Laufey, dodie, and Jacob Collier perform 'Wild Mountain Thyme' with NSO | Next at the Kennedy Center

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[@zaramarazara]

this is my super bowl

[@FernFernFerm]

love this comment

[@mouser2216]

Couldn’t agree more!!

[@paigeofthebook]

literally

[@SusanBrouwer-i8u]

Me too❤❤❤

[@kadk25]

my roman empire fr

[@JusticeConstantine]

Oh my Lord, to have Jacob, Laufey and Dodie together with the New York Symphony. What a treat.

[@matdrat]

It's the National Symphony Orchestra, Washington D.C.

[@mydogsareneat]

Literally didn't even get to my headphones and I was already emotional from this

[@richardgrier8968]

@@matdrat ty from a dc resident.

[@Intheslithytoves]

@@matdrat Thank you! With NSO Pops Conductor Steven Steven Reineke--he rocks!!

[@judemunizmusic9803]

Awsome

[@claraboe2755]

Ahhh jacob collier playing his two favourite instruments: the guitar and the audience 😂❤

[@hahahalala-i1x]

not the piano? 🥺

[@yea4253]

He can't play guitar though

[@MegaMaskedrider]

@@yea4253 haha yes ok. But he can play his 5-string thingy ;)

[@eviltomthai]

Corny joke

[@coralesangiovannibattistastezz]

I love Jacob ❤❤❤ kisses from Italy 😘😘😘

[@Edward_Cruz]

I will never forget being a part of this audience. I have been waiting months for a video to be published and I am so happy to see it again.

[@mydogsareneat]

You took part in healing me Edward. Thank you.

[@laurakazimir1712]

Oh my goodness. I’m so glad to be able to experience this vicariously through PBS/KZbin ~ I can only imagine how heart-expanding this must have been in person!!!❤

[@georgeinthejungle23]

Must have been a great experience

[@Techelettt]

What a great fortune you had - to be there and to be a creator of this!

[@EggertEggertsson-cz7ln]

Was it planned like with singer in the audience or just spontaneous beautiful moment? It was great anyways 🙂

[@peacefulwanderer2050]

Jacob alone is a master. Laufy is an absolute gem. Dodie is simply so grounding. Together, a wonderful treat. Dodie's pure amazement and enjoyment at Jacob's conducting of the audience, so sweet.

[@plastictaste_]

Seeing her reaction made this entire thing even better

[@margaretdowns9350]

I kept being upset when the camera panned away from dodie because I just wanted to watch her watch Jacob! I've seen performers like that before, where even when they're not actively playing/singing they really elevate the experience by being visibly happy/moved. One violinist in particular (Gil Shaham) just GRINS ear-to-ear when he's not playing and the energy is really infectious, and I felt similarly watching dodie.

[@grahambell4310]

dodie is learning...(as in being taught) 😊

[@billmccomb4629]

@@margaretdowns9350 Oh yes. I have been watching Jacob on KZbin for well over a year now, but to my knowledge I've never seen Dodie before this video. Watching her watch (and love) Jacob during this song made it all the more special for me.

[@margaretdowns9350]

@@billmccomb4629 See, I've had the opposite experience! I'm more familiar with dodie than Jacob; I actually heard about Jacob for the first time on a podcast pretty recently and have really enjoyed checking out his work. Dodie's tiny desk is well worth a watch if you liked her in this.

[@RoyKellermanJrDemo]

I love what Ben says "Ladies and gentlemen, this is your future. I think it's going to be OK." 💯

[@louisemyles4971]

Loved that too 😌💕

[@benja1378]

Guess that future isn't for us non-binary folks since people always exclude us :)

[@mydogsareneat]

Stop im trying to catch my breath over here 😢

[@FouratAmri]

That's all I needed to have faith

[@TiffanySoulbird]

I do agree. ❤

[@markjmoser]

What a celebration of music and humanity. Instead of war, let's make more music.

[@peterwu8471]

Right - how can we get new leaders to take us away from war instead of rushing towards it with no regard for anything?

[@simonwild428]

To quote The Streets… ‘Imagine the world’s leaders on pills, then imagine the morning after…’

[@ethanmulvihill7177]

I know you probably don't care and think I'm a [insert bigot name] but this reminds me of when Jehoshaphat in the Bible sent the choir into the battle in front of his army and the Lord confused the enemy ranks resulting in Israel's victory

[@markjmoser]

@@ethanmulvihill7177thank you for sharing this thought. I think positively of you and wish you well!

