Pentatonix's HEARTFELT Cover of "Imagine" by John Lennon! | Twins First Reaction

[@patriciaferguson9204]

Mitch and Scott share LGBTQ+, Scott and Avi share Man, Avi and Kevin share American, Kevin and Kirstie share Christian.They also are individuals - Avi is Jewish, Kevin is Black, Kirstie is Latina. Regardless, we are all human. The ending, before Kevin's verse, is called their "Wall of Sound."

[@murtheblur]

This one confused me. They took an anti-war song and turned it into a cry for acceptance?

[@jtd5849]

@@murtheblur , no. Commonality

[@murtheblur]

@@jtd5849 their lifestyle is of zero importance to me. Neither is their color or religion. They are human, like everyone. Enough said.

[@rfiliagaful]

This is absolutely an anti-war anthem; it is a cry for humanity. How do we avoid war if we don't acknowledge one another as fellow human beings, each with wonderful and unique attributes as well as commonalities? That is the first step to peace.

[@jcs1025]

@@murtheblur But it is our uniqueness that makes us human. You’ve both entirely missed the point of the song and proven you don’t deserve Pentatonix. Get the chip off your shoulder.

[@Starseed-Mermaid]

Guys you REALLY have to react to their cover for "the sound of silence". The emotions there are unbelievable! They truly did justice for the "Imagine" right here, but also for "the sound of silence"!❤

[@chiangthompson5875]

Also notice that on the line that said "And the world will live as one" they all sang on the same key... as one!

[@TonyRom257]

The first card was Mitch as LGBTQ, he then passed that card to Scott who is also LGBTQ, and also Man, he passed the common identity of Man to Avi, who also identifies as Jewish and American, who passes American to Kevin, who also identifies as Black and Christian, he then passes Christian to Kirsti who idenfies as Christian, Latino, and a Woman.

[@jeankernodle2288]

Perfectly described👍

[@LesleyBeswick]

You mean Latina

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

Kevin is often overlooked as a vocalist, because of his usual role in the group, but he is a talented musician, and a phenomenal vocalist in addition to being a percussive phenom. He is a powerhouse, and his solo projects are nothing to sleep on. His version of "Down" definitely needs you to watch it. You will be blown away. Bring extra socks!! The ones you wear will be knocked off! Lol

[@BrunoAlmeida-yn7ei]

OK, I Dont wanna hate, but he is a good singer not phenomenal don't use terms that overhype a person just bc o love him, AND yes he is my fav of the 5

[@BrilligandtheSlithyToves]

@@BrunoAlmeida-yn7ei the great thing about opinions is everyone can have there own, and it's never wrong.

[@fremkiewicz]

Look up Kevin’s video where at around 16 Kevin is already an accomplished musician. Watch Kevin’s Cello work. He is not over hyped. Each one of this group is terrific.

[@albyluchko6030]

what's amazing about Kevin is that he started learning to sing AFTER joining Pentatonix. He didn't think of himself as a singer but because of the other members, he decided to take lessons and grow his ability to sing. The man can learn to do anything but that's something I really respect is that he had the courage/confidence to learn how to sing and sing with 4 VERY accomplished singers.

[@koretmulder6316]

I've always thought that PTX would *never* have made it without Kevin, yet somehow he seems to get less credit or attention.

[@laurelwenson928]

They were showing their diversity in their small group -- so different, so unique, and living as one. Imagine that.

[@davidphillips4476]

How they are related and how they are different. They are what we should strive to be. Gay, straight, Male, Female, Black, White, Latina, Christian, Jewish, showing that individually they are strong but together magic can be created!! That was magical! Thanks guys.

[@jessicathomas9935]

The words showing on the card while it was passed is what they have in common and share, the words they flipped and showed without passing are identities they have that they don’t share. I believe this was supposed to show how they have similarities, but are still very different from each other and despite their differences they’re all human and can come together harmoniously…..like we all should

[@morgansoderlund8389]

You’ve gotta do Say Something!! It’s so underrated and you get to see Kevin beatbox and play the cello at the same time

[@marymichele340]

Yes!

[@elysebaker7368]

YES! One of my absolute favourites! Very underrated just like their Shallow Upgrade where Kevin also plays cello. Much Love from Canada 🇨🇦

[@tinaharlow]

If I could click that thumbs up 100 times I would.

[@xheralt]

If a member showed a sign, it was a quality they themself possessed. If they passed a sign on to another person, it was a quality they shared.

