Saucey Reacts | Pentatonix - Recording Of Evergreen | This Is Mesmerizing!!

[@chyrlwillis9422]

I have a masters degree in music. Having studied voice, the thing that is most incredible to me is how very difficult these phrases are to sing. But here they are, repeating them over and over. Their vocal stamina is almost inhuman. Also THIS is why they are so reliable onstage.

[@bradclifton5248]

Then they all just switch between variations and sound almost perfect every time.

[@susanb4213]

Interesting! All that time they spent on that "over the river and through the woods" part-was literally just a couple of seconds on the song. What perfectionism!

[@lynn2574]

Ahhhh! You got him a day early! Yay for UPS. I’m so glad you like him. 🦄❤️ Time-wise, it took me 12+ hours to make him. You are very welcome!

[@tersommers]

Oh my goodness! Slappy Jr is amazing! Wonderful job! Love it!

[@graceito973]

@lynn2574 SJ is AWESOME! Will you be making more to sell and if so, how much $?

[@the_nikster1]

you did such a great job with SJ. well done! ❤️

[@fliwatuett]

It's such a nice unicorn, love it 😍👍

[@tH-ym3nw]

It really is a work of art. I crochet and I'm not terrible at it but that is a professional quality piece. You did an outstanding job.

[@susanb4213]

Ben Bram is often referred to as the "sixth member" of Pentatonix. He's so talented.

[@Kim-zm7dc]

I just love how one of them says maybe try doing this, whatever it is, and they barely explain it, they literally say a 3 or 4 word sentence but the other person gets it immediatly and excecutes it so easily, like breathing. it will forever blow my mind

[@perfectkismet]

I'm so glad you recognized Mitch's contribution. Scott, Kevin, Ben (and Avi) get their recognition... but Kevin has said that Mitch has some of the best musical instincts he's ever come across. And remember that Mitch is the only one that never had any form of Music Theory or college-level classes and advanced training.

[@tamila1082]

Yes. He's very intuitive.

[@grase99]

when i saw them live, they split the audience into five sections for i saw three ships and taught us each one part of the body percussion to do throughout the song. it was fun audience participation and made it so they can just sing!

[@brutalfashion]

Ditto at the show I attended. So much fun!

[@cathyhudnall6742]

Oh, that sounds so fun! That's why I'm making it my mission in life to see them as soon as I can. Lol

[@davidphillips4476]

Same with me!! It was SOOOO FUN!!

[@Karen-Campos]

Yep! I was in KO’s section & it was hard! But there was a backing track playing as well.

[@sannalopperi-vihinen233]

@@Karen-Campos the KO part sounds the hardest one of them.

[@karannewton3481]

Yes, Mitch has an ear like no one else and he always sounds so perfect

[@alicegibson685]

I went to a concert for this tour right before Christmas, They did use instruments on 3 or 4 songs, like cello and violin for Over The River. Drums on one of them. Cello and piano for Thank you. Guitar for Evergreen. They said they had reached a point that on occasion they wanted to be able to add something they love to songs. Scott even made a joke in response to how horrified some people were that they actually did some with instruments, lol that every time they used an instrument, an a Cappella group broke up. They sounded amazing and knowing they did it because they wanted to is just fine with me. They don't have to prove anything.

[@traceyanderson7489]

Exactly, they’ve proven over the years that they do anything. Why shouldn’t they add the odd instrument occasionally.

[@susanb4213]

Yeah at one point he said, "Okay, back to actual a cappella."

[@beverlykrebs4372]

They are artists, and for anyone to expect them to stall in their growth just to please someone else is totally unfair. They are 10+ yrs older now, having been on this long,i incredible journey, and what I ADORE about them is their creativity & ability to show real growth as the geniuses that they are. Utilizing the members' incredible skills in playing instruments is actually something that I have really enjoyed seeing from them. Who are we to expect these talented artists to withhold something that they are feeling in their souls needs to be expressed?! They still sing mostly A capella. People need to stop giving them grief about using instruments occasionally!

