Vocal Coach Reacts To PENTATONIX - Daft Punk (Vocal Analysis, Explanation & Demo)

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Hello Gorgeous! 💜 Please do note, the little bit I said they looped, I know was done intentionally. If you watch the original video closely, you’ll notice they also looped the video too! ABSOLUTELY they could do something very, very similar live. Their vocal capabilities know no bounds, but a couple of lil’ sections were definitely spliced and looped in this version for a specific effect that they clearly wanted to be obvious by also looping the video 🧚🏼‍♀️

[@abeldiaz3877]

Definitely. That's what they were going for with the studio version and video.

[@lisaspence7524]

First off I just LOVE 💜 LOVE 💜 LOVE 💜 your videos. I really enjoy your unbridled enthusiasm and clear love of music/vocals and what it takes to produce it. I think you might really enjoy doing a reaction/analysis to the Kpop group BTS - Your Eyes Tell (my first pick out of their own songs to showcase their vocals) but The Truth Untold and House of Cards are also beautifully done. Another one they do that is just so bloody good is their cover of the Coldplay song Fix You where even their 3 rappers are singing beautifully. It is an excellent showcase of their talent. They all have their own unique voices and singing/rapping styles and the way they come together to blend them to make some really beautiful music it's amazing and I think you would enjoy it. They are all more on the slow ballad type songs but if you want something fun and upbeat I would suggest either Permission to Dance, Butter or Dynamite. Those 3 are also their English tracks as opposed to their native Korean language songs with a smattering of English thrown in. Anyway whatever you fancy I think you would enjoy listening to and breaking down their music.

[@TeapotNinja]

Absolutely. Fans treat post-production observations as a criticism when it's got nothing to do with their talent. lol In the case of PTX, I feel that their post-production is almost always about delivering the best version of a song that people are going to consume as a digital medium, rather than hearing the live version with their own ears. People sitting there with their $600 headphones and sub-woofers. Music is produced. That's not the same as saying 'this music has been over-produced', which is where I think some people land when they misinterpret the observation as criticism.

[@chauni5152]

Yes! I've nearly been shot by saying this even though it isn't saying anything about talent, ability, or live performances - it's absolutely not a crutch. From what I know, they don't deny it either about this video.

[@paradox963]

You really should check out this version that was shot on a cell phone in a green room, in front of a few people no mics or anything. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqiXinapfb1-nas

[@robinmcdaniel5881]

You really need to hear this live to see how little the studio changes what they can do live

[@chrissantalucia5766]

Yes. Their live version blew my mind

[@alan-freeman]

@@chrissantalucia5766 EVEN better is the Private Performance - literally stood at the front of the room. No mic's and recorded on a mobile device!!

[@abeldiaz3877]

Yes. The private version is so incredible!

[@monstermadness1990]

Это и есть то, что называется профессионализм )

[@erinwhite1077]

I was going to say the same thing. Talent has no boundaries :)

[@crissbonomo8275]

You need to see them do this live - no looping they do it!!!! They spent $400 recorded it in a closet and edited it in a kitchen and won their first Grammy for this one - they are awesome!

[@kristinhowk6465]

They can perform this live, and frequently do, as it won them their first Grammy award. Check out their live, off-mic private performance. (From 2015 or 16, I think)

[@ShinyElfriend]

Yes, you should really check out a live version. The off-mic version is remarkable, and there are many on-mic-on-stage version that are fantastic

[@brianacoustic]

“Why am I tearing up and it wasn’t even sad?” is what happens to me frequently when listening to them. I’m convinced it’s because what they’re doing is so exceptional and musically euphoric to the ears… that you can’t help but translate that heightened sense of being musically overwhelmed with the flowing of tears and unexpected emotion. Truly out of this world talent.

[@ExarchGaming]

There is nothing better than great acapella. I sang in a high school acapella group and we won the state championship for it that year, it was an all male group it really helps with confidence because little tiny inperfections aren't as noticable when you're singing as a group Pentatonix though has taken that to the farthest extreme possible whomever their producer is, is a god at it.

