Tribal Villagers Hear Acapella (Pentatonix) for the FIRST TIME! Body Language Analyst Reacts!

Is body language universal? Do we all express certain feelings the exact same way? The KZbin channel @TRYBALS exposes Tribal people to western products, music and videos for the first time. But what can their body language tell us about how they really feel about these experiences? And are there some non-verbal behaviors that don't translate at all? Find out now?
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FULL REACTION VIDEO By Trybals here:
• Tribal People React to...
Hallelujah by Pentatonix music video here:
• Pentatonix - Halleluja...
SOURCES
Facial Expressions of Emotion of Blind Peoplepubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19210...
Palm Orientation Across Cultureswww.semanticscholar.org/paper...
Palm Away and Negationscholars.cityu.edu.hk/en/publ...
Palm Up Gestures Across Cultures
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Eye flutter for processing and memory
www.frontiersin.org/articles/...
Research on Low Blink Rate
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2964173/.
Research and Science of Eyebrow Flash
• Why Do We Raise Our Ey...
TIMESTAMPS
03:30 Body Language of Tribal People
18:37 is Body Language The Same for All Humans?
29:02 How Did He Know That?!
32:07 Can You Tell What They're Thinking?
#behavioralpsychology #bodylanguage #howtoreadbodylanguage #psychology #thebehavioralarts #behavioralanalysis #howtoreadpeople

[@sundeecampbell980]

Next up: Trybals react to their body language being analyzed.

[@saramomo7927]

😂

[@Ms.Delphine1204]

Right! 😂

[@jules3048]

That would be cool

[@TRYBALS]

I can't promise it but I'll surely let them know about this.

[@saramomo7927]

@@TRYBALS 😲🫢🤗🤗!!!!!!

[@Mohsin__Khan]

Abdul being a kryptonite for body language analysts is such a power move by Abdul 😂😂😂

[@dmcl1958]

I absolutely love this branch of body language analysis. It isn't only about truth and lies - it is also how we meet as fellow human beings. ❤

[@loveyourketo1433]

Beautifully said

[@RangeGleasry]

❤

[@bbdn5123]

That's why I'm subscribed to both channels ☝🏽💖🌌💫

[@obsi-wan]

Yes!

[@AnitaN.o.]

❤❤❤

[@angelicraftsandarts]

I was actually laughing out loud when you said contact Abdul for interrogation purposes, that was hilarious! 🤣 Loved it

[@leashade4079]

I laughed out loud, as well! Great line, Spidey!! 😂

[@penelopefp]

Same!! 1:00 am, waking up the house with my giggles!

[@stefano94103]

I would love to see him being interrogated. They would probably give up 😂

[@obsi-wan]

Yup, true laugh out loud moment :D :D Hilarious!

[@maillemacanaugh1841]

@@stefano94103they’d give him a job, lol!

[@poyilathtube]

20:16 As a South Asian myself, Muharam turning his ONE hand up is recognizable very easily as a "Arrey Wah!" in Hindi.. Kind of meaning "Oh wow!" It's very often seen among sitting audience to a musical or theatre performance. Actually a Google image or video search for "Arrey Wah" would bring up similar stuff. Loved this video! ❤

[@TheBehavioralArts]

That’s so cool! And makes perfect sense. It must be grounded in being amazed. Love it

[@harryevans1111]

I love how honest you are about Abdul. A lesser expert would claim to draw conclusions about that human statue. You have the confidence to say, “I have no idea what he’s thinking” 👏

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Ha thanks. I often talk about this and it comes down to where my experience came from. Although now I do interview consulting, I initially learned and honed reading people as an entertainer, on stage. Truth is I would never in a million performances pick an Abdul to come up on stage, I have the luxury of choosing people from the audience that are an easier read. Interrogators have no choice. They have to work with the person in front of them.

[@infernalsorcery7923]

​@@TheBehavioralArtswow, this nuance is gold compared to the rest of the content on youtube..