[@tH-ym3nw]

You mean when they casually say"what if we do it like this" and then it turns out AMAZING

[@tH-ym3nw]

I love matt and kev hyping the trio from the booth 🥰

[@Acadian_Proud]

The technique of saying - n’earth - is a choir technique. It is difficult to sing ‘on earth’ keeping each word separate.

[@patriciaferguson9204]

Saucey Dad - since you are willing to spend 33 minutes on this reaction and almost 33 on Home Free Sing Off season 4, could you please consider reacting to Eps. 0, 1 & 2 (at least) of PTX 2019 World Tour? All together the three episodes are about 32 minutes. Behind the scenes, choreo, and practicing for tour seem to be up your alley. PLEASE!!

[@susanb4213]

PTX did a 1.5 hour film documenting one of their US tours. It shows the behind the scenes view of what it's like to travel all over the country performing a tour while also recording their original album (they had a recording studio in one of their tour buses). If you like this short film, you would LOVE the documentary. Some reactors reacted to it in portions, others just watched it on their own time. It's called "Pentatonix - On My Way Home" documentary.

[@nikk5152]

Kirstie and scott have both said in several interviews that if they need help with staying in pitch while singing live , they usually listen to mitch as he is the one that stays in the right pitch.

[@violetf.2025]

Thanks for that interesting information 👍🏻

[@Bonofox1]

Wow never heard that in an interview! And I'm an OG fan that has listened to ALMOST EVERY interview by PTX😅

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

@@Bonofox1 I remember hearing it in an interview or something once... But cannot for the life of me remember where! My brain vaugely says a short red-carpet/event interview but might be way off.

[@nikk5152]

@@Bonofox1 at 1.00min in they answer a question about it 😃 kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYGuqnyQnd2ZqrM

[@e_n-o]

One time it was brought up is included in the Pentatonix Complimenting Mitch Grassi compilation about one minute into the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYGuqnyQnd2ZqrM

[@sherrywatson7728]

The body percussion during live shows is performed by audience participation. I went to see them on their Evergreen tour and it was amazing.

[@SauceyDad]

Genius!!

[@mmda1028]

Yes it was, I went to 2 in a row because my best friend discovered she lived them so she got tickets for the next night. We drove 4 hrs from one place to the other and got 6th row seats in the center it was awesome. And the participation for (I saw three ships) was great

[@j.6133]

That was 'I Saw 3 Ships'. They use looped recording of body percussion whenever they do this song live. There's a lot of videos of them doing it live from their concerts and from their TV appearances. Check them out, it's so impressive.

[@PtxXtp]

You’ve actually done four songs from the Evergreen album. I just called to say I love you, My Heart with You, The prayeR and Over The River. I just rewatched them last night. Would love to see a rewatch after watching the recording of these songs. Since you were so new to them at the time. I’m guessing you’d appreciate the songs even more now. Their attention to detail and perfectionism is why they’re the number one a cappella group. Not to mention how well they work together and listen to each other’s suggestions. Fun fact Clark Beckham and Ben Platt have a video doing Pentatonix’s original song Can’t Sleep Love. Its so .good. You saw Ptx do it during their popspring performance.

[@jcs1025]

I love how Scott sings with his arms and hands. So expressive.

[@judithL3100]

I just love seeing how collaborative and not ego-driven they all are. Whatever works best for their music is what happens! You might also enjoy their documentary film “Pentatonix: On My Way Home” about their 2015 tour (still with Avi). It’s for rent or purchase on KZbin and is longer, so maybe not for a reaction, but for your enjoyment. Shows a lot of the collaborating and behind the scenes stuff, and the crazy amount of time they spend on touring while also recording new songs at the same time.

[@mmg8823]

No need to purchase that. It's on daily motion. One word. It's in three parts. I would share the links but then this post would get removed from here.