[@ghosty_whosty9986]

⁠@@ethanmulvihill7177 i'm sorry everyone has made you believe talking about your faith automatically makes you a bigot. if you truly follow christianity, then you can't be a bigot. christianity is beautiful and you have every right to express that as long as you're being respectful, which you are - an athiest

[@emmetdunnemtl]

Connection. The peak of humanity. Pull yourselves together. We are the only thing that saves us. I love you all.

[@liciawilliams2228]

❤

[@SusanBrouwer-i8u]

Love u too❤

[@lachlanwhittle]

❤️

[@nursebridgie]

❤

[@tortofu]

love u too!

[@bridgetduffin1929]

I've never really cried watching music on TV but it just happened. Came here hoping it'd be online so I could save it and rewatch it! Thank you.

[@TheDavidlloydjones]

I was just about to post, so I shall, "This had me in tears."

[@jojodunn835]

Same!! My Mom and I watched it last night and it is simply stunning!! We were bawling by the end. 🙏🏻🖤💜

[@cmusicman13]

Me too. Beautiful

[@jj5jj5]

❤️🥹😭

[@heatherkingham5222]

Yep

[@theonlycma]

I love that you can see every emotion on Dodie’s face 🥹

[@georgegodbaz9939]

i think shes in love, low key 7:17

[@Wee.low1]

​@@georgegodbaz9939in love with the music. With the art. With the talent, yes

[@Emma-Maze]

@@georgegodbaz9939 It's called awe. She's happy and in awe.

[@nope-z5y]

Dodie's reaction was as beautiful as the performance.

[@mrBlagstock]

Beautiful does as beautiful is

[@lanie9879]

I'm begging for this to be put on Spotify, please absolutely gorgeous

[@jacksonbyrne4020]

might genuinely pay for youtube premium just to download it

[@johnjohnson5961]

​@@jacksonbyrne4020 youtube downloader??

[@Emma-Maze]

@@jacksonbyrne4020 Oh gosh don't do that, there's pages that let you download it without handing KZbin any money :)

[@madHallelujah]

Please!!!

[@_rat_5758]

FRR

[@KatelynC]

Jacob Collier in *crocs* on stage with Laufey and Dodie is just *iconic*

[@zairazaira_]

and dodie's barefoot!

[@cynewulf1]

@@robertfurlong2079 Stay miserable then.

[@oneworldmusicpodcast2369]

She's just so grounded. A true breath of fresh air she is. ​@@zairazaira_

[@d3li0n]

I don’t know why, but this moved me to tears… There is some kind of magic happening when people are in harmony. Simply beautiful. The world needs more of this. Thank you

[@Jaco2k]

You and me - profusely...

[@sunnexito]

Samee I just know its the power of music the power of art In general and i really love how it can moves u ,I really felt the same when the harmony started

[@HAL9007]

I'm not crying. You're crying.

[@zach-shea]

Same. Twice. Doesn't get old.

[@sage_rage]

@@HAL9007 Yes i am. Sobbing. Uncontrollably

[@shoeshampoo2771]

JACOB, DODIE AND LAUFEY performing my favourite song together. Is this a dream?

[@iangreer4585]

It's real. And it's every little bit as magnificent as you might expect. Actually, no it surpasses that.

[@by_bolaji]

We're all Dodie watching Jacob

[@joannezzy]

she is so real for that

[@fairyfarms]

honestly!!

[@StevePaulSounds]

Hand on heart ❤

[@roryainsworth556]

So real

[@Emma-Maze]

I'm surprised she didn't cry, I was bawling my eyes out towards the end.

[@SarahEBarlow]

the way that the audience intuitively knows what notes to hit as he moves his hands up and down... 🤯

[@christopherantolin-wilczek8992]

If you get a chance see the lecture panel with Bobby McFerrin bouncing up the stage. Same principle but on a larger scale

[@DanielBarberMusic]

It’s cool, isn’t it? McFerrin discovered that we naturally sing pentatonic scales in this kind of situation. Jacob has also figured out how to get people to sing notes outside of the key (without telling them to), but it takes some clever chord movement and a slightly modified hand direction. Check out his masterclass in Mexico City from April 2024.

[@TH-lo8mq]

I'm always blown away by the number of legit singers in the audience.

[@GraemeMarkNI]

@@DanielBarberMusicThey’re singing a major scale, but they have context like they’ve been hearing the song for a few minutes.

