Tim Foust (Home Free) - Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow/Stay FIRST REACTION! (HERE WE GO!!!)

[@miamidolphinsfan]

Tim is just a master of his 5 octave range.....love his voice and respect his abilities

[@YBPlaysMusic]

So do I, was really enjoyable!

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

ALL TIM~ amazing 🤩

[@lindanearing4710]

Isn't Tim just something else?! What an astounding talent. For people who are unaware of his insane vocal range, I'm sure this would be a shock to them. Tim is a most genuine and humble person. In fact, Home Free are all decent, humble, down to earth guys. They love and appreciate their fans. None of them have succumbed to the arrogance of celebrity. Another reason the Home Fries are so fiercely loyal to them. Great reaction. Thanks.

[@kylesummers1565]

Masterful! Peace, Love!!

[@reginaminton1135]

Tim is an amazing singer. These two songs put together are so well done. Thank you for an excellent reaction.

[@YBPlaysMusic]

Thx Regina, glad you enjoyed it!😌

[@JFord1234]

That boy good, that boy real good

[@glendanagunst9953]

His nasal sound is because that was the style of the original singer so he went for the authentic sound and added his own style!

[@GaiaOne]

See, each one of the Home Free men is so damned good. No wonder the group is so awesome. You just can't beat them for talent, training, and hard, hard work.

[@tassilo5949]

It doesn't matter what Tim sings and no matter if super low or very high - it's always perfect, the tones clear and clean. What a voice, what a talent! WOW !!! Whenever I think nothing can surprise me anymore, the next killer comes, LOL :-) This is the reason why Tim is my absolute favorite.

[@bernieregnier4500]

Really enjoy each member of Home Free. They can be stand alone and have success and they are phenominal as group!!

[@stanrock2225]

Talent level is off the charts.

[@sharonmortimer3843]

All of Home Free are very humble guy's. Tim is an amazing vocalist for sure. Truly enjoyed watching your reaction to this song.

[@dianemiller7705]

Tim used to be a math teacher. Can you imagine that voice during lecture?!?!

[@mickeyswitz]

It would have made me happy to go to math class hahahaha. I've always loved a deep voice.

[@Blue-rl5dp]

He lifts his chin to help do the high notes, he dips the chin to do the low ones. Notes that seem to us as middle to high baritone are still high for him, his normal being the high to middle bass range. Reaching the tenor notes sometimes he even raises up on his toes. That doesn't help voice the note one bit but it tells you he's working to get there and he has his own mental image of what he needs to reach it. That "nose sound" you've noticed is actually his Southern America accent. It's what makes him sound "Country".

[@itzel1735]

You articulated what I was thinking.

[@jimbennett8036]

I watched another reaction by someone on this song and the reactor thought the mixer was doing some of the singing. Wong, Tim does all the singing and it it mixed very well.

[@suzannediaz3582]

I love Tim's cover of In My Room by the Beach Boys.

[@dagmar.6954]

Another great rendition by Tim Foust. Love his new cd with all the older doo-wop songs. His voice really suits this genre of music. We know he can really bring the bass but how about his falsetto? I have always loved these 2 songs from 1960 "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" by The Shirelles & "Stay" by Maurice Williams & The Zodiacs.

[@marlahudgins7038]

TIM is phenominal; and his album is even better

[@MsSigurd3]

Yes more Tim 💕and thanks for sharing 😉

[@teresacartwright5406]

You might also notice that - whether in live concerts or videos - when Austin reaches for a high note, he pulls his arms down and when Tim is going for an especially high note, he tilts his head to the side. As you said, it's interesting to see the techniques various singers use. Love your analysis & commentary!

[@teresacartwright5406]

P.S. - In an interview Tim said that he encourages bass singers to exercise their higher ranges that it will, overall, improve not just their singing but their bass.

[@marshac7738]

SO GOOD! Love that Tim's bringing back doo-wop 🥰 (Now we know what a 5-octave range really sounds like❣️) And to think he might have gone into dentistry or teaching and we would've missed out on his musical genius 🤯 This is so unbelievably fabulous! I only wish this video didn't fade out before he hits that final high note! I really want to hear his incredible finale to this gorgeous arrangement! ❣️🎼🥰🎶❤️

[@roberthudson1959]

I always love the moment when a reactor's knowledge of Foust's range becomes experienced reality.

[@bobbie1st]

I think all of the guys in Home Free are really honest genuinely nice guys. That's one of the reasons i love them so much. It's hard to find anyone that talented that doesn't have a big ego to go with it and all of them are very down to earth, no ego human beings. I really enjoy your reactions to Home Free and any member of them separately. Please do more from them.

[@LaurieRein]

Thanks for this - love Tim and Homefree - like your analysis - very interesting.