[@bonnieflynn4798]

Hi so the short time turn around is because they simply were not sure they would be able to do a Christmas tour because of Pandemic. Once they decided they could do at least a 17 city Christmas tour, they had to rush the recording to get it ready in time, book the venues , rehearse the tour show, they also did many Christmas Television events for this album as well After having to cancel their world tour in support of the Lucky Ones , they were so so excited to perform again. The Christmas tour for this album was so joyous as they were so happy to be back at work.

[@the_nikster1]

yay! thank you so much Lori for requesting this one; been waiting for it forever haha my favorite part of this video is how effortlessly they collaborate and work together. I love how Mitch or Kevin or Matt will suggest something and then they just do it. no egos, no judgments, just mutual respect. I also love how much they all really admire each other's talents and hype each other up. it's so freaking wholesome! I recently went on a binge of a bunch of their PTXperience videos and I really hope you get to those at some point. it's a different side of them that I know you'll appreciate for sure! ❤️

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

Yes to all of this!

[@mmg8823]

I really enjoy the PTXperience videos. I binged all of them that I could find during lockdown.

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

@@mmg8823 Yeah, I've watched all of them (the ones on youtube and the fan-combined ones from their official social medias) maaaany times. Soooo fun and good. The perfect comfort thing to put on in the background when you're having a bad day!

[@the_nikster1]

@@mmg8823 me too! I'm watching the Evergreen one right now and it's so amazing ❤️

[@lleldridge1]

I agree, Nick would love the PTXperience vids.

[@shortybarnesyanik]

We miss you Saucey Dad!! 😢

[@katm4335]

If you ever get around to watching any of the interview vids they've done over the years, any time they're asked who the best singer in the group is, they all say Mitch, or who would they want to switch with for a day, it's Mitch, or who has the most technique and control of music, it's Mitch. Mitch is just an Alien that can do things with his voice without having to put too much thought into it and it comes out magical every time...and he is technically sound! 💜💜

[@sunnyfoster1855]

There is an old interview somewhere in the "PTX complimenting Mitch" compilation where Kevin says that Mitch's musical intuition is so strong. I think that's what you see and comment on here. I can't agree more. Just mind blowing talent.

[@ellenhulslander2897]

The last song was "I Saw Three Ships". What I find amazing, is the attention to detail in the "Over the River" segment....and it was all background. I believe they use some backing tracks when performing live. I have seen live performances of "I Saw Three Ships", and while they start off doing the body percussions, they stop them when they start singing. They still do it all, they just pre-record some of it. Even back in the Avi days, he said they often put some extra ear candy in the recordings that they did not do live. I love this video so much. And the support unicorn is precious!

[@Acadian_Proud]

The song they are working on the percussion is ‘We saw three ships. The group have the audience participate in doing the clapping which adds to the level of percussion

[@brattneyrose5652]

Watching you geek out over this is the best thing ever. Totally made my day.

[@aprilanderson6432]

Another great word for them is CREATIVE. All that they're doing is known to every musician and song writer BUT they are soooo creative that they take everything to the next level and their little " touches" are so amazing!! This aspect makes them very, very special. It separates the unicorns from the horses, if you will. 🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄

[@timcaldwell5241]

I am always amazed at how HARD they work…to sound so effortless!!! Their attention to detail is astounding!

[@saral9608]

I'm glad you enjoyed this one! To me all of their behind the scenes videos are absolutely fascinating. I love seeing their dynamic together. As a little add on to this video, if you wanted to see it on your own time, check out Pentatonix's Tiktok page. There is a video of Scott making an entire artificial choir by himself. They needed a choir for a part of the song It Came Upon a Midnight Clear but the album was literally due the next day, so Scott just sang all the parts himself and edited them together. Lucky for us Scott filmed himself doing it, and edited it down into a Tiktok. It's incredibly impressive and, because it's Scott, rather funny as well.

[@lindasmith1370]

You wanted to see how they would perform the We Saw Three Ships live, I recommend you catch the Christmas Under the Stars tv special. It will show you how they perform the percussion they worked on.

