This Was Beautiful - First Time Hearing Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow

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First Time Hearing Home Free - Man of Constant Sorrow and I can say ‪@HomeFreeGuys‬ is AMAZING! I love what they do and cannot wait to see what else they have in their library.
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[@pennygarrity386]

Adam is phenomenal!!! He won back to back world beat boxing championships. You forget there's no band and to top it off he's got a beautiful voice.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Hey brother, Welcome to the World of Home Free....they won the last season of The Sing-Off. This song was written on paper in 1913 & recorded in 1928...the genre is a sub-genre of Country called Bluegrass. Home Free does sing a lot of Country genre but they sing all genres. Next you may want to check out their cover of Boyz2Men, "End of the Road"....it will open your eyes even more.

[@minneyruth]

💯💯

[@krystalbernier234]

Listen to to Kevin. He'll never lead you wrong.

[@minneyruth]

@@krystalbernier234 🥰True!! 🏠🍟

[@mikeskinner4574]

I enjoy seeing people hearing Home Free for the first time….. wanna be mind blown…. Check out Adam Rupp’s drum solo…. Adam is the best boxer

[@mikeskinner4574]

Beat boxer

[@wendythrockmorton1811]

Welcome to the Home Free Rabbit HOLE! You have stumbled across a group that is humble, funny, family oriented and so so talented! ENJOY!

[@disney4real]

Thank you for the wonderful reaction! Home Free is the best a cappella group there is (my opinion, of course). I look forward to more!🤗🤣

[@jankreps5115]

Adam Rupp is an incredible beat boxer; Drums harmonica castanet you name it! Each member is Amazingly talented! Listen to “ain’t going down till the sun comes up”. and “working hard for a living”. if you want more of his harmonica!! You’ll get to hear all the band members in their collaboration with Don McLean on “American Pie”. Keep listening to home free…the talent will just keep drawing you in!!! Nice reaction!

[@patriciab8876]

I realize that a few have made comments about where they say this song originated, so here's my two cents worth. This song was/is originally an old old American Folk Song. Had been around a long time before it was written down in 1913 by Dick Burnett who published it, but it was not composed by him. He had heard it & recorded it on paper. The composer(s) is/are unknown. It has undergone variations over the years before & since publication. I heard this first in early 1950s & learned it in grade school music.

[@barbaraabbassali4368]

More Home Free, PLEASE!!! Try their cover of Johnny Cash’s “Ring of Fire”. Then, just so you don’t make the mistake of thinking they’re “only a country band, check out Boys to Men’s “End of the Road”. Then check out…etc, etc, etc.

[@vickiadkins9844]

Hf has been around since 2000. The beatboxer Adam Rupp is one of the founding members. He is a 2 time world beatboxing champion!!

[@Starchild42]

Tim is amazing and Adam is straight up talent - After one of their shows, an ENT asked Tim if he could come to his office bc he wanted to have a look at his vocal cords, turns out that he has vocal cords that are double length of the rest of us… ENT is ear, nose, throat doctor

[@shirleysouthard6560]

Home Free is a DEEP rabbit hole to fall down. They cover all genres. They are my absolute favorite a cappella group. Some of their best are: End of the Road, Unchained Melody, American Pie, and Aint Going Down.

[@sandralorenz1796]

This was in the movie "Brother Where Art Thou". They do all types of music. Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Home Free. No harmonica...just Adam. Tim just sucked out your soul. You should check out "How Great Thou Art, Crazy, Champagne Taste, All About That Bass, the list is endless.

[@dagmar.6954]

This song blew me away when I first heard it & I was completely hooked. These guys are all so talented. They lean towards country but they can do any genre. They all can take the lead depending on whos voice is best for the song. They are known for their tight harmonies. Tim Foust is one of the best bass singers out there & their beatboxer vocal percussionist Adam Rupp can simulate any sound. This song is very old & is done in the bluegrass country style. It was used in the movie "Oh Brother Where Art Thou" starring George Clooney.