[@sacrebleu1371]

Music is a memory 'retrieval' cue. It can even reach through dementia, it has such immense holographic properties of affecting many different types of memory storage capabilities. From personal experience, emotions, physical location, etc that connect to when and how the piece was responded to. I saw wonderful use of it by a master musician I met, Tony Piazza, who applied it to aid mental institution patients.

[@JaredandJordan]

SPOT ON. Thank you for sharing this!!! ❤️🙏🏽😊

[@ashleychiasson2872]

Thank you for answering the question!!!

[@lynn2574]

I love how close you guys pay attention. Not so patiently waiting for PTX’s Problem and The Prayer.

[@comstimpy]

Yes, "Problem"...an old one but so worth the reaction. Mitch rapping and they look like babies compared to now.

[@bluefox5331]

Kevin sounds like what I'd imagine an angel would sound like, I 100% agree with you... just ethereal

[@cricket-bg4tz]

Just found you guys and am delighted with your reactions and your insight. You have the most soothing voices and so very easy on the eyes. Subscribed

[@themightierpencil]

The way you ACCURATELY got everything about this video, even how the Wall of Sound was them each riffing individually and then at the end coming back together...I can't hit thumbs up enough times. Someone else suggested The Prayer and I cannot second that recommendation enough. I'm also super partial to New Rules x Are You That Somebody.

[@bea95]

THIS. Nobody else (reactor or commenter) I saw seems to talk about this. That part always gets me so much. It's about the beauty born from being together. But at the same time every one of them retains their individuality and you can distinguish each contribution. At the beginning it sounds almost painful to me, as if they were trying to make themselves heard separately and too each other. But then they merge in a beautiful wall of sound. I feel like so many people miss this part, it's great to see it discussed.

[@fedechan6325]

I've heard a few reactors say it, bit I still don't fully understand what a wall of sound is

[@bea95]

@@fedechan6325 The wall of sound is just a name for the effect you get when they all sing together, hitting every high, low note and everything inbetween continuously :) Like around 20:58 It's those long parts where every second is continuously covered in a smooth stream of harmonies. Usually there are "gaps" in sound (they only sing the bass, or there is a high-pitched solo, or there are pauses). Then they all harmonize together you get hit by a "solid wall" of sound (all sounds, no gaps, no pauses xD)

[@fedechan6325]

@@bea95 ahhh I see what you mean. It kind of feels like I'm getting slapped suddenly

[@vivienkow]

Soo in short no matter what we are in the end we all are human!!!

[@ImStokesy]

fun fact: I'm sure someone has mentioned it before, but Pentatonix's name is based off the musical term "pentatonic scale" which is a scale with 5 notes per octave. love your reactions, looking forward to more!

[@AmandaSmith-zr8mn]

The signs are their identities and also what they have in common. So each one they pass on is their common trait and the others are their unique traits

[@sosarahb]

This was a great reaction!! I would suggest doing “Sound of Silence” next, originally by Simon & Garfunkel! It has their signature “bell tones.” It’s definitely my favorite version of the song! ❤️

[@jennifergraham5106]

I like to call it an amazing vocal explosion. I love Pentatonix so much.

[@susanpipe4898]

This is one of the greatest songs ever written about humanity

[@dianastebbins8015]

Not only can Kevin sing and beatbox but he is an amazing chellist and just before joining Pentatonix had just passed his exams to enter medical school. I’m convinced that their talents know no bounds.

[@jenchem42]

I really love your insightful reactions. You are extremely thorough with your pre-watching research, and I love that about you! Keep up the good work! :)

[@emdet2234]

I’d LOVE to see you guys check out some of Kevin’s solo work. He is incredibly talented, he blows me away every time. Kevin Olusola - “Down” - you won’t be disappointed!

[@IILockNLoadII]

I love Pentatonix and I have been thinking about getting tickets for their performance Sep 29th at the Hollywood Bowl. I just recently listened to Imagine and I was so moved, I bought tickets right after I heard this song. Thank you Pentatonix and I cannot wait to see you in person in 14 days! Peace

[@ellenhulslander2897]

This still brings tears to my eyes.

[@deannadesormeaux3010]

You have to hear them sing Amazing Grace! The most beautiful version I’ve ever heard!!!! Love you guys!

