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[@lindashipman8253]

Can you imagine showing up for the Conan show and this is the musical performance you get?

[@martinrs1254]

People there had no idea what they were about to experience.

[@TheHOWLER45]

David killed this song. Its the most powerful cover ever produced by anyone.

[@bored312]

May I direct you to the Johnny Cash cover of "Hurt" by Nine Inch Nails? It was Johnny's last song and video ever recorded. It was his "goodbye" to the world. Very powerful.

[@sandrokostic6008]

Owned it totally.

[@bigglesdaf]

I’ve only recently heard this version of the sound of silence, and it hit me hard emotionally, since I first heard it I have watched probably over 100 reaction videos, and the vast majority of those are shocked, bye pure emotion of the song sung by the lead singer of Disturbed David Draiman, after doing a little bit more research, what makes it even more incredible is that on the day this was broadcast he was suffering with a 102° fever! When you look at the meaning of the words, you can understand why it is so emotive, Paul Simon wrote this in 1964, as a warning to society that communication was important. This was at the height of the civil rights movement and the start of the Vietnam war , he recently said that he and Garfunkel sang the song with the voice of an angel to give a warning, he said that when David sang it, it was with the voice of an avenging angel, wielding, a sword of anger, because people had not heeded the warning! After this broadcast, he tweeted David now owns this song, and should take it forward for people to hear the warning.

[@KoalityReactions]

Wow, that is incredible! I didn’t know that. I agree with Paul Simon, it really did feel more like an avenging angel… that is such a perfect way to describe it. And I love when other singer/songwriters hear their songs covered by other artists and can feel like it’s been transformed, and that the song has been passed on. That is one of the best things about art. It’s timeless! It inspires people, it can be shaped into something new, or it can be revived and feel new for a different generation. 🤍

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

Another note...at one point, the sound crew of the show applied Auto-Tuning....which David Draiman did not want. Also, if you get a chance, check out the office video for this as well....very powerful.

[@unknownrider3071]

He did an interview on the "Charismatic Voice" channel. He said he had a throat lesion. Nothing about being sick or a fever.

[@keithw.fletcher3307]

​@@KoalityReactions Greenwich village NYC Sunday music in the park 1961😊

[@Blend-24]

Paul Simon, I read, said this version was the best rendition of his song he’s heard. That’s quite an acknowledgement if you ask me. This guy killed it. Great reaction

[@KoalityReactions]

Same! That’s the ultimate compliment.

[@janeholstead3745]

I love Disturbed's version ❤

[@Trump2024Kentucky]

One of the best song renditions I have ever heard. 👍🏼

[@RedHand47]

In fact, he went on to say that this song was no longer his and that it belonged to disturbed.

[@JPVNG67]

nope he did not said such a thing@@RedHand47

[@jhcjager13com]

Disturbed has a way of making you feel with all of their music. Its a fabulous rabbit hole to go down, especially with their wide array of covers and original songs. Look into songs like the light, hold on to memories, or a reason to fight if you want to cry

[@KoalityReactions]

I agree! And thank you for the recommendations - will definitely be looking into these soon!

[@johnallyn5348]

More Disturbed? Here we go... I'm looking forward to seeing this!!

[@carlchadwick9858]

David's voice is stunning. A spine tingling performance of an amazing song 🎵 👏

[@janepowers6711]

This cover hit close to one billion people on a deep level for years.

[@no_onein2024]

Truly EPIC!!! I'm glad you picked THIS version!!! I saw Disturbed in concert some years ago, they are GREAT live!!! This song showed a new side to their music and David Draiman's classically trained voice mixed w/ the metal voice!!!

[@KoalityReactions]

Ugh his voice!!!!! Can’t get enough. Excited to listen to more of their stuff!

