Musician Reacts To Wizard of Ahhhs - Todrick Hall + Pentatonix

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[@stuarcari]

It's the story of the Wizard of Oz using modern pop songs

[@Locke99GS]

It seems like all of the reaction videos I've seen to the video miss the entire point of the video. I'm fairly sure people aren't watching Wizard of Oz anymore, since the connection isn't obvious to them. And it makes me sad. :(

[@JD-lt3wj]

@@Locke99GS they are uncluttered

[@justindaycreative]

The way they used "modern" pop songs to so perfectly re-tell the story of The Wizard of Oz blows me away every time I see/hear this one. So well done.

[@Annap137]

Have you not seen the Wizard of Oz? That’s what the story is :)

[@marymichele340]

You and your wife need a movie night-watch the Wizard of Oz with Judy Garland. It is a classic

[@TigStripe]

"Is there a storyline I should be following here?" -a guy watching a video titled a pun of "Wizard of Oz"

[@LisaMT1218]

No need to be rude.

[@TigStripe]

@@LisaMT1218 wasn't intentionally being rude. I found it funny.

[@JD-lt3wj]

@@LisaMT1218 it wasn't rude...

[@diannecardenas9866]

It's retelling the Wizard of Oz through contemporary music. You got a little wrapped up in the technical detail that you let the actual story blow over your head.

[@deansouthwick1906]

I was thinking exactly the same thing! Glad I decided to read a few comments before I left one. BRILLIANT song choices.

[@tampazeke4587]

"Is there a storyline I should be following here?" You CANNOT frickin' be serious with that!

[@JacobRestituto]

A little harsh

[@cheekrrettlurks8441]

@@JacobRestituto It was, wasn't it. The Wizard of Oz is such an old classic, it's not realistic to think everyone from this generation would be familiar with it. That being said, the video tells the story of the movie so well using contemporary songs that you lose so much not knowing the film.

[@timcaldwell5241]

LOL…I think Jacob truly regretted reviewing this vidieo…the Wizard of Oz is so ingrained in our culture that I never thought that he would be so lost🤪…”and you’re little dog toooo”

[@larrywt656]

I was REALLY hoping you would react to this one! This has become my favorite music video of all time! PURE GENIUS!! The video is re-telling the entire Wizard of Oz story using modern music. This was purely Todrick's baby. He did all the production and arrangements (I don't think Bram or Boyer had anything to do with this one, but I could be wrong about that). Although he was a few years older than them, Todrick grew up with Scott, Mitch & Kirstie in Arlington, Texas, and had known them since they were all kids. He had wanted to do a project with them and his all-time favorite movie is Wizard of Oz, so this match-up worked perfectly. This was a BIG breakthrough performance for Kirstie, who had been primarily in the background in the group's career up to this point...and she COMPLETELY knocked it out of the park!! If you watch the last scene, just before Kirstie-as-Dorothy clicks her heels, you'll see Scott give her a little "proud big brother" glance that's very heartwarming.

[@danielle8752]

Ben and Ed are listed in the credits of the original video description on Todricks channel. But agree 100% that Todricks love of The Wizard of Oz and his genius shines throughout this entire production.. He is an amazing man of many, many talents!

[@kbbeers4274]

I cringed when you stated you couldn’t figure out the storyline. He’s so gonna get roasted. 🤣 Interesting perspective on vocal growth. I can tell a lot of maturity in their vocals from then to now. I do agree overall they haven’t lost their signature tones.

[@alextuttle7762]

Wait, are you not familiar with The Wizard of Oz??

[@MSKPELLEGRINO]

Some of the coolest aspects of this video are lost to you because you're unfamiliar with both the movie or the early days of KZbin. You're making me feel old, man.

[@tampazeke4587]

CHILDREN know of the Wizard of Oz. He's had to live under a rock to not know of it. Especially if he's a music and production buff. If he doesn't he needs to learn more of the history of his industry. This movie was a first on so many levels.

