VoicePlay "Oogie Boogie's Song" REACTION & ANALYSIS by Vocal Coach/Opera Singer

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

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[@abrahamrodrigues1049]

Check out their cover of Hoist The Colours . Freaking Amazing

[@shatteredlegion6934]

Zero is the dog character

[@darkstarj13]

"he just drops that low note like its nothing" i'm here like, "oh get ready"

[@aylacrabtree5817]

Sameeeeeeee

[@aylacrabtree5817]

@Antoine Bonney broooo Geoff has spent such a long time practicing that. I doubt u can do it. But idk

[@chrisandrews8205]

Antoine Bonney proof or it didn’t happen. You ain’t hitting no E1 at 16

[@GeneralDecimate]

Elizabeth: "He just drops that low note like it's nothing" Me: *sits back* just wait for the E1s - yes, E1s...plural

[@panicinthestudio3978]

@@aylacrabtree5817 I am able to hit an E1 using subs. For any 16 year old it won’t be clean, but it’s possible

[@anenthran3832]

B4 to E1 in about 10 seconds. Yea, the man's got range.

[@jeffcollins7536]

That's the part that floors me about this one. Geoff is well established in his genre with Avi, Tim and a couple others...... But over 3 octaves in basically 4 steps.... *mindblown*

[@lapislazuli2896]

And in The Little Mermaid Medley he goes from D5 to D1 in about 4 seconds... just wow

[@evansbat]

Lapislazuli Yep chest A4 to a chest-head mix D5 and then slides to a subharmonic D1 in one breath.

[@Kekoapono]

I think Geoff achieves that E1 by engaging his vocal chords while inhaling. It’s still an impressive sound though for sure.

[@sprumf]

@@Kekoapono inhale bass? No, he doesn’t know how to do it (he said in a stream thing with the guys) he was doing subharmonics.

[@rnm_drum]

2:40 “I wonder how low he can go?” Geoff: “Challenge accepted.”

[@ghitarjones5576]

🤣

[@MelodyKnightx]

I’ve watched her react to this so many times. Xx

[@joshuamclean4588]

He’s gone lower

[@line_vondensternen337]

Geoff: yEs

[@Weegi66713]

@@joshuamclean4588 in which song?

[@C0ZMIK5K1TTL35]

Seeing all these vocal coaches and piano teachers jaws collectively drop at that subharmonic note that Geoff drops at the end makes me squeal.

[@clffliese26]

Check out Geoff's solo version of Sixteen Tons. He drops those subharmonics several times. Watch the video and Elizabeth's reaction video. I've seen several reaction videos from people who hadn't heard of Geoff and my first thought has, always, been, "Your mind is about to be blown."

[@scoutbane1651]

@@clffliese26 Sixteen tons cover is actually done entirely in his chest voice. Yes, he can go *that* low with just his chest voice. Insane voice

[@danielstephens1185]

@Kit Dragon That's about how I'd put it. That's a note at the end that's...you don't actually hear it so much as *feel* it! 😮😯😲😳😮🤯😵‍💫

[@abbienormals1669]

Yeah, lol I've been on an all-day journey just watching them one after the other.

[@that_guy1186]

@@scoutbane1651he uses some subharmonics and small fries/growls in 16 tons, you can hear it in the slight timbre shifts when he drops. growls are a darker tone and subharmonics are warmer than they would be if he was singing notes that low in chest. that being said, the grand majority of the song is done in chest

[@ctatheist]

*shock* "I'm sorry, that might just be... WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!" Priceless.

[@themajor743]

I'll swear Beth's Octopus twitched when Geoff hit that final note. 🤣

[@elistnsn2128]

She even had the same reaction when the lowest note hit

[@bestusernameever6518]

Geoff actually said he practiced his high notes singing to rock songs, that's why his high notes sound so rock-resembling

[@chanceyjean76]

He was also a Tenor in high school.

