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[@samoneisdancing]

I love how Hannah is so careful with her words. Hanna when Idina's timing was off be like "I think she was rushing there a little bit." but Idina was sooooo off the timing.

[@brrrrrg92]

Yeah that was some disgusting timing. Haha. Like the entire time. And even if she couldn't hear it well, I've seen several of her other performances and I think her internal timing is just off

[@JayyNyxx]

@@srinblmlmlke I don’t think it’s really just that. She’s had several performances where she is just completely off like this. Which sucks but maybe she doesn’t have the best when it comes down to the audio team? 😅

[@carr0760]

@@brrrrrg92 Yeah...people love to make excuses for her even though she has the same issues over and over again. Timing is not her strong suit. Neither is technique....lol

[@samoneisdancing]

@@srinblmlmlke Well, the exact purpose of the in ear monitor is to hear the orchestra well. Besides, I think you should know the timing of YOUR own song like the back of your hand. Not to mention there were other women singing beside her.

[@charlieandteddy_angelsforl9582]

She was but i hope she and others can learn from it, everyone has a unique voice, thats why practice makes perfect.

[@embe_3]

Idina's earpiece wasn't working correctly which caused her to not be able to hear the orchestra, sitting in a different building, at all times. The Danish singer was 4 or 5 months pregnant at the time that was why she struggled a bit with her high notes

[@evan4905]

It must have been so cool to be an audio engineer for the Oscars and know everything about the performance... including what Idina was hearing in her earpiece! 🙄

[@pierce_atthedisco9584]

@@evan4905 r u feeling ok? 😂

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

I thought I saw a baby bump hehe :D

[@HannahBayles]

That totally makes sense. Pregnancy makes your vocal cords thicker!

[@matthewrandell5055]

@@HannahBayles it does?🤯 Does that affect the talking voice or only for singing?

[@CecilieSHoejberg]

I feel so bad for Maria Lucia (the Danish singer). I can't understand why they would give her that part considering how pregnant she was. She has an incredible voice and is a musical theater powerhouse in Denmark.

[@djtaldragon]

Doubtful she was pregnant when she recorded for the movie, but if you have a chance to perform at the Oscars, few people would probably say 'NO' just because they were pregnant!!

[@gennysherard]

@@djtaldragon I think they mean why they chose to give her that higher part in the chorus rather than having her sing one of the verses.

[@lordyeetus6317]

She is utterly incredible - ridiculously talented singer.

[@robinnes2662]

Yeah if that’s a real technical difficulty for her to do while pregnant (I thought she sounded great considering if it was, and the “cries” in the slide seemed deliberate to me) then she perhaps should have swapped with the German vocal as the German line was basically half spoken and wasn’t a real show off of her voice.

[@christianbechhenriksen898]

Also she said in an interview, that she didn't have any monitor at all, and that's why she went a little flat. But she is indeed a good singer.

[@lizzieblacc4625]

Fun Fact: Willemijn Verkaik, the German (and Dutch) Elsa, who is actually Dutch, was performing as Elpahaba in Germany, the Netherlands, London, aaaaaaaaaand (Drumroll please) Broadway :)

[@Tatimx_]

That’s so cool!

[@deborahherrera3928]

and is the longest running elphaba (if we combined all her different times in the role).

[@itsdune079]

She’s one of my favourite Elphabas!!! (Alongside ShoBean [Shoshana Bean])!

[@dindigo.]

JUST QUEEN THINGS.

[@Lem0nCak3s]

They should've flexed and let her sing in Dutch and German *chefs kiss*

[@sara-claus]

I just feel so bad for Idina when she performs live. Her voice got wrecked from Wicked and she’s still got these belts to do

[@joshpyman9678]

Idk, you say "her voice was wrecked" but really she wrecked it... Many other people have performed Elphaba for long stints and come away with their voice still sounding great. She's just always been too hard on her voice by using too much chest for everything

[@gabriella4832]

What happen to her voice when she was in wicked

[@claytonadkins2351]

@@gabriella4832 It was just extremely difficult songs, with numerous sustained belts, which Idina sung 8ish times a week for years. That in itself is just not a great recipe for a healthy voice.