[@maryparker9426]

If you watch the "random jamming/singing on the fly" video you'll see them arranging "Happy"

[@patriciaferguson9204]

Re the click on their in-ears: during their 2018 ptxperience, Scott lost everything on his in-ear and explained just what they hear and how important that equipment is to their performance.

[@arah7566]

Mahalos Judy, wHoa Wow what a magically AweSome creation of yours… perfect SauceyJ for our SauceyD❣️😉🫶🏼🤙🏼

[@lynn2574]

Thank you!

[@kimmyf1054]

They turned that song 3 ships into crowd participation, but also there is a backing track used in order to give the full experience to the audience. They do use backing tracks on a few of the newest songs. Yes they are acapella, but they're also human (contrary to popular belief). I think they would rather have the audiences experience be more epic, and I can appreciate that. I truly love how they are evolving with their music. Thanks for finally getting to this one! 🙏🏾❤️😁

[@susanb4213]

True, and using the backing track of body percussion doesn't make the song any less a cappella either. There is no way they can sing and yet at the same time do the breath thing they were recording. It didn't bother me at all. That concert was one of the best I've seen. Of course, every time I see them in concert I say that one was the best. :D

[@kaydence3843]

For certain songs like I Saw Three Ships they have the backing on a loop and use the crowd for certain parts on tour

[@mmg8823]

Pentatonix has a 30-day online class on a cappella and vocal arrangement. They say it takes 5-10 hours a week although it seems to take more if you do the homework where you personally arrange 2 songs of your choosing. It costs a couple hundred dollars.

[@melissacoviello2886]

Wow. That would be a cool experience.

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

Yay! I knew you would love this one! (And I hope people start requesting ptxperience, all "seasons" and hours of it. It's such an important part of the love for ptx and it's fun to see reactors watch it. Especially someone who would love it as much as you!) I love that you're gonna rewatch it many times... because I certainly have.... Soooo many tiiiimes...! And that unicorn! So sweet and well done Judy!

[@lynn2574]

Thank you!

[@PtxXtp]

Yes I have suggested it a few times in the comments although not part of my patreon request. I haven't given him any since i know his list is super long. Would love to see him start with ptxperience 2014 and go up to current time. I know there's a few years that don't have them but there's plenty to take up a good chunk of time and fir him to see their progression and growth over the years and to get to know their personalities. They are such fun and caring people.

[@Sate12]

The body percussion layers were from "I saw 3 ships" and leave it to Pentatonix to join the Pirate Shanty trend with a CHRISTMAS SONG

[@danielcarter837]

Their attention to detail is amazing.

[@rileystone6789]

I saw three ships is my favorite Christmas song they've done, as far as the thought that went into it, by far. They do some looping I think with that part. SJ is the cutest ❤️

[@pamelafoster2302]

I am so thrilled that you did this. I have watched it so many times and absolutely love it. Your reactions are just what I go through every time I watch it. Love love love your reactions. For a long time I have felt like their friendships and respect for each other and the fact that they absolutely love what they are doing makes their talents stand out even more. Don't know how to say it but you know what I mean. (I hope)

[@hernameispekka_Rebecca]

I get it, totally. No way to get such a consistently solid product out for so long if there is not a base of respect and care, for each other and for the collective. They will have had their fair share of disagreements, arguments and need for mediation, for sure. But being secure in that respect, and knowing you all want the best for the group, will go a long way in overcoming the bumps!