[@zeedo666]

@@TheBehavioralArts You really made me laugh when I listened to your comment on his inscrutable body language 😂😂😂

[@sandygrogg1203]

Hi, I was born blind, and wlth neural heating deficit. My site was restored after about six weeks or so. I will be 80 in September, and suffer from being legally blind, due to severe glaucoma. My hearing has gotten worse over the years. It’s been quite a journey. In spite of everything, I am a natural harmonizer, and have belong to many choirs and small groups. Singing a cappella has always been the best. That’s because when the song ends you must be on the same key you started with. Once belong to a church music group, that always sang for the 730 mass in our parish. We worked together for about eight years, and we got really really good. It was so much fun to harmonize. You just can’t imagine how satisfying it can be to to create a harmony. Hearing and feeling the horror we created was just the best.

[@nadinewhite993]

Hopefully someone can let you know that right near the end of your post the word 'horror' has popped up instead of what I am assuming should be 'harmony'. Your beautiful post needs the harmony of the correct word 😊

[@linag7308]

I've watched this channel a few times. I love seeing how other cultures respond to a different culture. Whether it be the Western world or another tribe.

[@selahr.]

Trybals is a true gem of a channel. They will brighten your day. The “regulars” are terrific. They have great personalities and awesome reactions. Their reactions to music videos are kind of mind blowing.

[@amandagfuller]

Agreed. It's not only a fun watch, but it truly highlights the shared experience of being human while simultaneously highlighting the beauty of everyone being different.

[@TRYBALS]

Thank you so much, I feel honored 🤗❤️🌹

[@spinthepickle1244]

They are all so smart and sensitive and thoughtful. Their reactions are lovely. You can tell they enjoy participating and their reactions aren't about trying to be an entertaining reaction (overreaction). It always feels very authentic. It's a wonderful channel.

[@denisenj7648]

I love that over a third of this video was establishing baseline. That's how important it is.

[@majorzipf8947]

Muharam is such a genuine lovely person. He seems like a sweetheart.

[@sm5574]

I get the impression Muharam is heavily involved in music in his daily life. Either he simply loves actively listening to music, or maybe he's a choir director or music teacher or something similar. He seems to be the most in tune with the musicality of it all, where the others are focused on the emotions or the mechanical aspects.

[@geekelly000]

The young guy is quite expressive. I've seen him being touched to tears by music videos.

[@alisonhewitt1753]

I found Trybal when they covered James Blunt singing ‘Monsters’. Since then I’ve been fascinated by them. They are so elegant joyful and empathetic. An absolute pleasure to watch

[@debbieheath7838]

Do you watch, Tribal People Try? Both them and the Trybal channels have kept me enthralled and humbled by their honest, deep, and kind opinions of the larger world!

[@SGaux]

What is "Trybal?"

[@vivianquinones9453]

@@SGaux it’s the name of the You Tube channel.

[@michaelm.1947]

@@SGaux "Trybal" is the name of the KZbin channel ( @TRYBALS ) that was reacted to in this video. The name itself is word play on the word, "tribal" due to it showing reactions of tribal residents in Pakistan.

[@jt5426]

I really want to sit down for a cup of tea with Muharam! He seems like such a fun loving and wise man. I love how expressive, interested and invested he is!

[@digitaldorothy]

I agree, I bet he has fantastic stories 😊

[@tiermacgirl]

Some of his reactions remind me of my dad

[@tracyaf6084]

I love this channel!!!! It’s so fun to see how similar people are around the world. Plus seeing adults experiencing new things almost turns them child like in their surprise and wonder. It’s a rare experience at a certain age, but always delightful. Thank you for this one ❤

[@nicolegroves6880]

Spidey! Get out of my head! That was such a surreal moment 🤣 It felt like you were talking right to me when you said, "You're trying it, aren't you?" because I was indeed trying it!! 😂

[@jenniferpearce1052]

Me too!

[@SophieLaF0ntaine]

Me too!! 🤣

[@glen4075]

Same😂

[@LJHYND]

Yep, me too!

[@acceptinglife6491]

I love how versatile your videos are! dope as heck

[@kirencja1]

Notice That the eyebrow flash you're discussing at 22:47 happens when the Woman singing appears on the screen 😅 he just likes whom he's seeing in that moment. The cheeky smile also confirms that.