[@AIGeneratedUser]

I’ve seen them a few times and they are so good live! Sounds exactly the same as the record

[@timmellin2815]

​@@KoalityReactions All the reaction videos: = they all say "I didn't expect this......I anticiipated something else." The first time I heard this version was one night years ago about 3 am in the morning, half awake lisstening to a break on an overnite talk show. After the break, it went right into this song version, and boy did I wake up quickly ! I did not believe how cool it was to hear the cover of Paul's song. I immediately emailed a friend I used to play music Paul's music with (hadn't contacted him in years) to tell him he's got to listen to this version.

[@dacutler]

The most common word that reviewers say after watching this is 'WOW! It's all we can all say when overpowered by the emotions it gives.

[@MartysTheMan]

It's amazing that he was quite sick during this performance. Most vocalists would be happy to have this performance while completely healthy.

[@KoalityReactions]

Agreed! Killed it, even when he wasn't feeling well. A true professional artist!

[@gabrielstratton1775]

I heard his fever was very high... they almost canceled the performance but he insisted

[@ericgaudet5488]

​@@gabrielstratton1775l saw in a interview at He had a polyp or something like that on one of his Vocals and had to change the he sang for that reason he sounded a bit different.

[@unknownrider3071]

@@ericgaudet5488 It was a "lesion."

[@ericgaudet5488]

@@unknownrider3071 ok

[@joekel55]

If Paul Simon wrote that song to us all as a warning, as most people think it is, this was the rendition he had in mind if that warning was ignored.

[@Jason_xofilos]

I concur. Orginal version was a faster tempo was a warning this has anger the the warnings were ignored.

[@minneyruth]

💯💯

[@minneyruth]

​@@Jason_xofilos💯💯

[@oxcart4172]

That's what Er... Simon said!

[@jamesg3131]

Life is not only what you make it. The view is the film that is cultivated in the mind.

[@WNYretiree]

Just attended a concert by Disturbed last night. What a band they are. Draiman's voice is so compelling, and, man, can these guys rock. Many of their songs are a lot heavier, but there are quiet a few that are more like a lovely ballad. I think you will enjoy your Disturbed journey.

[@clfoster82]

I have a very good friend that got us the backstage VIP in Bristow on the 9th so I got to meet them all and it was such a trip

[@WNYretiree]

Lucky!@@clfoster82

[@FieniX_]

Disturbed is by far my favorite band for hard rock. Even though this diverges from their main style I’ve listened to this song so many times and each time I get goosebumps! Even watched a lot of people reacting to it and the expressions are awesome!

[@jdw9397]

I agree with the comment below-watch their official video, the visuals are incredible! David Draiman studied in a Jewish Yeshiva including singing. I’ve only seen his videos of performances but he talks about overcoming drug addiction and has invited audience members backstage to talk to them. Disturbed’s song A Reason to Fight is about fighting addiction and is amazing! Another amazing video is Hold Onto the Memories about mourning those who have passed and is BEAUTIFUL! I enjoyed your reaction👍

[@kszatmary]

This version of Sound of Silence is akin to a religious experience, in an Old Testament kind of way.

[@brieziethirteen13]

I agree with you on that.

[@LJsReactions]

This a beautiful cover...The fact that he also had the flu I think that it really helped his emotions and showed us the pain in his eyes some singers sing the lyrics...Other singers sing the song...First time I heard this cover I went from having goose bumps to out right crying...Imagine a veteran being emotional the only other time I teared up was when Chris Stapleton sung the Star Spangled Banner at the Super Bowl

[@KoalityReactions]

Yeah someone he mentioned he had a fever during this performance! He's a true professional, giving his all even when he feels under the weather. I'm glad you connected with this performance so much!

[@joelhammond4162]

The visuals of their official video for this are very powerful and help to convey their interpretation of this classic.

[@timthompson7559]

This is possibly the greatest cover EVER! As a big, tough, 50 something, I cry every time I hear this. So emotional

[@andrewmccormack4295]

Davids vocal fry is outstanding,the power he infers when doing that is absolutely amazing and such a great message for these times..excellent reaction,thanks..

[@NEMES1-S]

You are correct. This is a beautiful version of a classic song; I have to add my dear that your reaction was beautiful as well. Such an emotional version; full of anger, determination, yet mixed with sadness and hope in a mixture of controlled aggression. Thank you.