[@Disturbednum1fan]

Other Performers were able to maintain their voice, some didn't, I think it came down to the era in which they preformed. Look at Shoshanna bean, she hit the same notes a Indina, and now is more an alto than soprano. Another thing to note was the role was written for Stephanie J Block who's vocal range is a bit higher than Indina's as well as shes known as a Broadway belter something indina wasn't AS established in at the time.

[@xamuca22]

@@tizbean Opera sopranos can sing that E6 dozens times a day. The problem with that high note for the musical is that it can fail and will probably fail if the singer is not in a confortable standing position and with good breath controll. They use pre-recorded so there is not a chance to fail.

[@vibeelle5310]

yes, Maria Lucia (the danish singer) is known for adding cries in her singing- she even adds subtle ones in the actual movie version. But I do also think it's more than usual- since they gave her a real hard part of the song, considering she is pregnant, so it must've been harder for her to sing. also: if you want the example I'm talking about- "Ud i et ukendt land" during the 1st chorus, the 3rd "into the unknown" she adds the vocal cry i was talking about :)) (also later in the song aswell!) + her vocal cries in "show yourself" (on the lyric: "all of my life")

[@annajacobsen8182]

She is also pregant during this which is impressive

[@TheEliKaulitz]

and she was super jetlagged too

[@thatrandomgirl4574]

I honestly loved the cries

[@whalesaph]

Aurora's vocals are flawless and yet she's pushed to the back and not given a real spotlight where people can appreciate her voice fully. :( Could we get a reaction to some of Aurora's live vocals? Either a compilation or her cover of god is a woman is beautiful. It Happened Quiet is also gorgeous.

[@cowanniversary]

YES PLS DO AURORA

[@dianamontejano7965]

thissss

[@RedHandedKojak]

Yes !! AURORA 💜

[@donotthink]

Or just Aurora's own version of "Into the unknown". it's here on youtube.

[@liv1334]

I agree!!! A reaction to Aurora would make me so happy

[@solstise]

Aurora's version of this song is really interesting since she really sung it in her own style, making the song much more soft and enchanting, it is a nice change (her recent songs and performances are really nice too if you'd be interested in checking them out!)

[@karisdietrich1964]

I swear to god aurora is some sort of extraterrestrial fairy. Her voice is mesmerizing.

[@jhince5983]

Have you seen Panic at the Disco doing "Into the Unknown?" Absolutely incredible! I'd love to see you react to it 🥰

[@mrsdv]

Ugh, the Panic at the Disco version is soooooo good. His voice is amazing in anything, but it was especially good in this song.

[@samirahernandez2461]

Yes. @Hannah Bayles plzzzzz listen to panic at the disco "Into the Unknown"

[@tokyomootsie]

I was looking through the comments specifically for this point. Yes, that version is so good!

[@abhipsahazra9741]

Yaaa...please react to his version

[@hannahdaly9774]

My fave version is the panic one

[@ItsRickLopez]

At 5:59 is Willemijn Verkaik. She played the role of Elphaba from Wicked in 4 countries (Netherlands, Germany, England (West End) and the United States (Broadway) and in 3 languages (Dutch, German and English). She's also the voice and singing of Elsa in the Netherlands and the sining of Elsa in Germany! She is amazing!

[@Xenomiggs]

I would've actually had Willemijn sing the main song and Idina in the background. :P (I love Idina, but Willemijn is simply OUT OF THIS WORLD)

[@andrerwhaag2734]

I love Willemijn!!! I know someone who has worked with her.

[@TheVeenmeister]

I definately think Willemijn is one of the best Elphaba's and an outstanding singer for the Frozen series. A pitty that she didn't had a more prominent part in this. Imho her voice is magic, and for the singing part of the films I prefer to listen to the Dutch version while the English version has better lyrics.