[@alextuttle7762]

@@tampazeke4587 Not everybody has the same childhood, relax.

[@ShyAnn291]

@@tampazeke4587 not everyone has seen it. I, on the other hand have seen it SEVERAL times!!

[@Wiley_Coyote]

This video probably got both Kirstin AND Todrick their eventual runs on Broadway in Kinky Boots (at different times). It IS a little bizarre to see a music reactor who doesn't know the plot of The Wizard of Oz. This is literally that plot, but compressed and using contemporary songs instead of the original songs from it.

[@Mong_Seungmin_Mong_Yeosang]

I always love it when Scott grabs the dog and then gives it back to Kirsten. He be like, “Oh crap I wasn’t suppose to grab him!”

[@DelGuy03]

I know, and the whole business of "OK, we're going to stand here aimlessly in the field and look up, while you sprint a half mile back to your house." Cracks me up.

[@Mong_Seungmin_Mong_Yeosang]

@@DelGuy03 During a tornado as well

[@nicajames4586]

Spelled Kirstin

[@michellebarry1555]

I could tell you had no idea what was going on 🤣. I mean the funniest part is when Mitch, Scott and Avi are dressed as the Lollipop Guild (munchkins) and it didn’t phase you. These are all characters from The Wizard of Oz.

[@RosheenQuynh]

I think he's the first reactor who I've seen not crack up or be weirded out; truly a breath of fresh air!

[@Spartan_777]

This is such a cool telling of the 'Wizard of Oz' movie that it was jarring that you weren't following that. Then I realized that there are people who haven't seen the movie. Well, if you HAD seen the movie you'd be all like: "That was so cool how they just told the story of the Wizard of Oz through modern song choices and clever acting."

[@samnkacie]

This was the first video where Kirstie got to take the lead and killed it! At the end, when she’s clicking her heels, watch how Scott looks at her so adoringly! He was so proud of her! If you haven’t seen the original Wizard of Oz movie, you are missing out on an amazing classic movie! Then this video will make more sense. 😊

[@Karen-Campos]

Super Reaction! Glad you enjoyed! I cant get over how well they picked the songs that retold the story of The Wizard of Oz so well! The transition from Scott to Mitch with the “do you” was brilliant! Notice too Scott, the scarecrow wanted a brain so his song said “I’m thinking about” and Mitch, the tinman wanted a heart, so his words “my heart is damaged.” As you caught, Kirstin sings “you’re lying on the cold hard ground” to Avi who is a”lion on the ground” ....just so so so well played! Kirstin dreamt of being on Broadway (which she has done now) & she was spectacular! A full production! Is there anything PTX can’t do? Nope. Now you know why comments after the Home medley was released said it gave Pentaholics “the Wizard of Ahhhs feeling” from the home songs at the end! This was Todrick’s production. He knew Scott, Kirstin & Mitch back in their high school days. If you wanna hear Kirstin explain her name, you might put “Starships” on your reaction list. It’s another throwback full production& so fun!

[@larrywt656]

He knew them from local musical theater in Arlington. He attended a different high school and had already graduated before the other three reached high school age.

[@salo81]

Yes, I wanted to suggest "Starships" as well - you can also hear Avi do overtone singing in that.

[@alextuttle7762]

That is an interesting observation about their voices being consistent even in growth, when others change more. I wonder if that could have a correlation with how much development and skill someone obtains throughout their childhood and teens, especially how much work is happening during puberty, as opposed to those who got a later start.

[@johna2066]

Have you never seen the Wizard of Oz? I’m amazed.

[@piper998877]

Not getting the storyline!!? Jacob is the type of guy while at a serene and beautiful Hawaiian beach with clear blue water would only focus on the reverb and echo the crashing waves make, and is sure the seagulls' squawk is autotuned.

[@nclsadler]

🤣 this is hilarious!!

[@JacobRestituto]

🥲

[@maryanderson5443]

Story line? Have you never seen The Wizard of Oz? Follows right along. BTW, Kurstie majored in musical theater.