[@thomasmartin8227]

Happy to be along for the ride. And what a performance to start with! I still get chills watching this.

[@perpetual_muse]

I also was hearing the band for the first time while having heard the original song a lot of times, and you did a good job of summarising my own similar thoughts after hearing it! Also, it's fine to keep on repelling the technology like a pro, while simultaneously attracting the masses to your content! 😂

[@KoalityReactions]

Oh my gosh! KZbin will not stop buffering! I literally tried everything. Updated my drivers, tried a different browser, changed settings in Google Chrome to help KZbin, changed the quality settings on KZbin. Nothing would work! I started losing my mind. So I just decided to push through and let everyone know I repel technology. 😂 That’s so fun you hadn’t heard this one either! I can’t believe how much I liked his voice on this song. It definitely gave it a different meaning.

[@91GT347]

Both versions are awesome. I think you will be shocked at the depth of most metal bands. When you actually hear what the songs are about.

[@jaxinevolner8003]

You chose a doosy for a first ever reaction. The most viewed, I believe🥰 Everything else you react to will likely never compare. Rather that saving the best for last, you started with the best❤❤

[@jonasfermefors]

I heard them live for the first time in Stockholm this summer and it was one of the best concerts I've been to despite the arena not being the greatest (and I've been to many concerts). Both Disturbed and S&G are musical Gods in my house and I love both versions. Interestingly I feel that Disturbed's version really highlights the lyrics. Tip: a quick left arrow press after a pause to start 5 seconds earlier makes it feel more cohesive. Still a nice reaction!

[@ruthiewohlforth5464]

David Draiman...amazing vocals! The man can sing... man, he can even put vibrato on distortion! ....which is incredibly difficult to do. Only know a few that can do that... and they don't do it as well or as frequently. Get goosebumps every time I hear this! Well done DD! Liked your reaction KR.

[@jeffstevens4262]

Jenna, Disturbed are usually a heavy metal band, so this tribute to Simon & Garfukel was a real departure from the kind of things they normally produce. The lead singer, David Draiman, was originally a trained cantor in the Jewish religion, and although his family wanted him to continue in the faith, he chose to go into rock music instead. I heard after this particular performance, he was in tears backstage as the raw emotion of the song overpowered him, and of course feeling really sick at the time, everything hit him at once. I also heard (and there's no way of proving it) that Paul Simon himself heard this amazing version of his song, and told David that he now 'owned it' and I'd love that to be true. What a lovely reaction Jenna. You're a natural! 😄 🙋‍♂

[@JensRandolff]

I am so glad I found your channel; you are a pleasure to watch. I enjoy the fact that you are honest and genuine and allow yourself to get emotional when a song hits you. I noticed that with your "Hi Ren" reaction earlier. I am looking forward to more content from you, and I hope you will proceed down the Ren rabbit hole because it will introduce you to a lot of amazing artists who collaborated with Ren on various projects. As for the "Disturbed" performance, it is one of my favorites, and the official music video of "The Sound of Silence is also great and worth checking out.

[@KoalityReactions]

Thank you, that's so kind of you to say!! I'm definitely adding Ren to the list. I try and do about 10 videos at a time, so we won't see another Ren video until 11-20. But I'll slip one in there for sure!

[@antietam13]

Tears every time. So beautiful

[@royj.mattice]

I've by a few musicians that this version is the modern day standard of this classic song. The KZbin and Tik Tok artist Bobby Bass did a bass cover of this version last year. Absolutely fantastic job. Worthwhile for a reaction.

[@tonycarroll7925]

Great rendition....great first reaction...You're a natural Jenna...❤

[@KoalityReactions]

Thank you, that’s so kind!

[@glenaleksis4589]

If this doesn’t give you chills your not human

[@johnwilliams575]

As a child of the 50s, I grew up with S&G in their prime. This is an unbelievable version of this song, I never imagined that I could like anything more than the original. I've checked out Disturbed's music previously - not really my cup of tea - but chapeau to the singer in particular for this gloriously emotional rendition.