[@FairyTypeDj]

There's so many "vocal coach reacts" on KZbin now. But honestly I feel like Hannah is the only one I enjoy because not only does she enjoy the stuff she reacts to but she really really knows what's she's talking about. Some vocal coaches really seem like they're just spouting anything the viewer wants to hear. But Hannah really gives of the energy of just really wanting to help the viewer understand how she hears things.

[@Samael1302]

Aurora's vocals are everything that is good in this world 😍😍😍😍😍

[@Sam-tk6dq]

Hearing the song in German kinda slaps, idk why but I think the accent works with the song lol

[@WhedonianPotterhead]

Part of the reason the German version is so good is Willemijn Verkaik who dubs it. I've seen her live and she's absolutely incredible (she's also played Elphaba in Wicked multiple times)

[@jolienvandamme2909]

@@WhedonianPotterhead yes Willemijn has played elphaba in Dutch, English and German and she also has voiced Elsa in Dutch and German.

[@anniii139]

I am German and I absolutely hate the German versions of disney songs. I think it just ruins it a bit idk. The original ones are just... Yeah.... Original.

[@Sam-tk6dq]

@@anniii139 lol fair

[@firby7341]

@@jolienvandamme2909 willemijn only SANG elsa in german, she didnt voice her =(

[@sage3062]

I love for you to check out Aurora's music on here! Edit: she also does a full cover of Into the Unknown which is absolutely stunning

[@naomireynolds-wilks9411]

Yesss!!! I really want her to react to some of her music!!! (preferably it happened quiet😋)

[@taisthomsensilveira2312]

Omg yes please! I’ve been commenting that. Especially live version of it happened quiet.

[@ghenardinvento604]

Yes

[@naomireynolds-wilks9411]

@@taisthomsensilveira2312 the live one at “the current” was *chef’s kiss*👌🏾

[@taisthomsensilveira2312]

@@naomireynolds-wilks9411 OMG YES! That's the one, I can't stop watching that every day since I first saw it

[@FrozenHeart_FP]

The Danish singer at 6:19 is Maria Lucia Heiberg Rosenberg and she is actually a really famous and appreciated musical actress in her country, she also was the Danish Elphaba in "Wicked". The sound she did was added on purpose, you can hear it also in her studio recordings of "Frozen" and "Frozen 2" and it's actually a very difficult technique to learn, for what I know, but definitely not a "random crack". I'm not sure if it is correct to call it like that, but it is a sort of nordic jode/yodel. Another close example of a singer adding that kind of sound during her interpretations is Sonam Wangmo. You can find her videos here on KZbin. She is very used to this kind of thecnique, using it also more than Maria Lucia actually. You can listen to it especially during the song "Qinghai-Tibet Plateau" (always here on KZbin), but not only there, there are plenty of live interpretations by Sonam Wangmo using this technique. In addition, fun fact: Maria Lucia has been the very first pregnant woman ever getting on the Oscars stage!

[@normalgirlcvco]

You mean the first woman to perform pregnant? Because Natalie Portman was pregnant when she accepted her oscar

[@Victoriaheartsmusic]

The danish girl truly had the hardest part it’s so hard to just pop higher notes without a buildup. Props to her.

[@unclewiley1986]

I'm hesitant about this performance because wasn't something wrong with Idina's mic or she was sick? (It was her in ear peice, her timing was off)

[@darlinghippie2736]

Thanks! I could tell something was off but didn’t know what. It was so funny watching her try to be nice to Idina when you could clearly tell her voice was off haha

[@broadwaybrat1986]

I love frozen! Literally clicked as fast as I physically could.

[@Emily-df4lf]

When are we getting that ‘Good 4 U’ by Olivia Rodrigo reaction? Ily Hannah 🥰

[@allegrahodson2705]

Yess!! I’ve been commenting on her videos for her to react to good 4 u!!

