The Warning - Black Holes REACTION & REVIEW! FIRST TIME WATCHING! / HEARING!

[@RandyTWA]

As with all TW music, live is where the passion shines. The Dakota bar version is the standard for this masterpiece. How 13 year old Pau was able to compose such a powerful, gut wrenching ballad about the nightmares of addiction is beyond comprehension.

[@texadan314]

I would have preferred the live version so you'd see the expressions on her face. But this was good.

[@GundogJake]

Doesn’t seem right a 13 year old is so worldly wise that they could write about this subject matter, but I’m sure glad that Pau did 👌

[@joeweller9941]

I’ll echo everyone else: Pau on vocals, live at Dakota bar is the standard. Also, I think live is best with this band, preferably in front of an audience but the Warning cave is excellent as well.

[@bradleyp3655]

What I find amazing is that a lot of people can't differentiate between Pau and Dany's voice. I hear a very distinction between all three. Ale has a very rich and sultry voice especially as she gets older. Dany is clear and has a good range. Pau has that very distinctive vocal fry.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Well you can tell on this album, Pau sounds like a little kid still

[@Nightfighter82]

Pau has a believable rawness to her voice that evokes passion. Danny’s voice has grown hugely over the last two years. Its stronger and you feel the energy.

[@Nightfighter82]

Ale is a perfect back up vocalist, not to say she couldn't lead if needed. I think if she had to sing for Dany for some reason she could. But she has that voice that is rock solid going to blend and give that right amount of back up vocals while she kills the bass.

[@marklee6516]

Honestly I’m surprised someone requested the recorded version. Along with Crimson Queen, because it’s so stripped down Black Holes is one where you get so much more from live performance in terms of emotion.

[@dannycox6375]

completely true but seeing the lyrics is a real treat too.

[@Terry_Lacy]

Pau, was the lead singer and piano player for this song. She was 13 when it was written.

[@carlnietoweise4653]

Erm..When SHE wrote it. Pau was a talented song writer even back then!

[@KansaSCaymanS]

Great reaction as always. The most remarkable thing about this song was that it was written when Pau was only 13 or 14, so very early in her song writing career. By the way, I think you have earned enough cred with Warning fans to voice honest criticism without facing the pitchforks. 😉

[@glengibbs1949]

"Black Holes" is a cry out from a broken soul, actually written nearly 5 years ago for the first LP. Paulina rips your heart out when she performs this live.

[@RobertLindabury]

This is mostly all Pau. Piano and lead vocals. There are live versions that really show her passion when performing this song about addiction. So much so, many cry when watching it. Ale on bass and Dany on guitar of course and doing harmonies in the live version. Not sure on this version. Harmonies sound like Pau on this. This is from their very first album, XXI Century Blood quite a while ago. Nice reaction!

[@MusicLover-TW]

Album Dropped Mar 27, 2017 - Pau was 13 years old whe she wrote this song.

[@infokukac01]

David, thank you for listening to my favorite song, but it really would have been better to watch a stage version. For me it's 10/10 but i don't understand music, i'm just listening. It's a masterpice, PAU is a GENIUS. Simplemente......

[@paco_granados]

Hi David, thanks for your reaction... This song is part of their first album back in 2017... Written by Pay at age of 13.. This song is about a person dealing with addictions.... I'm glad you are not using Choke as the standard to compare =).... See you in the next one!!!

[@16ploog79]

You have to look for and listen to BlacK Holes live at the Dakota Bar January 2018, Fantastic performance by Pau.

[@jamesallion7648]

I always enjoy your reaction and reviews. As a long time Warning fan, I really appreciate the way you break it all down. Even when you offer a criticism, I always take it as constructive! You are able to pick up on many of the musical nuances that a lot of don't us hear. We just know we like their music. You tell us why we like it! Keep on rockin!

[@gill2105]

Nice reaction David, really like your honest analysis you have a good ear. Such a heartbreaking song too. The girls harmonies hmm, I would describe like a tender tearing of wet paper to spotlight the familiar imperfections we all have, they fit the message Pau delivers so well. When I first saw it live, I just sat there staring at my screen silent barely breathing for a few minutes.

[@professorg9424]

Others have said it but the Dakota is the best live performance for a lot of reasons. Dany's subtle guitar and backing vocals really fill out the song. The girls also have a tendency to use as many words as they need, whether they flow naturally or not. They don't always go syllable by syllable, note for note, nor do they strictly adhere to a rhyming scheme. This is just one small thing that contributes to their uniqueness.