[@marlahudgins7038]

I just subscribed for more HOME FREE Welcome to HOME FREE !! HOME FREE is a county A Capella band (NO INSTRUMENTS) that does more than just country. Tim Foust, the bass (5 octave range) , Adam Rupp, the beatboxer (freak of nature), Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass, since 2016, he took over for Chris Rupp (one of the founders of the group), Rob Lundquist, tenor and Austin Browmn high tenor make up the voices of angels. PLEASE listen to more.. If I know my Home Free family well (Home Fries) , they have already given you suggestions of music. LOL Thanks for the reaction

[@noahl.5092]

They have a cover of John Mayers in the blood that is spectacular

[@kennethkirchoff4824]

I would suggest their cover of the Garth Brooks song, "Ain't Going Down 'Til The Sun Comes Up" for more of that vocal harmonica. And just to hear how well their voices blend together, look at their cover of the Crosby, Stills and Nash song, "Helplessy Hoping". "Folsom Prison Blues" is another good, as well as "Ring Of Fire" which has Avi Kaplan, the bass from Pentatonix, guest starring/singing. Oh, if you just want a good laugh as well, try their "Butts Remix" medley, as well as an original song of theirs, "Champagne Tastes On A Beer Budget".

[@ryanellsworth7246]

Don't forget Working for a living. Nice nomonica solo in there. And One Man Band. Beautiful harmonies.

[@rileystone6789]

Pause all you want. Most people that are here to see your reaction have seen this video 1000 times. Thanks for taking the time for Home Free ✌️♥️

[@patrickhumphreys5851]

The group has been around since 2000 and have a rabid fan base called the Home Fries. They got their shot after they were on the sing off season 4 and won after PTX won season 3.

[@joeurbach9097]

Home Free is amazing, 100% acapella, 100% wonderful! - You should really listen to their songs “Ain’t Goin’ Down“ “Brothers in Arms,” “Mayday,” “One Man Band” “Butts Remix,” “Hillbilly Bone,” and “Elvira” for some real fun! Tim Faust (the one with the really deep voice) has a few great singles where he sings all of the parts, try “Will You Still Love Me Tomorroow/Stay” and “Come Go With Me” Thanks for the reaction video, as a Home Fry myself I am always glad to see someone finding them for the first time!

[@pennygarrity386]

You should see him do the harmonica solos in their version of Ain't Goin Down Till the Sun Comes Up. Welcome to the Home Fries!!!!

[@TheTriumphbsa]

The basso Profundo Tim Foust has such a multiple octive range, his head voice is a high tenor (see his solo cover of Frankie Valley's Stay). Home Free is multi genre tho with country roots. Mayday and End of the road (boyz2men cover) contrast to Folsom Prison Blues; but they put THEIR stamp on each song. Many to choose from. Btw, yes there is no harmonica; beat box champ Adam Rupp calls it his "No-monica! See home free drum solo from 2015 for his no-drum drum solo; followed by an insane beat-box session. We are called Home Fries, their fan base; welcome to the rabbit hole, my friend!

[@minneyruth]

💯❤️

[@azeemsyed8550]

Tim isn't a profundo, just a really high level bass

[@ryanellsworth7246]

Oh he has to wait for Mayday and Stay like they all do. No spoilers!

[@joannlandrum6171]

This song is from 1913 (Soggy Bottom Boys) and was featured in the movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou. Home Free is a country acapella band, but sings multiple genres. They won season 4 of the Sing Off. Tim Foust (bass) has a 5 octave range. Adam Rupp (beatboxer and co-founder of Home Free is often referred to as a "freak of nature". We fans are referred to as Home Fries. They have around 200+ KZbin videos, including studio versions, concerts, behind-the-scenes (Home Away From Home videos), Story Time with Tim and on-and-on. Most of the behind-the-scenes videos are now available on Patreon, only. This version of Adam's "nomonica" is nothing compared to how he does it in "Ain't Goin' Down 'Til the Sun Comes Up". Home Free also helped us keep our sanity during the Covid lockdown by releasing at least one new video every month. Because they were in separate locations they used their cell phones to record their individual parts. They sing primarily covers, but also have several original songs. Tim, Austin and Chance have individual KZbin channels. If you want to see Tim's scowl I suggest you watch "Misty Mountains" with Tim and Peter Hollens. The info on Home Free and each individual member goes on forever, so I'll stop here. Enjoy the journey!

[@deborahconley9276]

Love your reaction!! Love this group!! Some of my favorites are Brothers in Arms (Dire Straits), In the Blood (John Mayer), Butts Remix, Do You Hear What I Hear, Hillbilly Bone (Blake Shelton), Hillbilly Bone, My Church and then a couple with no beatboxing are Helplessly Hoping and How Great Thou Art. They also released Ain’t Going Down Til the Sun Comes Up on their facebook page with Adam doing a lot of the harmonica. They also have their own solos out too.

