment -sorry if I offended you.

[@stuartkidney3257]

@@anne-mariesindruprix4792 ...didn't offend me, it was demonstrating (to me) that your view was not of respect, honor or admiration but of negativity (which is drenching almost ALL of American Culture the past 30 years). All of the content on that video came from Western Civilization, which is started by Jews & Christians and has, without doubt, created the finest, wealthiest, free-ist and most sophisticated culture in all of humanity imo. That is why millions of OTHERS seek to migrate to the USA! :) gratitude, respect, humility & kindness seem to be in SHORT supply almost everywhere in USA culture. And some of us just won't put up with it ANY more!

[@anne-mariesindruprix4792]

@@stuartkidney3257 good for you that I am european - from Denmark.

[@canangel75]

The passion for his craft was n is unchallenged......we all stand on shoulders of giants 💪 🙌 👏

[@deborahdennehy9937]

They may be serious but they are just unique!!! xx

[@thevahandbook]

Makes me emotional every time. His name is pronounced Loo-charno Pav-ah-rotti and he is a freakin' legend.

[@brokervc1]

Bro,Pavarotti was the greatest voice of our time.

[@katrinacash6393]

Freddie Mercury (lead singer of the band Queen) wrote a whole album in collaboration with Mike Moran (pianist), Sir Tim Rice (lyricist on The Golden Boy) and recorded with his favorite opera diva, Montserrat Caballé. Their performances are stunning. One of their songs was used in the opening ceremonies of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics and the song was titled "Barcelona". The three songs that they have live performances on KZbin are fantastic and a real fusion of rock and opera. "The Golden Boy", "How Can I Go On" and "Barcelona" will amaze you. This was a solo project for Freddie apart from Queen and it was after he had stopped touring with them. I highly recommend it (it's not so serious as the Master Luciano Pavarotti here). Barcelona video:kzbin.info/www/bejne/npzWnKigfJWIj8U The Golden Boy video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYHMq6yGad1mZqs How Can I Go On video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaSxoJhujJedisU

[@carolhayar3037]

Thx for my favorite male opera singer. Pavarotti passed away Sept. 2007. To me, he sang w-the most passion & emotion than any other male opera singer & that’s why i think he was the best. He attended Princess Diana's funeral.

[@FierySquirrel.]

Pavarotti was probably the greatest Tenor ever.Opera 'stories' are often dramatic,hence the facial expressions.An Opera singer isn't just singing,but of course also acting a certain character.I think,you would enjoy Pavarotti singing with other artists(non Opera singers).Especially his Collaboration with James Brown is epic!Here is the link : kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZKlanlph56Wf7s

[@pfcampos7041]

My mother loved opera so I heard a lot of it growing up. We definitely were not rich. But you are right its not mainstream. Pavarotti is considered the GOAT by many.

[@leroyleach7581]

...you're reaction is EXACTLY what it should be from you. you're not versed in this music, and yet you appreciated what you were seeing AND hearing. opera(most oftern Italian)is a genre that you don't have to know the lyrics...but, you know the feeling that is being presented. this song exemplifies that 'feeling'.

[@primategaberocco]

To assist, when you see one "C" it's a "Choo" sound. So it's Looch-i-ano for Luciano. 👍💎 And voices like this are literally a bull in a fine China store. 😂🥃

[@kidzrrelevant2593]

I just found your channel tonight. Yours was one of the absolutely best explanations of your feelings concerning opera that I have ever heard. Love this video young man!!

[@sandralorenz1796]

Greatest tenor in the world. This music is for everyone. Check out Luciano and the 3 Tenors 1994 performance. You will get a great sample of opera. Luciano's last performance was singing this aria at the opening ceremony of the 2006 Winter Olympics in Turino, Italy.

[@midianmtd]

Pavarotti plain and simple, was the GOAT. For me there were two perfect male singers, Luciano Pavarotti and Freddie Mercury. Vocally no other male singer could touch them.