[@joyvanderveer2282]

I am so glad you caught the meaning that they were putting out there. No matter what label the world wants to put on us and how we all have our own voice that needs to be heard, we are at the end of the day, only human and need to be treated as equally important. They used their talents to beautifully make a picture of how this is a reality that can and should be a part of our everyday life.

[@vickipeterson9633]

You're right they are not just providing the ethereal asthetics. They are aiming for your soul. lol. An arrow a message right to the heart. The extra mile as you said. Thanks again gentlemen for a spectacular reaction and conversation. ❤️❤️

[@jenc1276]

Does everyone else feel happy and calm after listening to their reactions? 🙌🥰

[@MJCDA3]

Everytime, these reactors have the smoothest talking voices I've ever heard!

[@letssewcializeandcraft]

@@MJCDA3 ABSOLUTELY! they are soooo calming!

[@timcaldwell5241]

They are funny, intelligent and have incredibly soothing voices…a real joy to listen to!

[@franciscooctavius5957]

Agreed. These dudes have excellent NPR voices. Super calm and extremely articulate voices.

[@IroAppe]

I'm lying here laughing 😂 I learned something new today, what the "nape of the neck" is :D

[@amandasamson4513]

I just love the way you break down the song and it's meaning and your soft spoken communication allowing for each other to listen and respond. it's a breath of fresh air.

[@JaredandJordan]

We really appreciate you Amanda! Thanks so much for watching!

[@lindaphipps3126]

As i sit here phone in hand my 74 year old self it amazes me that anyone would say they are unfamiliar with the Beatles but it also fills me with pleasure to see all you young folks opening themselves up to the music of the past and being so insightful. Great reactions.

[@ravenclawwitch1600]

When they’re passing the signs that say the same thing, it means that they have those things in common and in the end, even though they all have differences, they are all human.

[@kcamp2364]

When they “sounded as one” - that’s the wall!

[@stephanieledbetter1560]

Pentatonix were the winners of the a capella competition, the Sing Off's season 3. You should check it out. Then you need to introduce yourselves to season 4's winners, Home Free. I suggest starting with End of the Road.

[@jacqueline1099]

BEST message ever!!

[@jaidynlindsey5437]

Pentatonix is just completely out of this world! I highly HIGHLY suggest you react to their cover of "The Prayer," because if you think you are impressed now, just wait until you hear that cover. (You'd also get to hear a lot of Mitch which I think ya'll would appreciate.) Their live performance of this is amazing as well! On another note, I absolutely adore your content and look forward to seeing you do more PTX in the future.

[@berlyn3014]

I can't agree with this more.

[@shilohauraable]

Absolutely Agree! 👍

[@bea95]

You are the first reactors I saw commenting about the meaning behind the "wall of sound". THANK YOU for this. I feel like so many people gloss over it. It's about the beauty born from working together. But this beauty comes from a struggle. The struggle to be your individual self, while also letting the others shine and merge their way and their lives with yours. At first their voices are separate, and it feels like they are tying to "one-up" each other. But then they merge in this beautiful wall of sound, which is amazing as a whole, but allows you to recognize each contributions. This song is not about discarding "labels" (what makes you unique). It's about accepting other people's uniqueness and understand that our "common label" (human) allows us to understand each other and be as one in the end.

[@adam.4487]

The harmony is what gives me goosebumps. Avi's voice is so beautiful. And Mitch... he is a unicorn. :) one of a kind. I wonder if it's possible for the entire world of humans sang in unison one long beautiful note! Blended as one. Man, woman and child.

[@gretchenoliver3388]

Unity through Diversity! Imagine!

[@beyondviolet]

hell yeah, I was hoping more Pentatonix would be coming soon 😌 they do the best upgrades fr

[@lorriredmon7531]

I cry every time I still see this one. How they are individually and how they share their similarities and in the end all are human! Better than the original and more needed now than ever. I loved your faces as you "see" what the message is. Thank you!

[@PaulaLPope]

Everyone has their own unique identities, but we all have identities that we share with others, but we ALL share that we are HUMAN.

[@pat_in_va8605]

The signs show that we are alike, and we are different; but, we are all human.

[@jenniferwendt3193]

This brings tears to my eyes every time. Five people, different in so many ways, coming together to make something so beautiful and meaningful. Just imagine what we, as a people, could do - could create - could accomplish - if only we celebrated our differences instead of hating each other because of them.

[@johnchandajr6452]

Very powerful message well done.

[@KellyAmberHallacy]

John would have been proud.