[@Camrychronicles]

Spidey’s videos regulate me after a 12 hour night shift. Thank you, good sir 🥹🙌🤍🫶

[@maryw4069]

No sir, the world thanks you for doing the work necessary for your future. Bravo 🎉

[@Jamaicafunk]

As a musician who has performed all around the world, 'reading the room' is always a challenge. Audiences in Japan could just be quietly sitting there as the music plays and loving it while you're thinking, 'Oh man, we're bombing...' Americans are probably the most expressive when they like (or hate) something. You usually know what they're thinking right away.

[@jenniferpearce1052]

I went to a Pentatonix concert in the US where the audience was so loud in screaming their approval that their singing was inaudible. I think if you like the music, you actually want to hear it and should applaud and scream afterwards. Do the screaming for a band you got dragged to and don't actually want to hear! 😅

[@michaelm.1947]

@@jenniferpearce1052 "their singing was inaudible" As an American, I agree. Just one more reason I enjoy living in Japan right now. Watching movies is similar - the only time you'll hear anything from the JP audience is if they laugh (and interestingly, it's not in the beats where a westerner would laugh in a western-made film).

[@Jamaicafunk]

@@jenniferpearce1052 One of the reasons the Beatles stopped touring.

[@esm1817]

I don't love rock concerts for this reason. It's like a screaming match and leaves me emotionally and physically exhausted. Yeah, it's fun...until the stimuli gets to be too much. About three songs in... 😅

[@Steven4Strings]

​@@michaelm.1947as American, please tell me how I can move to Japan

[@nicolea6601]

I'm only halfway through, but I love everything about this video. I am someone who's very empathetic and highly sensitive, so I'm sitting here exactly as you are describing.... my face is saying sadness, but it's simply the emotion I'm feeling from listening to this rendition, which is giving me chills 🥹 It's hauntingly beautiful 😍

[@DutchJoan]

This is such a positive thing to watch. I love it! Ordinary people are fascinating. I do love the old man too, because he gave tremendous praise by praising the "Ustad", the supposed teacher that taught Pentatonix. By calling the teacher great he inadvertently said that Pentatonix is great. He reminds me of an old greengrocer from my early childhood who used to praise my mother when I showed proper social skills but never gave me a direct compliment for my behaviour. I wonder whether he's always been this stoic or that he learnt to control himself through life experience.

[@penelopefp]

That's an enlightening explanation. I've experienced something like that before with my children being indirectly "complimented". I think it feels different, in a respectful way, than just complimenting the kids.

[@pi.szczel]

Spidey, having watched you for long hours I find you to be such an amazing professional and humble pure human being. I really feel this need of wishing just all the best in this world for you. I am your greatest fan, and I thank you for your work. Love from Poland! PS I indeed might want to contact Abdul some day 😂

[@chrisdesjca]

One of my favorite Trybals videos is when they react to pow wow music and dancing, they dance in their seats and sing at points. In the end one of their elders shares one of their songs that seems to show a strong understanding of what's going on in the pow wow video.

[@amandagfuller]

My favorite are the 2 videos they did on the song "Zombie." It's interesting to see the stark differences in their body language between 2 versions of the same song. I also LOVE Mohammad's point of view between the 2 videos.

[@marydodsonmt]

I remember my high school speech teacher quoting that "90% of communication is nonverbal" statistic. It seemed sketchy at the time, so thanks for clearing that up. Mitch is a countertenor, I agree. Voice of an angel. I love watching music reaction videos. It's such a joy to watch other people hear the music I love for the first time and see it touch their hearts as it touches mine. These people being from such a different culture makes it extra special.

[@cherylnixon7471]

I've seen the Trybals before, in passing, on KZbin, and it's really fascinating. After I finish your video, I will definitely go and subscribe. I wanted to stop, though, and say that this is making me very emotional, and I have no idea why. Anyway, I love what you do spidey, and it's best when it's obviously a subject that you are personally very excited about. Thank you. ❤

[@EEmB]

I recommend the same concept on the channel The Common Man Show! The insights from those villagers, while learning about the world, is amazing! That channel is one of my favorites of all of youtube!