[@heydayma10513]

It's for Everyone

[@tammyedwards-buchin3193]

I played opera, classical and Celtic music when I was pregnant with each of my children and they all still love it even in their 30s

[@francescobattisti9926]

I could never go to opera. but it takes a great talent. 40 years training, 400 years tradition. Then comes interpretation, but first you must be simply perfect. It's like classic ballet or Leonardo Da Vinci. It's another sport. Every note must be in complete control. And you must make the walls shake in a theater, with no mic or anything. It's the best that can come out from a human throat

[@annlykins4792]

To be well rounded musically. Must do classical❤Liked your reaction, young dude👍

[@Goenie2005]

It's amazing to see almost a universal reaction to Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma. Silence, awe, emotion. You can literally see the passion in Pavarotti's eyes. Love your reaction man

[@edwardbishop1176]

In Italy this is the music of the people. Workers sing opera while they work

[@valentinmagureanu8039]

LUCIANO PAVAROTTI: THE GOLDEN VOICES!🥰🥰

[@lb8132]

Great reaction. I enjoyed how you respected the maestro. You ran it back after you paused and did not talk all over it. Well done.

[@jacqueline4514]

Vocal gold!!! Gives me shivers every time ❤ Mind transforming music.

[@CorridorOfMirrorsRemixes]

I will forever love The Four Kinsmen, the great Australian entertainers, for introducing me to this song as a young child. One of the most beautiful songs I’ve ever heard.

[@Ocelot2000]

The whole world listens to and loves Opera. Especially ones written by composers like Puccini. You can't find a seat most of the time. In the US it is seen as Rich People Music and the prices reflect that but in Europe it's all over the place and everyone listens to it and goes to it. it is for rich, poor, old, young and often played outside in the summer for free for everyone. It's stunning! I wish it was like that here in the States. So Opera. It's a broad term referring to a story, set to music and singing, with colonists acting and singing the main roles and chorus behind. Just like musical theatre. It's the precursor to it. Now, some operas are easier to listen to than others. Some can damn near give you a headache and others will hit you so hard in the chest it will make you weep. Here you are only listening to one aria (song) from the Opera Turandot by Puccini. It can be sung alone as a highlight, like here, in concert, but mostly people hear it as part of the whole story and opera on stage, in costumes with lavish sets and it's part of the story. Puccini's famous operas are this one "Turandot" but even more so, "Madame Butterfly," "Tosca" and "La Boheme" the latter one's story was turned in the musical Rent and the film Moulin Rouge.

[@saritadugat3708]

This is really beautiful but when Aretha Franklin sang it I got chills . It was truly remarkable

[@anavasquez8950]

Pavarotti was the greatest male opera singer because his voice was so strong, pure, and sweet. My favorite song of his is Non di scordar di me. He sings the song solo, and there is a duet with Vanessa Williams as she sings the english version and does a respectable performance. Pavarotti, you are so missed! RIP.

[@flygrrl49]

Powerful voices is a powerful thing! Music unites us all !…..let’s let it happen.

[@ruth495]

I am a white, (almost blue) Scottish woman, who fell in love with opera after hearing this, many years ago. I was laughed at, in the Royal Navy, for having the Three Tenors Cd. Makes you emotional, easy to listen to. Calming. Listened to Andre Botachelli when I was pregnant, my daughter (7) loves him also.

[@hadessahf3549]

Why was it necessary to say that you are “white” to make your point?

[@littlebrookreader949]

In Europe, everyone knows these songs and sings them in public concerts! They’re like like national anthems!

[@jafarbarreiros9643]

Sometimes we think the tv are miseducating us but i discovered Pavarotti and could see myself stucked in front of the tv set listening opera when was only 10yo. Because of him i start to research about another universe, so nowadays i dig even deeper on classic music. Grazie mille signore Luciano.