[@jamesdoyle1315]

Wonderful first reaction,a great band and song to start with. The singers name is David Draiman he was professionally trained as a Jewish cantor hence his control,range and power to his vocals. Disturbed is a heavy metal/rock band with a very large catalog if you want the heavy side listen to Down with the Sickness mild version (the adult lol version is pretty disturbing no pun intended),The Vengeful One is also a good one. You want a toned down rock version I suggest The Light it has a very powerful message and Hold On To Memories is another great one. Keep up the good work look forward to more from you. God bless you and yours.

[@KoalityReactions]

Thank you so much! And it was definitely a happy surprise on my end. I think I'm more on the mild side of metal (for now), so I'll definitely look into these. The Light and Hold On To Memories has been recommended more than once so they're definitely on the list!

[@johnzushin198]

Loved it!! Super amazing koala!!!

[@danielcrow4247]

I cried the first time I heard this. Amazing performance and version of this song. Great reaction too.

[@KoalityReactions]

Yeah, so much emotion behind it! Amazing performance.

[@TazSilvercat]

I still cry and I have listened to it more times than I can count

[@GySgtRay]

His intensity increased towards the latter part of this song.......which made his performance even more better. I absolutely loved his version of this song. Your reaction was perfect!!

[@scott3744]

They did that very, very well. Amazing 👍

[@stephaniehoelscher5053]

This is a great rendition of this song. Truly moving! Something else you might want to review: The Righteous Brothers (Live 1965) without computer sound effects.

[@root6302]

That was a Master Class on Story telling. 🖤

[@SteveCoronado2]

I completely understand what you meant about his voice here. It brings tears to my eyes every single time I hear this song. For a band known for their hard rock music this was impeccably done and so beautiful and moving. 🤘🏻🔥💥🙏🏻

[@clayschuetz899]

Oh and on the subject of covers, nine inch nails did a song called hurt, now I'm not a big 9⃣ inch nails fan but I did like hurt, Johnny Cash did a cover of this song before he died, it was basically his swan song, have you heard it? If you haven't you should, it's amazing, it actually always makes me cry, the video is amazing, very visually heartfelt.

[@lyndabignell9660]

I was 16 when S & G produced this song. I used to sing along to this and got angry at the same place that David did. I was only introduced to this version in the last year by my son and I can't stop listening to it. His voice is amazing and the emotion it produces in you is powerful. I love watching people hearing it for the first time.

[@charlotteschaffer9494]

David was sick with the flu and had a fever of 102. He was awesome!❤

[@secretarts]

Simon & Garfunkel gave a warning, Disturbed gives a wonderful lament the warning was not headed, Pentatonix(acapella group) does a version that gives hope.

[@antriggjackman6274]

This song really helps especially this version from a man who struggles with PTSD l been in that Dark place.

[@jasonregister3494]

It's a master class on the emotional build 😮

[@markramsdell4433]

Need to see their cover of sting's "If I loss my Fatih in You!"

[@stevejordan9567]

I never liked the original version. But this gives me goosebumps. Disturbed ROCKS!!!

[@McLeod2022]

for as great as this vid is... there is NOTHING like feeling the music HIT you... to be there in person, front row... to feel the sound waves strike ja... vids are nice... but being hit by music is just another level... would've loved to be there. why i love Rammstein... to feel the flames and to have an entire stadium shaking the ground and singing about you... nothing like live music by those who are so damn gifted. to sit six feet away from one of the best slap base guitarists and see him smile at ja when hes about to riff... to be tired, dirty, sweaty, filthy because you just got sunburned dancing and jumping at an outdoor concert... love live. and this song.. Dave tore it down and made the lyrics, in my opinion, soar for what they were meant to become. Dave got the deed to the ranch on this one.

[@adambcakebread1244]

David Draiman is a ckassicly trained Jewish Canter. This was first spng in years that he used that he used that amount of range in his voice. Also fun fact, when he dis this performance, he had just recovered from a nasty flu. Also check out the charasmatic voice, she interviewed him and they sat for ages jist taliing all things singing and you just learn a lot about him in it.