[@carrieb1781]

Welcome to the family, SJ! 🦄 😊

[@cathyhudnall6742]

HEY JUDY AKA LYNN! Really don't mean to scream, just wanted to get your attention. That is a BEAUTIFUL unicorn 🦄 . Omg, and I'm sure the video doesn't even do it justice. The amount of time and attention to detail on him is mind boggling. That was such a special gift for Saucey Dad. Thank you for sharing with all of us. Saucey Dad- keep doing you, I'm here for it! Love your channel! 👍 ❤

[@lynn2574]

Awww. Thank you. ❤️

[@tersommers]

Nice shirt! The director of this masterpiece is Ben Hausdorff, none other than Kirstin's baby's daddy! He is great at what he does! Definitely must do I Saw Three Ships (all that body percussion song) Here's a link to it live! kzbin.info/www/bejne/g5vYmqOXo5Kdrtk

[@Acadian_Proud]

Look at all the microphones placed around where they are recording the percussion sounds. Some are even in buckets. This adds to the types of sounds they can utilize when mixing the final edit.

[@amiemariecreative163]

Oh my gosh Junior!!! 😍🦄 he's so friken CUTE!!!!

[@nancyankrom3803]

Ben is the original Pentaholic. He was the arranger on the Sing Off when PTX won. He stayed with them and has been the silent 6th member ever since. We Sauceytrons knew you would enjoy this behind the scenes video. Just a little side note- Mitch was also in post production for his Album Roses during this filming which is why he wasn’t there at the last bit for creating the sounds to We Saw Three Ships. Great reaction.

[@sannalopperi-vihinen233]

I saw an interview with Ben Bram (on Jacob Restituto's channel) where he mentioned he was the busdriver/security guy/roadie/what-have-you on their first ever tour. He didn't want to do another tour, but prefers to be in the studio.

[@sannalopperi-vihinen233]

Homophonic means they are all singing words at the same time. Oh, what a lovely crochet unicorn! I wish they could have known in advance that the Prayer would be pure magic. Now we basically get just the beginning and the end of the process, because the videographer Ben Hausdorff was not there on all days. It's interesting that is seems like Scott is all "why don't we have Mitch be all Celine Dion and I could be Andrea Bocelli" and everyone just nods. Some of the songs on the Lucky Ones album have a more produced sound, and I have been wondering if they'll have very different arrangement on the stage or if they just won't do, for example, Anchor live. The studio mix has at least three Mitchs and the backing vocals have had something done to them to make them sound more like dripping water.

[@danielcarter837]

The chances of this group coming together was so infinitesimally small that only the powers that be in the universe could have made it happen. I’m glad they decided to do that to allow us mere mortals to have something to brighten our days. Three kids meet as children who love to sing and decide to keep singing together in school and local theater. As a side note, can you imagine trying to keep those three reigned in in high school choir? Scott, Mitch and Kirstie say that she did help them learn to blend better. They become life-long friends. Scott befriends Ben Bram who helps Scott get on The Sing Off. Ben introduces Scott to Avi. Scott talks Kevin into giving up med school at Yale and joining four strangers to compete on The Sing Off. They actually win the show. Sony drops them so they decide to start building their Pentaholic following on You Tube. Viral videos, and great music follows, and they get resigned to Sony. Avi decides to leave the group and they find another great bass in Matt. While Matt is not Avi, he is still excellent and I think he blends even better with the other members of PTX. If anything happens differently along that path Pentatonix does not exist, and the world is a lesser place.

[@ronaldschweitzer1110]

You just said out loud everything that I have thought to myself. It's utterly amazing.

[@bartonbagnes4605]

It wasn't an hour, just 36 minutes. But worth every one. Their talent is off the scale. They do play instruments on a few songs, but for the most part they are A Capella.

[@Acadian_Proud]

Look at how many times they recorded that one sentence (Over the River and through the woods) just to make sure they could select the right final version to fit the sound they wanted.

[@sannalopperi-vihinen233]

I love that all the discussion on the singing technique so that they can all blend together perfectly.

[@jcs1025]

Ben Bram has been their arranger since the beginning. Their arrangement process is usually very collaborative as you see in the video - which I think is super cool. Everyone gets a chance to give input and make suggestions. Ben went to college with Scott, and was the one who suggested they audition. Also, another bit of trivia, the cameraman is Ben Hausdorff - Kirstie’s fiancée.