[@SirBenjaminAzure]

I'm glad you enjoyed this. Pavarotti is indeed a GOAT of opera. Mostly Italian. I'd try listening to Vesti La Giubba by Placido Domingo. Also, Down By The Salley Gardens by Nicolai Gedda. Both different singers. You gotta do this sir. You who like this as something new, explore. I'm here for it.

[@kathleenevans1201]

My father taught me many things. But, the one thing that he passed to mt was his love for classical music. The first operatic piece that I saw was the cartoon version of Peter and the Wolf.

[@dewaltman4582]

What an incredible rendition. The best.

[@andreaschmall5560]

I don't know why no one ever reacts to his other arias and songs. So many beautiful ones to choose from. Listen to "Sorrento" and be blown away.

[@MugnifyRTS]

Probably because this is has high search results

[@RS54321]

@@MugnifyRTS Another excellent one is Anna Netrebko singing O Mio Babbino Caro...her beauty and vocal ability are breathtaking. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4qzg4eDnaqChq8

[@lynneivison5773]

Just imagine that last note includes 40 years of hard work, dedication, sacrifice and effort - all truly spiritual qualities encapsulated in 10 seconds - all his past experience, that of the composer and the musicians all coming together in a perfect harmony. It has a quality of the divine

[@Morg27]

You are right about opera having a serious side to it, and I'm definitely not an expert, but if you watch the three tenors live in LA in 94 (I think), you will see them having fun on the stage. Also, if you want an opera song to make your hair stand up, Placido Domingo singing Amor, vida de mi vida in that concert is amazing.

[@DianneRed]

You are listening to the greatest opera singer that ever lived until this writing!!!!! He has been dubbed the master of the HIGH "C"!!!! No one can nail this particuar aria as he can. I'm glad you like him.....R.I.P. Luciano!

[@samhartford8677]

Yeah, I understand. You are talking about the US. I listened to this on my own when I was a teenager in Europe. My nephew was a one year old when he asked 'who sings?' when Pavarotti was played. Not saying this is anyway an average experience, but in Europe we enjoy classical music and opera more. But play and react more, because there is no need for this stuff to be for 'the better folk'. You have the same ears as us and the same soul as us. Just spread the music. I appreciate soul, gospel, jazz etc. Tip a toe in our pool.

[@JF-dy2dr]

Opera brings out emotions - this also must be understood in the context of the entire Opera "Turandot"

[@user-rv5ps3wd6h]

Goosebumps....... everytime

[@christinerobinson9372]

There are funny operas too. There! You just showed me that you understand more than you realize "He sang that with so much grit!' Yes, he did! He is singing "I will win! I will be victorious!" That message came through to you simply through the power of his voice.

[@r.fairlie7186]

I’ve seen an interview with Dame Malvina Major, the retired New Zealand soprano who sang duets with Pavarotti. She mentioned the three young opera singers originally from Samoa who trained in Wales and are known as Sol3 Mio. All three have a Master’s degree in Opera Singing. Dame Malvina said that one of them, Darren Pene Pati, sounds very much like Pavarotti when he was young. Pene and his brother Amitai Pati, sing “Nessun Dorma” on Sol3 Mio’s KZbin channel. They’re both tenors and their cousin, Moses McKay is a baritone. They’re doing a brilliant job of introducing opera to the younger generation. They also do crossovers so are capturing new fans who then fall in love with opera. They’re now performing separately for opera companies in Europe and the USA. Pene’s diction and clarity when he sings Nessun Dorma are perfect.

[@faydriahenderson9392]

He's good. I like too that he sings different genres with other well-known singers.