[@makokirockservatorio_fm]

THE WARNING- Black Holes (LIVE DAKOTA Studio Bar) Better to see Pau singing the song live. The essence of The Warning are the direct ones. This is the correct version that you should have reacted. Greetings from Madrid, Spain. ++++++ Mejor ver a Pau cantando el tema en vivo. La esencia de Ther Warning son los directos. Esta es la versión correcta quer tenías que haber reaccionado. Saludos desde Madrid, España. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIbWoGpqfb50bKs min. 30:23

[@turborockero9247]

OK. Totalmente de acuerdo.

[@nealturner7348]

Yo, Big Dave!!! I thought you would do Dakota Bar version. I have to agree with everyone else, that's the bomb version. Her phrasing is better, less rushed. And it's a very emotional performance. But it's still a great song regardless. How could a 13 year old write this? Anyway, you loved it and that's what counts. Pitchforks and torches put away. Thanks a lot for the mention, my brother. HARRUMPH!!! 🤘😊🤘

[@eddietorres1000]

This is Pau singing and playing the Piano, I love the Live versions of this song because Pau really gets into this song you can see all her passion, sometimes it looks like she's going start crying, this song is from their 2017 first Album XXI Century Blood

[@oliverlaue6234]

"Black Holes" is probably Pau's masterpiece ballad, even though she wrote it at a very young age. It's like "November Rain" by Axl Rose that he also wrote as one of his first songs in 1985, 2 years before "Appetite for Destruction" even came out. Sometimes an artists best work is his early work, where he is still free to write whatever he/she wants, not unobstructed by work and the repetition of a certain style. "Black Holes" is my personal favorite by The Warning and one of the best songs in general by anybody. I can undertsand you evaluation of the album version, however, as most others have already said, it's a pitty that you didn't choose one of the numerous live versions done a few years later, where Pau's singing is even more passionate and better (yeah, the Dakota Bar version is top, but any other live version is great, too). Another option is to listen to Pau's "Pau playing the piano" night concert, where she plays three songs playing piano only, among them "Black Holes". Even if ou don't want to do it as a reaction, watch these for yourself, you will love them.

[@robertkrawitz8237]

From someone not usually a fan of ballads, she has truly outstanding examples of the form on all three albums/EPs that have been released (Fade Away and at least arguably Escape the Mind, Black Holes, and The End). She always seems to reserve those for singing herself (Dany wrote Crimson Queen, I believe).

[@oliverlaue6234]

@@robertkrawitz8237 Yes, I think so, too. Pau seems to be very specific aboout which songs she sings herself and which ones Dany sings. "The End" is definitely a great power ballad that would work in a big arena as well. Btw yes, Dany wrote "Crimson Queen".

[@robertkrawitz8237]

@@oliverlaue6234 Their writing and arrangement, and in particular the consistent outstanding quality, is really what sets them apart from just about everyone else. Plenty of bands have some really good songs on a par with any of these, but they also have a good number of duds. DPA have the ability and determination to turn out song after song at this level, and not based on any formula. Even their ballads vary enormously; this song is nothing like any of the others I mentioned above, but all are extremely potent. The fact that David got wrong the period when this was written really speaks to that excellence from the get-go. It's going to be really, really interesting to see what they have for us in the remaining 10 songs we have yet to hear. The little clip from the "banana song" suggests that they have some very interesting harmonies in store for us.

[@oliverlaue6234]

@@robertkrawitz8237 Absolutely, that's one thing that really got me into The Warning. All their songs are really good (or better). They don't have any fillers on their two albums so far and even their "first try" EP "Escape the Mind" was astonishingly good considering the age of DPA at the time. I'm also very excided to find out where the new album TW3 is going. One one hand they said it's going to be heavier, but it will certainly also include at least two ballads and more of their great harmonies. I'll be interesting.

[@pallenda]

It's hard to pick favorites but if I had to The End is my favorite ballad from The Warning.

[@holydado]

I bet you’d be surprised to know that this wasn’t written in the last year or so, more like 6 years ago at least.

[@1dognight166]

HA! here come the Warning army commenting on on how 🤔 the live ( Dakota bar) version would have been better. Totally feel ya. I would have too, but this song is still a masterpiece

[@bradleyp3655]

Black Holes is from their first LP XXI Century Blood.