[@Whalebelly2239]

Despite what people might tell themselves, being tone-deaf is incredibly rare :)

[@hannahjliu]

Originally, Laufey was the only guest. Then, dodie was quietly added a month later. Finally, during the show, Jacob Collier unexpectedly pranced onstage! It was such a special experience to have been in the audience for this.

[@SidMohede]

Was watching and humming along… and suddenly warm tears just rolled down my cheeks. Music is truly a gift and a mystery. Thank you Jacob, dodie, Laufey, the symphony and the amazing audience for a magical 10 minutes… 🙏🏼❤️

[@KCZ570]

Yess.. Truly the beauty of music Ps.Sid🔥

[@louisemyles4971]

Makes me think of something that put such feelings in words. ‘Is music something we make or something we are made of’. As these comments suggest, it speaks to the core of one’s soul…bringing us to the vibration of Oneness together 💖

[@case12hdsybncjkd]

Probably the best audience choirist of his generation.

[@oaristes]

Who do you have in mind from previous generations? I think this is level up from Bobby McFerrin

[@christianfelix1869]

the way doddie always kept looking at jacob when he's leading the orchestra

[@CaptainTedStryker]

"I can't believe how quickly he turned the audience into a choir, this is insane!" Her, probably.

[@JustTwoSpaces]

She fell in love right then and there lol

[@Emma-Maze]

@@CaptainTedStryker This is a bit silly considering she knows he does this. I just think she's in awe of him every time, as we all are, even knowing fully well what he will do.

[@r0flgal0re]

The audience choir always gives me the chills.

[@user-yh1cl1zf2q]

And the giggles. Music in its purest form. Brought me down to tears

[@LeonLJ]

I love the part where Jacob yells: "It's Wild Mountain Thyme", and proceeds to WildMountain everyone.

[@ethanmulvihill7177]

😭

[@bluedabadeee]

this made me giggle

[@LeoEscamend]

my favorite part was when he said "I am Wild Mountain Thyme"

[@TiffanySoulbird]

That and when dodie did the stage dive.

[@LeonLJ]

@@TiffanySoulbird Trueee, how could i forget..

[@GautierSeguinMusic]

This is the trio I've always hoped for, and I'm not disappointed. This is the peak of music. I can't express enough how happy I am to live in this era with these incredible musicians.

[@felity1773]

the trio of Jacob Collier, Lizzy McAlpine and John Mayer is definitely equally great

[@GautierSeguinMusic]

Yeah i agree, "Never Gonna Be Alone" was a banger too !@@felity1773

[@ethanmulvihill7177]

@felity1773 ooh hard disagree. It's crazy to me that musical preferences can be that disparate and still contain Jacob Collier 😭

[@JerPlaysGuitar21]

Madison Cunningham and Chris Thile also complement him perfectly imo :D

[@plastictaste_]

this is literally heaven, three of my favorite artists collabing and doing such amazing things.. and having dodie in there makes it 100000 times better, PERFECTION

[@olivebrown7379]

Amazing. I hope nobody tries to change this young man's style. He absolutely had that whole audience at his fingertips and it was magical.

[@ethannickerson1901]

It's incredible that the audience actually stayed in key without drifting off - anyone that's sung in an a cappella ensemble can tell you it's not easy.

[@PanPilgrim]

so true!

[@EJ-nv9ug]

it's because most of the audience are probably musicians too

[@samuelebigi1313]

KZbin is funny because i'll be chilling on the sofa watching random videos and the algorythm will be like: "Hey! Here's one of the best pieces of music you've ever heard in your entire life"

[@dylanlaster1419]

I swear, If Jacob is on a stage, he ain't leavin til he turns the audience into a choir

[@STR82DVD]

If Heaven has a sound, this is it.

[@BottleOfCoke]

We atheists agree!

[@STR82DVD]

@@BottleOfCoke We do!

[@preciousjewelamor]

can i just say i love the viola part at dodie’s entry 😭😭😭😭😭

[@finlay4469]

Moved to tears, and so proud to be Scottish. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😭

[@daviemcf]

Me too!

[@mountainmusic77]

I love how Jacob's mother is this rock supporting him even now. She's not in the credits, but I'm pretty sure that's her playing violin in the black sequins during his pieces. The NSO folks don't wear sequins. :)

[@geoffwales8646]

it certainly looks like her.