[@babyfry4775]

Home Free is the real deal. All “a cappella” so everything you’re hearing is by their mouths. Adam Rupp Drum Solo (2015) is a video you should watch of the beatboxer who does drums and lots of other sounds. He was absolutely doing the harmonica sound. The lead here (Austin) can do a harmonica too. Tim (bass) has a 5 octave range so he can sing super low and sing up with the tenors. They’re all super talented. All take the lead depending on the song. Enjoy the journey.

[@danalynch8889]

Tim Foust the bass can go the lowest of the acapella groups, he as even broken sound systems on live shows. He can also sing high. Adam Rupp the beatboxer is considered the best beatboxer. I call him the sound machine as he can make all kinds of sounds. You should watch his solo on youtube. And Chance was uncomfortable but acting the part for the song.

[@texadian3392]

I would assume Chance was probably feeling pretty uncomfortable (or at least more so than the other guys) because wasn't this one of his first videos with Home Free? Oh yeah, and I also recorded them performing this song live when they came to Ottawa, Ontario, Canada about 1.5 months ago...I've posted it on my "channel" because I would love for a reactor I enjoy to actually react to my live phone-cam version (just to help showcase how truly talented they are - it honestly sounds nearly the same live!). If you're interested, let me know!

[@marshac7738]

Home Free is the best--period. It's easy to forget they are completely acapella and make all "instrumental" sounds themselves❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️ In this song they are making a distinct southern (bluegrass) presentation--it definitely fits the lyrics of the song. Chance doing the jaw harp sound really sets the stage for this song's story. Tim's bass line completely grounds the harmonies and Adam's voice percussion simply cannot be beat. This performance highlights a lot of Home Free's strengths although they also handle ANY other genre just as amazingly! Some of my favorites are "Working for a Living", "Land of the Free", "Elvira" (with the Oak Ridge Boys), "Undivided"--and be sure to catch Adam Rupp's VP perfection in "Ain't Goin' Down 'Til the Sun Comes Up" (which is not on YT--it's on their official Facebook page).

[@usmadgirl3074]

Great reaction! I'm a new subscriber for more Home Free, THE BEST a cappella group period! This is the first Home Free video I watched 4 years ago & have been a "Home Fry" (HF fan) ever since! They won the NBC "Sing Off" in 2013. They were founded in 2000 by the "beat boxer / vocal orchestra", Adam Rupp & his brother, Chris Rupp, who left for a solo career in 2016 & was replaced by Adam Chance (called Chance due to having 2 Adams). He's the one you said looked uncomfortable but it's only due to the vibe of this song! These guys are the most incredibly talented "goofballs" you'll ever see! They entered the "sing off" as a unique "country" group, but they do ALL genres! Even when they're being goofy, their vocal performances & arrangements are perfection! They have about 200 videos on youtube & my favorite cover, "Ain't Going Down (Til the Sun Comes Up)" of their newer ones is on their Facebook page, NOT youtube! My favorite original is "Catch Me If You Can" & it's on youtube. Enjoy this fun rabbit hole!😊

[@kylenewaldron2803]

You definitely need to check out more Home Free! It is a definite rabbit hole! Tim foust is an amazing bass! Adam Rupp is a phenomenal beatboxer and then Austin Brown is a high tenor and Rob Lundquist is their lead tenor... Adam Chance is their baritone who can also do bass!

[@marleiaisenhoward1891]

You have no idea how good they are!!!!!!! HIT THE RABBIT HOLE!! I AM FULL ON HOMEFRY!

[@marleiaisenhoward1891]

They all beatbox check out 9 to 5 live beatbox off ,try country fried pop there are so many!