[@christopherdavis1156]

Tim started as a tenor, as most young boys do. His voice changed quite a bit during his early teen years more to the bass level. He has said in his tutorials that he works to keep his high range available so he can use it when needed. It is easier for a bass to go high than it is for a tenor to go low. He even tells people he works with to work on their high range in order to keep their low range ready to go. It has something to do with keeping the vocals cords loose for the bass range.

[@nanadeborah8717]

When Tim sang on cruise ships, it was with Home Free. That's where they found Austin. He was in a musical theatre bit on one of the cruises. What beautiful voices God brought together in Home Free. Each member is so incredibly talented. Tim also has a wicked sense of humor. React to Colder Weather Lapse,it's a live version. Watch Tim's eyes when the lapse happens.

[@dianeritthaler7792]

Tim is Amazing. His range is insane. I love Tims sense of humor as well as his talent.

[@kareng1894]

Thank you ^_^

[@donnastupka7507]

Love this! 💘💘💘

[@bradclifton5248]

Story time with Tim is fun

[@lucdowney4564]

Terrific reaction - always learn something from you. Thanks.

[@minneyruth]

❤❤❤❤

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Welcome to Mr 5 octave Tim Foust,

[@jillchamberlain6478]

Yes, it is so fun to hear his low speaking voice, after his high range singing!!

[@jackiebenefield6852]

Check Austin Brown Unchained Melody. ❤️ Love Tim and Austin.

[@christophermarquez5873]

Bro love your reaction...Love the break down...❤💪💪💪...just subscribed....enjoyed it..Blessings 3🙏🙏

[@debbiehall9091]

Tim has an amazing vocal range. ❤️

[@jillchamberlain6478]

New fan of yours, longer fan of Home Free and all the members. Loved your reaction.

[@susansundaram6737]

From the same album Tim does the Beach Boys tune "In My Room". Five(5) Tim's in one room. Enjoyed your reaction to this video. Be well.

[@YBPlaysMusic]

Thx Susan, appreciate it! Thx for the suggestion!

[@anitawright7169]

Tim is awesome! Love your reaction!

[@carolburnett2926]

I didn’t take time to read all of the comments so I hope I’m not repeating some else’s. This style of music is from the 1950s-1960s era. If you have time to just relax with something, there is a movie/musical about this type of music called Jersey Boys. It has a lot of musical history in it about the changes to popular music that happened during that timeframe, particularly in the US. I love seeing reactions to this song!

[@usmadgirl3074]

Always love your reactions to Home Free guys! 😊

[@sandralorenz1796]

Check out Tim doing "Come Go With Me".

[@par500dragon7]

Stay was a hit by Frankie Valley and the 4 Seasons. Frankie was famous for his ability to sing in a high pitched tone.

[@babyfry4775]

Oh this is a fun one. It’s the old doo wop sound of the 50’s and 60’s. He also does a Beach Boys song, In the Room…it’s so good. Tim is so versatile. He’s just showing off that 5 octave range for you. Good reaction Yuri.

[@kristindunstan172]

If you haven't seen Austin Brown's "Bring Him Home" yet, you should check that out, too.

[@justann1358]

I love this! Thank you for reacting to this. I always enjoy your reactions, they are both fun and analytical. Please react to some of Home Free’s funny videos like The Butt’s Remix or their cover of All About That Bass Edit: oh and if you do, pay close attention because there are some seriously funny details in the videos and also an easter egg here and there

[@vickiadkins9844]

Please react to In My Room by the Beach Boys

[@jolenegeffre3281]

Tim is a very humble person and so talented. Austin was the one who was the singer on the cruise ship by the way. Please also react to Austin solo songs

[@jankreps5115]

Tim has a five octave range! Listen to the songs he does with Peter Hollens “sound of silence”, “Greensleeves” , “Bridge over troubled waters”, Snow globe”& “Your Man” on stage withHome Free”!! Nice reaction!

[@beverlybewley9437]

austin is the one who sang on cruise ships before home free

[@debbienorris7307]

Love your informed reactions! Be sure and check out Austin’s channel, too.

[@bobbycoates9174]

BETTER THAN THE BEACH BOYS ? HELL YES !

[@LaurieRein]

Thanks!

[@YBPlaysMusic]

Yw Laurie!😁

[@sandrastorer5628]

Lot of resonance in his head voice. Maybe that lends itself to a more nasal tone.

[@ratdad48]

Talk.....talk

[@YBPlaysMusic]

Why do you watch a reaction video if you don't want interruption?...

[@ratdad48]

Because the subject of the video is music. Let's listen. Two stops is the charm!

[@YBPlaysMusic]

@@ratdad48 perhaps that is your opinion, but I think the subject of the video is the reaction. If the music is the focus, then you should just watch the original video I think.

[@ratdad48]

We differ. But I can appreciate your opinion.