[@dawnpatterson8708]

I am thoroughly enjoying your pentatonix reactions. Have been a huge fan for quite some time, and I love to share their music. So seeing your reactions and break down is great.

[@JacobRestituto]

So glad! Thank you!!

[@ms_scribbles]

Sit your butt down and watch The Wizard of Oz. Old, old movie (1939), but a total classic. One of the earliest movies to use the three-strip Technicolor method, and I think one of the few movies of the time to use *both* color and black and white to separate between Dorothy's dream (Technicolor) and reality (black and white). This video was an homage to the movie, doing a montage of pop and R&B songs to tell the story of the movie. If you notice at the end of the video, they show clips of the actual movie behind the group as they sing.

[@thechomiji]

With all respect (I've been enjoying your reactions, and the interview with Ben Bram was gold) you might want to watch the original classic movie "The Wizard of Oz." It's part of the U.S. cultural fabric. References to it pop up everywhere in music, too: America's "Tin Man' and Elton's John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" are just two examples that spring to mind immediately.

[@conniehill4851]

You never saw Wizard of Oz?????? Dude dude I can’t. This is a modern spin on it !! This is fantastic!!!

[@xmant8842]

I haven't checked yet, but have you seen "black and white" from todrick hall? It also has the superfruit (mitch and scott) and kirsten singing with him. I recommend it if you haven't heard it yet.

[@Sweeney541]

It's not Pentatonix in Black and White - Kevin and Avi weren't involved. It's "Todric Hall feat. Superfruit" (should be "Todric Hall feat. Superfruit and Kirstin" since she isn't part of SF)

[@xmant8842]

@@Sweeney541 Oh yeah. I forgot it didn't have kevin and avi. I'll edit my comment now Edit: I meant "now", not "not"

[@salo81]

I second that.

[@chrisabel1833]

When this first dropped I transcribed the lyrics. This is a retelling of the Wizard of Oz using current music. Kirsty played Dorothy, Glenda the Good, and the Wicked Witch. Scott, Mitch, Avi and Kevin played farm hands and munchkins. Scott was the Scarecrow, Mitch was the Tin Man, Avi was the Cowardly Lion, and Kevin kept Dorothy company as Toto. They reprised part of the end in their "Home" video from their @Home release.

[@danielcarter837]

Most of the songs at the end that had 'home' in them ended up on their pandemic EP Home that is only available electronically. They released it late Spring 2020 when everyone was on lockdown after their tour got canceled. They recorded their parts individually at home and even recorded videos individually at home. It was then mixed all together. It kept Pentaholics sane.

[@elainedavis4226]

WOW, just wow someone who doesn't have a clue to the Wizzard of Oz or that they condensed a 2 hour movie from the late 20's/early 30's(?) starring Judy Garland into an 8 minute clip using popular songs. I guess you have never seen The Wiz, a 1978 remake, which starred Michael Jackson and Dianna Ross. This is hard to wrap my head around. The visuals/references flew over your head, but the musical observations were spot on.

[@ericmorris1829]

1939. That year, The Wizard of Oz and Gone With The Wind were the first two motion pictures in history released in full color, though the Wizard of Oz both begins and ends in black and white.

[@janegreene2838]

Your reactions show no recognition of any of the scenes - so you never saw the Wizard of Oz movie which was on TV every Thanksgiving for probably the last 80 years? That's the fun part about this video is how clever they retell the story using a medley of current songs. I stopped watching when you asked if there was a story line you should be following because it just seemed so random because I realized you couldn't appreciate the creativity of their project, just the technical details.

[@MsGigijenjen]

I stopped too.

[@robvog8011]

"Is there a storyline I should be following?" WAIT, Stop! Hold production! Please, please tell me you have seen the actual movie Wizard of Oz! What type of monster has not seen The Wizard of Oz?!?! If you have not seen the movie. Step away from your studio equipment. Make a date with your wife. Pop some popcorn and watch the movie!!! You are culturally incomplete if you have not seen the movie!

