First Time Reaction to PHILIPPINE KIDS NAILING ENGLISH SONGS - Part 2

[@sybelso5949]

The audience is not the reason why the judge turns that quick, its because they can hear the quality and uniqueness of their voice with those 1st 5 words.

[@XavierKing.7]

because the first time they heard the notes, they knew the child had potential, so they immediately turned around, that's how good the judge singers in the Philippines are.

[@tuting1965]

Your right sir, mostly popular singer's in the Philippines came from humble beginning and singing is became their ticket to help theyre family out of poverty! Congrats,, your on the road to 100k subscriber!

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for the info!

[@somerandomcitizen]

The judges fighting over the kids are one of the highlights of the show

[@jkmegenio9598]

Your wife is right, audience in the philippines is important, almost all of us can sing so if the crowds get crazy it means they like you voice your style. Filipino audience is have a high standard towards singers.. so yeah ur wife is right.

[@JeopardyQuestionsandAnsw-fj6gv]

I like this comment 😂❤

[@labellavita12]

The little girl name is Esang, she is dubbed as Lea's mini-me and has been a fan ever since she was so much younger. Lea even help her to get in to the Asia tour of Les Miserables. They opened an audition for her due to Lea and her mother's request/referral.

[@TouchyReactions]

That's awesome.

[@Manong-dred]

@@TouchyReactions try to react esangs interpretation of Cyndi laupers "true color" on the philipine tv show, " your face sounds familiar" where each contestant must sing and look like the artist they copied.

[@tryingnothard]

⁠@@Manong-dredi loved it when she copied, Liza Minnelli

[@danw1955]

@@Manong-dred YES!!! I saw that several years ago, and Esang just killed it! I wish they still did that show. It was hilarious and the kids were so creative!!😍

[@keithrichardson6836]

A Bunch of super talented kids no wonder they all have a wonderful time performing they have a passion for singing from such a young age 👏👌

[@citash9998]

The judges are not relying on the audience going crazy but on the tone of voice or uniqueness of the voice that they are listening too although sometimes they do get curious if the audience/crowds happened to react enthusiastically on the contestants.

[@melanielove4397]

I love your little bickering, I find it cute, little arguments but shows love and respect for each other. Reminds me of me and my partner. Love you both❤️

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you 😊

[@ellakalnes8001]

I was thinking the same thing! The way they checked in with each other and stated boundaries like “I’m going to finish my thought” was so cute. I’ve never had a good example of a healthy relationship so it was kinda heartwarming.

[@perrytyler5500]

I'm loving the woman's reaction ❤❤❤

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you so much 💓 💗

[@moosedee4828]

The reason why they turn around very quickly is because you can hear the confidence in those notes and that's the most important for this kind of competition.

[@Rszmc_0005]

They're turning so early bcoz you have to consider the nerves they are all "KIDS" at the time so in the first note you can tell if the kids are great.

[@Rszmc_0005]

And you can teach them to hit those notes so hitting those notes not always the point.. if you are confident enough and you have a unique sound or attitude in your voice most likely the judges will turn.

[@lizzzzl]

You're actually right with your observation that most Filipinos would take singing as a career to get out of poverty. Most of our professional singers are products of MANY singing contests in the country, small or big ones. We call them "kontiseras" or veterans of singing contests, they usually start as early as 4 yrs old and and they use their prizes(usually cash) to support their family needs. Konstiseras used these contests as their training grounds and at the same time a venue to be discovered by talent scouts/producers.

[@TouchyReactions]

You have to do what you can. I'm glad they have an outlet for their talents.

[@aleanahsacar4214]

As for singing as a way to not get out of poverty, it is true. It's a way to uplift your family and have a better life. Many famous Filipino singers come from poor families or middle class families like Regine, Mori, Dulce, some members of SB19, Charice and Sarah herself. Of the kids featured here, only a handful are still singing today.

