Postmodern Jukebox ft Haley Reinhart | Don’t Speak - No Doubt ‘60s Style Cover | The Best! REACTION

[@williamroop451]

Haley is SUCH a seductive singer - voice, beauty, attitude, moves. She has it ALL. If you haven't fallen in love by the end of the song, you're heart isn't beating.

[@ballbd]

That's the crazy thing - Haley is so talented that it really wouldn't matter what she looked like. But she's stunning on top of her immense talent. it almost seems gratuitous!

[@rickrack4812]

LOL Haley has Samantha "questioning"

[@davephillips7209]

Haley has it all including the biggest vocal tool kit in the biz. Haley oozes sensuality without having to flaunt anything, just vocal masterpiece and stage presence.

[@masungukafoa1454]

YESSUH😊❤

[@rayray6982]

You gotta hear them and her cover All About That Bass....Seven Nation Army... and Black Hole Sun!!!! fantastic

[@anthonyandersonfernandesda5197]

Habits is such a piece of art

[@stephanieallangarman5598]

I absolutely love HAILEY REINHART and I love her 60’s style of singing. I would encourage you to listen to her father and her singing at a STUDIO where the Classic Blues Artist started. She sings “Can’t find my way home” and “Don’t know how to love you”. It’s stunning. I appreciate your reaction to Haley. Sending you love and support.

[@keith6485]

This performance makes me want to stand up and cheer every time I hear it!

[@raycardy4843]

This is a stunning arrangement by Scott Bradlee, putting 'You Don't Own Me' into it was genius - and another mesmerising performance from Haley - she is gorgeous, and knows exactly what she's doing - a real life 'Jessica Rabbit'..!! ♥♥♥

[@donnilloyd1355]

I always say that she is JESSICA RABBIT, reincarnated. I'm glad someone else feels then same way.

[@ericzeichert511]

PMJ and Haley go together like PBJ (Peanut Butter and Jelly) and Milk. Love this reaction, and thay have lots more songs to dive into. You Don't Own Me was by the late great Leslie Gore, with a novelty bass cover by a German singer named Klaus Nomi.

[@bartonbagnes4605]

Absolutely beautiful rendition.👏👏👏👏

[@rickthreebears184]

This is what you get when you give musicians (there's a difference between musicians and someone who can play music) free rein to add their own flair and emotion to a performance. The arranger/piano player (Scott Bradley) is a phenom. His vision on how to adapt a song to the stylistic genre needed is impeccable. Did you notice when it went from black and white to color? And then back to B&W at the end...

[@Rellj16]

Yes!! It DID have flavors of that song you were trying to figure out. I fully agree! Love this cover so much. Haley is amazing

[@rickrack4812]

Do ypu like the way they snuck in thst instrumtal segway, in the middle, of part of the climactic melody line from "YOU DON'T OWN ME", Leslie Gore, 1963 ? You figured it out !

[@LuceliafeodealencarAlencar]

Bom dia! Obrigada Samantha! ❤

[@pancentricism]

Small point. A lower case "r" next to a lower case "n" does look exceptionally like a lower case "m". They actually call themselves POSTMODERN JUKEBOX rather than POSTMODEM

[@timclark1324]

You have a great singing voice!😊

[@HugoPhantoon]

I know you're not gonna read this, but I really think you'd like Snarky Puppy feat. Jayna Brown - I'll Do Me . And I think she was like 12 or something at the time also (wich just blows your mind). Anyway, love your reactions :)

[@WilliamRoop-xt6rp]

Sure Hailey has talent, beauty, and sex appeal in BUCKETS! But her SUPER power is her patience to develop such long sections and runs while still not feel like she rushed through even the times that the pace picks up.

[@rcinsley]

Having seen Haley/PMJ do "Creep" and "Don't Speak", your next encounter needs to be "Seven Nation Army" kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXOZeYxup55racU In this one, Haley IS Jessica Rabbit!

[@liamstrain]

Lesley Gore - You Don't Own Me - kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHW4m5iIZZaqpLc Great reaction again. :)

[@douglaspensack3499]

Haley's actions on stage remind one of old timey burlesque.

[@jedislap8726]

It's Post MODERN, not MODEM which is an entirely different thing all together.