[@alethiaann4952]

Yes! It's sooo good

[@Emily-df4lf]

@@alethiaann4952 ikr I’ve been listening non-stop

[@harperblackburn2843]

ya hannah?

[@valeryrodriguez5749]

literallyyy

[@Kiterpuss]

I feel like every time I listen to Idina perform live, I'm on a roller coaster of whether I like her singing or not! Some of her belts are a little squeezey or shouty but then the next one is absolutely gorgeous.

[@shireads2954]

I can't stand her singing. She's pitcht, she's squeezey, the timber of her voice annoys me, and she's on record saying she's happy if she get 75% of her notes. *She fine missing every 4th note* and I just can't. Either she consistently doesn't practice enough, or she has less talent than people give her credit for, or she has horrible technique. Or maybe it's all three, but she messes up every time. Edited because autocorrect is clearly drunk today

[@slambert2092]

Great reaction video! About the danish girl (the one with the “voice cracks”), I am guessing that she is doing it on purpose, as that “cry sound” also is in the danish recording (WHICH I REALLY RECOMMEND LISTENING TO!) She is truly an incredible singer, and I cannot stress how much she inspires me. Ps. She was pregnant during this Oscar performance, I do not know if that changes anything:)

[@carlosandres7006]

It’s idiomatic for the singing in those regions Which are pretty much Where Frozen happens

[@queercumber9951]

You should do more aurora, I'd love to see your take on how she sings and does stuff!

[@wraithshark]

I want to thank Hannah for being so delicate when talking about different voices and how it's more complicated than just "good" and "bad" singers. You've helped me appreciate my voice for what it is and taught me healthier ways of thinking about all voices. Also I'm a huge AURORA fangirl and it's exciting to see her on the channel!

[@if3359]

Idina seemed to have had trouble hearing the music, you can see at the beginning that she manages to keep the tempo but she's working hard to do so.

[@elias3078]

AURORA did an amazing work with those supporting vocals at the end 🙌🏻

[@anthonybathurst853]

Olivia rodrigos new song Good 4 u is a bop. U should react to it

[@superstellarhere]

Oooh yes!!

[@astinmelorin7950]

yes please

[@realityplayzz3752]

Yes she MUST react to good 4 u

[@lauren3805]

Yes please!

[@mollyelizabeth4905]

YESSSSSSSs

[@PistachioDean]

It's crazy that they flew all these singers from around the world to America to sing such a small part of the song. Wish it had been longer, or a medley, maybe, idk.

[@Amandaaa2244]

Orchestra plays. Idina: I can hear you, but I won't

[@august1837]

Yes, we actually do want to hear your thoughts on frozen Just when I thought that I was done with my frozen obsession, you upload this. I guess it’s time to listen to both soundtracks again a thousand more times

[@flaviaashley4374]

You NEED to react to Olivia Rodrigo good 4 u, and Chase Hudson America’s Sweetheart Acoustic because they are soooo goooodddddd

[@FloreCreations]

It would be awesome if you react to more of Willemijn Verkaik (german elsa here), she sings dutch and german elsa, and has played elphaba in the Netherlands, Germany, the west end and broadway!

[@liuyo8333]

Yessss!

[@Godmylastalias]

Yaaaas

[@samanthaz341]

Hannah I know you’ve reacted to her many times but Olivia Rodrigo’s performance of Good 4 U on SNL was ICONIC 👏👏👏

[@elisakluger9147]

I love that you confused the two most popular character's Idina has played. I've definitely done that too. 😂

[@char388]

hannah you need to react to good 4 u by olivia rodrigo! (music vid + SNL performance)

[@dorian.grey.c]

I love the way she says "and now you're all my students". 👍💜💖☺️

[@sunnyM42]

they should’ve put Aurora in the circle where idina walked into in the end, it would’ve been really cool. knowing Aurora she would’ve looked really pretty and would’ve come up with something unique. and it’s so weird that they put her in the back, even though she’s basically the whole heart of the song

[@solveijohannesssenangelska2954]

You should react to AURORA singing live on the 2015 nobel peace prize concert. ❤️❤️

[@AadenKDragon]

Even if you don't do a reaction on it, just watch it for fun - Unto The Unknown Duet Mashup (Idina Menzel vs. Panic At the Disco) by Sanjay. It's here on YT and it's done so well.