[@ojtheaviator1795]

This is the first time I noticed it, but you're definitely right. How lovely, thanks for pointing it out!

[@guddefulgaming]

This is what happy crying sounds like.

[@guerakun]

Holy moly, the audience impromptu choir was something else ..

[@joelsans-musicnature]

Fascinating! There is a moment where the world is upside down: the full orchestra becomes the audience of the audience choir! Magic all that people doing music together 🙂

[@Grrptt]

I love this comment

[@sorchamccarrey]

every time he conducts an audience i know it's coming but i still weep like a newborn anyway. showing new ways for music to be, so precious to me

[@TimpTim]

A huge thank you to Ben Folds, the NSO and PBS for this amazing collaboration and program!!! Had me in tears several times...unashamedly so.

[@katjamlinar9500]

Oh, the summertime is coming And the trees are sweetly blooming And the wild mountain thyme Grows around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? I will build my love a bower By yon clear and crystal fountain And on it, I will pile All the flowers of the mountain Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go? I will range through the wilds And the deep glen sae dreamy And return wi' their spoils Tae the bower o' my dearie Will you go, lassie, go? And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the blooming heather Will you go, lassie, go?

[@BoneLocker]

Amazing. I can't imagine being in the audience and not knowing anything about Jacob and everybody just starts singing, and they're like, "oh it's our turn? I didn't even practice!" 😅

[@SailingROX4321]

Literally me at Bonnaroo last year. It was beyond spiritual. I’ve never felt so connected to the world.

[@virtuehealthcare]

sobbing like a baby

[@shannonmack9604]

Major praise to the conductor Steven Reineke, and the National Symphony Orchestra, for their beautiful contribution to this wonderful performance!

[@ChristelleCY]

I had the privilege to witness this in person and it was such a surreal moment. It felt like a dream!

[@TKSnatch]

You're very lucky, I would've loved to have been there!

[@powerfulpaper3559]

I would give anything. ANYTHING to be there live

[@althejazzman]

The way Jacob controlled the audience like a piano was breath taking. To keep track of what each section was singing and give clear enough directions that they could all follow it was ridiculous, and then for the orchestra to come back in and everything was still on pitch. But I suppose he knew that would have made microtonal adjustments to the audience if necessary or a big choir is a self regulating pitch instrument.

[@bluebutterfly5303]

My aunt is in the throes of passing. She's 4 thousand miles away from me but we're one heart. I've just sent this to my cousin to play this for her.

[@coup919062]

Wishing you peace and condolences ❤

[@devcordj]

This must have been such a beautiful gift to her.

[@bluebutterfly5303]

@@devcordj yes it was. I also recording my singing, from the heart & vocally imperfect, for her to listen to.

[@matthewkondziela6733]

This one song hit so many of my musical interests it feels like the algorithm made it just for me.

[@nohandle508]

same. isn't it great you're not alone)

[@mystaee2914]

Some how every instance of Jacob conducting an audience makes me well up with tears. There's an indescribable beauty of hearing so many human voices all working together in unison while all being strangers yet united in their willingness to sing along and sing together. The simple idea of that the sound of the audience directly rivals the beauty of Jacob, Laufey, Dodie, and the orchestra is breathtaking. For a few wonderful minutes every person in that room was apart of making some of the most beautiful sound possible

[@rudolfboukal1538]

Beautifully said! Thanks for sharing your reflection!

[@byrd1dog]

It goes to show just how much power music has and on such a great scale! I've just listened to this 5 times in a row. Each time, a different emotion will wash over me and. I will be thinking about this full experience for probably a week. It gives me goosebumps. What a pleasure and gift to experience!

[@carabushy]

trying not to cry on the train difficulty: extremely high

[@justkatierose]

These three are emanating choir kid energy and I mean that in the best way possible.

[@MrMattSax]

This caused a feeling in me that I could not control. An overwhelming feeling of… togetherness

[@devcordj]

If only it would spread and linger among us all . . .

[@danniguinn1620]

When he is directing the audience...I am crying at work. Such a beautiful experience.