[@drewcomparato111]

@@chanceyjean76 I thought he said he wanted to be one but he was more of a bass

[@AnymMusic]

@@drewcomparato111 yup he wanted to be a Tenor, sings bass, but is most comfortable around Baritone

[@powercockatrice3223]

A-la Chris Cornell, as he explained

[@sarahkinsey5434]

@@drewcomparato111 I've heard that Tim Foust was a tenor until his voice dropped even lower, so that's why he is a great tenor too

[@h0ll0w0ne]

This is my new "I need to smile" channel. She's adorable :)

[@StarWarsFreak2111]

Agreed, she's so expressive, I love it!

[@philkingmke]

Seriously. I dont mean to sound creepy but I could watch her for days. Lmao. Thats super creepy but I care not.

[@Hey_Jamie]

If you’re taking recommendations for others, there’s these 3 brothers who have a podcast and the full length ones get posted here but so do short clips and so many people use clips and animate to the audio and the brothers are SO damn funny - objectively funny. The podcast is My Brother My Brother and Me but you’ll usually see MBMBAM in the titles. Some favorite clips - Glass Shark, Amelie, Wizard Swears and Torsey the Torso Horse

[@arjunnatarajan371]

Agreed it’s adorable

[@lianakharatian4857]

She is so fun to watch

[@themidsouthcyclist8880]

4:42 Elizabeth: "He just drops that low note like its nothin!'". Me: grabs popcorn and settles in....

[@tschlaak]

Check out bare necessities or blackbird as a solo

[@dmckim3174]

This is getting old, but I have to chime in. The little moment where she says "He dropped the low note like it's nothing, and I think he's going to go lower." That really made me chuckle, I envisioned that elevator from the last season of Angel that went on forever.... he's going to dig out a whole *basement*

[@rekavas2168]

When she said at the very beginning ' I wonder how low he can go' I was like... 'well... buckle up, we're gonna go real low real soon' :D :D

[@NaokoSword]

I never get tired of watching Vocal professionals loose it over that Low Note

[@fezzik7619]

So the internet has forever swapped “lose” and “loose”? This is law now? Not a single person can get this right!

[@LoganSimpkins04]

@@fezzik7619 Chill.

[@leem8256]

@@fezzik7619 I'm with you... .makes me crazy! lol

[@keenanshue3478]

I love how appreciation she is giving to Eli, Earl, J None, and Layne. Most reactors only focus on Geoff, but she's giving everyone else the praise they deserve

[@karenponchak5304]

Has anyone realized Eli, J None, and Earl are Lock, Shock, and Barrel?

[@adamgunn4354]

I know that the others do so much work but in most of voiceplay videos Geoff was mostly the backup bass singer with not alot of front singing. This video was made so Geoff can shine and show the world what he is capable of.

[@austinuden1872]

when throughout the song she is amazed at the low notes Geoff hits and you know that the demon in him is about to come out at the end of the song

[@leechowning2712]

I just was waiting for it.

[@Hitman-47]

"I wonder how low he can go!" Well, ma'am, you can't be ready enough for it!

[@rekavas2168]

When she said that at the very beginning I was like... 'well... buckle up, we're gonna go real low real soon' :D :D

[@jebVlogs556]

@@rekavas2168 I believe B-0 and A-0 are the lowest a bass can possibly go. I've seen Geoff hit B2 and B3,but never ever a B1. He can also go from 👀 A-G1 which just blew my mind 😳😱😳😱😳😱😳😱😳😱😳😱😳😱

[@lunabeekhuizen8858]

7:27 I love how you laughed in the perfect rhythm

[@falxonPSN]

That's the trained opera singer brain working subconsciously!

[@SeinIshamiado]

People need to talk about how that was on point

[@spideydew20]

"It was so low, it was almost like a burp." That's why I love your reactions, Elizabeth!! :)

[@Nareimooncatt]

"How low can you sing?" Well I can burp an E1. XD

[@Eric1SanDiego1]

5:11 - One of my favorite parts was when Elizabeth said "Whoa!", to be immediately followed by "Whoa-Ohh!" by Voiceplay. I don't think she even noticed, she was gobsmacked.

[@prayaanevano5481]

Looks like that subharmonic note gave you a jolt... Could you check their latest little mermaid medley ..the bass is even more insane on that one..+ a surprise from Ursula.