[@jessstrawbridge68]

Music makes me cry all the time! For no reason at all other than it’s hitting my feels-nerves 😂

[@AretaicGames]

I tend to tear up whenever I see one or more people doing something marvelous at the very limits of what is possible for human beings. The younger the people performing at that level, the more I tear up.

[@VictorHernandezVH1]

@@brianacoustic For myself, I think their individual and collective back stories help impact my emotional reactions.

[@scottperil905]

Your youthful enthusiasm is delightful!!

[@staciemoisa4884]

While this is studio edited, they do actually sing it with the splicing/spaces in it as they perform this live. Check it out. You made me laugh with, "It could have been a Grammy for best teeth." 😂 I always noticed that, too! Great reaction.

[@TheFalconerNZ]

Did you know they did the work themselves as the company they hire pulled out last minute and they did it at home for (iirc) $450

[@chetstevens4583]

There is a Make A Wish performance of this song captured on a cell phone in some small back room that shows exactly how un studio production tricks this song is. It is raw talent of five people doing 5 unique takes on one song and blending it other worldly.

[@kurtfroberg3608]

I’ve seen/ heard that one as well. Monstrous! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqiXinapfb1-nas

[@tiffanytosh1569]

I hate it when people think they do any autotune in this song…

[@TeapotNinja]

@@tiffanytosh1569 She never once mentioned autotune? Looping is an editing effect, not a vocal adjustment. Lol.

[@tiffanytosh1569]

@@TeapotNinja okay. Sorry. I was not aware of that. Thanks for enlightening me.

[@loritoigo8020]

Love your reaction

[@bbwng54]

I've heard a ton of vocal coaches do reactions, but you are unquestionably one of the most knowledgeable vocal coaches.

[@lisaann9061]

More PTX please!!!! " Bohemian Rhapsody" or since Christmas is coming "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies" which they won a grammy award. Thank you so much for reacting to this. ❤

[@gregoryvanhouten4087]

I have listened to Pentatonix sing this medley, a favorite of mine, hundreds of times. But your reaction pointed out some things I had never noticed before...amazing! Your reactions always make my day better, thank you. Once again you have proven why I chose you for a vocal coach for my daughter, Skye. I would also recommend "The Prayer" for a very different flavor, or "Bohemian Rhapsody", since you mentioned Freddy Mercury, and they do him justice in their version. Thank you for bringing such bright sunshine on a dreary day in New England.

[@PeterLGଈ]

Your enthusiasm is so energising! The fact that you not only understand but can replicate singers’ techniques blows me away every time. 👏

[@Saturnea]

I think this was, hands down, the best PTX reaction I've ever seen. Two words for your next PTX reaction....The. Prayer.

[@alaneolson1040]

One on my favorite Pentatonic songs is their cover of Kiara's "Gold". It was filmed live in one take. Unbelievable.

[@barbarabishop9362]

I've seen that one reacted to a dozen times or more, and without exception, every last reactor stopped the video a few seconds in shouting, "I wasn't ready!!" (or words of a similar nature). For best comprehension of the skill involved, the reactor should watch at least a bit of Kiiara's original version first, if they aren't familiar with it.

[@jamescurfman3284]

@@barbarabishop9362 I completely agree; watch original versions of songs first (maybe even make reaction videos to them, and THEN react to the covers. Makes sense to me. In this particular case, I think The Fairy Voice Mother is already familiar enough with Daft Punk.

[@perfectkismet]

It was, indeed, an arrangement Grammy. In fact, this was the year the academy renamed the Grammy from Best Instrumental Arrangement to Best Arrangement, Instrumental or A Capella and they did so specifically so PTX could be nominated. They won the same Grammy again the following year for Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy. Their third Grammy was for a performance - Best Country Group or Duo for their performance of Jolene with Dolly Parton. Others have probably said, but you should totally check out the Daft Punk Private Performance, where they sing this one off-mic a few years later. You'd also probably like their Evolution Of series... all medleys and performed live in one take in the official videos. There's Evolution of Music, Beyoncé, Michael Jackson, Rihanna and Arianna Grande. The first three with Avi and last two with Matt.