[@marleiaisenhoward1891]

Check out butts medley! Hilarious 😂

[@grannymitch9475]

Home Fry here (Home Free fan). Loved your reactions to the video I saw first and was immediately hooked by! Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole … and Home Fries will come and point the way (but don’t worry, on the whole, we’re a pretty enthusiastic but friendly group🙃). I caution you not to react to Mayday until you know the guys and what they do. 😉 Let’s introduce you to our guys: Front left in the video, we have the silky smoothness of tenor Rob “the beard” Lundquist. His lead in End of the Road is a must-see. I also love him in Bless the Broken Road, and Blue Ain’t Your Color, just to name a few. Back left is baritone/bass Adam Chance, called Chance due to another Adam in the group. He took over for co-founder Chris Rupp, who left on good terms to pursue other things. Chance is the one doing the mouth harp here. I love his lead in Sea Chanty Medley, Winter Song, One Man Band, and Brothers in Arms - a fantastic tribute to troops and an absolute must see! Center is the high tenor, the fabulous Austin Brown. When A Man Loves a Woman. That’s all that needs to be said. Seriously. Back right is founding member Adam “freak of nature” Rupp, tenor/beatboxer/vocal percussionist. He has several good drum solos, and to see his genius for arrangement, Do You Hear What I Hear, which (in my opinion) shows all individual talents, and how well they blend as a group. In that video, you also see Chris Rupp. I highly recommend watching Adam’s “nomonica” in Ain’t Goin Down (Til the Sun Comes Up), which is only on Facebook due to some kind of copyright issue (but you can react to it on YT). It is amazing. Last, but not least, front right, basso profundo with a 5+ octave range: Tim Foust, who is apparently part dragon. His range, control, and breath support on his low notes is out of this world. He co-leads in Brothers in Arms. You should also check the collaboration with Avi Kaplan (former PTX bass) in Ring of Fire. I also love him in Hillbilly Bone, The Butts Remix (which should be watched for comedic value alone!), All About the Bass, and Champagne Tastes (which he wrote). There are several videos of “Uncle Tim Runs His Mouth” or “Story Time With Tim” that are pretty funny and worth watching. To see their amazing harmonies, see How Great Thou Art, Helplessly Hoping, Mary Did You Know, and (again) Brothers in Arms. I also recommend Tim’s collaboration with Peter Hollands in Misty Mountains. These guys switch leads depending on who they think will be the best. They have no egos, and collaborate with other groups/artists frequently. They lean country, but obviously do many styles of music. They are amazing, talented artists and genuinely nice, funny, down to earth people, too. Welcome to the Home Free rabbit hole. It’s deep, but you’ll never want to escape!

[@StevesTubes]

Home Free are amazing. They have dozens of great songs and have a unique way of doing acapella. I'll come back for all your reactions to this group.

[@lindasmith2501]

I love your reaction to Home Free!!!! Please do more reactions of them and l will be a fan for life!!!!

[@joannlandrum6171]

One more thing. Adam Rupp (beatboxer) also has a beautiful singing voice.

[@patriciaboehringer5028]

Yes he's doing that we call him the freak of nature he's playing a noMonica. If you want to hear more of him playing the no Monica checkout working for a living. And also you need to go to Facebook where you will find their cover of ain't going down he has a very long solo broke his no Monica sound

[@bkay8348]

You should react to "Voice Play - Oogie Boogie Song" and "Home Free - Ring of Fire" you will be shocked of how deep their voices can go

[@Hey_Jamie]

This!!! Do this!!!!

[@SmoofDizzle]

OOOHHH baby the Home Free rabbit hole is just around the corner.

[@MommaBird52]

If you were amazed by the nomonica, check the Garth Brooks cover Ain't going down till the sun comes up! Also check out Tim Foust cover Will you still love me tomorrow/Stay!

[@AnnaMarie66]

Home Free has NO bad music! You seriously forget there are no instruments! Please react to Ain’t Goin Down! Some serious harmonica MAGIC by Adam Rupp!! 🥰🎶

[@TheDivayenta]

You’re thinking “ Americana” as a genre. Traditional American music. These boys do every genre! Also pay attention to Adam Rupp, beatboxer extraordinaire, (dude on mouth harmonica) .. He’s incredible. The others can beatbox as well.

[@gabestump7955]

I've been on a rabbit hole of Home Free reactions and you dont know how excited I was to see you join in! I can't wait to see you react to their other songs :))

[@timvanderburg6039]

Home Free came to national attention during the third season of an a capella competition show called "The Sing Off", which they won (Pentatonix had completed the year before and won that season). They are unique in the a capella world, in that, while they can sing any genre (Smooth jazz, R&B, pop), they specialize in C/W. Tim Foust, their bass, has a 5-octave range; Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, has won international competitions with his craft.