[@michaelnielson3978]

It was pretty great.

[@prayaanevano5481]

@Ms. Tal she's actually got a pretty Disney ish voice

[@hoihoi1312]

@@prayaanevano5481 She had a Disneyish enough voice for Disney when they decided to hire her

[@prayaanevano5481]

@@hoihoi1312 didn't know..

[@evansbat]

Man goes from a chest A4 to a chest-head mix D5 and then slides down to a subharmonic D1 in one breath 🤯

[@nataliegoodman4131]

"I wonder how low he can go?" I sitting on my couch thinking "Yes"

[@secretagentrandybeans6235]

I have a deep voice. And I've decided to learn to sing like this. Geoff has been an amazing introduction into low singing like this.

[@TtheTimemachine]

Can I listen to your singing somewhere? Im interested now

[@Yourfriendlysuburbanstoner]

@@TtheTimemachine Yeah ditto

[@hadley8533]

Bass is under appreciated in my opinion, get at it man! I sing bass and it just elevates a song

[@RealAngelOfMusic]

Yess, we need more basses, you guys are amazing!

[@RealAngelOfMusic]

@@hadley8533 it sadly is, we need more true basses

[@The_krazy_kriegsman]

his voice can both melt butter and melt a girl's heart

[@Hubba_Hubba9]

"I wonder how low he can go" *Grabs popcorn*

[@AllHailZeppelin]

For context: that last note, E1, is the LOWEST NOTE ON A BASS GUITAR (in standard tuning)

[@anidiotthatplays7468]

YOU AR3 THE FIRST VOICE COACH that actually ends upgiving musical comments instead of just "WOW"

[@alexisgrunden1556]

This was her first time hearing Voiceplay and hearing Geoff's subharmonics? AND she loves low notes?? Lady, prepare thyself for an eargasm~

[@MrDevintcoleman]

That low at the end legitimately reminded me of the resonance you get from the biggest wooden pipes in a pipe organ. There’s an incredible pipe organ in The Old South Church in Boston whose wooden pipes are so powerful that if you’re in the subway station below it, you’ll actually feel your body vibrating.

[@dishotboiks]

14:04 the look on her face when Geoff drops the base. I felt the same way XD

[@shadowproductions969]

Making girls' uterus explode one note at a time. Never gets old

[@lipkinasl]

Geoff is double-tracked, he's on the solo and also on the tutti bass line.

[@Gufnorkian]

Yeah, Eli can go low and often covers the base line for Geoff when he leads, but E1 is a bit too low even for him.

[@TheRealSchmom]

The E1 on the "bass line" is actually layne with a lip buzz note

[@Marcell0Bass]

TheRealSchmom it’s both a lip buzz and a growl from Geoff

[@TheRealSchmom]

@@Marcell0Bass Oh okay I thought Geoff growled the E1 just in a live performance xD

[@davidvlhmar3493]

@@TheRealSchmom look at their live performances..its geoff.In the track,its geoff singing the growl E note,its a backing track,,shes a vocal coach and i thought she should know all this stuff cause its obvious

[@davidfreeman1774]

I just love her expressions. The songs great but honestly I come to watch her expressions. They're so honest.

[@KarleneE]

What was really cute was during the beginning when you were talking about how low Geoff's speaking voice is and I'm just sitting here WAITING for you to get to the end note. I've heard it dozens of times and it never gets old! Great reaction!

[@jw11432]

What I really liked is how Geoff, just before he hit that finally insanely low note, actually slid _up_ just slightly before going down. That was the most impressive part to me. Doing an about face like that so cleanly is nuts.

[@rcslyman8929]

I don't have an ear for pitch, unfortunately (I just sing, I couldn't tell you what note is what, heh). But if I had to hazard a guess, I think that slight shift upward was to put him at pitch for one octave drop to that E1. But like I said, that's just a pure guess going off the assumption that whatever the reason, it was to make it easier to hit that note cleanly.

[@MxCAT7]

@@rcslyman8929 I'm pretty ok at recognizing intervals and I think you're right. It sounds like he's sliding up to an E2 and then the subharmonics switch on and he drops an octave.