[@battygirlrachel]

28:01 first thing i thought of when you did that with your hands with those words was Tiffany Gomas on the plane saying 'that mf-er is not real!' 😂 So glad you are doing this break down! Ive watched Trybals for yrs and it always feels like sitting down with friends and just chatting. Its a good reminder that at the end of the day we are all just ppl and all the categories we devise for each other really tells us so little about each other. Adnan does a good job at letting each of the reactors personalities shine. In a way, behavioral arts is about setting aside preconceived notions of all those categories and just looking at the person. It has practical applications, but i think it also is a way to experience things too... it focuses our observations outwards into reality instead of just in our mind. Youve given me lots to think about!

[@Abbywise32]

15:58 that hand rub was pure anticipation He's excited

[@sundeecampbell980]

This is brilliant! Thanks for this. So excited to see your analysis.

[@karaynaR1132]

I wake up at 4:30 am Monday through Friday for work . So i look forward to saturday because i get to sleep in and waking up to coffee and spidey. However when you post comments about your upcoming videos and you say you're excited, i get so excited and dont care about sleeping in. You always deliver i totally loved this video 🥰.

[@pameladigaetano8119]

Know how you feel. Great job of making your point. Lots of people agree. 😂😂❤

[@teresaford5053]

I think this was one of the most fascinating analysis to watch - enjoying your program all the time 🫶👍🎉

[@Caketime2]

I haven't started this yet but Pentatonix is my absolute favorite band , so damn talented! And reaction videos to them are my second favorite thing! So I'm going to love this

[@Caketime2]

And with that I'm going to predict it's going to be shocked admiration surprise and nothing but good things!

[@lynn2574]

Me too! Seeing them live again in Sep. Saw them last year for the first time, and it blew me away. My husband took me as a gift, but isn’t super familiar with the band, He was very confused by Mitch’s voice. 😂

[@just2happyhounds]

@@Caketime2 I am 100% with on this! I, too, watch Pentatonix Reaction Videos....Every. Single. Day! Been OG fan since Sing Off in 2011. I love Spidey, too, so I was happy to see two of my very favorite (but very different) interests collide 🙂

[@deborahrohde3171]

I was going to say the same thing. The only thing better than a PTX song is a PTX first time reaction. I was a little disappointed that we didn't see anyone ( in these clips) get "Mitch Slapped" at that high note😂

[@Melanie-nk2ij]

❤❤❤

[@desireeschafer6873]

I took the “unnatural” comment to be like, it’s not natural for humans to be able to create music like this without instruments~ I like the switch up of content this week, keeping it fresh ✨

[@ThatRedhed]

Like, "How are they doing that?!"

[@TRYBALS]

I had to show Mohammad a drum solo by Adam Rip. It's on the channel btw 🤠

[@melissacoviello2886]

@@ThatRedhedthat’s how even the fans feel and we know how amazing they are, and somehow they up their game every time.

[@robtooley4002]

This was such a fun video and a nice change of pace. Thanks for making this. I really enjoyed it.

[@stacyl7783]

I love how the Mitch-slap is universal. 🤣Great video!

[@beeloved1273]

I think this video is one of my favorites! It was so fascinating! Thanks Spidey!

[@ChefScottSUP]

Hey Spidey, your insights on body language are incredible! Keep spreading positivity and understanding. You're making a difference! 🌟

[@paularubina9843]

Thank you so much for covering this group ! I've been watching them for awhile 😊

[@Sin_dhoo]

10:38. He is saying "ji". it is used usually to refer to someone with respect. In this instance it's more like a "yes, yes" kind of acknowledgement.

[@TheChaosGoddess]

I think the eyebrow flash you talked about at 22:46 is actually him appreciating Kirstin's beauty. If you look at the exact moment it happens at 18:53 and how his smile turns appreciative in addition to the eyebrows flashing, it's the moment she shows up in her closeup on the screen. That's my read on that anyways.