[@mikejaks4518]

Facts! That made me want Into the Unknown the become a duet song for live performances😂

[@lyndseyhyde52]

I love your explanation of what you’re hearing and how you break it down and it really helps me understand what I am hearing in my voice! Especially because we all hit notes like Idina. I love it when you break down the vocal choices and abilities of everyone.

[@duillys]

I love these videos where an amazing artist is not perfect and your analysis is so sensitive and at the same time so accurate. Pleeeease more videos like this!

[@LALA-dv2ht]

Please react to Ramin Karimloo and Sierra Boggess singing Phantom of the Opera! I would love to hear your thoughts about the performance and suggestions you have for properly singing the song (especially the crazy high notes at the end)!

[@singingwhilerunning]

Willemijn Verkaik, who sang the German part in this, did really awesome duet of Writing's on the Wall with Sabrina Weckerlin which I'd love to see a reaction to!

[@schalubs7747]

oh my god, me too :D

[@laracausse2823]

Omg when she said all of the Elphabas hahah we stan a theater kidd!

[@valentinazermenocruz1687]

Ok but Aurora is an angel and has a GRET and BEAUTIFUL voice. You should react to some of her music ✨

[@liamsheffield5709]

Would you be able to do a reaction to one of Aurora's songs? Her voice and style is amazing.

[@claudia_musical]

Such a shame the other singers had just a little, small, part in the song... Idina is not really a favourite of mine compared with the others, but she's of course really loved and that's personal xD I wish you could react to more of Willemijn (German Elsa in this clip), or other singers from other countries (that would be fan, maybe Disney stuff which is dubbed in many, many languages), that would be cool to see!

[@LucyGossip]

Willemijn is an absolute goddess!

[@jisafanvideos8063]

Second more Willemijn reactions bc she's a star

[@samanthamarkowitz7024]

They had a small part because it is Idina's performance

[@emmakreuk9918]

Agreed. Like, Idina signs 20 times better than I ever could. But her rhythm was off and the other singers got like one line and a bit of aurora sound each and some of the rocked that one line much better than Idina did her 10 lines. I get she's "the original elsa" and the one most know worldwide. But still it seems such a shame that she was performing mediocre compared to her usual greatness whereas singers who sounded, alt least in that moment, better than her got only one line.

[@ashybeing]

Also I love all your videos! 💜 Your tips on mixing have helped me so much and your reactions are so interesting

[@FuntimewithPreetiITSFUN]

Omg saaame!! I dont judge a singer by their voice.... But rather their techniques, vocal diversity, etc. I love being able to analyze a singers voice based on these, and it has helped me grow as a singer ❤️😍

[@DreamsInWild]

I would love to see some reaction videos for Aurora! She does so many cool things with her voice and I'd love to hear your take on it.

[@Ariel-wk6om]

Wow hearing Poland on your channel is amazing, my country and I think you should react to whole song Kasia Łaska❤️

[@kingakos8423]

Koniecznie :)

[@superstarsaniyah2024]

I went to go see Frozen 2 in theaters in 2019 and it was amazing! And Into The Unknown was my favorite song!!

[@hanamica7966]

I have been waiting fr this for SOOOOO LOONG thank u

[@PixiePoison]

Could you react to Willemijn Verkaik singing Defying gravity in Dutch, German and English. There's a video where she does all three in the same song. She's incredible.