[@Magere-Kwark]

​@Jona de Vries Yeah that's exactly what he's doing. While using the subharmonic technique you need to sing a note one octave higher than your target note. So his target is a E1 in this song, with the subharmonic you'll need to sing a chest E2 and the subharmonics drop it down to a E1. It's super interesting frequency wise .

[@nathantylersturgill]

"is he really that low?" Me sitting here thinking she's going to die at the end of this song with that soup shaking sub-harmonic.

[@jonathanfairchild]

Good soup 👌

[@wongcayven9893]

Good soup 👌

[@methatis3013]

Good soup 👌

[@parkourguyyy]

Good soup 👌

[@k5sss]

Good soup 👌

[@picklepanther8357]

The bass in the background is still Geoff, he is just double tracked

[@lincalmighty]

I think the dubstep part is actually the beatboxer, specifically. The other bass backing is definitely Geoff, but I'm pretty sure that the beatboxer is doing the dubstep as that's a common technique.

[@tailbonetailbone9380]

The part she comments on at 10:20 is probably a lip bass. It's a common technique that beatboxers use to get that low. It's probably mixed and EQ'd to enhance the tone.

[@Heatwave9000]

Its an inward bass lip roll or something like that.

[@Gonbaga]

I love how Geoff just casually goes from a B4 to a E1 over a few seconds and makes it look easy

[@horsemumbler1]

13:37

[@andrewslawski4321]

That takes a lot of practice, but that's something that I can actually do. I have figured out that I can hit that note and lower

[@AnymMusic]

I believe he said at first it would've been an E2, but then Layne (the beatboxer) wanted him to do it down an octave and he said he would at least try it

[@ortundgaming967]

Please do Misty Mountains by Peter Hollins and Tim Faust next. It's nothing short of perfection.

[@larsvandenbosch8219]

Yes that's a great request. I think it's spelled "Tim Foust" tho.

[@RemizZ]

@@larsvandenbosch8219 ✊

[@Slvrdrgn77d]

that is like a permanent base sound. i think she will love it

[@sylextvesh4823]

This please.

[@Incaseyouhaventheard]

I’ve been looking for a Peter Hollens reaction of hers as well. 🙏🏻

[@spideydew20]

"It was so low, it was almost like a burp." THIS is what I love about your reactions, Elizabeth!! You are clearly trained and very talented musically, yet you are still a "real" person in all your reactions, so fun and personable. Thanks for another great video!

[@lordgenerias]

That E1 at the end always feels like it's supernatural. I could swear he's the offspring of both an air and earth elemental, able to go so light and high, and then drag a note up from far beneath the Earth's crust. And the subtitles have fun with it, saying deep to deeper and then he hits the E1 with the subtitles accurately describing his voice hitting the note as "subterranean".

[@inightmares1986]

E1 only geoff can hit that low and nailed it perfectly. Btw, I love how she reacts this is by far the best reaction about voiceplay I've seen on KZbin, plus she notices all those small voice details in the background, while other reactors skipped it and focus on Geoff's vocal notes. Geoff really did nailed the Boogeyman's voice. He gives me shivers in a good way.

[@thekpmckay]

One of the things I love about your reactions is your willingness to back up and re-watch a segment you've just paused and responded to. That's SO nice IMO... I do that as well.

[@markbelcher2972]

It really helps us who are watching when the reviewer does that. Stepping back several seconds lets us hear what’s next in context. Missing the context is what’s so annoying when an ad interrupts it and you have to wait. When you’re back to the video, you’ve totally lost the groove of the song, especially when the ads have music. Thank you, Elizabeth and @thekpmckay for doing this!

[@shadowblack2021]

Next up on your low note trek should be misty mountains by peter hollins featuring tim foust

[@johnnyshortfor]

I love that that final note is so low you can sort of hear the pulsing of it, like the waves of pressure are slow enough to differentiate between them - I play upright bass and it's pretty much the same effect as when you get a really good bow going on the open E. Basically, Geoff's voice is amazing and Voiceplay overall deserves a lot more attention.