[@martinhafner2201]

This song was from around 1900 so it is from the music that led to Bluegrass and Country. For oldies, they do "Crazy" and "When A Man Loves A Woman", as well as the old Crosby, Stills and Nash song Helplessly Hoping (with no percussion). A really funny Workin' For A Livin'. A traditional How Great Thou Art with no percussion. For a recent country blaster, try Ain't Goin' Down, which is only on Facebook at the moment. Deploy your set belts before starting. It's not really time yet, but they have truckloads of Christmas music. They did a beautiful cover of the Dire Straits song "Brothers In Arms". They did a collaboration with a whole bunch of people in "God Bless The USA" if you want a big patriotic she-bang. For a bunch of fun, try their Sea Shanty Medley which is done tik-tok style. That's a start.

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

Acapella group, No Instruments 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@carladewitt1947]

These guys are amazing. They'll make you laugh (The Butts Remix). They'll make you cry (Brothers in Arms). They'll blow you away with the incredible beauty of their vocals (Helplessly Hoping). Whatever you listen to, you can't go wrong.

[@lsexydias6911]

I could recommend you a lot of covers by Home Free. They cover a lot of types of music. They've covered "End of the road" by Boys II Men, "When a men loves a woman" By Micheal Bolton. Etc etc... Great Reaction bro...

[@Send1tReacts]

Wait they did Boys II Men..... I might have to go check that out

[@lsexydias6911]

@@Send1tReacts you should bro. It is an amazing cover..

[@JeffreyCrisp]

@@lsexydias6911 It's not just a cover, but IMHO it's an upgrade 😀

[@lsexydias6911]

@@JeffreyCrisp An upgrade indeed...👍👌❤️❤️

[@harolddorsey9179]

Theirs is better than boys to men in my opinion. These guys are the best a Cappella group out there.

[@victorcoker2713]

Hard to believe you haven't heard of Home Free from all the reactions you do. I'm surprised I haven't recommended them. You just took the first step of a long rabbit hole. Welcome to the Home Fries! LOL If you DO react to a lot of Home Free, please wait for a while, until you have several under your belt and know the guys, before you react to their cover of 'Mayday'!

[@ryanellsworth7246]

This is their teaser sampler. Welcome to the HF play pen. Hold onto yer butt! You ain't seen nothin yet!

[@JudyDuduks-gm4rb]

Everybody walking this land. You've got to hear it. Home Free.

[@roberthudson1959]

Home Free 101: Group was formed in 2000, and beatboxer Adam Rupp is the last original member. Rob Lundquist, the second soloist, joined the group in 2008. Tim Foust took over the bass slot in 2012. Austin Brown, the first soloist, came aboard after meeting the group on a cruise ship. Adam "Chance" replaced founding baritone Chris Rupp in 2016. All four singers can sing bass, all four can sing tenor, and all four do sing lead.

[@janetmcclure8568]

I just love 1st timers to Home Free! This is only the tip of the iceberg for these amazing guys! They do ALL genres. Found these men close to 5 years ago. Been hooked ever since!

[@Send1tReacts]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

They have won competitions in front of judges and other Acapella groups🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@keithdilly4380]

HomeFree singing Mayday, End of the road, Drum solo, Ring of fire. are all great!

[@baskervillebee6097]

Home Free just made a doo wop version of Unchained Melody that will stun you silent. Constant Sorrow was printed in 1913 and made famous in the 2000 movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou. Chance (back row dark vest) is making the mouth harp sounds vocally. Adam, the beat boxer, does the harmonica etc vocally. They do a "Butts Remix" that will have you falling out of your chair with laughter.

[@ddg_robin4864]

if you liked this i would strongly recommend "Home Free - Elvira" BANGER

[@bensimon2886]

Oh my gosh. I love to see you go down this rabbit hole. Have fun. Keep up doing what you do. Good luck from Germany

[@charleneclaassen]

Subscribed for your Home Free reactions. Oh boy. You are in for a treat. You are going to need two things: tissues and tissues. Some for drying your tears of laughter and some for when they hit you in the feels. You do look like you could be related to Rob! I'll just ask you to do HOW GREAT THOU ART and DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR. I am telling the truth when I say that all their songs are so good that you could pick anything off their channel and love it. Oh and their videos are great too.