[@PtxXtp]

Small correction Kirstie and Ben aren't engaged. At least not yet.

[@jcs1025]

@@PtxXtp dang I thought they were. Sorry about that! 😉

[@jcs1025]

@@PtxXtpThey are now! ❤❤❤

[@PtxXtp]

@jcs1025 yes they are. And now Scott and Mark are married as of last night.

[@venussuarez5385]

They give me chills even when they’re recording in the studio. I love that segment when they’re hearing the playback of the prayer and even they’re getting chills from listening to it. 🥰

[@venussuarez5385]

OMG! That’s absolutely a beautiful and awesome gift given by Judy! Welcome SJ! 🥰 So cool .. love it 🥰.

[@bonnierennie7107]

I LOVE SJ!!!!!! You rock Judy 🥹

[@leslienoel6909]

Before you even said the name I was already thinking Slappy Jr lol. I love him 😍😍

[@vidsorama2]

That was fun to watch again. Thanks. I love how they respect each other's ideas and how willing they all are to try the ideas. Huge talents. Great people.

[@Acadian_Proud]

WE TOLD YOU…. 😏. Listen to us more often…. 😉

[@tonicasson4991]

I think (as a crafter) it’s so very nice how you went on and on..very kind of you

[@karannewton3481]

Seeing their process is amazing. I wish they would do this all the time. What a treat!

[@davidphillips4476]

love the geek out there. ex-recording engineer so it's cool to see the process of laying out the tracks today. AND THAT is a cool unicorn!!!! To Judy; that is AWESOME!!!! The process is amazing to see and hear the final product. Now I gotta go watch this stuff again. Saw them this year and it was just one of the best concerts.

[@r.d.stratford106]

DUDE. Slappy Jr is amazing! How cool is that? And this was a great watch; really enjoyed it.

[@karehelene]

I love SJ!! In awe of Judy's (sp?) talent.

[@karengiles8422]

Awesome job Judy- it's a beautiful job, and what a nice gift! Saucey Dad needs the emotional support unicorn for his journey! This is such an amazing video to see how the music is created- each little tweak makes a huge difference in the sounds produced. I loved how the percussion piece for "I Saw Three Ships" was recreated by audience participation in the live shows- so much fun!!!

[@katm4335]

On The Ships song, they play the beginning with them each doing their assigned activity and then once they all start singing it's looped. At the concert they all take a section of the Audience and get them involved and give them and activity to do at a certain part in the song, its a fun part of the concert.

[@melissacoviello2886]

Love that Judy/Lynn sent you slappy Junior. That’s an awesome gift!

[@Kreationsbykrispy]

I’ve been waiting for you to do this one too! lol I wish they did more of these.

[@donnastohr]

The sound effects were accomplished live for I Saw Three Ships by splitting the audience into groups to do the handclaps, finger snapping etc. for them. The recording of the song uses the percussion you just heard. Kevin, the percussion genius trying to teach Scott was hilarious.

[@Kritterlu]

I heard a live performance version of "I saw three ships", where they asked the audience to make sounds for them...this section snaps fingers, this section rubs their hands together, etc. It really sounded great !!

[@venussuarez5385]

I just love how you’re face and eyes gets all distorted when you hear greatness.. it’s priceless 😆

[@Bonofox1]

They are SO AMAZING 😍 they started off young and are STILL young in comparison to the other vocal groups, but what always AMAZES me is their professionalism for their craft. Fun Fact: the videographer for this film is Kirsties boyfriend and baby daddy Ben Hausdorf

[@Sweeney541]

They do I Saw Three Ships live, but they use a claptrack as well as audience participation. And yes, they also use the clicktrack that you were talking about to make sure they're on time. it's the equivalent of using a metronome.

[@becca2383]

I love watching how they work. No ego at all or anyone trying trying to be more than anyone else.

[@genesisfillmore1194]

I LOVE their process!! So glad you finally got around to this!

