Miami Boys Choir - Revach | Reaction

PortuguesePai's reaction to "Revach (Live version) - Miami Boys Choir"
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[@sf8735]

Every time you say "Baby Yoshi" I think of Mario Kart 😂😂

[@birdy4life]

Haha yes!

[@Discoursivist]

Love that you're back to reacting to MBC! The Revach concert is my favorite (I was nine years old then). They were in middle of switching from the choir style of earlier years to the boy band style of the Yavo era. Yerachmiel is just hyping the crowd up because it was the closing song of the concert and the most popular song of that album. Yoshi actually had some adorable solos at that concert and the three main soloists - Yosef, Shaul, and Ari (the first two are the soloists in this song) - had an amazing medley ballad performance that I hope they post at some point.

[@YLvids]

Revach is one of their most popular songs, and Shauli Elson (with whom I went to a post-high school gap year program in Israel) and Yosef Schick (who I used to be really good friends with, way back when we were little, in camp) are 2 of their star vocalists from back in the day. Yosef and I were actually in the camp choir together. He was the star soloist there as well, and I always marveled at the purity of his voice. I still remember an original song he composed (called “Az Yashir”) when he was like 6, that he sang and played piano to on talent night one summer. I believe he won that talent show, and deservedly so.

[@sf8735]

This is arguably the best MBC era! Revach was the title track of that album and super popular. Soloists were Yosef Schick and Shaul Elson, both awesome voices and definitely the stars of that time.

[@youtubeaddict1]

Na...nathan stark and goldwag Era was fire

[@amiller6545]

@@youtubeaddict1 agreed. Especially when the did some mamesh old songs like in Miami experiences, early ones.

[@minainmunda875]

Could be argued which era was best. I would split Miami boys history in 3 eras 1. What I call Miami boys prehistory, Those innocent days 2. Miami’s golden age, Miami experience era, and probably most synonymous with Miami 3. Miami boys reinventing era, starting from the Revach Album, or around this time. To me personally, Miami boys started with Revach, I liked that he started opening his tight americanized circle to a brother range of well known Jewish talent, such as recording most of the music in Israel with the Israeli steady studio musicians and their famous adult choir as well, having Mona and Laufer on the arrangements. That was a fantastic act of collaboration that brought me into the Miami boys choir. To me it was an act of a next level consciousness and next level of connecting with his listeners abroad.

[@harsheygold]

I just love you channel. I bumped into one. And here for hours already. Watching one after an other

[@levidansky613]

I love it when you sing!!! It makes me laugh 😃. Also it's amazing how quickly you pick up the tune after listening one

[@shansun5838]

those are defenitely the kind of videos i was waiting for you to react!! it's my favourite era. these two kids names are Yosef shick- the lower one, and Shaul Elson the higher one (3:45). my favourite vocalist all over the MBC history is Shaul Elson, I made a live compilation video of him in this concert. i really hope you watch it because i see you are good sense listener so you might melt by hearing his voice

[@levidansky613]

Had to come back to this vid!! Im still a fan and miss your singing reaction videos, but its your channel.

[@yeshevishman]

Yoshi was still in the choir even after he left the choir! XD I remember going to a show after he had officially "graduated" from the choir, and he ended up coming out at the end to do a few songs with the choir! He just couldn't leave! Yerachmiel trying to get the crowd involved is somewhat of a meme in MBC lore, having been parodied. This was also the finale of the show. That's why they went so long and he was going so hard to excite the crowd. Awesome reaction, as always!

[@pinchusyagid8225]

I LOVE how they absolutely recreated the song PRECISELY the way it was done on the album. It just feels right lol

[@proudjewgirl2489]

your singing in there is great, part of the reaction is where the reactor gets into it enough to hum along

[@kuraiayame7236]

There’s actually a couple of people here that were in Yerushalayim! Young yoshi, Akiva, and Yair! Akivas the one that sang after yoshi in the beginning and Yoshi’s the one that sang with Albert (the one you said that they both compliment each other so well) and the harmony with David and Yoshi

[@MrDana102030]

נחמד לראות איך אתה מזהה כבר את הילדים😊 והזיכרון שלך מדהים! בזכותך אני חוזרת אחורה לשנות הילדות המוקדמות שלי וזה מכניס שמחה בבית. תודה! מציעה לך לראות את הילי משייב בשיר "אמא" ו "adago",היא מדהימה בגבהים שלה(כבר הצעתי לך את זה בתגובות בתניא..)

[@ygross18]

The guy who looks familiar is Shaul Elson who performed in the alumni video. He was one of the stars at that time along with the other prominent soloist Yosed Schick (the guy with a bunch of solos here)

[@hudis78]

If you loved baby Yoshi here, wait till you see his cameo in the song Hashkiveini. Song with choir starts at around the 54 minute mark of the following video: “Хор Еврейских Мальчиков. Miami Boys Choir. Полный концерт 2005 года”. Watch till the end. Thank me later. He is edible.