[@ingeborgjackson2461]

I subscribe to you because of the way you talk about music, you are so real ,so sweet and I love you like I love Pentatonix

[@lclmana]

Fam...i get emotional every time....great freakin cover and the visuals of the video with the que cards with all identities being one...❤️

[@davidknight4976]

Amazing reaction guys. No truer words have been ever sung. PTX always adds their upgrade, beautiful. The world needs to hear these words !! In the end we all bleed red, my brother, that makes us all human.

[@shirleyfisher8313]

He wanted peace but a fan shot and killed him on his way into his hotel??

[@kimberlyhuggins7702]

Aural memory is what makes us remember the song.

[@lilywhitefi]

You have to do their version of Kiiara’s Gold next - you’d think that was too complex to do a cappella… until PTX grab hold of it. Loving your work gents

[@heidi_d]

OMG yes!!!! This!!!

[@shilohauraable]

I hate the original. But it's one of my all time favorite songs from PTX! 💖

[@GenXGlam]

Beatles music will live forever. your children and your children's children will always know who the Beatles were. Pentatonix did an amazing job with this song.

[@kathrinewatson6321]

Sound of Silence and Amazing Grace My Chains are Gone!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesmuir7520]

I would like to thank you gentlemen for noticing the "Wall of Sound" the way I have. I have watched several reactions on this song and you are the one to have viewed that section as a representation of the message of the song. Thank you for having such open eyes and open hearts about this songs message.

[@kayecastleman6353]

So agree! For me, that wall of sound has always been a metaphor for a main theme in the song. It's the distinctly unique PTX voices coming together to create those intricate and beautiful harmonies. Similarly, it's our differences that give us strength when we unite as a human family. Inspired!

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

Exactly! I always adore how thoughtfully that part was arranged. Not only do they come together, but even when they are all doing very separate parts, they still make beautiful music. Differences is not bad and when done together it is magical!

[@RJBand10]

I just want to let y’all know that my mother suggested I listen to your reaction videos, and specifically this one. She is 83, lol, and sharp as a tack. Thank you for your work! It just got a kick out of hearing her get so excited about your videos:))

[@jayholland2632]

You are so right about "perspective". And, there is no better expression of that perspective than the one Carl Sagan gave after seeing the image of Earth from the Voyager spacecraft. It goes: “Look again at that dot. That's here. That's home. That's us. On it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every human being who ever was, lived out their lives. The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident religions, ideologies, and economic doctrines, every hunter and forager, every hero and coward, every creator and destroyer of civilization, every king and peasant, every young couple in love, every mother and father, hopeful child, inventor and explorer, every teacher of morals, every corrupt politician, every "superstar," every "supreme leader," every saint and sinner in the history of our species lived there-on a mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam. The Earth is a very small stage in a vast cosmic arena. Think of the endless cruelties visited by the inhabitants of one corner of this pixel on the scarcely distinguishable inhabitants of some other corner, how frequent their misunderstandings, how eager they are to kill one another, how fervent their hatreds. Think of the rivers of blood spilled by all those generals and emperors so that, in glory and triumph, they could become the momentary masters of a fraction of a dot. Our posturings, our imagined self-importance, the delusion that we have some privileged position in the Universe, are challenged by this point of pale light. Our planet is a lonely speck in the great enveloping cosmic dark. In our obscurity, in all this vastness, there is no hint that help will come from elsewhere to save us from ourselves. The Earth is the only world known so far to harbor life. There is nowhere else, at least in the near future, to which our species could migrate. Visit, yes. Settle, not yet. Like it or not, for the moment the Earth is where we make our stand. It has been said that astronomy is a humbling and character-building experience. There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of human conceits than this distant image of our tiny world. To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.” ― Carl Sagan, Pale Blue Dot: A Vision of the Human Future in Space

[@rebeccabeebe1]

Since your on this Pentatonix journey I think you need to check out Scott and Mitch's duo subunit group they have together called superfruit.. they did a cover of Katy Perrys song Rise it's so amazing! The cover also features Brian Justin crumb, Mario Jose and Mary Lambert who are all amazing vocalists

[@cassienix2471]

That's one of my fave songs in my playlist too!

[@justlola77]

I think they would like Super fruit seeing them rap in feeling myself and hip hop goes Broadway

[@joycewetherbee7421]

Also check out The Promise by Scott and Mitch (Superfruit).