[@mrsb1212]

Yep, I caught that too, his cheeky smile gave it away 😂 As far as I’m aware, he’s the only one who’s single. I remember he had a soft spot for Cyndi Lauper when she had the bright yellow hair, in the Girls want to have fun video. He even painted a portrait of her. He was so smitten, bless him 😍😄

[@TheChaosGoddess]

@@mrsb1212 I wish Spidey would see this message with our assessment of that body language and get his take on our view. I am very curious...

[@juliamacdonald3767]

I love your channel. The most intellectual place on KZbin. Thanks so much.

[@SusanHopkinson]

Abdul was saying “nahi” which means no (in agreement with being told there are no instruments) in both Urdu and Hindi

[@onmylastnerve282]

Mukhtiar's eyebrow flash was also his appreciation for the woman's beauty as the video shows a close up of her at the same moment. I'm certain of it because the interviewer asks him shortly thereafter if he planned to paint her & he did the eyebrow flash again in response to the question.

[@kitchfacepalm]

Without a doubt it coincided with her appearing on the screen.

[@KhaoticKalm]

lmao “if you’re ever being interrogated contact this man”

[@sherimcinnis3997]

I just started watching, but I must comment already. (I probably will a few times because this may be one of your most important videos everrrr -- if not one of THE most important ever.) We have to realize that our cultures separate us ... but still, there's SO much that unites us!! Much gratitude from a Canadian expat in Holland! 🙏

[@aurareid5652]

Oooh, this was a great analysis! I particularly enjoyed observing the universal body language across cultures. Please do more videos like this 🙏🏽 😊

[@TRYBALS]

Hi 🙂

[@TRYBALS]

Just tuned in, let me see what this is about. Thank you 🙂

[@tcf_iceland]

It's amazing to see you guys here, I've been watching you for a long time. All of you are absolutely beautiful and seem so nice and good people. All my love to the whole Trybals group from Iceland 🇮🇸 ❤️ 🌋

[@TRYBALS]

@@tcf_iceland Thank you, lots of love 🙂

[@TheElbowMerchant]

This video showed me your content for the first time. It's really unique and entertaining stuff! Keep up the good work.

[@TRYBALS]

@@TheElbowMerchant thank you ❤️

[@obsi-wan]

This was really fascinating - thank you!!! It would be great to see more of these. (And now I'm off to go watch more of their reaction vids!)

[@LindseyBuckle]

One of my favourite videos of yours, thank you Spidey. It’s fascinating how you can start to feel a connection towards a stranger just by slowing down and considering their non-verbal communication.

[@PandaBear1316]

This is a near full answer to a question I'd posted on another one of your videos a couple weeks ago. This is Amazing! 😍

[@casstrumbley8107]

Wow wow wow Spidey, this was so fascinating!!! I'm going to watch it again straightaway. I only learned about this Tribals channel from your community post sharing about them, and I can't thank you enough!! Absolutely fantastic work once again.

[@kathyevans2968]

Wow! I loved this analysis & their reactions. All your videos are interesting, but this was intriguing & honestly my favourite!

[@chantellefranco-green1912]

I enjoyed this one so much. Truly amazing to see the body language interpretation versus actual words.

[@Shekaula]

Superb! So pleased you offered your insights the Trybals and shined light on their channel. I enjoy watching them too!

[@NN-zk4uz]

I love this - this is all the content I need. Please never stop making videos.

[@boxleyBox]

Been a fan and follower for a while and always appreciate your videos, but I especially enjoyed this one! What a great idea for a video- fascinating analysis! *loved* it!! Thanks, Spidey! 🫶

[@marjoleinewelters1728]

Spidey this is a great one! On top of this: Great awareness of cultural differences and similarities, body language, reactions to music, differences in the amounth of body language per person and once again letting us know about the 90% body language myth. There is one thing that I absolutely love about this one... I love how we learn the importance of context here. That is something i think people can forget to take into consideration often. When it is such an important, even essential part of analysing pretty much anything. Thank you for putting that extra emphasis on that! So many people draw conclusions based on half-info. This context awareness is so important. Even in day to day critical thinking. So thank you for putting it in your video here. ❤

[@ntokozo..]