[@sirilocorona6942]

GREAT REACTION , WHEN YOU GET A CHANCE WATCH "BLACK HOLES LIVE@ DAKOTA BAR . YOU DON'T HAVE TO REACT JUST WATCH .

[@fatboynick4104]

These young ladies are so far beyond their years, it's ridiculous. I think they can connect with most generations of music lovers. They will only get better with time. They have a great future ahead of them.

[@paulhutchinson6552]

I won't jump on you with dull knives even though they cut better, but live Warning is always better than the records. You do always keep it real. Best reactor out there as far as I've seen.

[@robertkrawitz8237]

At least in the live version, there's a very light bass line, much like during Crimson Queen. I don't recall which concert; there was one where Pau didn't sing the last chorus because she wanted to hear the audience sing it. That must have been quite a moment. I could envision her doing that in a stadium, with 70,000 people singing it.

[@jims8714]

Thanks, David. I've listened to this song a number of times and never picked up on the subtleties you mention

[@Highrider_Phil_C]

Although this is a lyric video it's better if you watch a live version, Foro Didi, Lunario or any of the smaller venues. This is mostly piano but Dany and Ale play as well. This is a heart wrenching song about addiction, what's so amazing is Pau was 13 when she wrote this song. Haunting and chilling at the same time, beautiful song. Black Holes is of of the 21st Century Blood album which is before QOTMS. Great review as always. → 8.8

[@anthonyfisher1670]

Yes, Pau sang this , and a live reaction at The Dakota Bar would have been preferable but thanks all the same ,ps i'm not asking for the hogs to encicle you , haha , cheers David !

[@eaglezone45]

seriously they requested this version? 🤦🏻‍♂️🤷🏻‍♂️ no way , seriously? i can't believe it

[@henkklein22]

I am agree with you, better a live version from the Dakota or the Foro Didi

[@eaglezone45]

absolutely @Henk Klein

[@Frisco40]

A versão ao vivo no Dakota bar é fantástico.

[@joaquinantoniogarciagonzal3395]

THIS SONG DAVID HEREJE, SO DEEP AND WELL STRUCTURED THE PAULINA COMPUSED WHEN I WAS 13 YEARS OLD (THAT DETAIL YOU MISSED TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT TO QUALIFY) AND SHE IS INSPIRED BY WHAT HE READS IN MAGAZINES AND BOOKS, OBVIOUSLY NOT FOR EXPERIENCES, THIS TO SEE THE LEVEL OF TALENT THAT THE VILLARREAL SISTERS ALREADY HANDLE. THE REACTION OK,-------- ESTA CANCION DAVID HEREJE, TAN PROFUNDA Y BIEN ESTRUCTURADA LA COMPUSO PAULINA CUANDO TENIA 13 AÑOS (ESE DETALLE TE FALTO TOMAR EN CUENTA PARA CALIFICAR) Y ELLA SE INSPIRA EN LO QUE LEE EN REVISTAS Y LIBROS, OBVIAMENTE NO SON VIVENCIAS, ESTO LO PUNTUALIZO PARA QUE UBIQUES EL NIVEL DE TALENTO QUE YA MANEJAN LAS HERMANAS VILLARREAL. LA REACCION OK,

[@krash66]

Fun Fact: The Black Hole was Disney's first PG rated movie. All previous were rated G. I wish you had done a live version, but Oh Well. Don't know who gave you the link, but you should see a live version at some point. An amazing song about addiction that has brought many grown men to tears. More amazing is that is written by a 13yo that has no experience with addiction. It is from their first album, XXI Century Blood (2017) The song was written 5 years ago. Dany's guitar solo is VERY muted in this recording, but her high harmonies are great. There IS bass in this, and that is another reason this recording is BAD. Ale and Dany singing harmony at the end while Pau is belting at the end is SO powerful! That said, this is my least favorite recording of this song that I have heard, either studio or live. Jus' Sayin' You need to hear this LIVE!

[@anthonyfisher1670]

Maybe Paus' experience with addiction was knowing a friend of the warning family who had an addiction which ended tragically and that is how she was able to write this song , and felt inspired to write it . Yet to be confirmed either way !

[@krash66]

@@anthonyfisher1670 I believe she said it was linked to more books that she read, rather than experience.

[@anthonyfisher1670]

@@krash66 Hope so , i would hate it if was about a real tragedy .