[@fitlifefulllife4147]

I would love to see your reaction to Adam Lambert's performance of Cher's "Believe" at the Kennedy Center Honors. I am IN LOVE with it! Also, I just wanted to let you know that I love your reaction videos. As a singer/voice student myself, I love how you are so analytical and take the opportunities to educate your viewers as you do these reaction videos. I've learned a lot from you. Thank you!

[@quintindejong6059]

The german elsa is also one of the best elphaba's. She played elphaba for 10 years in germany, netherlands, broadway and west end. Willemijn verkaik is amazing. She is btw also the dutch elsa

[@pax8227]

You should react to Willemijn Verkaik, she’s the one that sings in German (even though she’s Dutch) and she’s played the German and Dutch versions of Elsa and Elphaba!

[@itsgiag]

Could you react to Carmen Sarahí she's the one that sings the Latin American Spanish Elsa in Frozen and Frozen 2

[@Morit0]

Even though I love Idina, Carmen's version of Show Yourself is so more powerful

[@noemi.romanelli]

HAnnah pls react to Found/Tonight w/ Ben Platt n LMM and Left Behind sung live by Jonathan Groff

[@DisneyAndSpiritLover]

I love Maria Lucia's voice in that part. I have no idea why, it just gives me goosebumps!

[@Burumy]

Hannah!!! I would LOVE to see a video of you reacting to Aurora's music

[@jewelianabaray6234]

PLEASE REACT TO OLIVIA RODRIGO GOOD 4 U!!!!

[@mariaandjams]

I think you will really love Diana Ankudinova performances! I love her so much! She didn’t do any Frozen songs, but did Daniere Dance and Whicked game and they are amazing!

[@sukieeggert4694]

This was so helpful!! I think I also squeeze when I’m trying to get a more forward sound and I have been trying to figure out what exactly I’m doing. I don’t do it as much when I’m singing classically in a mix because I think I’m more comfortable with a more raised soft pallet but when I start singing pop or theater I hear this weird sound sometimes in recordings. I started interpreting this as me trying to block out my breath somehow because in my head, while I’m singing it sounds normal but in the recordings it sounds more consistent with the rest of the voice when I let that breath come through. I recently started thinking that maybe the inconstant tone is me singing with my throat so I’ve been focusing on supported breath while mixing. This video gave me a lot to think about though! Everything that you explained in this video with the larynx really clicked!!

[@djvady]

I just discovered this channel and i love it thanks you

[@SoufjanIbrahim]

Hannah, please react to Willemijn Verkaik‘s interpretation of Elphaba. She‘s a godess, especially in the netherlands and here in Germany 😍 would love to see your reaction!

[@alicer.5032]

It’s Eurovision week, I would ADORE if you could react to some songs from Eurovision (maybe the 2021 entries ?)

[@claudia_musical]

That would be cool! I'm excited for Eurovision! And thanks from Italy ❤

[@alicer.5032]

@@claudia_musical I'm so excited too, especially since last year was cancelled! And you're very welcome, your country has sent some of the best songs recently (Soldi was especially good)! You can be proud ;)

[@Gjewelll7788]

You are officially my new comfort KZbinr. I actually love you🥺

[@marinaemeunome2319]

Plss react to Aurora! She's a wonderful being, and her voice is magical

[@marchsen]

YOU HAVE TO REACT TO AURORA!!! You won’t believe the universe you’ll get into

[@marissareiser8230]

You NEED to react to good 4 u from olivia rodrigo studio and live!! You will love it

[@martinvasquez9955]

whyyyyyyy youu are soooo BEAUTIFULLL

[@TessaAdams-yv5wr]

So I would love love love to see a whole playlist of you singing Disney songs ❤

[@naomireynolds-wilks9411]

You should listen to some of Aurora’s music (it happened quiet or runaway) she’s the one who plays “the voice” in frozen and here

[@its_mi.]

Please react to anything Willemijn Verkaik!

