🤯 HE IS UNREAL 🎵 White House Road Reaction

[@rachelc8715]

Tyler has that Appalachian “cry” in his voice that I absolutely love. His songwriting abilities are awesome! Definitely go down the Tyler rabbit hole!

[@steveclark4020]

I've heard it's a sound we get from our Scottish & Irish ancestors

[@declancampbell1277]

@@steveclark4020 as a scotsman i'd say yes, but my voice sounds like a bag of cats drowning in a potato sack so im not exactly the authority on it

[@a.m.4049]

otherwise known as "the Holler"

[@davelex08]

It's called pain..

[@michaelkearney3648]

High and lonesome sound from Appalachia. Dwight Yoakam is gifted with it as well. Tyler is Paintsville, KY and Dwight is Pikesville, KY

[@wagonguy6718]

I’ll add, try “Nose on the grindstone”. He has such an amazing voice.

[@BradAndLex]

Will do!!

[@AClark-jx9zp]

@@BradAndLex Lexi baby girl, that's apalachee not the swamp.

[@kimberlygrimm7007]

Omgoodness YES YES YES YES!!!!

[@jimroe1081]

Yes, "Nose on the grindstone" shows off his voice even more! ..... If you can imagine that.

[@cracker3932]

Great tune.

[@dustinforbes1788]

Glad you guys got to Tyler Childers. "Nose to the Grindstone" is awesome too by him.

[@BradAndLex]

Ok thanks!!

[@Largeincharge]

@@BradAndLex yes please! Nose to the grindstone from this same performance is off the charts great.

[@dustinforbes1788]

@@BradAndLex No thank you guys for giving positive vibes during some tough times. Sending you guys the best from Louisiana.🙏🤘

[@atuuschaaw]

@@BradAndLex, y'all should check out "All Your'n" as well. It's another side of Childers. ;-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqOrlWakoKh8sJY

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Yep, same setting. Just him and the guitar.

[@kerrieeliza9239]

Being from Appalachia where Tyler is from, his voice perfectly sums up life there. It’s a hard living. People age twice as fast because the few jobs there are, are usually manual labor or coal mining. Families are isolated from ever leaving for a better life because of the economy and the opiate problem. The soul in his voice perfectly sums up the struggle and pain of just trying to get by.

[@tlbryant4697]

My cousin plays drums for Tyler, Rod Elkins. I got to watch Tyler play for 2 hours straight in my paw paws garage. The bucket he sat on is my paw paws most prized possession lol

[@shannonhotchkiss4396]

That’s so awesome

[@jeremyshenk2729]

that is cool as hell man

[@lkjh861]

Lex, your faucet metaphor is perfect ~ physically, that is exactly what he is doing: by opening and closing his larynx, he is creating turbulence (when narrow) in his voice box, which in turn creates the raspiness... whereas when he opens up, you get the really clear and powerful notes... you're spot on, it's all physics

[@lepm1970]

You could literally close your eyes and pick any one of his songs and not be disappointed. Arguably the best singer/songwriter in any genre at this point in musical history.

[@joshuawilburn5249]

Ohhh shit! Y’all finally going down the country road, this gets me amped up! I love this song

[@BradAndLex]

We're taking baby steps 😂

[@jeremymcafee1371]

Whiskey myers or cody jinks would be awesome

[@joshuawilburn5249]

@@jeremymcafee1371 ohh I agree both of those are awesome and don’t forget Koe

[@wasperminingco]

@@BradAndLex Charley Crockett, Sierra Ferrell, Colter Wall, Sturgill Simpson, Billy Strings... there's just so so so many.

[@requisitedesigns]

@@BradAndLex This is the best step you could take. Lex check out "All Your'n" by Tyler! The greatest love song ever written.

[@shanesturgill75]

Tyler is from my neck of the woods (Eastern Kentucky) and I have been enjoying his music for many years now. He was big in the local music scene here since he was about 16 years old. I'm going to suggest an emotional track - Follow You to Virgie.

[@LTIPW416]

God yes! My favorite!

[@whydoikeepgettincut]

Yes... tattoos is awesome too

[@JenileeSunshine]

Yesss! Prestonsburg here. I used to jam to Tyler back on the small stages. Same with Sturgill. So stoked they’ve gotten a big stage!