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for sharing

[@Ewan17117]

The whispers in the morning 😂

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

Zack Tabudlo is a ghost writer in Los Angeles. He’s really amazing singer and songwriter. He’s one of my most favorite. As for poverty, you’re right, people sometimes use their singing voice as their way out of hardship. Many famous singers in the Philippines been through this

[@TouchyReactions]

Is he that first singer?

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

@@TouchyReactions yes

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

@@TouchyReactions you guys should react to the following from him. • NANGANGAMBA (music video) • GIVE ME YOUR FOREVER (music video) • GIVE ME YOUR FOREVER (feat. bilkin) • GUSTO (feat AL JAMES) music video • HABANG BUHAY (DIGITAL CONCERT) • BINIBINI (music video)

[@TouchyReactions]

@@frisc0pn0ib0i I'm pretty sure that we've done give me your forever.

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

@@TouchyReactions I think I missed that I’ll go watch that now

[@gingerm1974]

The little girl who sang Home is a fan of Lea and she joined a contest prior to this as mini Lea thst is why Lea recognized her. She was 8yo then in the finals she had a diet with Billy Crawford singing You can count on me she is really good. Been part of Asian tour of Les Misirable fpr a time. After this she was in a TV show Your Face Sounda Familiar kids version she did True Colors as Cindy Lauper and another song from Barbra Streisand.

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for sharing 👍

[@cleolauren8670]

I think these judges normally listen for a unique tone more than the skill in singing. Tone or voice quality is not something you can teach. So when they hear that, they turn around right away.

[@TouchyReactions]

I guess that might be right.

[@robertcrawford7806]

Yes, that is Zack Tabudlo.😊

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks Robert

[@August_Greg]

I guess the quick turn around of the judges were base on the texture of the voice where it fits on what they are looking for their team. Since minor voice issues by a contestant latter can be corrected by them as a coach.

[@renatojusayan4160]

the last girl contestant also pursue her dreams in british got talent and kow shes also artist back in the philippines

[@livyensab9810]

Finally! Thank you for this~

[@TouchyReactions]

Our pleasure 🙏

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Good 👍 In 2015, Esang de Torres ranked 3rd. She was coached by Leah Salonga. Suggested future video 📹 Esang de Torres, Zephanie Dimaranan and Elha Nympha sing Flashdance and Fame. Part 3 features Zephanie Dimaranan and Elha Nympha. They will blow your mind! 🤯

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks Cowboy

[@nah6649]

they are all Talented 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷♥️♥️♥️

[@psyduck9475]

"I could do those five notes!" says an old man comparing himself to a young kid singing on stage 😭😭😭

[@aleanahsacar4214]

First of all I would like to commend you both for your extensive knowledge of these songs. Ryan is very quick to identify the titles and the artists. He also did well identifying Darren and Zack. Second, to the bone of contention for this video. It's a compilation of the Voice kids being good in English songs meaning it's been filtered to include those who have passed /impressed the judges. Also, these judges are all professional and trained singers. Lea is Lea, she'd look always for the classical voice. Sara is the Pop Princess, she's more contemporary. And Bamboo is the rock star. They all have ears for the best singers. And no it doesn't have anything to do with the audience, sorry Cindy. The kids that passed all had unique tones.

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us 😊.

[@drachirocnarf7563]

There is a lot of ticket out from poverty in the Philippines singing is one of those.. and for the judges turn with in a minute.. there is pre selection i think before you sing from there and you know when it comes in this kind of competition expect the best..😊🎉😊

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for sharing.

[@felicianomarimla8064]

The little girl you pick guys is Esang😊.... And she has a Wish 107.5 bus performance... I'm thinking if don't mind check it .. but it's a Filipino songs 😊 the title of it is... SALAMAT SALAMAT MUSIKA😊

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you 😊

[@felicianomarimla8064]

@@TouchyReactions your welcome 🤗.. I'm looking forward for your honest and bold reaction specially the gentleman.... I think he is very meticulous on everyone performance I like that a lotta.. co'z I'm learning to it☺️" Salamat" it's means thanks

[@Manong-dred]

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[@itsgabby-desu]

you're wrong maam, its not because of the audience alone hahaha. they are pro for a reason, they can hear something much deeper than what's in the surface.