[@shauryatalan1082]

Guys will sure love this but can you do gold by them next Mitch is on another level in that

[@heidifruchtl354]

It's not nice to break reactors who are not truly ready for that. But it is highly recommended. If you can handle watching the original, which sucks, the original singer had to use a computer to be to get the sound, Mitch shows you how it is done, vocally. So the PTX version is the upgrade.

[@kayecastleman6353]

Always here for "Gold." There's a lot to watch for, though, and a number of reactors aren't up to the task. Would love to throw down the gauntlet for these guys!

[@fanasx4]

Beautifully reacted to and analyzed. Great job on this masterpiece!

[@JaredandJordan]

Thank you so much!

[@superpro9c660]

I really believe down in my soul that John Lennon was watching them record their version from heaven, and saying they understand what he was saying!! A beautiful song from the mind of a musical genuis!!!

[@denisehart7104]

PTX delivers this important song with deep intensity, heart and power. Amazing voices, and a lasting message, just as meaningful today! :)

[@PreppingAngel]

Freddie's last song kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXSrqZ-ahs2EeaM Shortly the story of this song, for everyone that doesn’t know: Freddie was very ill whilst making this song, he only had 3 takes (that’s what I have heard) to do this entire song, he was doing it, but he got really tired and he said he will be back to finish the song. He never came back... he had passed away November 24th 1991. At the time they only had about half of the song finished by the time he died so that is why they put the guitar solo and that’s why Brian had to finish the rest of the song. His last vocal word was “love”. He never got to finish this song... Only this man could sing like that whilst dying from a horrible disease. What a legend.

[@ruth2141]

I appreciate how thoughtful you two are. You pointed out a couple of things about the song and the PTX video that I hadn't thought of before. BTW, this is one of the PTX videos where the visuals can detract from full appreciation of the music at first hearing so that may be why you didn't feel the chills until the second hearing. Those chills happen to people who have an emotional response to music when something in the music surprises them. That triggers a physical response similar to what your caveman ancestors felt when suddenly hearing a possibly dangerous animal coming through the forest.

[@Zoyanna]

Jared & Jordan... seeing this found in this group, after learning about the group as they are is one of the biggest moments.

[@candacevalenza7559]

And at the end the BLENDING of EACH voice brought a beautiful sound. What if we ALL BLENDED and sung together?!!!!! THINK ABOUT IT💖

[@dwfarr]

Recommend their cover of The Prayer. To me, this is an amazing upgrade from the Dion /Bocelli version. I believe this might be their best work. If you don’t feel this version, then you’re not human.

[@alexsimmonds3307]

I second that.

[@michelleguest1761]

Absolutely agree

[@heatherhuard]

A couple of recommendations for beautiful 5 part harmony Run to You ( PTX original) or cover of Can't Help Falling in Love. To see their amazing live performance Popspring 2016, 3 original songs and The Evolution of Michael Jackson.

[@davidthieman8020]

Jared & Jordan, thank you for your reaction to PTX and their cover of the Image. They are all amazing with their voices.

[@tonihall4881]

Amen, we live in one without judgement or expectaions. We dont have to know one another just love.

[@trishr2081]

I really enjoy your style. You don’t talk loudly during the performance. You speak quietly and respectfully which enhances the music. I really appreciate that. Great job . New subscriber.

[@kianabillot1750]

Grew up listening to this song! Can't wait to hear this version of it 🥰

[@marymichele340]

This is such a powerful song and they just took it up a notch. And the wall of sound is amazing! Thanks for reacting to this!

[@PtxXtp]

So each card represents themself and the person next them that they pass the card to. The next person holds the sign for a few seconds also identifying with it and then flips to a new identifier and then passes it on and so on down the line showing that they all have things in common but are also different from each other.

[@LeskeyC001]

Love your reactions. So thoughtful and perfectly articulated. You are the PTX of reactors!

[@kayecastleman6353]

Well put!

[@JaredandJordan]

Wow, thank you! Thats a HUGE compliment!

[@robinmcdaniel5881]

You are one of a very few reactors to realize they are doing with their voices what was seen on the cards. They are all different but the same

[@shybunny2759]

Thanks for another great reaction! I loved hearing John Lennon live. My take on the group passing the cards is not just each individual sharing their personal identities, but also highlighting those parts of themselves that they share with one another- how they are connected one to another and therefore, one to the whole, ending in the ultimate connection between us all.