[@toothless2323]

10:00, he uses a vocalized lip buzz. If you lip buzz a note, let’s say E2, and then sing a B2, a fifth higher, an acoustic phenomenon will happen, called subharmonic. The result in pitch will be a vocalized lip buzz of E1. At the beginning it might be hard to coordinate but it is actually quite simple, and subharmonics can be done with the voice too to sing an octave lower. (Or add distortion, just like Freddie did).Relaxing the voice to a certain point, but not to vocal fry, will create a layer of fry on top of the chest voice per se. Now, this happens because one vocal chord flips one fifth higher. And so the result in pitch is one octave lower from the lowest original tone. E2+B2= E1 sub harmonic note. Which turns out to be how Geoff did the ending note. Vocalized subharmonics are harder to do, but after a few months they should start to work correctly. Usually it is a unique bassy sound and because of this, it is only the lower and lowest voices that can use their chest voice and then drop to subharmonics and make everything sound consistent. Usually tenors and sopranos have a limited low chest range and can’t disguise the subs per se, given that their chest voice is so high. Credits/ resources: David Larson

[@Sgtcrazyeyes235]

I believe the way Geoff does it is the same way I figured out subharmonics where you fry a note and sing a chest note to add the fullness. You can do it because your false chords and your actual vocal chords can be used at the same time

[@000PontusLoeksFan000]

AYO THESE NERDS, U GAVE ME A STROKE READING THIS😂

[@toothless2323]

@@000PontusLoeksFan000 hahaha

[@AnymMusic]

@@Sgtcrazyeyes235 yup

[@muslimmetalman]

Goddamn I don’t know you got all of that out of David Larson’s videos

[@keithshepard3]

That low part after Santa’s monologue is Layne doing a lip roll bass

[@evansbat]

It’s both of them. Geoff growling and Layne’s lip buzz/roll

[@alanward9660]

Can’t wait for this one! Also another vote for their Little Mermaid medley and Geoffs solo Blackbird version. Both are incredible!

[@chrissenn9211]

Please review Blackbird from the Beatles as sung by Geoff Castelluci. His vocal range is insane on such a powerful song with a time sensitive message.

[@markmclendon8621]

try Geoff Castellucci , "Blackbird" re-dubbed acapella he hits an E1

[@jeronougues]

his rendition of "Bare Necessities" is on point as well, gotta love those low notes!

[@yOURCHRIST]

So glad he just came out with this, so great.

[@markmclendon8621]

@@jeronougues "can't help falling in love" !!!!!!

[@markmclendon8621]

@Ms. Tal here , here

[@mattcav6992]

yes please blackbird is an amazing showcase of his range and style

[@punishercastle5487]

14:00 if you want to go to the reaction that I think we all were waiting for 😂😂😂

[@BakerStudiosIndy]

It's always fun to go back in time and watch your appreciation of Geoff begin.

[@michaelnielson3978]

Don't dodge the ones featuring Rachel Potter with them. She is an incredible singer and really makes a great addition when she teams up with them. Moana or phantom of the opera are my favorites with her joining them. Panic at the disco part 1 and 2 are great for the guys doing insane stuff

[@stephanginther9051]

Geoff Castellucci made a couple videos on techniques on how to go low and one of the techniques he talked about was the growl. He said 'Tim Faust is the king of this particular technique'. Incidentally, I think you know enough about Home Free to where you'll catch the surprise they have in their cover of 'Mayday' by CAM so please please please react to that next.

[@kd5nrh]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jnyvkox9fa-igK8 I think ins the video you're referring to.

[@rowandaws3047]

I believe they layered Geoff for the lead and the bass. You can here it throughout the song.

[@k5sss]

I’m pretty sure J.None is going the bass for most of the song. You can hear/see Geoff take over the bass when J.None has actual lines.

[@lmelior]

By far the best "vocal coach reacts" channel I've seen. You point out so many things I completely miss, I can practically see your brain churning as it's processing what you hear but it's still crazy to me how you hear so much on one play through. And your reactions are funny and adorable and just entertaining to watch!