[@hardcopydk3001]

No instruments was harmed in this video

[@4Just1Girl]

Just to give you a bit more context to the song,... Man of Constant Sorrow was the TOP song Featured in the George Clooney/John Tuturro movie, O' brother where art thou. Which was a Hoot and a half! And was originally sung and released by Dan Tyminski & Union Station. These gents of HOME FREE SMASH EVERY SONG THEY SING!!!

[@mamabears34]

So glad that you enjoyed this, you are in for a real treat I promise you that. You may have never heard of them but believe me they are very popular for a reason. They set the bar with the level of talent that they put out! You definitely want to check their cover of End of the Road by Boyz II Men, you will see and hear a much different side to them in this video. You will appreciate them even more as you get to know their styles, personalities and music, not to mention their sense of humor lol Happy listening!

[@lucyFV]

This song was first done in 192o’s. Love watching first time reactions to Home Free! Love them

[@user-vl4fx5wf1q]

Blue grass!!

[@vickiloyall7002]

You have barely scratched the surface of the incredible talent of every single one of these guys. To see the unbelievable Adam Rupp go crazy with the “nomonica” watch their cover of Ain’t Goin Down til the Sun Comes Up it’s on Facebook)and many more showcasing each one of these great musicians. Love your reaction, I found your channel because I watch every Home Free reaction I can find. Thanks!❤️

[@virginiacroce5849]

You will definitely enjoy their "Butts Medley". Be prepares to laugh.

[@kirkybeats]

The song I believe is from "oh brother where art though." Good movie and great song.

[@belinda9696]

Oh, he is a magician alright a vocal magician. Adam Rupp is his name. I've seen him do this live onstage and he can do it well. Not many beatboxers can because it takes breathing out of your nose and mouth at the same time. I subbed and looking forward to more Home free reactions on your channel, pick anything and you are pretty much guaranteed to like it from these guys, they are amazing! They were on the 4th season of The Sing-Off, which only ran 5 seasons and it was totally acapella groups, they won the 4th season, and PTX (Pentatonix) won in the 3rd season of it. It's on KZbin with the judge's comments on Mr. Duckbear's channel.

[@tomhansen4576]

Since you mentioned Rascal Flatts, HF does and amazing cover of Bless The Broken Road. The HF fan base are known as Home Fries and now you will be getting much love from them as you react to one of the most talented vocal bands on the planet.

[@hamblinta]

Home Free can sing any genre, this one is bluegrass to me. You will never go wrong with any song, whether cover or original, that they do…they are truly amazing! If you want deep & kind of creepy check out “Folsom Prison Blues.” They came to national attention on a show called Sing Off season 4 from 2013. The uncomfortable guy joined the group in 2016 (right the time they did this video. Another group is Voice Play along with PTX and others.

[@springrosenbaum3923]

Actually...Austin is probobly the most at home in front of the camera. He's playing a role! Love HF

[@dolasfudge705]

Don't forget "God Bless the USA"! So good and patriotic.

[@andyowens1711]

im so glad uve finally found these guys theres so much ur missing out on theres so much amazing thing to discover

[@theresaswallows4274]

Totally agree!! He’s in for an awesome ride

[@brendagrothier967]

You have just been introduced to the best Acapella group out there. They sing all genre's of music.

[@Rocky-N-Angel]

The original version is considered Bluegrass/Country/Folk combination with heavy Bluegrass influence. I believe Flatt and Scrubbs did this song originally and the song gained a massive amount of popularity with the release of the movie " Oh Brother How Art Thou " with George Clooney. The song was more popular due to that movie than any other recording or version of the song had ever done. Thanks for doing this reaction.

[@toddwright3619]

Man Of Constant Sorrow is actually an old Bluegrass song from about 100 years ago. It was made famous most recently in the movie Oh Brother Where Art Thou.

[@pathendren4462]

What gets me, and it is almost never commented upon, is Tim's bass drop immediately after his solo.

[@anitawright7169]

Welcome to the Home Free Rabbit hole. These guys are amazing. They have so many songs. Check out When a Man Loves a Woman, American Pie cover with Don Mc Lean and many more! Love your reaction!

[@rebeccagibbs8794]

They did an AMAZING cover of Rascal Flats "God Bless the Broken Road“ ❤️

[@bradmakes]

Dude... hahahaha.. the pitch perfect movies are such a guilty pleasure of mine, good lord. My wife and I could watch them every day and they never get old.