[@JacobRestituto]

A little harsh, no?

[@MsGigijenjen]

@@JacobRestituto No

[@madenabyss6981]

Love the wizard of oz and this recreated perfectly with kirstie has Dorothy Kevin has Toto Scott has the scarecrow Mitch the tinman avi the cowardly lion and todrick has the wizard this in a masterpiece 👍

[@kennaisabell]

Kirstie can be called Kirstie or Kirstin! She responds to either so a lot of people call her Kirstie (or Kirst) on a daily basis! The “story” behind this is basically you’re following the same Wizard of Oz story but the music tells the story instead. So in relation to the most important events if what the songs match with!

[@RosheenQuynh]

😲 People call her Kirst?! I had no idea!

[@uwbadger79]

Jacob! Are you telling us you have never seen the Wizard of Oz?

[@loril2466]

You need to watch the Wizard of Oz to understand this.

[@taraqueen6954]

I always enjoy your reactions as they break down the production and its such a nice chance from others. Love it so much. You get a pass from not realizing it's the Wizard of Oz. I first watched it, this was my introduction to Pentatonix and I was so confused and almost never went back to them because I didn't like the video originally. I now love them and this video.

[@bjeffrie22]

This one is so much fun.

[@elizabethsantersero9597]

It felt like you got what Todrick was going for as the video progressed - I think it's hard to grasp the big picture at first if you are leaning in and focusing hard on details of each singer's voice and the audio production ;-) Glad you did get to this one - I enjoyed your reaction!

[@LisaMT1218]

Oddly enough, I hate the Wizard of Oz, never liked the movie. But, I love this so much I requested the reaction.

[@dawnpatterson8708]

They have a home medley that was filmed in quarantine. Each at home. Way cool check it out.

[@JacobRestituto]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@nicolei7162]

You should react to more Todrick, in particular his collab with Nicole Scherzinger!

[@barbarabishop9362]

Three months since you posted that and I'm here to say I'm trying to figure out a reactor who would do a "Papi" reaction without freaking out. Nicole is un-friggin'-believable in it, and Todrick is, as usual, a genius, but it's ... well ... rather extreme. Though not as much as "Wrong B!tch!," I suppose. Nicole brought it up because it's from Todrick's "Straight Outta Oz" album in which every single song in some way links back to "The Wizard of Oz," though that link might be a little hard to discern, sometimes. But every damn song on that album is brilliant, and more than one just WRENCHES tears out of me. "Over the Rainbow" is really, really good at it.

[@raczhuichi]

You should watch their performances on the sing off, since they started there their professional career in that moment, and also singing together, then you could see how their voices had changed.

[@marykuettner752]

Todrick, Avi and Scott all talk about how amazing Kirstin was in this. There is a behind the scenes video for this. Kirstin and Todrick were both in Kinky Boots on Broadway but not together. Kirstin was just on Scott and Rozzi's podcast and said she didn't have to audition for Kinky Boots, the producers said they had seen her work. It made me wonder if this is what they were referring to.

[@misslady582]

Thank Toddrick for the production. I found PTX watching Toddrick Hall. He and Scott were goofing around with their vocals and I was hooked. You gotta watch Toddricks Beauty and the Beat. Its hilarious 🤣

[@highkingmargo1877]

todrick has some pretty cool videos! you should check out his 4 the 90s, 4 the 2000s, and 90s disney with shoshana bean. great reaction!

