Tim Foust - Why Do Fools Fall In Love | Opera Singer Reacts LIVE

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Tim is just phenomenal

[@dagmar.6954]

Such a great rendition & cute video! Have always loved this song by Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers from 1956. Tim has such a great vocal range for these older doo-wop songs. Can't wait for the remaining videos from his cd. Also love seeing Tim's fur babies in the video.

[@lindawarden-burglund9603]

FANTASTIC! LOVE TIM FOUST! 💙💙💙

[@richarddaugherty8583]

This is killer! I love that you loved it!

[@anitawright7169]

This is so very awesome! Tim is the best! Love your reaction! ♥

[@ms.chuckfu1088]

Tim and Austin Brown and Chris Chatham, all singing "My Maria" with instruments, is still my favorite.

[@Aussiecris214]

Tim does a good job his whole album is 🔥 📛 ❤❤❤

[@GrimmjowwJ]

First time im hearing of this artist. Sooo good. Definitely gonna sub to his channel

[@audreyjohnson4599]

Tim Foust is the bass singer for Home Free, an acapella country group. His bass has blown out speakers. He has a 5 octave range, and sings bass to tenor according to the song. Check them out.

[@nancyholter5646]

Tin is not just a solo artist. He collaborates with Peter Hollens and you might want to check out some of their duets. And his 'day job' is as bass for the a capella group Home Free. They have fantastic harmonies and cross many genres. A deep and wide rabbit hole to fall into. Enjoy the music!

[@RPitch07]

Dumb question. How can Tim Foust surprise you? He is so talented. Nice reaction and happy puppy watch.

[@daviddavison3970]

Love the song & he does a great job

[@trixiebella]

Tim Foust + Puppies + Maggie Renee = Holy Cheese Muffins!!!

[@olskoolgamer4672]

Very cool video and a really good song. Nothing like classic music from back in the day. And speaking of classic music I was recently listening to one of my favorite pieces just before posting this comment. It was first composed in 1829 by Rossini and is known as the William Tell Overture. My favorite part of that piece is the finale. Mainly because I am a huge fan and history buff of the Old West. And the finale of the William Tell Overture was used for one of the most iconic Western heroes in all of pop culture... it became known as the theme of The Lone Ranger and in my opinion it is one of the greatest pieces of music ever composed.

[@michaelcallan5336]

He does so well at doo wop style, havent you already reacted to his other 2? "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/ Stay" and "Come Go With Me"

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Hello my beautiful Maggie Renee. I just became your new subscriber. Thank you wintersun Alex ❄️🫶

[@glendamcgrady1244]

Hey, Tim! Love your dogs!

[@according_to_Gerg]

I agree with you on the James Blunt voice comparison!

[@MelindaBrown-yz5jc]

❤️❤️❤️

[@nancyholter5646]

You should also check out his Since I Don't Have You, from the same album. The music he has released to his Patrons is amazing. A mix of covers and originals, some solo, others group efforts. Well worth the $$ just for the music, but also well worth supporting an independent artist.

[@steelers6titles]

Vocal emulates Frankie Lymon's original, which he co-wrote and recorded at the age of 13 with his group, the Teenagers. Song was Number One on the Billboard R & B chart for five weeks. Lymon died of a heroin overdose at age 25 in 1968. Three women fought over his estate.

[@P-M-869]

I like almost all the original Versions of a song. Bobby McGee being one exception.

[@chrismorin1318]

If you like pups and you love Home Free, I'd suggest their video for When Will I Be Loved! A great video and a great cause! ❤

[@mikenolan8044]

Tim Foust has gone to the dogs! Or vice versa. Good either way. Tim once again excels in this genre, Loved your reaction. Good analysis.

[@fredeerickbays]

`ya they are all puppies and cats are all kittens. I was but 8 yr old when this came out. The first time I heard it was when i was helping our hired man with the milking. He was just 22 and into R&R. He had the radio on WNDR when he worked. It was he who got me into R&R. I like helping him more then my Da b/c Da had on the farm report which was boring for an 8 yr old.

[@chuckhood2060]

😊👍❤️

[@madmaxx-uk3vy]

👍❤️

[@lfcynwa3853]

Hi, I cant believe you haven’t followed up on your Jimmy Barnes and John Farnham video reaction with the John Farnham - Help… Live with the Melbourne symphony orchestra…. It will blow you away!

[@antrazitaj5209]

He should narrate books

[@angelamason9840]

He read green eggs and ham during a Home Free show. it was awesome! 😁

[@antrazitaj5209]

@@angelamason9840 I know

[@mdo5121]

Please do the original Frankie Lyman recording...a great one from the past

[@thomasmacdiarmid8251]

Of course, this song made you think of Monsters!?!!? 😕 What's next - All About That Bass reminds of Hurt?

[@allenporter6586]

Maggie, have you done "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" by the Danish Sympony Orchestra? I would be really interested to see your reaction.

[@PatR2243]

I wish some of the doowop singers back in the day had sounded as good as Tim.

[@ManuelGuajardo-zd7hx]

Another great reaction Maggie as always. As your new subscriber I'll try to plan on being on your up coming live request day to make you some requests for my favorite symphonic viking metal band from Helsinki Finland wintersun which is a sister band with nightwish and epica. Fun fact Maggie nightwish has members that were formally from wintersun now. I'll give you those suggestions here just to make sure you'll have it down in writing. First is wintersun sons of winter and stars 1.5 official lyric video. Next is wintersun time live rehearsal video at Sonic pump studios in Helsinki Finland. Then finally it's wintersun land of snow and sorrow live rehearsal official video. So maggie if you love nightwish and epica you'll love wintersun. And that's why I prefer to go by wintersun Alex. Thank you ❄️❤️🫶

[@plantlord3266]

great voice but bit too high for my ears-good rendition for 1950's music-love the dogs too and love your reaction

[@princessButtercupp]

He's a phenomenal bass singer, but his sweet spot for me is his beautiful baritone range. It's so rich and resonate. He can do crazy vocal runs as well but keeps them tasteful so it suits the song. I find it crazy that he can reach these high notes so well, but it's not my preference for his voice.

[@brianblackburn6997]

More reactions to home free as they

[@M1NI0NS43VER]

HEY WHERES THE MELANIE MARTINEZ REACTIONSSS 😭😭

[@davidwelsh5206]

Again Tim is unbelievable talented but he should stay away from Frankie Lyman a legend

[@callaway19647]

i like tim , but hes done a few of these falsetto doo ops and they're kind of over done

[@Eyes-of-Horus]

The original was SO much better.