[@joshrubak9110]

I'm so glad I noticed this comment, as the info on their Grammy's you mention are almost word for word what I was gonna say. PTX were so good, they forced the Grammys to acknowledge acappella (Note Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry Be Happy" won for best pop vocal performance, song and album of the year. Nothing Acappella specific) And even in this Grammy hedged their bets, in case acappella was just a fad, combining it with instrument arrangements. After winning twice in a row, like everyone knew they would, the Grammys basically said "Look we can't just keep giving you this bloody prize every year". So PTX basically said "No worries, we'll just pop out of 'our lane' and roll with Dolly Parton for a song", and the Grammy's just had a "well played, you" kind of moment on their 3rd grammy trophy.

[@xTheHairyPalmx]

Although there may be slight enhancing done for the official release but they often perform this LIVE. It is still wonderful.

[@diaspo]

"'slight"😂😂😂

[@PaulGuy]

I think it's mostly just more audio tracks. At many points, it sounds like more than five tracks going on.

[@scottdean2199]

@@PaulGuy Not on this track. They didn't start doubling vocals until later albums.

[@PT62]

My hearing is not as discerning as yours but I wish you would watch/listen to the Pentatonix Daft Punk Mix Private Performance (kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqiXinapfb1-nas). This was done backstage after one of their concerts in 2016 thanks to the "Make a Wish Foundation", and is performed with no mics and it is just the five of them standing in a line singing "a capela". So guaranteed, no production effects. It is amazing how close to the original it is, definitely not exact but closer than you would imagine. I would love to hear what you have to say about this "live" performance.

[@b2g121795]

@@diaspo ignorant

[@michaelcooper5677]

" Oh, speak again bright angel" - there is irrepressible joy in your presentations, all of them. That joy you are able to convey to all who hear your reactions. I was so impressed by that aspect, I looked up the phrase "Joie de Vivre" and all I could find was your picture ! It is present in your smile along with a warm kindness and humor. When you look into the camera we are beguiled by your eyes, full of and sometimes overflowing with a passion for the music, for life, for what humanity can do and be but especially full of your own beautiful magic with a touch of wildness too. All this crowned by brilliant red hair "like honey, roses and the sun together." (sigh) These things would more than enough to warrant visits to your site but then you speak and reveal to us the amazing workings of your mind and the seemingly unlimited breadth of your knowledge of music, of the mechanics of the human voice, of music production all while demonstrating your own mastery of music, of singing, of utilizing computer tools and effects, of articulating not only your storehouse of knowledge in a way it can be understood by those that do not possess the same knowledge but also conveying the passion and joy you feel about all that you know and of life and the human condition. It is a great gift that you have and a great gift that you are and that you have given us. Thank You !

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

Oh my goodness 🥹💜 I don’t know what to say except thank you so much Michael, you are so lovely.

[@melissacoviello2886]

I have to tell you, I have a few favorite reactors for Pentatonix, but you have to be above all of them. You’re so knowledgeable and so giddy over their voices. I learn so much and enjoy your reactions so much. PLEASE do more. They have over 200 songs. I think their Imagine cover will absolutely wreck you and then Amazing Grace and then a face of mine is Gold, preview Kiaras version first so you can see how wild it is that they (Mitch) made the sounds he did.

[@guittadabe5214]

You're amazing. You keep finding things to talk about that nobody else notices! And you're hilarious too! A Grammy for best teeth! LOL!

[@lorancemascalsy7485]

OMG!!!! Thank you so much for reacting to this 😄😁😁

[@danpitzel5900]

Well fairy voice mother I see you've made it back to PTX. By golly you are so much fun to watch. When you get around to it I'd sure love to see you react to Mary did you know, Love you.

[@jayleigh_bee]

The lenses irritated Avi’s eyes and Kevin couldn’t wear them at all, hence the glasses! They are DA BOMB!!

[@jodybell7039]

Love your Reactions.

[@chlistens7742]

you really need to check out "Pentatonix Daft Punk mix private performance" it is much lower quality but it is also live with no microphones so you can see alot more technique

[@heatherdyer1569]

Let it all out, lady! They are amazing, and, you are brilliant! ❤❤

[@billparrish4385]

Another expressive, joyful, delicious reaction! You not only know your stuff, you make the entire experience thoroughly delightful! Your videos somehow always manage to put a smile on my face and lighten my mood -- no matter how droopy both were, beforehand. Don't know what else to say, except maybe 'thank you!