[@doomsdaycun_lmh9341]

It´s interesting you don´t say a word about the thematic, this song make a lot of people cry, because they see a portrait about the addiction world and phrases like "Even black holes let me be" and "I surrender in my defeat" breacks their hearts. Please see for yourself this same song live from the Dakota Bar concert and be prepared to be surprised a lot. Just a little surprise in advance: this song was written by Pau when she has 13 years old and appears in their first album XXI Century Blood, other song from this album with a strong thematic it´s Cooper Bullets, so dark than her mom said to Pau: Can you write about unicorns and rainbows?

[@robertkrawitz8237]

Was that when her mom asked that? I always thought that that was more recent, but maybe that was just my impression. The story I heard was that their parents didn't want them to do that song, considering the subject matter to be too mature, but they won out as usual (just as with the length of Dull Knives, their mother's favorite candy, and so forth). Pau's answer was classic: "no".

[@doomsdaycun_lmh9341]

@@robertkrawitz8237 I think it´s from Cooper Bullets but maybe I´m wrong, there´s a lot of vlogs and interviews and sometimes even they don´t remember. It´s like when people ask for Pau lenght and she always adds one or two centimeters, this past saturday she is in 1.56 not her 1.52 we all know ;p

[@AgusRodriguezY]

@@doomsdaycun_lmh9341 Copper Bullets is the one they faced the most push back for, they held their ground and I’m happy they did. Stalker had some push back as well.

[@robertkrawitz8237]

@@AgusRodriguezY They're exceptionally nice people by all accounts (I have to use that qualifier because I haven't met them in person...yet, at any rate), but that doesn't mean that there's any weakness at all in their determination. Pau was very polite about how she told that record company exec who asked them whether they'd rather play for 12 or 12,000 people that they'd rather do their own thing, but there was not an ounce of give in her response. And spending 7 months negotiating a record contract speaks for itself. They're not just fantastic musicians. They're fantastic role models.

[@AgusRodriguezY]

@@robertkrawitz8237 Couldn’t agree more. They are exceptional musicians, but more importantly, they are even better people. Like you said, true role models; and this is coming from a father of 3 girls myself.

[@yomahmaful]

What you described with the words blending together is called a synalepha, when two words are united/connected by vowels at the end and beginning of the words, sounding like one word.

[@robhaunui3343]

A great reaction,and pretty spot on with with all the nuances that this song contained,and even though your final score wasn't as high as we had all expected,it was still justifiable...But as many comments have already pointed out,this is Paus "baby",with her distinctive raspy vocals,and what a song written by a 13 year old...which leads to your other little error,as to the time frame of this song. Again as has been pointed out,this was off their first album. But to really appreciate the true essence of this song,you really need to react to a live performance of it (in my opinion,it doesn't matter which one,as Pau just kills it regardless),and sit back and enjoy Pau and her sisters go for it - and maybe,just maybe you may reassess your score. Still,this was a great reaction video dude - keeping it real as usual

[@davidmoreno7873]

Pau wrote this song when she was 14 or 15. She also did the vocals. There is a live version where Ale does play the bass and both Ale and Dany sing backup.

[@AgusRodriguezY]

She wrote it at 13.

[@juancarlosarzillier2256]

I guess you couldn't upload your reaction of choke. Nice to see you again brother!

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Actually.....the battle continues.....but it looks like it's going in my favor. I think I might win this one.

[@RobertLindabury]

@@THEDavidHeretic Awesome! Would love to have that here on KZbin as well as Patreon. I was going to ask you about that but figured you were working on it. :-)

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@RobertLindabury Well I did post it up on the Patreon page, so it is up there if you want to check it out. You know me though, if I can get it up here on KZbin I will. I'd rather have it up here so everyone can watch it for free.

[@RobertLindabury]

@@THEDavidHeretic I did check it out on Patreon and I was in your list of Patreon requestors (RavenDeth). :-) I mean't that you were working on getting it unblocked from KZbin.

[@THEDavidHeretic]

@@RobertLindabury Ahhhhhhh gotcha gotcha

[@terrahawk1977]

Pau on piano haunting vocals Song is on 21st century blood

[@kfh1]

Great Reaction David! I'm late to the party, so everything has already been said, except that on the last 'Satellite' part, in this studio version, I'm pretty sure it's Ale singing the harmony, but Dany sings it live... Also, when live, Little Gene adds some nice Bass as well!!!

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

Darn it... I wish they would have gave you the link for the live version at the Dakota bar. You know these guys always deliver live. This studio version was recorded when they were really young, you could tell. Still a great reaction!