[@caramelcrunchy9927]

When you have watched the video and she keeps pausing and rewinding right before the earth shattering, mantle collapsing, tsunami causing low E1 subharmonic that he drops makes me cry. Then when it hits?? THE PAYOFF. THE FACIAL EXPRESSION. ABSOLUTELY ORGASMIC.

[@adictionary2669]

I loved your reaction to this. I'm glad I'm not the only one that has to replay the same parts over and over again just to fully appreciate the masterworks that they are. The only part I feel gets missed on this song though is Geoff's subharmonic run at 7:36 during Layne's "to add a little spice". That all said, can't wait to hear more Voiceplay here, and also more Home Free, of course. I'd recommend How Great Thou Art if you wanna be moved in awe

[@leechowning2712]

About 75% of reactions miss it.

[@duckslayr]

I vote for Geoff's cover of Blackbird, just came out a few days ago

[@StefanoTheBrazilian]

ABSOLUTELY

[@mattcav6992]

upvote for sure

[@MatthewvMayo]

The Santa is Geoff's brother-in-law.

[@didlygamer7913]

Ever since I first heard this I was wondering who it was. I just thought they hired a random mall santa

[@gwenhutchinson7541]

The giggle at 14:08 is the universal reaction to that note 😂

[@mikeharrington878]

Man, the colors you blush, the faces you make, and the giggles you produce when you hear those low notes are SO adorbles, young lady! 😆💘

[@chippendale1745]

I mentioned it in chat...but yes "What's This' and "This is Halloween" were done a few years back....very awesome to listen to.

[@redux1012]

That E1 in the “Dubstep” part was actually Geoff, they recorded him in the lead and for the bass line

[@annefrank8619]

It was also Layne’s lip buzz

[@annefrank8619]

WISDOM ABRAHAMSON no he doesn’t

[@annefrank8619]

WISDOM ABRAHAMSON it’s Geoff backtracked

[@evansbat]

TheGlizzyGoober Correct it is both

[@evansbat]

WISDOM ABRAHAMSON He does in Moana with a chest A1.

[@michelle32855]

Definitely: Warriors. Superb

[@bobbythandon6939]

Next..reaction

[@kimberlysuhr6525]

I didn’t hear her say anything about when Geoff does the three note drop right after Layne/zero says “To add a little spice. Geoff amazes me every time with his range and the group as a whole is so special. I miss Earl. I always love to see the faces he makes as he is singing.

[@Andreas.Akerstrom]

This was the first reaction video I ever watched, and what an introduction! I've watched this one about a dozen times - I love the enthusiasm and genuine enjoyment you display. And at the same time you help me notice so many new details and nuances I enjoy hearing, but for the first time I get to understand what makes it so fantastic. I love that you go "This is amazing and here's why" and then go "Listen to this again a couble of times so that you really hear what I mean". To be able to react that genuinely, and then immediatley tell us what make you react in a very clear and understandable fashion is deeply impressive. You've introduced me to all these magnificent artists - VoicePlay, Floor Jansen and NightWish, Home Free, Sound of Silence by Disturbed, Postmodern Jukebox, The Hu, Pentatonix... From the bottom of my heart - thank you for making listening to music and singing along with it (fairly badly but with even greater enthusiasm) that much more enjoyable!

[@mattchan720]

6:50 Interesting you’ve brought up that fact, Geoff did want to become a rock tenor vocalist in the past so he trained a lot on his upper extension and mix, that’s why we get that sound

[@KajiVocals]

Great reaction! Geoff is actually more of a baritone than a bass (his own words). But he has a crazy extension both ways, high and low. Very good singer.

[@sirvincentknight]

The absolute amazing options sub harmonics open up when it comes to low notes is awesome. Sing E2 and comes out as an E1... Love it!

[@ShinKyuubi]

lol not gonna lie..I LOVE watching voice coaches and other people react to that low note Jeff drops at the end..it's just a joy to watch the disbelief that a note that low is coming from a human voice box.

[@ravenwinters318]

They do this song live. I have seen it. It is exactly the same as this and geoff makes thd place shake at the end.