[@heyitsshadz]

3:39 you're right. Bamboo (the male judge) didn't want Lea and Sarah Geronimo to turn around cuz he wanted that boy. 6:42 yes. Singing and acting is a way out of poverty for most of the small town people. I believe one of the judges, Sarah, had started that way herself.

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks 😊

[@WhengArt]

When you watching the voice kids live,you will be hurt and angry watching lots of kids that don't get even one turn by judges.most of this kids on this video got the best and fastest turn.but this most of this great kids don't reached even simi finals.thats how brutal this shows and you see kids and family crying,failing their dreams.

[@TouchyReactions]

Brutal

[@moisesgibe3339]

Bamboo, the Judge his a famous rock singer in the Philippine

[@marcazs13]

It's "Home" sung by Diana Ross, the one who sang that little girl 😊

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you 😊

[@labellavita12]

Hope you can react to Lea Salonga's recent performance of She used to be mine. Poted by Catherine Wright just 6 days ago.

[@sergiosarmiento237]

Part3 next

[@TouchyReactions]

Coming soon

[@lelemethcarumba4566]

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[@helendinofedillaga1078]

Hi , I like you both you're sweet couple,❤❤❤, pls.try to react esang de la Torres on wish bus sing salamat musika,thanks

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you Helen. I'll add it to my list.

[@XavierKing.7]

I love your wife reaction ❤❤❤

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you 😊

[@serennaivylee6572]

Hi. Please do a reaction to MORISSETTE'S performance of "Wind Beneath My Wings"(A Mother's Day Special song for her Mom) at Laguna concert. It was awesome. Thank u❤

[@fushumang1716]

I guess the question is whether those that turned quickly were right afterall😏😏😏

[@TouchyReactions]

Yes indeed

[@melaneescoto8472]

@@fushumang1716 yes definitely.They have good ears for music.I've watched this competition and they've always been right with their choices,not to mention their coaching abilities.So there

[@ramaquinoiii9679]

This reaction could have been better if you guys start a conversation when making a point instead of just waiting one to finish to make his point then the woman starts her point without making any conversation. This should not be a battle between two points. We would have enjoyed it more (tho we enjoy you guuuuys a lot). ❤️😊

[@ramaquinoiii9679]

Btw, we feel it when you guys are frustrated by the other. I saw deep breaths, bowing of the head and a lot more. We dont want to pressure you in making reaction videos. We just want to see you enjoying their stuff like how we do it. Technically, we just want someone to watch with us ❤😊

[@TouchyReactions]

Sometimes, we do get frustrated. When we disagree on singers. We try not to let it show.

[@aileengracepalermo5135]

❤❤❤..pls try to react TNT boys of the Philippines..i know you will like it....

[@TouchyReactions]

We reacted to them last Christmas

[@TouchyReactions]

They are good.

[@samueljravestruz4702]

❤️❤️❤️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@midnyt3005]

not just singing but talents and skills could get them out of such poor living not just like americans that like you said only in basketball

[@TouchyReactions]

Thank you 😊

[@alexandertan8504]

You are right. Singing is a ticket out of poverty here in the Philippines.

[@TouchyReactions]

@alexandertan8504 thanks Alexander 😊

[@leenmartinez]

@@TouchyReactions also, the parents' reaction on the judges turning around is a validation of their kid' talents and the opportunity to be coached properly.

[@proudajero1709]

6:50 Not at all unless you are lucky. Singing is the lowest form of talent in the Philippines. So no matter how gifted you are if you are destined to become famous you will become famous. I believe there's no particular areas or industry that will get you out from the kind of poor lifestyle even if you put a lot of hardwork into it. Everything is up to your Fate. Lol

[@glendatario9025]

Old Man they're kids... don't compare yourself or old people to those kids FYI😅

[@TouchyReactions]

It was 3 notes

[@rhonzcervantes4808]

FIRST

[@TouchyReactions]

Thanks for starting the comments.

[@viviennerh5527]

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[@VernalynAntipatia]

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[@tryingnothard]

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