[@tatumthomas1986]

Jacob Collier’s brain works in phenomenal ways. This kind of audience engagement is so special. It’s the acknowledgment that there are more musicians in a room together than one initially thought. Music really brings everyone together!! I listened to all three artists separately and was so happy to see the old-soul Laufey, the whimsical Dodie and the cool cat Collier collaborate. Whoever had the idea to bring them together, thank you! Great job to the orchestra, conductor and audience too🫶🥹. The comment from the presenter at the end was the unexpected cherry on top 🍒

[@SlightyLessEvolved]

the presenter = Ben Folds

[@higher_haze]

Dodie has come so far!! It’s wonderful to see her perform with Laufey and Jacob with this arrangement ✨

[@1saamor897]

bruh dodie was known before laufey

[@Toasty_Mr.Marsh_]

Her voice has definitely gotten much stronger

[@horizonkyun7203]

@@1saamor897 sure. def not as respected as a musician though.

[@nzane1216]

still don't understand how people dislike jacob when he is such a positive force.

[@davewroberts]

I don’t understand it either, but I’ve come to conclude that those people are jealous of people that are positive forces

[@elisasmith3766]

People dislike Jacob????

[@TheMan21892]

I’m here, sitting on the toilet at 1 in the morning, and listening to this makes me feel like I’m standing in a misty thicket, what the sun rise for the first time, shining out the clearer cloudless blue sky. What harmonious beauty, what tranquility.

[@harrisonrogersmusic]

When the orchestra watches the audience perform you know its a masterpiece

[@stevegrant7762]

I got a bit teary when they came in together

[@skidroe83]

Caught this show on PBS last night. Absolutely astounding!! I have Ben Folds music in my library, but I had no idea he was so into symphony music and also encouraging the younger generation of musicians. These 3 performers were amazing, of course, and watching the NSO perform was so enlightening. But the topper was Jacob's idea of directing the audience to sing. I've never seen such a thing and it's hard to believe, really, that this random audience could perform like they did at his direction. I'm so glad I recorded the TV show and have not deleted it yet. I gotta watch it again!

[@KevinFry-ub4ck]

Jacob does this at all his concerts. It's come to be known as the Audience Choir and it's well worth your time to check out the innumerable KZbin videos of him doing this at concerts all around the world. If you like this, you should check out the Mahogany version of his song Little Blue on KZbin. If you aren't crying by the end of it, there's something wrong with you. (Make sure it's the Mahogany recording and not the album version.)😉

[@tactus72]

Yeah, Jacob is like a musician’s musician. Except for collaborations, he generally plays every single instrument on his albums. His career began with those fantastic choral arrangements of Stevie Wonder and the Flintstone covers that got him discovered by Quincy Jones. So, I’m guessing he attracts a lot of musicians to his concerts (me being one of them I used to sing in a classical choir).

[@FaultyWirestv]

Ben has a long history of working with orchestral setups, seeing this comment a month later. Check out the Ben Folds Five album "The unauthorized biography of Reinhold Messner", specifically the song "Magic". He also has an album with yMusic, a sextet, and there's a great recorded concert of Ben Folds with the WASO orchestra live in perth. A lot of his later Ben Folds Five and some of his solo work has been a lot more compositional.

[@mjacton]

The man at the end talking about the future being okay echoed my exact thoughts.

[@simont390]

"the man at the end" are you kidding? That's Ben Folds 🤦

[@anonymouszebra1239]

the audience part of this is so transportive

[@norabui]

Saw this live last year with my sister! What a magical experience :)

[@bluedabadeee]

this is one of jacobs favorite songs, and you can truly see it every time he performs. humble, but so grand. thanks for the upload.

[@susanarecio1407]

I love the smile on the conductor's face when the audience is singing

[@catherineono3387]

YES! I noticed that too. I’d enjoy hearing his take on this…

[@weempwomp13]

theres no way i wouldnt have burst into tears at this performance in person

[@peterwu8471]

There is something so beautiful and humbling about a group singing like that - it's like heaven.

[@rafaelreyes2498]

I just feel so lucky to exist at the same time as Jacob Collier.

[@banana_chip_stained]

HELP what is this collaboration???😭 did i die and go to heaven??? i didn't expect this???!!!

[@JustTwoSpaces]

Three of my favourite musicians singing Wild Mountain Tyme with the National Symphony Orchestra, plus Jacob does an audience choir?? This is the perfect collab I never knew I needed

[@hahahalala-i1x]

he mastered the audience as an instrument

[@jeronimomarquez5191]

8:30 to 9:30 are my new favorite 60 seconds of music ever. Never thought a trio this perfect could exist, I would have given anything to see this live

[@Fortune090]

This has been one of my dream trios and to see it ALSO accompanied by an orchestra... Involuntary tears this whole section every time.

[@natalie33980]

This is the most incredible thing I have ever seen.