[@billeverson5821]

I've seen it said best, Simon and Garfunkel have us a warning, but David Draymond rocked us to our soul with an accusation

[@doomkiller282]

David may be the main vocalist for a rock band, Disturbed.... but he has an amazing voice

[@seancstew]

Welcome to the world of reactions. Stand by, it will be a bumpy ride. The strings did nothing other than playing a background. The lead, well, his voice was the prime instrument here. As you can obviously see. Or, hear.

[@kaneylin2623]

i just discovered your channel and i saw you made a reaction about pentatonix, if you don't know they also covered The sound of silence and it's also amazing

[@gperk4723]

That was live on the conan show!❤

[@darthtyrion8057]

“Idk man” haha love it 😂

[@007chinochef]

Hey beautyfull!! Good reaction!!!! An amazing cover/tribute. Thanks. Greettings from Argentina

[@jeffk1482]

I saw your Nightwish reaction first. Then I went back and found this Disturbed one. I appreciated on both just how shocked you were - any preconceived notions blown out the window. There’s a LOT of really good metal bands out there these days, more than there ever have previously been at any one time IMO. You’ve found two exceptional rabbit holes to fall down already. With these two alone you’re in for many, many wonderful surprises. SUB!

[@KoalityReactions]

Awe thank you, that's so kind! I loved both of these performances and I'm honestly excited about watching more from both bands.

[@chuckster255]

The best way I know how to describe this performance is that it's the best cover of their epic cover of Simon & Garfunkel's masterpiece.

[@garyrotg9964]

I tingled the whole time!

[@williamdunphe-bh2pu]

Paul Simon seen this time coming a visionary and this preformance was legendary the studio version is even better wild bill

[@anthonydavella1878]

Pink floyd pulse concert the great gig in the sky. No words are said but so much is said at the same time.

[@an.american]

The Sound of Silence is widely regarded as one of the most poetic and profound songs from the 1960s. It was written by Paul Simon, who was 21 years old at the time and later recorded and performed by the legendary duo of Simon & Garfunkel in 1964. It speaks of the disconnection and loneliness that can be felt in modern society. The song deals with feelings of loneliness and isolation and evokes feelings of introspection and contemplation. The first verse sets the tone: "Hello darkness, my old friend I’ve come to talk with you again Because a vision softly creeping Left its seeds while I was sleeping And the vision that was planted in my brain still remains within the sound of silence.” The lyrics suggest that through introspect the speaker is subconsciously talking to his own inner darkness about embracing the silence brought about by his self ostracizing behavior leaving a vision of loneliness and isolation planted in his mind. And he is trying to make sense of it. The speaker is seeking clarity and understanding. The second verse expands on this theme by talking about people who “talk without speaking” and “hear without listening.” The song is about the disconnect between people, such as himself, who are lost in their own subconscious conversations who can be physically present but emotionally absent. The speaker is lamenting that people are so consumed by their own thoughts and concerns that they fail to connect with one another. The third verse of the song is perhaps the most poignant. The lyrics speak of “the sound of silence” and how it can be “like a cancer that grows.” The silence that the speaker is referring to is the silence between people, the inability to connect on a deeper level. The song is about the urgent need to break the silence and connect with one another, to bridge the gap that separates us. The speaker seeks clarity and understanding, but he is doing it in isolation. The Sound of Silence is a powerful reminder of the importance of human connection. The song speaks to a universal truth that is as relevant today as it was when it was first recorded in 1964. It is a message that resonates with people of all ages and backgrounds, reminding us that we are not alone in our struggles. The song is a call to action, urging us to break the silence, to reach out to one another, and to find a way to reconnect. In today’s modern world, where communication is increasingly dominated by technology and social media, the message of The Sound of Silence is more critical than ever. Despite all the tools at our disposal, we are becoming increasingly disconnected from one another. These lyrics encourage listeners to break the silence and reconnect with humanity.