[@wesedens3282]

Wonderful reaction of course! I knew you would love this. I am going to plug their cover of "The Prayer" yet again. You will be able to see how much they have matured as a group! It is stunning! I also agree that Cimorelli would be a great stop on the "Acapella Train". Thank you Lolli for a thoroughly informative and interesting reaction! Cheers from Oregon, USA!!

[@Deb-ex9st]

My dearest voice mother, with Christmas almost upon us please react to the amazing and powerful voice of Jennifer nettles singing"o holy night / hallelujah". Live on Sirius XM. Jennifer has so much power and arrange for days

[@urhartfabeler]

Ah my second brush of PTX (first one was little drummer boy) The Nailing thumb already looks like your loving it. How could you not.

[@penrod6540]

So mnay great songs by them you have a lot of catching up to do. My favorite group Check out the Wizard of Ahhs by them

[@patrickdare5356]

Your overwhelming joy at this performance is beautiful.

[@bsvenss2]

I didn't believe it when someone mentioned that the video was shot in a closet in Avi's apartment... but it is true. _For this video all they had was some black sheets, a couple of $250 Stellar CFL ring lights and a black light - mix that up with some creativity and an unshakeable trust in their ability to take a difficult situation and create something “ten times better” than they originally intended when they shoot off the cuff, and you’ve got a KZbin smash hit._ I think the background/documentary video is published here on KZbin if you search.

[@sallymaria]

Yes, a lot of credit should go to FifGen films, who created the video for this - there's an interview they did about how they created it. Jimmy Bates, the cameraman, still works as DP on some of Pentatonix recent videos.

[@vincentzevecke4578]

Fairy godmother, I love your reactions to PHX you make me smile

[@TheB0sss]

You should really watch "gold Kiara cover", it's amazing, a bit more chill live singing video. If you've never seen the original watch that first, it's one of the best upgrades they've ever done imo

[@ms_scribbles]

I would love for her to hear their cover of Gold. Since the video is just them sitting around some microphones and nothing else, it really shows off their vocal dexterity and will show her that this song wasn't as edited as she thinks it is.

[@svetoslavkrastev228]

You are one of THE BEST reactors on You Tube, and I LOVE your love for music 👌👌👍👍👌👌👍👍👌👌😍😍😍😍

[@joxer8]

Loved it! Loved it! Loved it! Just an FYI, Pentatonix doesn't do anything they can't do live. If you have a minute or two, listen to them do this live. All those "computer" spots, are actually them. I love your reactions to PTX, I truly wish you did more. Christmas is coming, The Prayer, Mary Did You Know, and Silent Night would be my recommendations. Also, their dropping a new Christmas album soon. Luv ya, and have a blessed day.

[@TerryYelmene]

obsessed... quite! This is a wonderful analysis... but even much more, it's a Bonkers Breathtaking PTX reaction!

[@shamigawrieh4484]

Your reactions make me so happy. I’ve never seen anyone feel music as deeply as you do. I’d love to see you react to their version of Can You Feel The Love Tonight ❤

[@franz1102]

I saw you now the second time, first time with "hallelujah" of ptx, and I am enthusiastic how you join them, gonna get a fan of you 😍👍

[@bronzeboy6906]

Love All aspects of your reviews! Energy, editing, demonstrations, explanations and emotion.. simply Outstanding! Thank you,

[@alexandredepaula3287]

Your video was the best artistic explanation and analysis I have ever seen. Congratulations!!

[@DavidClark-es1ww]

Can't help but agree in my opinion!🧐♊🦬👍

[@KTMitchell1953]

I have been looking forward your reaction on this PTX piece for a long time. Your emotions are genuine and your pauses with explanations are very informative. This is by far the best reaction yet !❤👍

[@paulaanderson7691]

I couldn’t click PLAY fast enough when I saw you were reacting to it! You’re just the best reactor on KZbin!