[@petuniasevan]

From left to right: Rob Lundquist, tenor. AKA "The Beard". Soulful voice, also can whistle beautifully. Joined Home Free 2008. From Minnesota. Adam Chance, bass/baritone. AKA Chance. Overtone singing a specialty: he was doing jaw harp here. Joined 2016. From Alabama very near where this video was filmed. Austin Brown, high tenor. AKA The Flirt. Almost operatic voice power, never shrill. Joined 2013. From Georgia. Adam Rupp, beatboxer. AKA Freak of Nature. Best vocal percussionist IMHO. Formed Home Free with his brother Chris in 2000. From Minnesota. Tim Foust, bass. AKA Dragon Breath. Can shake the paint off the walls with that voice. Joined 2012. From Texas. In earlier videos (pre May 2016) you may see a guy with shadow beard and a cowboy hat or ball cap. That's Chris Rupp. He did the baritone work before leaving for solo career.

[@dianefreeman7194]

The music genre you're trying to think of is bluegrass. You are about to start down a road from which there is no return -- the Home Free journey. They do it all, and Adam Rupp is priceless. He does more "no-monica" in their cover of Working for a Living by Huey Lewis and the News.

[@Heroo01]

Sixteen Tons by Geoff Castellucci is insanely deep, I think you'd love it

[@briankilpatrick6014]

Hi send it just subbed, anybody who likes home free has music in his soul. Welcome to the family of home fries. 👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@stanrock2225]

You just found the best group out there. Home Free never miss on a song. Thanks

[@lavender_granny]

their version of this song has always had a Blue Grass feel to me; maybe that is the genre you were looking for

[@datmanydocris]

Adam Rupp is half human, half casio synthesizer.

[@vickiadkins9844]

Ty so much for reacting to HF!! The best of the very best!! Please continue to react to Home Free!!

[@Natasha-ty7oo]

It's the 'no" moncia!! Ain't going down till the sun comes up on their Facebook is the next level of it!

[@deanbrown4083]

Welcome to the rabbit hole. You need to react to their cover of Brothers in Arms.

[@beverlybrantley5659]

Home Free did American Pie with Don McLean. It is fantastic.

[@fredamedic2000]

welcome to the rabbit hole. Pick any song they do and it's fire. I've had the pleasure of seeing them live. They are just as good live. As for the Harmonica, yes he is doing that with his voice and there are 2 of them that can do it and they all can beatbox to some level.

[@rogerosterberger4627]

This song was done by many groups, Peter, Paul and Mary. Oh brother where art thou movie was set around this song.

[@Liz-cmc313]

I just recently found these guys. I'm not into country but I've liked this song since I saw the movie Brother Where Art Thou. This is incredible.

[@charlenemetcalf4290]

Each one of Home Free artists can do some beat boxing which why it always sounds so great. They are exceptional.

[@joylambert121]

There are so many amazing Home Free songs

[@lindamorrison9755]

Austin can vocalize the nomonica ( as Adam calls it) too. They can all beatbox to some extent. The man you said look uncomfortable is Chance and he was doing the jaw harp and that to do so long is very very hard to do. Love my Home Free.

[@bobbie1st]

Welcome to the very best acapella group imho. They not only amaze us with their talent, they are also really great guys. No ego's. They love the fans and we love them back. I will gladly sub if you are going to do more HF.

[@noahl.5092]

Adam Rupp has said he does the harmonica by doing a imitation of cartmans voice (south park) and opening and closing his airways there's a video of him talking about it

[@Send1tReacts]

That is WILD!

[@noahl.5092]

@@Send1tReacts yeah man I'll look for the video

[@musiclovingnurse2802]

“There’s no way he can make that sound!” Adam Rupp-“Hold my beer!” Does “that sound” in Workin’ For a Livin’ in addition to Man of Constant Sorrow,

[@Motowad]

Probably not something you can watch on stream, because of copyrights, but this song is originally from the movie “O brother, where art thou?”; it’s one of my favorite movies still to this day and I recommend it 1000%. Its an older movie with George Clooney in his prime

[@cheryljohnson733]

The harmonica guy majored in trumpet in college so he can probably do that sound no prob,.They were on the Sing-Off and won it.

[@whyme7996]

This is a Bluegrass standard written back in 1913. Home Free...a group of 5 men that somehow includes 2 bass, 3 baritones, 5 tenors, and 5 beatboxers.