[@tanknothing]

I think we need a "So low it's like a burp" shirts.

[@jonahhicks747]

React to Tim foust and Peter hollens misty mountains

[@Valthonis]

Yes please!

[@StergiosMekras]

Or the extended version of the original... twenty times in a row. No, I have definitely not done that, why do you ask?

[@donspiares2059]

PLEASE!!!!!!!?

[@TheCharismaticVoice]

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[@rubylarson8935]

There are some live recordings on KZbin if you wanna look them up

[@BowsettesFury]

So excited you’re knocking stuff everywhere 😆

[@Larvion]

Did you realize what Geoff was doing in the background at 1:19 just after the line "To add a little spice"?

[@sbower3312]

DId you see Geoff Do Tennessee Ernie Ford? It is amazing.

[@grzegorztokarski5256]

Could U react Colm McGuinness Hoist the Colour

[@billengland6403]

You really need to listen to Geoff sing "Blackbird". He uses all the range of his beautiful voice, even the higher pitches. It was GORGEOUS.

[@johnforsyth7987]

Geoff recently released a solo cover of Tennessee Ernie Ford song called Sixteen Tons. Mr. Ford's version is the most famous. It came out in the 1950's. Definitely before your time. I remember hearing this song on the radio when I was a kid. As much as you enjoy low notes. I thought you might want to check out this rendition of a classic song. Stay safe Elizabeth.

[@francoistollis3028]

Yehooo check out Little Mermaid medley feat Rachel Potter too its awsome

[@sprumf]

I and probably many others second this-

[@kasakuie]

Both the Little Mermaid and Moana featuring her with Voice play are awesome and would recommend both.

[@dianaartdent1592]

​@@kasakuie Definitely, Moana then Mermaid

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

To really showcase Earl, the "laser high voice" you were talking about, you should listen to "Death of the Bachelor".

[@gryphoncompanion]

It's a shame he left the group :(

[@nzcroc1229]

@@gryphoncompanion Wait what's this all about?

[@Shiva182Katarina]

@@nzcroc1229 yeah, he left the group in June

[@GrumpyOldGuyPlaysGames]

@@nzcroc1229 Personal circumstances caused Earl to have to leave the group. It was an amicable split with no hard feelings on anyone's part. They're continuing on with just J, Eli, Layne, and Geoff. Though in my opinion they really aught to be trying to recruit Rachel Potter full-time.

[@MsDrientje]

You really are the only reaction channel that I feel has the most genuine reaction. You are full of joy and really try to be without biases even when a is a cover of a song you really like. Please stay you who are.

[@thebullet7874]

Thanks for your comments. I just discovered Geoff. Your professional analysis added in so much information to appreciate this song. I knew I loved this video/song now I know why. Thanks for focusing on the others too. They provided depth (no pun intended) and texture without wouldn’t make Geoff sound as terrific.

[@peterosterman5245]

Watch their Queen Medley, everyone gets a feature so you get to hear everyone's voice

[@TNJenni42]

Scrolling through the comments to make sure I did t repeat this.

[@CasualObserver68]

00:25 Liz: You guys know that I love acapella music. You know that I love low notes as well. Me: (knowing EXACTLY how this song ends, grinning) Me: (grin getting wider and wider, every time she stops to talk about the latest low she just heard. Girl, you aint heard NOTHING yet.) Also Me: (wait for it.... wait for it...) 14:03 Liz:... Me: Told ya Me: (grin has achieved maximum deployment)

[@fezzik7619]

Wow. Way to make it all about a fake conversation between you and the woman in the video. KZbin commenters are so insanely solipsistic.

[@CasualObserver68]

@@fezzik7619 You do realize you ALSO are a KZbin commenter... just not entertaining.

[@fezzik7619]

@@CasualObserver68 so you think you’re entertaining and not just attention seeking?

[@SeinIshamiado]

I happen to think it was very clever. You're just a hater Fezzik

[@spuddringtontatortot7348]

​@@fezzik7619 isn't that the purpose of posting a comment rather than having a thought and keeping it to yourself? still, "grin has achieved maximum deployment"??? tf is that?????