[@taani7385]

i love that they added the kulning singing into Frozen 2. It's simply one of my favorite things

[@charlottegilbertson2983]

your smile brightens my day 😁

[@flynn5032]

You should definitely react to some aurora’s live performances if you haven’t already shes amazing

[@jmf0763]

please listen to more of AURORA's music!!

[@Shwizel243]

bro i was so surprised at the end of it that really high note that aurora does, like HOLY SHIT

[@amayas570]

6:30 PLZ THE WHEEZE THAT LEFT MY BODY 😭🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@lene_m.r7778]

It isn't inaccurate calling them the Elphabas, cause my Queen Willemijn Verkaik(the German/Dutch Elsa) has played Elphaba in multiple countries and languages, including on Broadway, is also in this performance👏👍😁

[@layniemackenzie4198]

Okay now we need a full Aurora reaction

[@pernillabrakov8174]

Maria wich was the danish one with the cracks, she is knowns for making cries on her high notes, she does it in the original aswell.

[@CoZmicLime]

Woah! You hit that high note when you were singing along! You should totally cover this song (if ur comfortable with it)

[@flamenix9508]

You should listen to willemijn veríais. The woman who was singing in German. She is so good!

[@IshScout]

I absolutely love getting to hear all the international Elsas but my favorite version of the song is still the Panic at The Disco version. Recommendation after doing Glee what about the "new Glee" of the TV world & doing some Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist? It's a fantastic & fun series with some great musical numbers.

[@HallelCalandrillo]

I really appreciate how respectfully you analyzed this performance (and all the performances you react to)! Honest question: I noticed when you demonstrated how to sing that third “unknown” without having the muscles tighten and voice “squeeze” as much that the sound of that note changed a little bit. It was beautiful, but what if someone wanted to have the sound be more like what Idina was producing? I understand the focus on sustainability, but what should someone do if they want a different sound than that “sustainable” note? I don’t know if I worded that very well or if the question makes sense🙈 I’ve just always been genuinely curious when people mention other ways to do it and I’m like “but what if they wanted it to sound exactly that way tho?” Anyway, thanks for all the content you create! I hope you’re having a great day 😊

[@simplystreeptacular]

The German Elsa is Willemijn Verkaik, who is the only actress to have played Elphaba both in three different languages and who I am absolutely OBSESSED with. I'd love to see you react to a song of hers!

[@majesticwyrm]

Another really good one is Malinda's cover of Show Yourself. It's actual ear candy.

[@carolinagurur]

The wickedly talented!!! Adele Dazeem

[@Fruity_Cutie]

Thanks Carla Gonzaleez

[@graciehadlich]

The way you worded how you aren’t criticizing her because singers are all different and everything was *chef’s kiss* I love watching your videos!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@mariannejohansen6882]

Looove your video!

[@katnip629]

react to Olivia Rodrigo's' new song good 4 you please!

[@meganrose6517]

An you react to Aurora? She’s the calling voice in this song but her music is AMAZING

[@tuineilson895]

Love your analysis. Love YOUR voice too 🌏✌️👏👏👏👏

[@B3llamour]

You've done a few Voiceplay reactions, but their 'Moana Medley ft. Rachel Potter' was by far my favorite. I was super sad she's not in a lot more of their videos, her voice blends with the guys' voices so beautifully and the arrangement was wonderful. I'd love to see you react to it.

[@sarahvieira7100]

You need react to olivia rodrigo's new song called Good 4 u

[@chantinoire]

You should react to the Power of Water live performance by Davina Michelle! She was a guest artist at Eurovision this year and I think she absolutely killed it!

[@immazinaman]

I love your videos and I don't often say that about people who react to Idina's work. I've been a huge fan of her work for such a long time it's been hard to see people constantly knocking her. So it's refreshing to watch your videos. I also love how you keep doing the E and A sound because you're not sure her name pronounced. It's always with the A sound though. ☺️

[@SugarcatPlays]

Elsas songs in Frozen are incredibly hard vocally, let alone live lol