[@KarenBoyd-q5g]

I get goosebumps all the time they sing,the emotions are always there,and the tears should come when they sing this song!❤❤

[@deebell510]

I have to say, my family is quite progressive, and have been for years. My sister was married in 1966, and her wedding was written up in the local newspaper because she is Methodist, her groom is Muslim , the best man was Jewish, and the father of the bride was Catholic. This video is amazing, and shows how we are all connected.

[@prevosher]

Another great reaction. Love how you guys break it down. Now, on to The Sound of Silence. Another great song 😊

[@tcjensen30]

Mitch started with their identity and passed it to Scott who also identifies with that word. Then he flips the card to reveal another word and passes it to Avi, and so on. So the word passed to them is one that identify as/that they are. I hope I explained that well.

[@tcjensen30]

Also I 100% recommend Aha! Singapore, The Star Vista. I could watch it all day and never get sick of it. Just remember Kevin is putting his cello Beyoncé away when the song starts, so he does join in, you just never see him.

[@melissacoviello2886]

I enjoyed your reaction so much. Please watch their cover of the prayer.

[@barbarahicks2927]

As a 68 year old Pentaholic, thank you for re-introducing John Lennon's music and lyrics to a whole new generation. He was a brilliant man who was taken from us far too soon (murdered in 1980). The lyrics of Imagine are timeless.

[@KarenBoyd-q5g]

It's a shame that people can not get along in this world,you will be touched even more when Pentatonix sings this song!!get the paper towel you're going to need it ❤❤

[@vidsorama2]

I truly enjoyed your reactions to this beautiful Pentatonix video and to John Lennon's video. The messages are still relevant after all these years.

[@megjones7860]

Hello Jared and Jordan, The cards held by each singer showed their own traits, and then when they passed the card to the next person, it showed the trait that they have in common with that person. The message is that we are all unique, have our own traits, but we also have so much in common with each other, and in the end we are all the same - human. PTX has excelled again with their vocal mastery, stellar solos, layering of voices, crescendo and the wall of sound, and taken an epic song released over 50 years ago (1971) and brought it right into today.

[@bowdinkle]

I have been a Pentatonix fan from the beginning watching them on The Sing Off. Even after hundreds of listens I still get chills listening to their music but this song makes me legitimately sob.

[@Karenlowry1]

Each of them shared at least one of those traits, which allowed them to pass the card from one to the next, while also being different, and in the end just HUMAN. The message is that we're all unique, yet all the same and all human and we need to start accepting one another and appreciating our differences and commonalities and working together and loving one another for just our humanity. Look at what these 5 can do, with all of the diversity packed into this small group of people, and look at what they can do when they work together. 🙂

[@rondileem3111]

You get it guys. Thx for reacting to this masterpiece performance. Loved it! Can’t wait for your next PTX performance. They never disappoint.

[@danielbenincasa770]

Sharing it to the world. Everyone is a one person together.....

[@archcollie5708]

Voted the best song ever written, I can't believe you guys struggled to remember this magnificent masterpiece. And PTX upgrades perfection. I cried, as usual. 😢

[@steveknutson5617]

can't wait for you guys to do this one. it is the one i judge reactors on-so simple but oh so complicated. you will make my day

[@steveknutson5617]

you guys double aced it, your comment about kevin singing because they wanted to include him in the equality is the first time a reactor has observed that, and it hit me-why didn;t i think of that. great job guys. you are the best.

[@karehelene]

I judge reactors by this one too. It's amazing that some just don't "get it".

[@barbk2324]

I LOVE your reactions. PLEASE react to Pentatonix “The Prayer”. It will blow you away and again, a song that unites us.

[@litianaasiasi7565]

You guys should react to their cover of The Prayer. It’s such a touching song and they sang it beautifully!

[@lauralou1102]

The really are the definition of diversity, in that they all have things in common, but are still all very different. Each one brings their uniqueness to the group to create on incredible piece of music. It's uniqueness and oneness personified.

[@angieemach]

I love your guys’ reactions so much. The research and genuine care you guys put into these videos is amazing. Please react to Can’t Help Falling in Love by PTX!❤️

[@JaredandJordan]

We appreciate you Angie!! ❤️ we will definitely have to get to this one. Thanks!

[@naffad]

"Imagine" by John Lennon is one of the greatest songs ever written.

[@KarenBoyd-q5g]

I have heard them sing this song over 100Xs and I still get goosebumps all over

[@margretrosenberg420]

That part where they're all improvising (though I'm pretty sure every note was planned in advance) and then they come together in unison is their much vaunted "wall of sound."