[@rosegold4594]

Revach is one of the most popular songs sung by mbc… Still popular as well

[@hima-wc3kb]

the two boys, yosef shick with the most solo section and shaul elson, are definitely some of the best soloist from Revach. Shaul Elson might look familiar to you because he was in the alumni video.

[@levykatzman842]

You should apply for a spot in the choir. 😂

[@PortuguesePai]

Haha, wouldn't that be something :D

[@yonatanschlussel]

@@PortuguesePai the full concert is also on KZbin. Would love to see what you think of the rest kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6uwdX6spdKmgtk

[@arnoldalsi]

yerachmiel begun was just interviewed on nachum segal the first interview he 's doing since miami boys choir exploded virally

[@dot__pixis]

omg yoshi was so cute

[@Lina_unchained]

Yes that is Yoshi and next to him Yair Kenig (tall super skinny kid w the high voice from Yerushalayim, galai, hatov and Yavoh)

[@WannaBeHocker]

Baby Yoshi is the new Baby Yoda

[@izzym1]

His name is pronounced yer-ah-ch-meel. (Ch isn't a ck sound). Also the star soloists name 9:49 is Yosef Schick. The kid who sings the next line is Shaul Elson

[@YLvids]

Most people don’t know the Jewish pronunciation of the “ch.” It’s not a ck sound, but it’s also certainly not the sound non-Jews would typically associate with those letters combined. To anyone who didn’t grow up using those letters the way we do, it’s used in words like “teach,” “child,” etc, or just with a silent “h,” like in “character.” A good way to describe the sound it makes when used for Hebrew words is a guttural sound, kinda like the “gh” in “ugh,” or the sound you make when you have post-nasal drip and hawk a loogie.

[@izzym1]

@@YLvids I know I just wasn't sure how to describe the real sound 😂

[@YLvids]

@@izzym1 yeah, not an easy sound to describe

[@YLvids]

But I’ve heard him pronounce it correctly many times, so he definitely can do it. Like when he says “challah,” he’s got it down. So, if you’re reading this, Portuguese Pai, almost any time you see the “ch” in a Hebrew or Yiddish word, think “challah,” and you know how to pronounce it. There are no exceptions with Hebrew, and the only exception I can think of in Yiddish (though I don’t really speak Yiddish, so there could be others) would be “chulent,” which is pronounced with the classic “ch” sound. And idk if it’s even really a Yiddish word in origin…

[@proudjewgirl2489]

yoshi looks adorable

[@Lili23304]

I was at this concert:) good times!

[@Lippy10]

I have ADHD and I’m jumping out of my seat

[@sh.michal]

In this song, the concept of Revach - relief, well-being

[@אלחנןכהנוביץ]

I recommend you to see the song "Bircat cohanim" by Avrumi Weinberg, I'm sure you will enjoy it very much...

[@vk4296]

baby yoshi!!!

[@cheskywaldman260]

Baby Yoshi... Haha.. like ur videos

[@hima-wc3kb]

also pls react to their song “When The Siyum Calls”

[@daliazaad5134]

Tzur - Miami Boys Choir . I hope it will be your next reaction . Thank you .

[@cblack9559]

You should react to "Daddy come home" Cute little boy with great voice from a different boys choir(newer).

[@alanfein9882]

I really enjoy your critique of MBC songs. I think it would help you and add depth to your videos if you understood what the songs mean, both exact translation and possibly the deeper meaning of the words. Feel free to reach out to me

[@חמנד]

אני אוהבת את ירחמיאל ביגון❤❤❤❤❤

[@rivkeefriedman5311]

@1:10 the second boy from the left looks a lot like the young C Abrahamowitz, the second soloist of the song yerushalayim. Anybody else sees it?

[@kuraiayame7236]

The soloist after yoshi is actually akiva Abramowitz!! And the one in this video is actually young akiva!

[@politicallyincorrect7350]

By the way, Yerachmiel started off his choir directing days in Toronto!

[@Games-sj4mc]

Check out this song ‘BAYOM HAHU’ by Miami Boys Choir Very special one!

[@letsgo4078]

You singing so nice!!!! 😂

[@bensternbuchben246]

Hi my name is Ben I love your videos. I understand that you are from Canada. I am from Toronto. What city in Canada are you from?

[@josephhalpern2994]

Yiddish nachas/ tishrei nachas!!

[@MendelDanzo]

Bro, you're awesome! So riveting to see somebody from outside react to Jewish music. There's some reallly unique stuff out there in the music sphere. If you're looking for modern-style, English stuff, check out people like Matisyahu (he's not religious anymore, but his old stuff was fire), Jeryko, Avrhm, Yosef David, Cedars of Lebanon, Moish, Binyamin. Check 'em out.