[@the_realist]

Although I have no interest in voice training or being a vocalist, I enjoy watching your scientific explanations and your natural enthusiasm. I can understand what you are saying. All this shows that you are a very good teacher. It is also very interesting that you can catch the details and techniques in the music you listen to. It is actually a very pleasant experience to be told what I am listening to. Thank you so much. 💓

[@Sha3shaboan]

I love how you go into details in reacting to these performances... You still need to react to Dimash's Opera 2... It will blow your mind!!!

[@THarSul]

One of their self produced songs, Love Again, is incredible in a very similar way to this Daft Punk Medley, and would make for an excellent reaction video.

[@craigperry5389]

And if I'm not mistaken, the video elements were recorded in the closet of one of their apartments...

[@THarSul]

@@craigperry5389 not entirely surprising, a lot of folks use soundproofed closets as recording booths, seems only fitting for one see use in a music video too.

[@sat0sh139]

Her energy and ability to share her emotional response to the music is infectious! Love love love

[@zenbum2654]

Lolli, your joy for music and life is truly infectious. You're a gift to the world. Thank you.

[@Mike-papabear]

Please please please do The Prayer by them. Love your stuff and the angelic nature of the way they put The Prayer together would be fun to watch you react to

[@alfredh3071]

Miss Lolli you are my favorite reactor, your excitement is so contagious. I also couldn’t believe that what they did here was possible by human voices alone. The more I watched it and read about how it was produced in an apartment closet and kitchen, I realized just how amazing this video is. Check out the 90s Dance Medley and you’ll see other examples of their ability to mimic effects. Auto-tune is used on one song to pay homage to the original but the rest is all them. You must see their cover of The Prayer, bring your 🧦 ❤

[@playerblue99]

Love the commentary!

[@dorrit_rosen]

What a great reaction, I really enjoyed it. And I like your comments on their vocal technique and abilities, I’m not musical at all but I enjoy learning more about music. As a dedicated Avi-cionado I hope that you will react to some of his own music some day. I think you’d appreciate his “I’m Only Getting Started”.

[@Choppa132]

If you stay on the acapella train I would LOVE to hear you react to the parting glass by the wellermen. I was practically sobbing in the Frozen food aisle in the supermarket while listening. Your analysis for sure would make me weap

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

It is impossible not to be amazed by each and every one of the explanations you give us.... I think that if we make a compendium of your explanations, we would have a fabulous book on music theory and how to make each of the sounds. I can't stop thanking you for your effort in making these videos so well worked... thank you very much.

[@gripanimal]

I'm adding some of her quotes to my every day vocabulary. "So many frequencies!" from the Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrows is my favorite so far! From the same video, "...a true menagerie of vocal brilliance..."! I could go on. A strong wielding of the english language, just as strong as her knowledge and explanations of vocal technique.

[@L0C0vision]

These reactions are so much fun and this is no exception!!! Thank you, Lolli. If you are ever feeling the urge to do another PTX reaction, I highly recommend any of their “Evolution of” videos. They are medleys, filmed live and filmed in one take. They are all mesmerizing to watch, but I find myself listening to the Michael Jackson and Rihanna versions the most often. 💜💜💜

[@L0C0vision]

Ok, "Evolution of" Ariana and Beyonce are also really great compilatios.

[@mountainman5173]

Your reaction to Avi's low notes just tickles me pink. Love watching your reactions.

[@paulcooper2897]

Can we just back up a moment and ask ... How bloody talented are you??? Numerous analysis of some very different songs, and you replicate virtually everything yourself .. from Avi's unique beat boxing in this, to Jinger's growl, and everything in between. Great video .. been waiting for you to react to this one. Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦

[@cliveandersonjr.8758]

Truly, you make me appreciate music in new ways with your analysis.

[@michaeltemenski5506]

I liked the analysis that you gave in your reaction to Disturbed's version of Sound of Silence. Would be nice to see your reaction to PTX's cover.