[@loganbailey1950]

He’s a Kentucky boy. One of the best we got.

[@tragedyshero72]

Love Tyler Childers, gotta do “Nose to the Grindstone” next.

[@TheOneAndOnlyFloridaMan]

I'm so glad you guys have decided to check out some country because that gives me an opportunity to suggest one of the best new artists to come out in the last decade - Colter Wall. His songs Devil Wears A Suit And Tie and Kate McCannon are a good introduction to his catalogue if you decide to check him out. You guys just keep putting out bangers, keep it up.

[@stevenodinson4222]

Can't forget Sleeping on the Black top and Cowpoke is pretty good too

[@Chimp_Handzee]

Nose On The Grindstone, Follow You To Virgie, Feathered Indians, All Your'n. So many great songs that you must hear.

[@trevormixon5337]

I normally watch yalls metal reactions, but I love that yall gave tyler some love here. He is the Layne Staley (lead singer of Alice In Chains) of modern country tunes. Tyler Childers and Colter Wall hold a special place in my heart when it comes to newer country artists.

[@ma4900]

Benjamin Todd and Sierra Ferrel are gems too

[@masonbrubaker1952]

Tyler and colter are the willie Nelson and johnny cash of our generation

[@nickwest932]

This whole session was golden. All the songs were phenomenal. Tyler is a national treasure.

[@noelcatanzaro3405]

This feels like home to me. Appalachian mountain music. Glad someone turned you on to it.

[@jimmyhall7740]

Best voice and music out there. Of newer music. Kinda Americana

[@hollyharvey1986]

Check out Colter Wall’s “Kate McCannon” too! He’s like a reincarnated Johnny Cash!

[@KEVROREACTS]

I love how brad calls chord progressions and riffs "beats". It's fantastic.

[@JayandLiza]

This seems like the country version of Layne Staley of Alice in Chains. You can just hear the pain in his voice to know that these lyrics come from his soul. His voice is haunting and gives you chills

[@josephfischer5179]

"Nose to the grindstone" talk about goosebumps. His best song in my opinion.

[@annaoswald5943]

If a song can give you goosebumps, as it did with both of you, I feel the artist has done it right. It seems only music that truly comes from the soul can do that.

[@kelligrayme]

Tyler is from Kentucky where Im from, and this is definitely a perfect representation of our music. What you all are talking about in his voice is called an Appalachian cry. His song "nose on the grindstone" is fucking perfection.

[@CellarDoorWhispers]

Tyler's the voice of Appalachia!! So happy to see people appreciating him, he's such a great person and a stunning artist.

[@jeffjohnson2093]

Check out Tyler's Feathered Indians...he,has great stuff.

[@hillbillyhippie4235]

Tyler Childers- Nose on The Grindstone, Feathered Indians and Hard Times are all very good

[@jasonstagg9238]

NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

Nose to the Grindstone!!! He is a talent like no other! 🖤

[@secondhandlyon2603]

He's from eastern Kentucky. He was raised playing bluegrass. There's a lot of soul in the music. My son is roughly the same age as Tyler and they knew each other a little. My son and I both play music. It's cool to see people getting into a local boy. Good video y'all.

[@jameseyman9078]

So excited to see you checking out this lane of music. Tyler's voice has a cry to it that reminds me of front porches and banjos. Another guy in this lane is Benjamin Tod.... Check out "we aint even kin" from the gems on vhs series.

[@markedwards8548]

Nose to the grind stone and hard times are a must listen , really shows his voice off and great story telling songs too

[@CommissarIRL]

Hard Times is an amazing song.

[@runyunhyde4373]

Colter Wall - Devil wears a suit and tie (Live Session) will blow your mind. It's a must listen

[@targhee159]

In addition to the songs already mentioned, I have to suggest “All Your’n”. He’s a poet with his lyrics and the emotion in his voice really grabs you.

[@melanieheathbeasley133]

Thank you for covering Tyler, he’s our voice of Appalachia. Listen to Hard Times, Lady May, & Nose on the Grindstone. You will not be disappointed! Love you guys!