[@terde9651]

Enjoyed your reaction ❤

[@aprilwhite6435]

I also loved Mario Lanza,!! He played the Great Caruso in a movie!! Pavarotti played in a movie called "Yes, Georgio"! Loved them both!! ❤❤

[@carolisherwood493]

I never heard opera on radio in USA but often in Europe. Try listening to Pavarotti (more) and Maria Callas. Head back , eyes closed. Really listen….you will start to love opera

[@thepunadude]

I HAD THE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR PAVAROTTI SING .. ONLY ONE OTHER SINGER GOT ME IN THE GUY LIKE THAT .. ROY ORBISON

[@mrbumble2986]

The expression on Luciano's face at the end spoke volumes. It was like he was saying "Yes! I really fucking cooked that" 😄

[@brendaguerin5423]

Thanks to my dad I was exposed to opera early He took me to see the Micado operetta when we were in Scotland I was 9 years old. He is one of Dimash's favourites, You might enjoy El Divo

[@rinynewton8297]

Outside America there IS opera!! BIG TIME!!!

[@C-man553]

Insightful analysis Mug.

[@peggajordan5635]

I grew up with it. My mom use to sing me songs in Italian.

[@MichaelJones-wm3fo]

if there was a man who couldt break the barriers between humans of all kinds, rich or poor, young or old... Pavarotti was a god among the singers.

[@kirkrelf1402]

My mother listened to opera great Leontyne Pryce when she was pregnant with me. I came out of the womb loving opera. Check out her recordings of Carmen, the opera by Bizet. It's a little saucy with a little more flavor than some other operas. I still love it to this day and I will turn 63 on Monday.

[@billdomitilli8125]

He is arguably the finest Tenor who ever lived. Opera is the singing of a musical stage play by various Author/Playwright/Composers, like Puccini [Poo-CHEE-nee] here. It can be serious because the singers are playing the part of a character. In this case, the character's last line is: I will win, I will win, I WILL WIN! I hope this helps you understand. Cheers, --bd

[@michaelgombkoto6941]

Yes, i saw your face - feel it! :)

[@aurismosquera4308]

Uno de los mas grandes tenores reconocidos y famosos dentro de la musica clasica. Tampoco soy de escuchar la musica clasica pues no me atrapa al 100% pero hay que valorarla y apreciarla pues. Me gustaria que reaccionaras a un cantante que me parece extraordinario con una voz unica y particular en este tiempo. Cakra Khan con el tema Teneesee Whyskey

[@susansapp6136]

Our young people have missed so much. You should be enjoying ALL YOU CAN GET! That song was taken from an opera called Turandot.

[@edandkarendamadio4108]

You should have heard him sing that aria in the actual Opera when he was younger years ago. He held that final note for 18, (yes, 18) seconds! There has never been one like him!

[@neilforehand1121]

Not an opera fan but I applaud you for exploring different forms of music!

[@Dej24601]

Classical music stations used to be found in all larger cities but not as much today, and opera was a common part of their airplay. Opera may be considered more for “rich people” today, (due to production costs) but just like Shakespeare, it originally was the entertainment for everyone. Some operas do have more comedy and even a little fantasy, but most are dramatic or historical or tragic love stories.

[@larynanntapp6333]

I'm a pretty new subscriber.. I subscribed because you're open to genres that few reactors will listen to and you pay attention to the songs/videos but don't prefer to take up chunks of time talking about something that can wait! I am so glad I stumbled across you! Just one question...do new subscribers get to request a reaction?! Regards from Kentucky!!

[@MugnifyRTS]

Let know what you wanna hear

[@larynanntapp6333]

@Mugnify Reacts I planned on a song from one of musical theater's best shows but they usually get blocked. So, second choice is Brian Justin Crum...AGT. Hope you like it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXWsgpmKmbCKq7s

[@joer5627]

Bro, simply the best - ever!

[@karenlobosco9646]

Sit back and listen to the greatest voice in history. GOAT. PS. There are comedic operas. Plus, I find opera is easier to understand when you watch it.

[@karenlobosco9646]

PPS. I recommend Pagliacci, and make sure you get subtitles so you know what's going on. Love, jealousy, murder, its got it all!