[@matissenimmegeers5352]

I have never learned this much from one of these “Vocal Coach” reacts videos, usually they are very concise in what they actually add, so this vocal coach actually adds a lot of value imo

[@Korbin_Arts]

Like everyone else is saying, you should react to them singing this live! You would be surprised how little vocal editing is done on this song. They actually filmed and recorded this in Avi and Kevin's kitchen and closet on a $400 budget. They're just that talented!

[@LeeCarlson]

And this performance won PTX their first Grammy for the production.

[@Korbin_Arts]

@@LeeCarlson yes!

[@joeb4142]

😳

[@ChrisS-id2gk]

Best reaction ever! You have all the technical knowledge, while at the same time having the most amazing personality! Thank you 🙏

[@londonpaul100]

I learned so much today, thank you. You have a real talent of being able to explain complex ideas in a way that is easily understandable to those of us who are not musically-talented. If you ever get the chance, I'd love to hear your reaction to Superfruit (Scott Hoying and Mitch Grassi from PTX) with guests Brian Justin Crum, Mario Jose and Beth Lamber doing a cover of Katy Perry's "Rise". I promise you that it will truly heal your finger.

[@paulkardash2991]

I so love you and the way you work... could you please do the prayer by them... I guarantee you won't be disappointed...

[@xTheHairyPalmx]

I highly suggest checking out some of Kevin's solo performances that showcase his wonderful high vocal range, cello mastery, piano/looping skills, and obviously his beatboxing prowess.

[@da71le]

Marian Hill "Down" is one of my favorite by Kevin

[@kc9aop]

I about fell over laughing at the end when you were wondering about which Grammy category they won. I lost it when you said "best.... teeth!" I enjoy your videos more and more. I apologize but I must demand that you never stop posting.

[@totoro123]

I love your acapella reactions. Always learn something new. I feel you have more to say. If you want to do longer videos (or trim out less) please do! Peter Barber's reactionalysis videos are nearly 30 minutes and still watch them all, great stuff.

[@evanfuture]

I've watched dozens of reactions to this song, and this was the first time I heard anyone point out the EQ effect that's just oo->aa. Love it!!

[@bluelagoon1980]

A wonderfully insightful reaction and breakdown! I love how emotional Pentatonix make you. Good music should touch our souls, even when we don't fully understand why.

[@aspiringtobemore822]

The way you break down music is hypnotic!!! 😮😮😮😅 I need more of it in my life.

[@VictorHernandezVH1]

“STABBY” Describing “Staccato” as “Stabby” may be the best musical explanation I’ve ever heard.

[@davidblauyoutube]

3:35 I studied music theory for about 10 years growing up, while training on classical piano. You are the first person I've seen who called out the dynamics of the backing vocals. I learned something today. Well spotted, brava! And I agree with you, they are absolute geniuses when it comes to not only arrangement but technique and attention to detail.

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

I love the idea you have of continuing to develop analyses of a cappella music, because apart from the fact that I like it a lot (this is a bonus), they tend to have a very wide vocal range to produce different types of sounds.

[@nsmisfit]

Just clicked on your video and have to say that your reactions (I`ve only seen the ptx ones so far) are, by far, the best I`ve seen. Your energy is so bright...love it. Keep up the awesomeness. Liked and subscribed !!!

[@darzog666]

Another great reaction! Your enthusiasm and obvious love for the art of singing are stellar, as is your knowledge of singing technique and music theory. I always learn something from watching your reactions and some of your pure joy is always transferred to me.

[@35906]

@9:00 to you hear the reverse symbols that Kevin is doing? He is playing the reverse of a sound effect out of his mouth.

[@celiachristman104]

No wonder they won a Grammy award for this song. The reason Kevin is wearing goggles is he could not tolerate the blue contacts. I look forward to more of your reactions to Pentatonix (aka PTX) Their newest one is from their album which will be out in couple of weeks called "Prayers for this World". Check it out!

[@christophercobb6352]

Great reaction! More pentatonix please!

[@DarrellW_UK]

This is going to be fun! Looks like you were enjoying it! 💖💕💖 Edit: Sorry I couldn’t get to see you live, internet isn’t that reliable where we are at the moment! I like their live performances of this more, I found this version a bit irritating in places, there again I do love live music even if it’s a recording. Loved your reaction and explanations as usual - first class 👍👍👍

[@hollym73e]

I absolutely LOVE watching people geek out! I'm right there with ya!