I noticed that at 28:00 his shoulders vibrated suggesting that his feet started moving violently adding to the excitement and curiosity at that very moment.

[@heatherwoods528]

Amazing episode, Spidey! I'm going to show this one to my girls. Your own level of comfort and enjoyment (and your hair is looking ahmazing 🪄) shines through, too.

[@cmorgan7851]

I follow them already! So cool you chose this as new content!

[@hissykittycat]

Great video! I love it that you were able to take individuals from another culture and point out the universal consistencies we have across cultures and the differences, as well. Well done! Thank you for giving us this very interesting analysis!

[@cyn8396]

Please more of that content! I enjoyed this video so much. I enjoy your content in general,, you're very good at your job, and I'd be super excited to see moreTrybals analyses:3 cheers

[@BergenholtzChannel]

I love, love, love watching your commentary on something I have already watched because I can get so much more out of it from you !!!

[@carolh.3602]

What an educational experience this is. I loved your commentary. I'll check out their other videos. Thanks.

[@cathrynnicholls8161]

That was so engaging. I really enjoyed your analysis. More like this, please 😊

[@BlueLavenderFlowers]

LOVE THIS ! So excited to watch!

[@witness2theinsanity757]

Whenever I need to feel better, I find a new Trybals video. I emotionally have connected with these people I have been watching for a few years now. You did a nice job of why these people have an affect on me.

[@saramomo7927]

‘Bro, I am curious’-love it 😅❤️

[@vivalavienails]

I loved this type of video. I get so excited when I give my opinion out loud, and then you say it, and it's the same. It makes me feel like I'm really learning this 😊

[@nicolegroves6880]

This was such a fascinating topic! It was refreshing to see something a little different and I just really, really enjoyed it.

[@Jennyknight1229]

This is the first time I’m seeing one of your videos and I’m hooked! I’m a speech-language pathologist and I work primarily with children and adults with developmental disabilities. The vast majority of my students have autism, so I’m often trying to teach them these common nuances of nonverbal communication. They pick up on the bigger, more obvious nonverbal communication behaviors but often struggle with the smaller, quicker behaviors and how the combination of simultaneous behaviors or the quick succession of behaviors can help us more accurately infer an individuals thoughts, emotions, and intentions. I’m looking forward to exploring more of your videos to see if I can use any of them to help teach my students! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and expertise!

[@pchygrl17]

Awesome video! I’ve been following Trybals for years, fantastic reaction channel!

[@aliselynch]

Theres another similar channel called Tribal People Try, and those reactors are very emotive. You'd love them. Highly recommend amd would enjoy some more of these too.

[@jennamenzies3652]

Oh, I loved this! It was absolutely fascinating. I would love to see more of these videos Spidey.

[@Fire-Queen]

Awesome video, thank you Spidey! 😊❤ I've always loved watching the tribals pure reactions. And I love how you explained why you love them. Seeing their reactions to pentatonix again, with your analysis is wonderful 😊

[@suzevidz]

I've never seen Trybal videos before. Thank you so much for introducing us to them. I just went to subscribe to them and I want to check out their other videos. This video is wonderful! I think it may be my favorite video of yours that I've ever watched and I have loved several. ❤

[@melissaok9713]

Yes! Thanku for this video, the info is very easy to understand and what other words can I think to describe how awesome! The many different things to notice about body language, and then the comparisons, so many things to compare! I am amazed how much there is to know and really appreciate you making these videos.

[@amn0809]

I really like your takes on people involved in current events, but this was such a fun video to watch. It was sort of a breath of fresh air to see something like this for a change (though when an interestinf interview or something happens, I run to youtube to see what you have to say about it, so please don't stop the other stuff!)