[@bloodybutunbowed291]

I'm pretty sure this was very early in their career, like when they were 11-12-13 ish. It either came off of their EP Escape The Mind or their first album XXI Blood.... I wonder if that 8.4 might get a bump up knowing that...

[@danw1955]

David: "I gotta go back and listen to those harmonies again" ** "NOPE NOO, I'm goin' back!" ** "I DON'T care! It's my show and I'll do what I want!!" Man you crack me the hell up!😂🤣 It's definitely worth the effort to go back!😁 Pau is the queen of the rock ballad with that raspy expressive voice, and knowing the origins of this song, it always gets me right in the feels! You really should check out the live performance from Dakota Bar, even if you don't react to it. The audience kind of gets to her a little bit (in a very good way) when they start singing along!😍 I think this would be the rock equivalent of a *really good* country tear-jerker. Well done David! 🤘😎🤘

[@penichemorales77]

Great analysis and break down of the song, this was from their first album and its a complement that you consider it was more recent it just come to show how talented the are at a very early age 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻

[@MusicLover-TW]

Hi David, always enjoy your reactions, this was writtten by Pau at 13 years of age, XXI Century Blood album dropped Mar 27, 2017 so this was over 4 years ago, Pau is 19 today.

[@zynius]

The phrasing is due to them writing the lyrics before the music. It's only on the latest album (Error) that they wrote music first (or in lockstep with lyrics).

[@tomcruise8603]

Nice but I would’ve requested the Dakota bar version

[@hardcorechristopher9174]

Great beat and great song

[@pedrometal1597]

Dave live version is 100000 Best. voice Pau mature . Please react the warning song show me the LIGHT . Hello from 🇲🇽🤟. Black holes deep adiccion song, Pau only 13 years wow.

[@Muzicman-ut3jr]

This was the song that won me over with The Warning! I hold this very close to my heart

[@agustinmanyari]

Hi David, your Warning reactions are great. don’t get me wrong, I love it. But I think that live version 🙏🏻 it’s phenomenal. A masterpiece written by Pau at 13 years old🤘🏻⚡️🔥

[@flowq3874]

I would request - no, wait- I would suggest ;-) 7 days to the wolves, Storytime and Everdream. And the other six ;). BTW, have fun going on reading all the comments ;).

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Added your name to all of the requests

[@marcogutierrez437]

Nice reaction!!! I love this song in Dakota Bar too

[@markmauro3731]

Very disappointed that the correct version (the live version) was not done. Probably the person that requested it provided that link.

[@THEDavidHeretic]

I'll always use the link the requester provides, otherwise it wouldn't be their request. The only time I'll use a different link is if the link provided has been taken down or removed.

[@markmauro3731]

@@THEDavidHeretic Yes I understand completely. Just wish you had seen the live version as it's sooo much better. Maybe you'll get a chance on your own time.

[@twbr6327]

Viva 🇧🇷The Warning🇲🇽

[@gsg1959]

Pau wrote this song after reading a story about the drug and alcohol addiction problem plaguing her home town.

[@zamdrist]

If anything this song demonstrates the band's range and scope. Power ballad? Check. Radio friendly rock? Check. Classic rock, hard rock? Check, check, check. They've got a little something for everyone and many moods.

[@keenian6164]

this song it's another world LIVE! Check it!

[@simplefactsoflife4795]

David, I won't repeat what others have said about what you got wrong here, just make one simple suggestion: Do yourself a favor and listen to the Dakota Bar performance of this song. Even if you don't want to do a reaction, take a few minutes for some "David time." It will be worth it. And while you're watching, try to put yourself in Pau's place: You are a very young person (14? 15?). You have written and recorded this very powerful song. You are standing (Pau is out from behind the drum kit, and at a keyboard doing the piano accompaniment) on a professional stage performing it. Maybe it's just my imagination, but I thought that I saw something magical happening. About the time she gets to the first chorus, Pau seems to notice that the audience is singing along. Singing along to HER song. For a split-second, it looked, to me at least, that she was overcome with emotion, and was about to lose it. Of course, she recovered instantly. But I thought that it was one of the most beautiful split-seconds in the history of musical performances. Edit: I noticed that there is another (obviously later) Dakota Bar performance of this song, which was linked in another comment. This is the video that I'm referring to: kzbin.info/www/bejne/on6bfJiHlNmBh8U

[@texadan314]

Following the song through various reactors. I forgot that you did one. Most of the reactors can't believe a 13 year old Pau could write this song without knowing someone personally who was dealing with addiction.Word was she got the idea from reading a magazine article. I still wish you had done the Dakota Bar version so you would have seen her smile when she realized the audience was singing along with her.