[@Lupin788]

LOL! Most of the comments are going to be about how you didn't recognize The Wizard of Oz. (Ahhhs - get it?) The original source material is from a series of children's books by Frank L. Baum published from 1900 to 1920. "The Wizard of Oz", the film adaptation of the first book, came out in 1939, starring Judy Garland. Every one of its characters have become pop culture icons and its signature song "Over The Rainbow" is considered a classic. There have been numerous sequels/adaptations/re-interpretations including the The Wiz (1978, with Diana Ross and Michael Jackson) and the hit Broadway musical Wicked. Add The Wizard of Ahhhs to this list. At some point, you should check out Todrick Hall's OTHER Oz-inspired work - his semi-autobiographical visual album, Straight Outta Oz, which uses original songs to tell his own life story using Oz themes. It's a brilliant opus that's severely under-rated, imo. Here's the link to the full 70 minute visual album on Todrick's channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap64hKp-na9psKM Each of the songs is also posted to his channel in separate videos if you want to do a reaction series. Featured guest artists on various tracks include the Trio from PTX, Nicole Scherzinger (Pussycat Dolls), Jordin Sparks, Amber Riey, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Shoshana Bean, Raven Symoné and Tamar Braxton. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straight_Outta_Oz

[@danielle8752]

Some of these comments are savage. Chill out everyone, not that serious..😉

[@JacobRestituto]

Appreciate the support lol

[@zacharyminton73]

You should watch Todricks satire of Daft Punk - its hilarious

[@ElysiaFields19]

So I'm guessing you never heard of the movie musical The Wizard of Oz? It's beyond a Classic, its Iconic!! For all the knowledge you possess you might want to add that to a list of things to research from the golden age of Hollywood Americana.🤔

[@ryanje8147]

surprised this reactor didn't understand the meaning behind this video. It went completely over his head.

[@JacobRestituto]

😲

[@dishmurphy5754]

Ok how can you watch this and not laugh at the lollipop guild scene? Have you seen wizard of Oz? ☮️💟

[@RosheenQuynh]

Personally, for whatever reason, that part of the music video puts me off... but it is always fun to hear Avi's voice sing "lollipop" lol

[@buddasquirrel]

So excited you're doing this. Thanks for your reaction.

[@Emilaria]

You really don’t know Wizard of Oz? Who raised you?!

[@ayallakeshet2993]

I am so happy you reacted to this ❤ thank you

[@orka2111]

You have to see Low by Todrick Hall, this is just great :D

[@stephenpitt6363]

Mans a fool

[@JacobRestituto]

👁👄👁

[@amazinggrace5692]

Listen to it again without attention to technical details. You’ll see the songs represent what is happening in the story.

[@JacobRestituto]

thanks!

[@buchstabensalat8513]

I would love for you to react to Todrick Hall's "Straight Outta Oz" series. It's like a whole album of music videos telling his story in Wizard of Oz metaphors and in my opinion it shows Todrick's creativity and musical geniusness. (Is that a word? I'm no english native.) But first you might need to watch that movie or you won't get any reference...

[@Langley_Ackerman19]

Her name is Kirstin (Kers-tn) and her nickname is Kirstie (like thirsty).

[@runpoint13]

You need to go watch the movie Wizard of Oz and then rewatch this video.

[@chrisphillips6249]

Sorry buddy - you need to watch "The Wizard of Oz" and then go back and re-watch "the Wizard of Ahhhs!". It will make so much more sense to you then.

[@BelleDede01]

Seems to me that with your comments, I'm getting the feeling you've never seen the movie The Wizard of OZ or you'd get what's going on. Please watch the movie, then come back to this video. Towards the end, you will see above their heads some scenes from the original movie featuring Judy Garland and the significance of the red shoes. By watching the Wizard of Oz, you'll get this video.

[@joebarnhart4460]

Too funny. Go watch the original movie -- it is the story line. The innovation is Todrick told the story with current pop songs instead of the original soundtrack.

[@deejay136]

Nice reaction but I'm guessing you haven't watched the Wizard of Oz. It's a very old book/movie/play and they've subbed in modern songs to retell it. Watch the movie with Judy Garland and you'll understand better.

[@braydentheslayer]

If you’ve never seen the Wizard of Oz get on it lol everyone’s seen that movie

[@servicedogkyzanna1761]

Should be PTX featuring Toddy Hall, lol

[@JacobRestituto]

thanks!