[@TazTom]

What a great choice of subject for this weeks video! I love watching Trybals content and Pentatonix, and adding your body language analysis is an epic trifecta. I really liked how you unpacked the baselining process with cultural considerations. I wonder if there are cultural differences in performative aspects of body language, i.e. which body language behaviours are expected to be performed for others and create meaning when they are absent? Great video, thanks for making it :)

[@user-we5wq1ll4h]

I've been watching your channel for a little over a year now and I've also seen this video amongst others on the Tribals channel a couple years ago (which I've always been interested in other cultures and all types of language. I must say, THIS video on your channel is BY FAR MY FAVORITE. I'd absolutely LOVE to see more of this kind of thing on your channel. Absolutely drawn to the positivity as well as my own analysis basically confirmed. This is something I wouldn't just recommend, but would INSIST my family and friends watch with me as well as share. Thank you so much. It actually made my day from downright depressing to manageable and even a little uplifted. Thank you. Thank you!!!!

[@user-we5wq1ll4h]

Ps. Never ever do I make comments to videos or give thumbs up, but this one compelled me to do both. Again, thank you, thank you!!

[@TheBehavioralArts]

Thanks for the kind words 😊 glad you enjoyed it. Comments and likes are always appreciated as they help videos succeed. I agree that comparative analysis like this is really cool. Really goes to show how much we have in common as humans

[@RareInTheHistory]

I was so excited when I saw the thumbnail! Trybals is such a lovely channel! And then I got even more excited when I noticed the reaction was to Pentatonix. I've been a fan since they were on The Sing Off!

[@erikarizkallah9309]

Ah, I loved that you analyzed Trybals Spidey! I’ve watched them react to so much music but now I’m interested to go back & watch their reactions first with no sound (ignoring the subtitles) to see if I can pick up on how they feel. Thanks for the insightful analysis as always 😊

[@graygato]

I have been watching TryBals channel since it's beginnings. Good work, Spidey😊

[@DanielaPrestele]

I too love Pentatonix and also @Trybals and the reactions. Just love it! And most of it Muharam - he seems so pure so genuine. Love, that you've done this video to that chanel.

[@arinlilevjen6114]

Pentatonix's version of Hallelujah is one of my absolute favorites! It's so smooth and passionate, and the notes are out of this world!

[@edric81]

This was so fun and interesting to watch. Really enjoyed for the reasons you stated. Thank you

[@sarahzee409]

Such an interesting video Spidey. So different to your usual content and it has given me a different perspective to the topic. Loved it!

[@Mrs_Mama_MFT]

You’re right, this one was a really fun one. I’ve seen the video before but this brings so much to it. It’s a reaction video so having a deeper understanding of their reactions is fantastic.

[@acools07]

I love the trials channel, and I love this analysis by you as well.

[@vanessa4u4evr]

Awesome reaction. I watch their channel regularly as well. Just subscribed to your channel because I'm very interested in learning more about reading body language. ❤

[@jackstaunton1457]

Very, very cool Spidey!! Thoroughly enjoyed this, as you had so much fun analyzing too, since they were non-western!! Excellent way to help you teach your craft!! Gonna now go watch more of Trybals to reinforce some of your advice!!

[@dreamitimagineitcreateit]

This was really interesting. Thank you for sharing. I love Pentatonix!!!

[@Ladie_Paige]

Loved this video. Very interesting. I had never heard of Trybals before. I always learn something from you, Spidey!!! Thank you!!!

[@maggiebar77]

What an interesting concept!! How fascinating! Thank you for sharing your thoughts and expertise

[@Digitalsibilla]

Amazing, I’ve seen some of their reaction videos and I actually thought about you analysing the body language! What a gift! Thank you! 🙏 Also I’ve heard this song in many versions (it was written by Leonard Cohen btw) but never heard it a cappella , really good!

[@bmyhrr]

I was thrilled when I read the subject line of this analysis - I really enjoy watching @ Trybals, so fascinating.

[@flangekiwi]

This is one of my favourite Trybals videos❤❤❤ Their reactions to this song ... we're all so connected ❤

[@syyalovespodcasts]

GREAT topic, Spidey! This is such a great way to connect with people around the world! The world isn't that big!

[@xcda]

I’m a regular watcher, but rarely comment. I loved this video. Really enjoyed the comparing possible cultural differences in body language. Thank you.