[@melanieheathbeasley133]

Shake The Frost Lyrically beautiful

[@Sweep_The_Leg_Johnny]

he's got that Pike Co, KY sound! I was raised on bluegrass (my dad had a bluegrass band), so im very familiar w/ that kind of sound. Funny how i gravitated to electronic music when i was around bluegrass growing up...lol.

[@jdaman78]

If you gonna go down this road, here's a starter list..... Cody jinks, white Buffalo, justin cross, Colter wall, Benjamin Todd, tucker beathard, Zach Bryan, john moreland...

[@esellanta]

I love this song, but it’s one of those I would never have thought of to suggest to you guys. You are very open minded and genre fluid for sure! Keep up the great work Brad and Lex.

[@randallhearrell9492]

Definitely do “Nose to the Grindstone” great song with an awesome story. Another great one he does is “hard times”. Lovin the channel. 👊🏼👊🏼

[@bobby_c07]

Gotta do The Devil Makes Three - Old Number Seven

[@carlopton]

Brad's going to live forever. Lex cracks him up on a regular basis. Stress, what stress.

[@KEVROREACTS]

This is EASTERN KENTUCKY country music! (Tyler is from eastern ky btw lol)

[@JenileeSunshine]

We roll out some of the best voices of our generation!

[@NotStanleyTucci]

Lex is always on point: old man and a young man- perfect

[@Scoobywoo7447]

Banging song, didn't expect you to do tyler childers.

[@alexg.9502]

My favorite artist. Glad to see y’all reacting. Check out feathered Indians, shake the frost, lady may, hard times… and so many more.

[@abhorrentlullabies9947]

Tyler is in my opinion the best songwriter right now, Benjamin Tod may have something to say about that though! Your next Tyler song should be EVERY SINGLE SONG HE HAS EVER DONE!

[@joelwonder5362]

Billy Strings is out there writing some good stuff! But Tyler has been fantastic.

[@matescreekassociaton]

Thank you all for this video, just came across this channel, loving and great looking couple. Our Appalachian accent is unique up here in the Kentucky & West Virginia Mountains. His "Nose to the Grindstone" is totally awesome as well.

[@ukfor9bbn4ever56]

That’s a Mountains of Eastern Ky vibe!!! His hometown just a county over, and the great Chris Stapleton is born and raised about 15 mins from my hometown! That being Paintsville Ky of Johnson Co. That’s the thing of Southeastern Ky, all running down this HWY US 23, also known as Country Music Highway! All from this small pocket of the Appalachia Mtns in Ky you have The First Lady of Country Music Loretta Lynn, Crystal Gayle, The great Keith Whitley, Billy Ray Cyrus, Dwight Yoakam, The Judds, Tom T. Hall who wrote like 11 #1 hits, Sundy Best, Gary Stewart, Patty Loveless, and of course Tyler & Chris not to mention Sturgill Simpson was born and raised also in the Mtns of Eastern Ky from Breathitt Co and the city of Jackson. Ended up moving as a teenager to Lexington.. That is a few, and we are very proud of those who do big things from our area, bc we may not appear to have a lot going on from the outside looking in, but we got our own way of life and we wouldn’t change a thing! Family & Friends, good ole homegrown front porch pickin music, The Lord and church on Sunday, hunting & fishing, anything outdoors, and food that you can’t get in any restaurant! As Hank says better believe we grow our own smoke, and make our own homemade wine..,but more like our own corn liquor! Lol We luv horses, it’s a normal and unspoken thing when a neighbor is in emergency or tough times you volunteer ur help for no other reason than that’s the way it is! Someone passes, no funeral home will be digging ur grave, yet a collection of those around will see where it needs to be, and get it done out of respect to the family! Sure can’t forget the fact that we luvvvv our BASKETBALL! All things High School basketball and The Greatest Program and winningest program of All-Time and it’s not really close when you take a good peak at the #’s!!!! So God Bless and Go Big Blue!!!!!!

[@joelhensley5322]

Tyler is the man! First time I met him I was hammered and first thing that popped in my head was...Can I have a hug? He obliged, signed my record and doodled inside the jacket, and talked with us a bit. Should check out Follow you to Virgie! It's about grandmas, still hard to make it through without crying, he's certainly helped a lot of people I know with some hard times!