[@alextuttle7762]

With Kirstie's name, it's both/either, but for simplicity her legal one is Kirstin.

[@DelGuy03]

As long as you get I before R, Kirsten/Kirstie doesn't matter much, and KEER- vs. KUR- isn't really a major issue either. Just pick one and stick to it, without backtracking or apology. :)

[@Sophiave]

It's Kirstin but yes.

[@DelGuy03]

@@Sophiave And I knew that, too. Thanks. I shouldn't post on 3 hours sleep.

[@alextuttle7762]

@@Sophiave That's right. Thank you. Edited.

[@larrywt656]

@@DelGuy03 Actually, KEER vs. KUR DOES matter to her. That's why she always says "It's Kirstie, rhymes with thirsty. You're thirsty for Kirstie!"

[@elizabethrobbins8580]

Is there a story line your missing? Are you serious? Put on a dunce cap and sit in the corner until you apologize for your crime, you bad boy.

[@JacobRestituto]

A little harsh

[@MsGigijenjen]

I had to stop watching 👀 when I realized he didn't know about The Wizard of Oz.

[@mosesramos2978]

I think you’re SOOOOfocused on your niche and dissecting the production that you’re not allowing yourself to take in the aesthetics. The word play and song choices reflect the individual characters and their unique journey. While appreciate the break down of what I’m hearing, and I’ve heard hundreds of times at this point, you’re complete lack of understanding of the content your breaking down makes this, IMO, my least favorite video you’ve done. And to the people defending his lack of understanding, keep doing that. There’s nothing wrong with it. I’m just kind of disappointed in the singular and hyper-focused dissection of the video itself.

[@kayecastleman6353]

I suppose you've been raked over the coals about not recognizing this as a take-off on the classic Judy Garland movie, "The Wizard of Oz," 1939. It was adapted from the book by Frank L. Baum, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz. Take heart, you aren't the first reactor to have no idea of the plot or characters. The Trio are all musical theatre nerds, so despite being so young, they were still familiar with this timeless story. If you watch the movie, you'll see so many of the fabulous references they're making. It's genius,

[@micheleromani9731]

I am surprised you're confused.

[@scottperil905]

You need to get some sleep

[@beccaHbell]

Really would love to hear your thoughts on A Mitch collaboration: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqrSapqBjr5gj80

[@Locke99GS]

Overly technical breakdown and reaction, missing the entire point of the video. Kind of cringe, really. Your statement that you wondered if there was a story line made my butt pucker.

[@karmakkaze]

You lost me with the "Is there a storyline I'm supposed to be following?" Dude...

[@JacobRestituto]

my bad

[@susansisson366]

Your cultural illiteracy is showing, Jacob! Anybody born even into the eighties would immediately recognize "The Wizard of Oz," the fabulous MGM magnificent film (1939), the year in which the film industry produced so many films that have become a part of our collective unconscious. I feel like having a Cher moment, slapping you across the face, saying, "Get over it!" (Another film reference that I hope you haven't missed!) Anyway, I was born long after the Wizard of Oz, but it was a Christmas Eve special year after year, at least into the nineties. Now, imagine that you would have understood this from the second frame, imitating the slight flicker noise of old movies and the musical phrase from "Over the Rainbow," go back through your comments with the underlying knowledge and discover how lame you sound here. Of course you can't know everything, but there are about 100 movies from the first fifty years of the art form that have been woven into the culture. My niece went back to college recently and signed up for a class covering exactly this kind of famous flick. Hey, I love you anyway, you have a great attitude and make astute observations almost all the time. It's why I watch your reactions. You just missed it here.

[@scottboyd9383]

you have several thousand subscribers. I dont get it. I have tried to watch several of your videos. you are more concerned about trying to explain certain things than enjoying the song and many of the things are boring and uninteresting. Not my cup of tea. Well good luck and on to the next