Musician Reacts to Paolo Nutini - No Other Way (Live)

[@paultracey7278]

What an incredible talent this Scotsman is😊

[@anacarolinatrebeschi1884]

Paolo is terrific. My favourite artist of all times ❤(he's scottish with italian roots). Subscribed

[@alypettene6266]

As u can notice he is so versatile... He can sing different styles... This man is gifted ❤️

[@relaxreflect5888]

“And I wonder if you’re Half as innocent as what you should should assure me….. or if you just thank him for his time and just never called him back again” I love that line

[@kevinross2515]

Getting played .

[@1957PLATO]

He could sing a telephone book and I would still listen.

[@dionmikkel745]

Thanks!

[@samuraikaito]

Thank you so much!

[@agustinstartari]

voice of pure gold

[@hah424]

He’s Scottish not Irish. His dad and grandfather got him into Motown and boogie woogie music when he was growing up. His grandfather would look after him after school, and he would listen to records or listen to his grandfather singing arias (Italian grandfather). This grandfather showed him how to place the needle on a record. He loved the 4 or 5 part harmony groups such as The Drifters, The Coasters, etc from the 50s and 60s. The laidback song performed in a room that you speak about was probably Better Man. I can hear his accent in some of his songs, especially when he does them live. Last Request from Jools Holland, you can hear his accent a bit. The exaggeration of the O vowel on “lay dOwn beside meh” is very Scottish, and his I vowels are also pronounced very sharply, similar to how Jamaicans say I. I’ve heard voice teachers says that singers take on the accent of the style of music they are emulating. If you watch any interviews with him, you’ll also hear his Scottish accent. Thank you so much for taking another listen to Paolo. ♥️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@samuraikaito]

Very interesting and thanks for the request! Singers emulating the accent of people that inspired them is a cool phenomenon. Hadn't heard of it but I guess it makes sense. 2/2 so far, he hasn't disappointed in the least bit and excited to get to some other songs in the future :)

[@silviab398]

Tony..and ours 😅😅😅😅

[@cmcc3721]

Scottish to an extreme degree if we're being honest. Man loves his country.

[@cjm2719]

Scottish treasure. I always think of Sam Cooke when I hear this song.

[@neilandfi]

It's not just motown. If you search YT for his content you'll see he sings in all sorts of genres, including folk, with some fine renditions such as his versions of "Caledonia" and Richard Thompson's "Beeswing". So glad he's coming back to the live music scene later this year.

[@boxingbreakdowns1016]

Autumn is about his grandfather to back up everyone else. You have to hear it and their are live versions that are emotional and just raw

[@samuraikaito]

Sorry for the confusion on thinking he was Irish! I got that mixed up on accident as many of the comments have let me know 😅 Thanks for the correction!

[@boxingbreakdowns1016]

Don't worry about it. It's like a Scotman trying to differentiate that one guy is from Manhatten and another is from Staten Island in a song.

[@dgallagher4898]

I'm Scottish and the accents get mistaken quite a lot. It's because of the original languages being similar (Gaelic). Well done on the videos dude really enjoy your content.

[@dionmikkel745]

I’ve watched this reaction several times since I’m a big Nutini fan and each time I read the comments I’m struck by how no one is mentioning how cute both of these guys are. Especially Samurai when he’s waxing ecstatic on the technical aspects: those dimples, those lips. ❤🎉😊

[@KimmyGibson]

Thank you!! I'll subscribe to anyone who listens to Paolo!! I can definitely hear his Scottish accent and along with the raspiness in his voice makes his vocals so unique that I can listen to him all day! Maybe I hear the accent because I listen to music from all over the world....some in English, some not. On the flip side, for a long time I thought Green Day's lead singer, Billie Joe Armstrong, was British...but he's not....though I think he sounds so when he sings. I hope you'll listen to more of Paolo's music. I'm 64 now and will always wish that I'd been able to see him live.

[@kevincherry834]

Better than sining in a generic Americanish accent like 99.99999% of the rest of the world do.

[@rachelbirdy3850]

Ahh that voice!can’t wait for new album soon

[@keniza1]

Listen to Paolo singing Candy live at Isle of Wight festival 2015

[@1001bno]

Great reaction sir, imho though his cover of "let me down easy" from the same gig is an even better showcase of his and the bands talent

[@charleneraymond4036]

Maybe it's because I'm British but I can definitely hear his. Scottish accent 😅 Love this song, usually people request his performance of it on Jools Holland which is more like the studio version but this was great too

[@samuraikaito]

That was supposed to the version I reacted to but I chose the wrong one course 😂

[@charleneraymond4036]

@@samuraikaito Hahaha! To be fair there's never a "wrong one" when it comes to Paolo Nutini 😊

[@jait2024]

Pure scottish Real as can be

[@grantpaterson1016]

He is headlining the TRNSMT Festival in Glasgow, Scotland next year...I got my tickets already :) Glasgow is only a couple of miles from his hometown of Paisley...an Awesome talent.

[@samuraikaito]

I'm sure that will be quite a performance! He should make his way out here to the US lol

[@seanspringett2914]

Keep these listening to this guy and u will gain alot of hard-core fans bud, ur forgiven for the Irish comment,:)

[@joyceharkin3641]

I'm wondering what magic potion they put in Scottish water. Two incredible artists with Scottish/Italian genes. Paulo and Lewis Capaldi are both just fabulous.

[@danielbell1168]

That is Unchained Melody you are hearing. Took me awhile to figure it out.