[@johnjwedrall4290]

I found your channel today and subscribed to it today ❤👍

[@chadbennett7873]

Being a poet who has been highly influenced by Paul Simon, I listened to this song when it first came out and realized the importance of it. Paul and Art sang it with their happy, poppy combination of harmonies, and I think the warning was lost on the ears who heard it. David and Disturbed, decades later, retuned with the admonishment of our deafness too Paul's cry to action. If one does not listen for the meaning in a song, just tap their toe to the beat, they miss some of the greatest depth of human spirit to which they might ever be exposed. David forces you to hear them. You cannot ignore them. And you mustn't! By the way, he was ill when he performed this.

[@bab3132]

Their film clip is phenomenonal in telling the story too.

[@chadbennett7873]

@@bab3132 Absolutely, very moving.

[@kimberlybrown7938]

Check out their song "Hold on to Memories". Bring a box of tissues.

[@SergioVLyra-gt3nx]

Salve salve! Essa música é muito bonita e essa versão de Disturbed realmente me chamou atenção. Porque conheci essa banda cantando um estilo mais "pesado" digamos assim. rsrsrs Se você curte as músicas de Simon and Garfunkel, sugiro você ouvir Sohyang cantando "Bridge over troubled water"'. É espetacular. Abraços do Brasil!

[@cornbread12987]

The first time that I heard disturbed, I thought "oh some nu metal crap" yeah I heard "down with the sickness". Then this guy pulls this out... this is high art. This like Monet or a Rembrant. I dont know about reality anymore

[@andreasjohansson1952]

Wow, all these metal bands, right? Didn't expect you'd be into those, right? I think we're all metalheads deep down, so much fantastic music you'd be missing out if you're not, riiiiiiiiiiight? Welcome to the family. :)

[@KoalityReactions]

Totally. I think I had a different idea of what metal was… at least mostly, so far, anyway. I’ve been really enjoying what I’ve been listening to!

[@andresmoreno8762]

disturbed amazing amazing perfprmance 🤩🤩😍😍😍😍

[@kenbuck4962]

saw them in hershey pa in 2019. they are a MUST SEE live!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! the turn up the amps during the show until the amps........."younger people wont get this"! they get to 11!!!!!!!!!!

[@sueg3650]

David had a terrible cold when he performed this, but he really delivered! I understand that he's a Juliard trained singer, which explains his masterful use of key/octave change throughout this song.

[@julietteschmidt3119]

Not Juliard. He trained to be a cantor in Jerusalem for a time. His great grandfather was a cantor in the largest synagogue in Jerusalem years ago.

[@tinmanpickle7212]

Down with the sickness is 1 of disturbed greatest songs

[@wirelessmikedj7784]

If you like harmonizing etc, you should look at a few acapella groups. Home Free, Pentatonix and VoicePlay are all amazing and have all been around for some years. I prefer Home Free and a good starting point is the "Man of Constant Sorrow" video...but any of the catalog of these groups will leave you speechless.

[@joeparga744]

Hello beautiful lady, Wow is definitely the right word for this song and no none of their other music sounds like this. More hard core. I have a recommendation for you Journey Live in houston 1981 Mother, Father is the song title.

[@LeeCarlson]

You might be interested in hearing the Pentatonix cover of "Sound of Silence," and "The Prayer" if you have not heard them previously.

[@weststephan5253]

The lead singer was actually sick during this performance too!

[@stevepatterson6311]

That was a great reaction I enjoyed it. If you love string instruments you DEFINITELY need to check out two chellos thunderstruck you'll love it

[@JariJuslin]

Welcome to the wonderful world of metal! You will find there will be something for everyone, and a presentation style for every emotion.

[@ignaciorincon7467]

...hav always loved Disturbed...saw them in concert...when I 1st heard this rendetion...was absolutely floored...knew his voice was powerful n piercing...but...lije U said...WOW...

[@DonLuc23]

I am not a hard rock fan, so it really amazes me when a hard rock singer sounds so beautiful. You reacted to Night Wish, Floor Jenson has several songs on line singing in a more toned down performance, and her voice is outstanding.