[@danas986]

Yaaas, more acapella! I'm a Home Fry, so Home Free is the one I would suggest - if you want a giggle, Butts Medley is a must. There are so many great songs - End of the road, Hillbilly Bone, Country Roads, Story of my life, Honey I'm good...I love that they have fun in their videos too. But also most recently Austin & Rob's (from HF) "try" at opera. (Try, yeah right 😆) As for Voiceplay, thematically appropriate - This is Halloween is a cool song. Dream On, Little Mermaid medley, Headless Horseman (by Geoff), Boyband medley. :)

[@SlimChicken]

I came across your channel today and have now watched more of your videos than I care to admit on this platform. Your content is a delight to watch, you are super informative, very interesting and bloody hilarious! Good on you!

[@Dabrood]

They do a live version of this song and yes it sounds amazing 😋 and of course my suggestion... Chris Cornell nothing compares to you ... have a great weekend 😀

[@StephenC-zd2kf]

Of all the people in the world, I had to see your reaction!!! Fantastic!!))

[@DBh0trains]

New to your channel. Love the way you break things down and exude excitement. I am a long time PTX fan. Unfortunately Avi left, but the new fellow, Matt is amazing also. You should check out their version of the Sound of Silence. It is an incredible arrangement.

[@glenntaylor5127]

really enjoy your PTX reactions. there are so many great PTX vids, it's hard to pick just one that would be good to do next. Perhaps 'Imagine' would blow your mind, or something they do live. Or... as we approach Christmas, maybe 'O come all ye faithful' (very different but great take on that) or 'Mary did you know". keep up the great work.

[@aaronb.4830]

Please do Avi Kaplan - Change on the Rise.

[@Lancer4323]

Lolli deep diving and having a blast doing it, Great fun she is so marvelous ❤❤❤❤

[@JustMyOpinion1010]

Please please please do another DIMASH KUDAIBERGEN reaction!

[@MrJohnnyboyrebel]

I’m kinda obsessed with your amazing smile. You light up a room. And your music abilities and knowledge is spot on! Love your videos!

[@itzel1735]

Time for Faouzia?

[@rexstorm]

Tears of Gold (Stripped)😍😍😍

[@franciscojavierp.7162]

It will be amazing... She is really good, and if I choose one it would be a whole concert 😂. She has one of the best voices out there

[@itzel1735]

@@franciscojavierp.7162 as long as she watches the post-credit song. It’s grown on me.

[@1thomson]

Your giggle-squeak of joy right near the beginning was absolutely adorable. And, go ahead and wear your glasses anytime, Dear. Also adorable. 😊

[@lilywhitefi]

FINALLY!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Please don’t leave it so long til your next PTX reaction - love your insights and passion

[@nancymunroe3672]

I LOVE your excitement in your reaction to PENTATONIX!!! Thank you!!!

[@IanDaniel-DataAnalytics]

Love this song. I think I watched it 3 times back to back when I first discovered it many many years ago.

[@chrispaulissen1123]

Your videos are so fun to watch. Your excitement and joy are infectious. Thanks.

[@da71le]

I love your energy, great reaction to an incredible grammy winning performance!!

[@uncle_thulhu]

My favourite vocal coach doing my favourite PTX song! Joy! They use a vocoder in their 90s Dance Medley. You'll see why. ...look, I'm not saying Avi is, but it does help you hit those low notes... If that is a cut on your pinky, odd as it may sound, if it's not too deep, I suggest a thin coat of superglue, after cleaning and drying. It keeps it sterile, and it really does heal faster.

[@rdogg9900]

you and Kevin are twinning with the ring light reflection in the glasses

[@philipkudrna5643]

I like how you almost „freaked out“ on this one. I have seen this video many times and have watched many reactions - but yours is amongst the best! You even pointed out new things when I had thought, I had already heard all the details! Since you enjoyed this so much, I strongly recommend you watch their 90ies Dance Medley!

[@BloodTithingsGaming]

Definitely react to more PTX! Thanks for another fun and informative reaction.