[@TiltChamberlain513]

Nose to the Grindstone and Hard Times are both good songs to checkout by Tyler

[@catfan4301]

Born and raised just up the road from him in eastern Kentucky. He makes you feel the song.

[@Nosycassafrass]

Appalachian cry. We all have it. No matter how long weve been away from home our voices are a dark, crispy whisper with a tinge of draw and yodel. Hes a beautiful soul and were all so very proud of him

[@MrFredstt]

Lady May and Feathered Indians are great songs by him

[@hidilydidily8963]

YES!!!!! Please do more Tyler Childers. Shake the frost, Nose to the grindstone, Lady May, and Universal Sound are songs you should look into.

[@trudydavidson528]

Timbre - The unique quality and texture of your voice.....was curious, so I had to look it up. 😊

[@joemccauley3856]

“Like a faucet, psssshhhh” I love her. Respect to you both.

[@brandonashley5872]

The vocal style he's using that you're struggling to define is called "wailing" it's a traditional Appalachian way of singing. It's typically used in old ballads but Tyler himself is Appalachian and it's just part of how he sings

[@mikealtemus455]

Hard times from the red barn sessions is awesome… so is nose to the grindstone at the same vinyl sessions

[@PhatLayCes7825]

I've been told its Outlaw country or Renegade country. He was on tour with Sturgill Simpson. and other singers like Avett Brothers and Chris Stapleton also vibe in this genre.

[@ToolforOffice]

This has been my favorite reaction to watch so far. The way yall went in deep with analyzing his voice had me Rollin! Much love

[@damion4301]

Tyler been around… glad to see him get shine!

[@renemedina2055]

Tyler Childers “Bottles and Bibles” is amazing 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@imalwayslast3170]

Great job on going on the acoustic version. He has some other great stuff. New outlaw country is taking over the radio stations here in the area I live in. One sticks with pop country, but they are failing miserably. I heard this come on while we were running errands and I was like "Oh Yay, censored Whitehouse Road." Then he said "We've been sniffin that cocaine," and I looked at my wife and was like "Did they really let that fly on the radio?" lol

[@keithkinkade4265]

Yall need to check out Turtles All The Way Down by Sturgill Simpson. He's another guy from the hills of Kentucky keeping it real. He actually gave Tyler his big break. Produced both his first 2 albums. They were supposed to tour last year but covid put an end to that. I had tickets. Another guy is Jason Isbell. His song Elephant will fuck you up. I'm sure yall know Chris Stapleton. These 4 guys are the top of the TRUE COUNTRY MUSIC heap.

[@mpd370]

PLEASE do more Tyler. Nose To The Grindstone on this set and Hard Times live at Red Barn Radio. That’s a great start. Dude is GOLD!!

[@BeckyIntheKitchen]

Lyrical Genius! Love him! He’s from Kentucky 🎶

[@manwell21]

Lex gets it the moment this song starts. Her eyes light up at the cords being played. She feels it in her soul when he starts singing. Certain music hits certain people a certain way. It’s the perfect storm of appreciation. Ps Watch her react to the cocaine part of the chorus, lol

[@That_Guy_Chris]

Yes! You should do Colter Wall - Devil Wears A Suit And Tie!

[@ReagonL0L]

Tyler just oozes with emotion in his voice. I'd also recommend 'Nose to the Grindstone' as well.

[@DGregster]

I feel like out of all the artists that I listen to, Tyler's voice matches my own the best.

[@jasonfernandez6232]

I am soooo friekin stoked you found tyler childers i found you on tom mcdonald reactions and subscribed instantly but i have been listening to tyler for at least 4 years probly more like 6

[@Deken]

I *love* discovering new artists through your channel. I can't believe I've never heard of Tyler Childers! Thanks!

[@jacobwilkinson6112]

Every time I’m introduced to new music, you two ALWAYS have an awesome reaction video for it. You guys are the best

[@markymark5281]

"Am I The Only One" by Aaron Lewis is a must...especially with everything going on right now.

[@chrismcdaniel7901]

"Cause there ain't been nothing ever held me down Lawmen, women or a shallow grave Same ol' blues just a different day"

[@nauvoogamefarm8835]

Crying without shedding a tear.