[@courier4145]

Heard simon&Garfunkels version back in the 70s and thought it was ok. I came across this Version by ACCIDENT 😳 FU×K IT BLEW ME AWAY😍 ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT ❤️. And im a Soul Man 😜

[@Tim1081-fo3ll]

Paul Simon liked this cover so much that he actually told Draiman that this is now his song. Daimon was very sick when he did this on Conan

[@no_onein2024]

Another GREAT cover song is the band Bad Wolves doing a tribute to the Cranberries' song "Zombie" (Singer Dolores O'Diordan was scheduled to go in the studio and add her vocals to it but then she tragically was killed. Proceeds from this song went to her family) It's a MUST see, a very emotional song and video, especially if you've seen the original video from the 90's

[@KoalityReactions]

Oh wow, def heard The Cranberries and love their stuff. So sad about Dolores… but excited to check this out. Thank you!

[@whiskeythedog578]

"we live in a simulation"? you might be right, but i almost splurted simulated coffee on my simulated laptop when you said it. in my simulation, this is not a new song... stellar

[@KoalityReactions]

Hahahaha Not a new song for me either, but it was my first time hearing Disturbed cover it. Glad your laptop is still safe, simulated or not! 😂

[@whiskeythedog578]

hehehe@@KoalityReactions

[@thadtrigg8183]

You need to watch the official video. The effects of the video will give you more insight to the song and Disturbed's interpretation

[@mavericklimsk]

You should hear the "Super Vocal" version. You will not regret.

[@larryhillebrand5421]

When this song first hit the radio they ask peaple like or not anat the time it was like 850.000 likes an 72 dislikes so I played it for my girl friend an she was dislike an I told her I don't think we can date anymore lmao I love it

[@loriprice1518]

Total WOW GOOSE BUMP right?!!! I grew up with Simon & Garfunkel and my fav Metals band ✊👊fists in the air “DISTURBED”!!! They brought to light another Artists message who “predicted” today ~ what happened to eye contact in-person stimulation? People look down not around it’s the consumption of “tech” world yah! look look David up he was a “cantor” and his respect for such and family you shall read, this re~make displays the Class and Justice of another Artist.

[@Chris.Thanopoulos]

NOTE 2 things about davis ....on this live davis had very high fever , he was with fluds over their and his voice was crystal...2nd note somewhere to the start he just turn his head and just looking someone with angry face...someone used autotune which davis hates it so hard...he dont like to use machines when he is singing !!!!

[@da9pauly]

I hope you react to the band Tool. Tool is a progressive rock band that is known for having odd time signatures and longer songs that take you on a journey thru your mind. Tool is meticulous about song composition and treats the vocals as an instrument within the music. They are master musicians. I recommend reacting to the song The Pot first. Tool has a huge fan base known as the Tool Army and Tool’s last album Fear Inoculum August 2019 outsold Taylor Swift’s album.

[@sakadula]

You did a fine job first time out. Your reaction/perception instincts are excellent; your communication style is engaging; you balance time well. Would suggest when you pause, especially at a transitional point in the piece, you might want to run it back a little to as to catch the dynamic in the transition, uninterrupted. You entertain well. Congratulations, and welcome aboard!

[@carolynbifano]

Another great cover to check out is Chris Cornell - "Nothing Compares 2 U" (Prince cover made famous by Sinead O'Conner) [Live @ SiriusXM] | Lithium.

[@paulsmith-xt6sh]

Its a cosmic thing ❤

[@jeffreychevalier43]

..." No one dared disturb The sound..." Allow me to disturb the the song to say I'm shook😢😅

[@joestasch]

wow....is right, i think!

[@allendesalme197]

You must listen to almost anything Pentatonix does if you want ot hear amazing voices and harmonies. And yes David Draiman has an amazing voice - he is in a metal band but is classically trained...

[@theresagermain921]

The imagery on his video is really intense.

[@triggersecurity1884]

This is a great song buy an awesome band. Great reaction by the way 👍😊