[@boxingbreakdowns1016]

Christ I can hear that he's from Glasgow area in his singing. A good one to check out would be Autumn off of his first album to hear more of an accent. If you do covers then for a feel good vibe would be The Beatles, don't let me down. It's got an Ottis Redding / Bob Marley vibe. His covers are amazing. If you went to 10 shows in a row, each song in each set would be differently arranged. It's weird because you done more of a Scottish accent than Irish when you tried to imitate him lol. Keep them coming bro. Merry Xmas and health safety and happiness to all of you and your loved one's across the holidays. Peace ✌.

[@samuraikaito]

Mannn I had idea tbh 😂 I recently did another Nutini reaction where I explained that whole thing. Feel free to check it out! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmGbXmhoZrxsd7c But I'm considering doing the Beatles cover next since that's one of my favorite songs by them. Thanks for the support & happy holidays!

[@boxingbreakdowns1016]

@@samuraikaito I will get onto your review shortly mate. A little bit busy, give me an hour dude. But yeah you were more Brave heart than P.S I love you lol. Which in fairness was a Scottish dude doing an Irish accent that made him sound like he was from Bangladesh.

[@kevinross2515]

Nailed it .

[@KingBuster90]

Just a simple way to put it & I don't know the details, just something I heard we use the left side of the brain to talk & right side to sing, so it's like learning to talk again, so we learn an accent from listening we talk with the sounding accent of where we grow up because it's the one we hear the most & we sing with the accent we hear sung the most it's also the reason why some people with a stutter can sing without stuttering, It's because they are using a different part of the brain

[@KingBuster90]

Also explains why when Justin Bieber came out a lot of kids who started to sing started sounding like Justin Bieber because they only listened to 1 artist, so they only had 1 singing influence on their singing accent as they were learning it's the same when you hear someone from a non-English-speaking country talk in English, they talk with the accent they learned English from

[@samuraikaito]

Oh that's pretty cool, I wasn't aware of that! Need to go check out some studies and articles about this sort of thing

[@joyceharkin3641]

Interesting!!

[@Babyseal2002]

Check out his live version of Iron Sky, Abbey Road sessions. Epic. EPIC performance.

[@hah424]

He's done this one already. 👍🏼

[@kevincardle5587]

There is a long history of singers or bands from the UK taking American music and giving it back to America, so regardless of where they are from in the UK they will sing it the way they heard it first, with an American style or accent, Paolo has even done ragtime style songs haha, if you want to hear Scottish artist singing in thier own accent…. THE PROCLAIMERS, Letter From America, geeky looking twins but they sing with passion. Also there’s an old song called SHOUT, by LULU, she sounds very non Scottish but she is from Glasgow Scotland

[@samuraikaito]

Copy that, thanks!

[@johnm-uv4jk]

try dermot kennedy he is an irish singer songwriter and his accent comes through when he sings. hes also awesome

[@PocketOptionTradingRobot]

This sounds like an Otis Redding's song

[@joyceharkin3641]

Written by Paulo - he is an amazing songwriter.

[@seanjoe1704]

I just want to ask why so many doors in your room..

[@alypettene6266]

Actually he is scottish Italian. ❤️

[@thomasferguson5478]

He does sing with a Scottish accent in places, same as Lewis Capaldi

[@markbennett2284]

He's Scottish bro, big difference lllllaaaaaarrrr, I'm a Scouser by the way hahaha

[@daviel6595]

Paulo headline TRANSMIT summer Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@jonnylumberjack6223]

Pretty sure he's the reincarnation of Otis.

[@leo1314ok]

Irish? Where you get that from? And you can tell from the intonations in his phrasing that he's at least Celtic, if you can't hear the Scottish "twang" in his voice

[@shooteroffuture]

Bro it’s called a side stick. Not a rim shot. It’s sometimes called a rim click, but every drummer I’ve ever heard from, knows personally or watched a master class from calls it a side stick. Rim shots are something COMPLETELY opposite: landing a stick on the drum head and the rim at the same time which gives a definitive louder more resonant sound, used in all genres of course but is a staple of metal drumming and actually a fairly difficult thing to keep consistent in your playing

[@slawiter]

The scotish Otis Redding.

[@grantpaterson1016]

He Isn't English or Irish...He is Scottish. You can clearly hear his scottish accent in his diction and alliteration and word formulation.

[@samuraikaito]

I can sort of hear it if I'm really paying attention but I guess I pay more attention to everything else that the accent thing doesn't really come to mind. If I didn't know he was Scottish though, I doubt I'd be able to tell tbh

[@kellymm7630]

50 this Motown

[@pauldocmusic2411]

Cool reaction , apart from the obvious blooper thinking he is Irish lol. His long awaited comeback should be good, as he's too talented not to make more material.

[@samuraikaito]

Yeah definitely butchered that lol but he is quite the talent, he pours his heart into these songs.

[@thomasferguson5478]

He’s back next year, announced as the headline act for TRNSMT on the Friday

[@rileythenoob4954]

He is scottish

[@conlasganas]

He is Scottish

[@glasgowgangster1251]

He is fking Scottish mate !

[@alankelsey949]

Otis

[@daviel6595]

Buy the man a coffee

[@mickconnor3549]

He's Scottish

[@David-jc7vf]

Paolo is scottish , from Scotland , not irish. , So your wrong , And can't tell the difference , Sorry. God bless from Scotland , paolo s country .🙏

[@yvonnegemmell7600]

He's Scottish.

[@DennyTurner-fs4mb]

He sounds Scottish too.

[@STEPHENGLOVER-xz6qh]

It's probably already been said, but he's not Irish - he's Scottish...enuff said.

[@lesleythomas3311]

He is Scottish not Irish

[@marksmith1739]

Hes Scottish not Irish!! Thank u

[@daviel6595]

Scottish

[@mik9124]

Do you realy know what Your listen to , think needs some more year's

[@That-Ginger-Chick]

Americans just can't hear accents, the rest of us can hear people's accents when they sing

[@datguy9915]

Scottish