[@startingfingerstyle]

I was so close to tears watching that. I've loved Dodie's work for a long time, only fairly recently found Laufey (via a Tiny Desk concert) and Jacob (similar means of discovery). Jacob Collier is a gift to us all. Wow! Mesmerising!

[@meryemkabak9103]

i was happy, i was confused, i was crying.

[@amory2104]

THE WAY I STARTED TEARING UP LIKE TWO MINUTES IN AND BY THE END I WAS FULL ON SOBBING

[@gracie7244]

dodie and her reactions perfectly capture her passion for music and the response it makes people have. I LOVE HER SO MUCH . such a beautiful moment

[@tomfinke7539]

i just can't believe how beautiful this performance is. dodie's reaction is mine too

[@chichai_archive]

The smile of Dodie and Jacob is so sweet when Laufey started singing My heart😤💕😭

[@amyisaway7800]

dodie's pure look of joy and wonder is enough to get me through this week. so much talent on one stage

[@stewiegriffin993]

This is so profoundly beautiful that it's beyond any personal sense of aesthetics, it's beautiful to my very body.

[@ottogibbs]

Thank you, Stewie Griffin from Family Guy.

[@rhiannonmason4945]

I WISH this was on Spotify 😭

[@lindscouv]

I love how timid this crowd was but by the end they were so surprised and proud of the sound they made

[@thirday8421]

We need this on Spotify ❤

[@megwelborn]

The way I was holding my phone, intently watching, and crying over this video says everything. So beautiful and moving.

[@jenniferspring8741]

There is some thing about singing together that is a real sweet spot for humanity. Instant connection and joy. I wonder if it's not really so much about how the audience choir sounds, but how it feels to them😊

[@Shadyladybird]

We played this song at my dad's funeral and it was already one of the most beautiful and haunting melodies in the world to me, but to see this version by 3 of my favourite artists... it's just otherworldly

[@dvzo1924]

they. need. to. release. this. on. everything.

[@sarahpomegranate5131]

Life is really hard at the moment and I was sitting on my sofa just In despair. This came up as I was looking at YT trying to distract myself from the daggers in my mind. It made me cry with its beauty, especially the audience part. Thank you for this moment of peace and loveliness that I really needed. ❤

[@Stabn]

❤

[@lisa-mariehirche8888]

8:50 All in all it is the most motivating thing when you know, your mother listen to what you move, but at the same time it is created by her too (sitting in the orchestra).

[@ETelemenope]

Audience harmonies building to joyful high notes, some strained with laughter mixed in made my CRYYYYYY what the heck George for real this is magic

[@matthiaskalt7041]

If Jacob is not the new-born Mozart - who is then? He is the same out-of-the-box genius as Mozart was in his period. Simply amazing …

[@seventeez27]

That is the most spell-binding performance I've ever watched. Just ten minutes of straight shivers, because the vocals of Dodie, Jacob and Laufey were amazing alone, but the addition of the orchestra? Perfect. NAD THEN THE HEAVENLINESS OF THE AUDIENCE? BECOMING LIKE A CHOIR? I'M LITERALLY TEARING UP. I haven't seen something this beautiful n so long and it must have been absolutely indescribable to actually be part of that audience or within that concert hall.

[@Ender-Beats]

Few things make me cry like the feelings Jacob brings when he plays the audience

[@kevinbortz2854]

The crescendo at 8:31 is spine tingling. Just gorgeous.

[@wulfblue]

What Laufey, dodie, Jacob Collier and the orchestra achieved doing this song was heavenly to say the least but then what Jacob accomplished, without words, simply with hand motions, encouraging the audience to join in until they became an integral part of this great performance and thus transcending it to the sublime just blows my mind!!! (ps. And for the record, the name of this song is actually "Wild Mountain Thyme")

[@HiraLalani]

I am so blown away, this is a beautiful arrangement and these three artists together are a FORCE

[@BrakeForLoop]

Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful

[@masonmount17]

Dodie's reaction at 7:19 👌same girl.....same

[@cluckcluckchicken]

Timeless song. The lyrics were inspired by a poem by Robert Tannahill, a Scottish weaver from the 18th century. Sadly, he ended up burning his poems and drowning himself. He was buried in an unmarked grave and only became famous after his death. If only he could have heard all the beautiful adaptations of his song. So much beauty and tragedy, every time it's sung.

[@ObliByMe]

Bruh the sheer amount of talent on that stage