[@barbararichardson9800]

Slappy Junior is awesome! Thank you Judy/Lynn! He is very special. I particularly love the pin on front. How nice of you to create SJ and help Nick with the channel/page.

[@jeanneplace6871]

Judy - great job on SJ! Emotional unicorns are necessary.

[@kathrynphelps9771]

On the whole "How do they do that?" thing, have you reacted to White Winter Hymnal?, Lots of body percussion and a vid at the end showing them rehearsing it.

[@deborahvernarelli6394]

Judy, S.J. is absolutely adorable!! What a wonderful job you did!! ...Saucey, I know you and your family love it...❤

[@joannepauley9622]

They are all so sharing and generous with each other. It's about the music not egos.

[@johnwarwick6284]

Hi Saucy they have done this live on "christmas under the stars" they do the body percussions first and then when they sing it live it is luped

[@joanbaillie9925]

Loved every minute. They are smart and talented.

[@venussuarez5385]

The sound effects segment is amazing and so creative! Awesomeness 🤩

[@mmda1028]

When they do " I saw three ships" they actually have the audience participate to keep the sound going(and of course we do)😂 there is also a whole other part to this video that continues some of the process and how they prepare for on stage choreography. Can't wait for them to come back to Maine this Xmas for you to see their Xmas show.

[@mmda1028]

Can't find the video, but I have watched it. When I find it I will leave the link in the comments

[@brutalfashion]

If you wanna see how they do all those rhythms at once, look for a live concert recording of “I Saw Three Ships”. Each member makes a different rhyme pattern while they sing. They also get sections of the audience to participate. It was fun! I saw it live

[@marykleeberg7162]

They do have instruments once in awhile but if they do it will be shown on the video and on stage.

[@Bonofox1]

👉👉For the last song I Saw Three Ships they do a audience participation. Each member has part of the section/crowd do their part. They also have to have that intricate part on loop because you can't really relay on the crowds timing. A GREAT LIVE version of the song is on Christmas Under The Stars video and and another LIVE video for The Today Show and other live shows!!

[@janetburrows137]

The Prayer has made so many rectors cry it’s amazing ❤❤❤❤

[@guinkoo]

The unicorn is PRECIOUS! Saucy Dad, I am in no way comparing myself or my vocals, but the process the guy at the piano is done in most choral ensembles. Like Kirsten stopped and wrote on the sheet music its what you do.

[@dwfarr]

This film was directed by Kirstie’s significant other, Ben Hausdorff. Also , Kevin seems to have a lot to say about the arranging.

[@alicegibson685]

Finally! Yay!

[@michelegillespie1971]

To me, this is just their world, they are able to do this because that is what they do.

[@mooses-n-gooses9712]

I love watching this. It shows their talent and skill and vision. They're alien unicorns, but they do have some human attributes too lol.

[@loricharlonne2167]

It was fun how they did the percussion parts for I Saw Three Ships in concert. Each person took a part of the audience, taught us the part and then we kept it up as they started singing

[@deborahvernarelli6394]

I love watching the behind the scenes videos of these groups making these songs..even the funny ones are great!!

[@venussuarez5385]

You’re facial expressions Saucey Dad is hilarious. 🤣 I can’t get enough of your reactions. I also love 💗 your very cute and genuinely sweet smile 😊after you have seen something you really enjoyed. 🥰 I really enjoy you and your channel. I wish I could be a patron but I’m a disabled semi senior citizen widow on a fixed income, and I unfortunately don’t have control over my finances either 😩. Anyway, I do at least get to see you on KZbin ☺️ … by the way I’m the one with the red hair in the photo 😁 … You Rock Saucey Dad! and awesome meeting the new addition SJ!!!! 🦄🥰

[@madenabyss6981]

Saw this for the first time on Tuesday it's so good and Ben bram the 6th member of PTX who is always working hard behind the scenes is brilliant

[@graceito973]

I think the last song was I Saw Three Ships

[@Kreationsbykrispy]

The last song is I Saw Three Ships. 🙂