[@jluisg622]

BLACK HOLES TODO EL TALENTO Y PASION DE PAU SENTIMIENTO PURO TW

[@brucekaraki1832]

After finding this and watching and listening to you l your review. - would love to find or have you respond to your comments after finding out when this was actually written & preformed by Pau. 😋😉

[@RobertLindabury]

There is bass throughout most of the song but it's toned down and long held notes. :-) Check out the live version from Dakota Bar. :-)

[@ignacioporchas7305]

Do yourself a huge favor and watch the live version from the Dakota bar I know that you'll love it, this song has sold more kleenex than any song in existance, this song makes grown men cry regularly, watch it please.

[@andrescgarciaviesca6363]

For the first time I disagree with you, 8.4 is a very low rating. It is true that music is art and that each person feels it differently and that is why I respect your opinion. This song written by a thirteen-year-old girl is much better than some holy rock group ballads. Repeating, music is an art so music is felt, not thought, and your rating comes from your head, not from your soul.

[@danieljodrey8863]

Harrumph! If InStAnT Puddinhead requested it, I feel pretty certain I'm going to see the Dakota Bar performance, but let's see. ... No? A lyric video I've never seen before. Didn't break my heart like the Live version. The guitar and bass though sounded pretty clear to me. Pau is a hell of a songwriter. She plays everything well ( as she did the piano here ) but she don't play. 😉 That is also Pau singing lead BTW not Dany. Dany is harmonizing. Good Reaction. Had you seen the Dakota Bar version, you would have given this a 9 just on charisma. Written when Pau was only 13. So six years ago??? Sounds correct to me. She's a little genius that's all.

[@troyg5439]

pau is singing here

[@abjbusti8586]

If you watch the live version at the Dakota Bar, you’ll hear Little Gene playing the bass sounds better than this studio version. The harmonies are so good on the live version as well. And Pau sings this song with so much emotion that my eyes start to tear up; she can really deliver this song live. And, This song was actually early in their evolution which is hard to imagine a 13 year old would write about this topic. Great job as usual David!

[@yogaandi8256]

Good song... Next please react young guitarist from indonesia Ayu gusfanz (cover) "on peregrien wings" by Joe Satriani or "Blitzkrieg" by Yngwie malmsteen.. I'm sure you will shock after saw her cover.. Thanks love and peace from Indonesia...

[@derekleach6815]

Well you can’t accuse David of being a corporate shill since he doesn’t like Apple, Disney, McDonalds or Coca Cola lmao

[@THEDavidHeretic]

Actually............ .......no wait, that list is accurate. Carry on.

[@derekleach6815]

@@THEDavidHeretic wish to add more to it lmao

[@Btrains84]

I don't know why,but this song is giving me "Eternal Flame" by The Bangles vibes.. Possibly the programmed drum part🤔,I'm not sure,but it's an amazing tune.. However I'm afraid I have to dock you some points on my review of your review because you said it was Dany singing,when it's clearly Pau🤦..

[@DaveRod76]

I think that part that you says sounds rushed, is just a style. I can’t think of a specific example, but current, young songwriters like Grace VanderWhaal write lines like that. It’s just a style.

[@BadCowboy67]

These young ladies are ahead of their peers. Well they have no peers right now Pau at the age of 9 to 13 writing songs from what she read or saw on the news and didn't live through shows a level of intelligence and maturity of someone more than twice her age now let alone then. Then as you pointed out the way they work thing lyrically with tone and pitch and the little scoops and speed of delivery. By the way Dany did the harmony here at one point you gave here credit for the way the singing was being done and it was Pau, not Dany. Granted they can sound very much a like at times. I think if you had done the live version every one is talking about the score would have been higher because of the live performance and a little older voice of Pau in it.

[@lindseylinjones9324]

Love your reviews, however it makes me laugh when people can't tell the difference between Pau and Dani singing!😃 Pau has natural grit and is more nasal, & Dani has more bass to her tone and minimal nasal sound. To me anyway. 🤘😜

[@solarvanlife8177]

not snapping voices to the line leaves the emotion in. i've never heard them auto-tune or pitch correct and i hope they never do.

[@ZoeyPaigeLunaPhD]

Don’t love the studio version. Pau was still a squeaker lol

[@anthonyfisher1670]

Palatable not palapable , lol.