[@chadnelsen13]

Her faces as she's listening! Thoroughly enjoyed

[@ConeClub-rm7yk]

Ikr finally a reaction vid where the person actually reacts

[@alexeimorrisonov1016]

Been listening to this cover for years. And your reaction to this is the reaction everyone should have. It’s so good. And seeing you so happy and excited about it makes me happy to see.

[@NawakChevelu]

9:46, there might me some inward liproll bass action going on from the beatboxer to add another layer of bass to the dubstep part. After the really low part lasting for about 1 sec, he exhales a lot after a snare to be able to breathe. It adds a really cool effect !

[@Dgray5149]

One of my favorites from them is Queen in 5 Minutes, it does a really great job of showcasing each of their voices.

[@michelle32855]

And yes...Layne can beatbox while playing the violin...just like Kevin (PTX) cello-boxing ;) Sadly, Earl (their high tenor here) has left the group :(

[@TheWiseGrif]

2020 has taken so much from us...

[@jonathanbeers7098]

Wait what?!!! WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN?!!!?

[@TheWiseGrif]

July 9th was their statement about it

[@jonathanbeers7098]

@@TheWiseGrif 'Sad lack of tenor noises'

[@MadiLovesGod]

Awe...

[@ellec9855]

I would absolutely love a Voiceplay reaction vid to your reaction lol. As someone who doesn’t know much about music they already blow my mind so it’s amazing to see someone who knows what they’re talking about react in a similar way to me. It’s also fab having things explained or pointed out. I barely even noticed the arpeggio bit you went crazy for. Thank you for this!

[@RosyRosie42]

Wow, I wasn’t the biggest fan of this song, and didn’t understand the hype… until I watched this. You’ve given be a greater appreciation for all of the background and post-production work that was involved, and now I understand how incredible this song really is. THANK YOU!

[@mikebunner3498]

You should be excited. This is amazing. Such vocal range and harmonies. Geoff is the best bass I have heard in ages. His bottom notes are almost off the charts. Plus he has a wonderful top end. These guys are wonderful. This is a fun and light hearted video. Good job girl. Thanks!

[@lorenzodiazz]

You should react to Geoff's new cover and The Little Mermaid Medley by voiceplay!!. I cannot wait anymore

[@kylebaryonyx9478]

Even on a second listen, no one is prepared for the absolute subterranean notes Geoff can hit

[@Kick_Time]

You neeeeeeddd to react to their newest melody, The little mermaid melody. Its so good!! Great Reaction Loved it!!!!

[@Batsonoutdoordesigns]

Your reaction is my reaction the first time. It is ALL.SO.GOOOOD

[@LadyBeatrixMcCormick]

Geoff talks, in one of his behind the scenes videos, about how they strive to put their own spin on a cover song instead of just recreating it. All their songs are unique and amazing!

[@beardo52]

I've watched a number of reviews of this video, and in each case, no one has ever mentioned the part at about 8:23 where one of the side singers looks to have had his neck broken his head twists, with a crunching sound, but no one has ever mentioned it. have a look for yourselves.

[@Rosannasfriend]

10:50, I laughed when Elizabeth tried to mimic the low note! Ha ha.

[@cyanomical]

Your breakdown of this song has increased my enjoyment of the original video so much! And you're enthusiasm for the content is so infectious! new sub straight away!

[@jontorres5422]

It is absolutely incredible how knowledgeable about voices you are and how much you can break it down

[@johonn]

Can't wait to see this one!

[@MrSciencegeek2]

Geoff did a great cover of Bare Necessities if you want to hear how crazy his range is!

[@corvus1374]

I kept smiling every time you reacted to Geoff's low notes, thinking, "Just you wait."

[@icypeanutpolo]

Beyond the wonderful singing from Geoff, I love how camp this production is. It’s very true to the original movie!

[@pingfl]

I used to watch you a lot a couple years ago. I haven't been on KZbin much, but I came across this and it put a smile on my face! I love how you break down these songs and I absolutely love your facial expressions!

[@captainbirch2.079]

That last low note was something you feel more than you hear. INCREDIBLY impressive