[@esty_92]

Shaul elson was my favorite!!!

[@Liz-zl6il]

fantastic vid now please do the yeshiva boys choir again!! you only gave them one shot and with a less good song!

[@Isramom9]

You look and sound a lot like Dax Shepard. Are you him? Or related?

[@PortuguesePai]

Hahah, that's funny you say that. My Neighbour has also said that before....Answer however is no, I am not him or related to him. HOWEVER I didn't get to be part of his Podcast a few months ago. I was one of the First guests to do his Spin off podcast where he interviews some of the listeners on a Question that was asked.

[@boropark9868]

אדרבה, אברהם פריד, הקליפ המקורי, במאי - יצחק זוננשיין Aderabe, Avraham Fried / zonnshow kzbin.info/www/bejne/nJa7iqhjrLSDraM

[@nitush-gc2wz]

you touched a very interesting point with the crowd's reaction when expected to sing - it touches 2000 years of exile. today you will find a much more enthusiastic reaction. very interesting point. also, if you haven't done this, I would recommend you the video "Hiney ma tov" of the boys choir, and then the recording of the cover by the alumni's years later. here's the clip for the old version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jYqXpZmMZsdmY7M here are the alumni: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKXClX-VbsuEqsk

[@loveyouHshem]

Baby yoshi😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@tzvizzleclippers3179]

Levi robin is special

[@carloscabreraortiz7684]

Por favor me podrian enviar este video lo estado buscando durante algunos años y hoy lo he podido ver mediante su canal

[@PortuguesePai]

O vídeo original está na minha descrição abaixo do vídeo se quiser assistir

[@thelaw586]

Little yoshi

[@jakekoog1434]

Thanks for your commentary! Here is another great one by Zanvil Weinberger at a Dirshu event. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZPXYWWCj5aKg5o

[@Geveretzah1]

Can you react to the benyanin’s and akiva’s yetushalaim?

[@agv8697]

Shaul. That is all I have to say.

[@EliezerGraber]

You should really check out Yosi Piamenta; he was dubbed (much to his chagrin) the "Hasidic Hendrix" by The Village Voice for his virtuosic guitar playing. He was on the Jewish music scene for 40+ years until his passing a few years ago. Here he plays with his brother (the flutist) and his son (vocals) - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5qQnqCNjd2pp9U

[@bB-oy2rw]

Great song choice :) please can you try Little Kite, I think you will like Abi’s deep voice kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2HcnqyerbR9fqM

[@davidg1060]

Video 3 of asking Portuguese pai to reply to me saying Glatt bite

[@pantfant]

react to more miami boys choir

[@mgottlieb8626]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qquVepeZhtasn8k part 3

[@sw9049]

Yiddishe Taavos Song by Motti Ilowitz kzbin.info/www/bejne/boPLfpd8iNifmNU

[@MENDEL111770]

I think that most of your viewrs are from USA. In israeli jewish music you have more genres also in english!👍

[@benzismuzic]

Bsb - incomplete / high Part....

[@zalmym]

I think this is the studio recording put to a live performace.

[@94marhar]

Can ypu please react to MIAMI BOYS CHOIR - Esmach, it starts at 00:40

[@tzvizzleclippers3179]

Levi robin please

[@minainmunda875]

I enjoy you stuff, thank you My humble suggestion Please focus more on the music part, rather then focusing on cultural parts, after all, they are music performance videos. for Jewish culture there’s Rebbe clips where you see Jewish culture in reality, so you can Analyze Jewish culture with those kind of clips Thank you for understanding

[@freespeech100]

Yes, But he loves music in general and he loves this music in particular, And it's kind of cool that he's genuinely interested in learning about the culture through his appreciation and love of music..... No offense but hes not suggesting that hes doing a post doctoral dissertation on Jewish theology, Because goodness knows that if he was doing that, Trying to study Jewish culture and theology through music is about as efficient as studying American colleges by watching college football games. And so much of this type of performance is just so different that simply focusing on the music almost misses the point. So I think that he has a great balance, having a lot of fun while also learning a lot by asking questions. Please keep in mind that I value your suggestion and I am not trying to belittle you, I just disagree. I hope you enjoy the channel As much as I do.

[@PortuguesePai]

Hey Minain, I appreciate your comment/suggestion, however I think I will continue making the videos as I have been. As I can understand your view on it being a musical performance, there are clearly cultural aspects included in the music or the performance. So pointing out both things I see makes sense to me. Thanks for taking the time to voice yourself, and hope you enjoy the videos!

[@jewcanboy]

@portuguesepai please do chuneini next! It’s sung by @yosefgestetner