[@duuurs]

I love how yall jump right into it. Respect and love from Nebraska ❤

[@klown83]

I am a bit biased because I freaking love Tyler Childer's voice but I'm instantly subscribing. Your all's chemistry is on another level, keep up the good work!

[@airgunningcolorado78]

Oh how I've been waiting for this. Do Colter wall too! Whiskey Myers, uncle Lucas etc

[@ryansalmons5279]

I found Tyler from listening to Whiskey Myers. Going to see them in concert on the 18th.

[@batman66ism]

Im glad you guys are reacting to this. Tyler Childers is amazing.

[@irishmickeybambrick7222]

Tyler Childers is so pure! Glad you found them. Please stay on the same path amd check out Colter Wall ‘devil wears a suit and tie’.

[@jasonfrost3693]

Tyler "the faucet" Childers. Just wait till you listen to "nose to the grindstone"

[@bradandroccosbeeradventure6097]

Kentucky boy! Us Kentuckians love this young man!

[@FrancisB1999]

This song hits me to the core. I’m only 25 and have battled alcoholism since I was 14 and coke came along to keep me going since 18. It’s pure insanity relying on a substance to keep working for 12+ hours.

[@adamsecord5954]

Hard times is another great song by him. He's so good.

[@jimmydavis1012]

Should check out Colter wall too

[@0ly001]

💯

[@wdh-mv7ch]

Absolutely, talk about a whole vibe - Colter is a whole new landscape of raw and pure

[@0ly001]

Has to be Kate McCannon also. Story time!

[@dustinpatton576]

His song Follow You To Virgie is spectacular.

[@LTIPW416]

You should check out Dust in a Baggie by Billy Strings too. It's new bluegrass. Also he has one called Watch it Fall. Lyrics are fire.

[@joelwonder5362]

Yeah I'm obsessed with Billy MF Strings...Tinfoil and Turmoil is a great song to react too.

[@TrashcanReba]

Lex-our brains work the same way. His voice is totally a faucet!

[@frankpasqualone]

Great reaction! Check "Nose on the Grindstone" from this same performance if you really want to hear some pain and anguish in his voice. Truly an emotional experience.

[@jumpcutreviews1545]

Got this on Vinyl, sounds amazing.

[@hollyharvey1986]

Dude..I think I requested some Tyler Childers stuff to you guys yesterday!! Awesome!! “Nose On The Grindstone”, “Feathered Indians” & “Hard Times”, “Follow You To Virgie” are greats by him! He’s also featured on a song with Little Mountain Town? called “Down Low”..I know you guys have heard of Chris Stapleton right?

[@jeffjones4327]

Pure Kentucky!!

[@mizzizc3568]

EASTERN KENTUCKY LAWRENCE HE SPENT A LOT OF TIME IN WEST VIRGINIA. I learn from listening to him so much, performing live with stories. He's amazing! I TOLD Y'ALL!I I suggested a couple times awhile back to check him out! I am surprised this is the only one you've reacted to since you've heard this one. Y'all from St. Louis? I am butI live in Texas and discovered great new music. Listen to Feathered Indians and I swear to God. Y'all gonna be hooked. So many great originals and covers he does awesome too. I love Tyler!! Glad you finally listened to him. I want to see more they are all good. Gemini is a great one. It's Appalachia- Blue grass and his own style too.

[@matthewtevault6657]

That faucet metaphors was spot on.

[@justdone1068]

What's that like oh idk like howl sometimes ... Omgosh I likes his voice, you two. Thanks

[@joelwonder5362]

You must do Billy Strings...he is a guitar virtuoso and he can sing.

[@nickrovira9297]

Like a faucet 😂. Lived it and I knew exactly what you were talking about.

[@TheBlindGuitarSlinger]

I’m so glad y’all are reacting to this! This is my favorite artist. And, you picked the best version of this song. Next, y’all should check out Out on a Drunk/Honky-Tonk Flame radio Bristol sessions by Tyler Childers.

[@abemellinger3857]

About time! Knew you would love him. I cant wait for you to explore more of this recent rebirth of real country music! PLEASE CHECK OUT COLTER WALL!

[@stevewalsh4850]

You must go deeper, you have found my favorite artist, you won’t be disappointed “All your’n” - “bottles and bibles” - “Feathered Indians”- “ Peace of Mind” etc etc etc