Vocal Coach Reacts to ‘LOSE YOURSELF’ - Kasey Chambers EMINEM Cover

[@stephenmoore6472]

“She is just a divinely feminine musical stick of dynamite.” Yep, that’s Kasey.

[@russellgreet2550]

the bloke on the slide guitar is her dad, with whom she has been touring since she was 12 years old in his dead ringers band

[@Mrmikey0909]

A legend in his own right.

[@gailreid9157]

Thats cool I didn't know that

[@Cyannah117]

The guy that is “the embodiment of sitting on your porch” is Kasey’s Dad, Bill, with his awesome slide skills! ❤

[@csemerton]

Im glad someone has acknowledged Bill. He is a consumate muscian.

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

She said it was a tribute to his brilliant song writing. She worked on it during the covid lockdown, with the band. She is the singer/songwriter. They professionally recorded the music, the fans went nuts, I think this was the first public airing of her version. She asked if aybody had footage, it was sent in, they put it together. Her big bro, guitar, backing vocals, producer had a bit to do with it. She sent it to eminem, he allowed her to put it on spotify. The guy on the chair on slide guitar, is her dad.

[@panrak1492]

Not her brother on guitar and backing vocals. Also, not Eminem allowed to put it on Spotify, cause he no longer holds rights to the original song.

[@jasonevans4291]

​@@panrak1492bullshit

[@dannysdiyandgarden]

"Strumming that Banjo like it ows her money" I've watched way too many reaction videos to this song and this is by far my favorite!

[@natespost]

That is, by far, the best line I've heard in a long time. Thank you, Lolli. That was f'in amazing. 😅❤

[@heidicross7255]

I agree with you. The number of reactions I have watched, and The Fairy Voice Mother blew past the rest.

[@brett22bt]

@@natespost Fantastic line. I'm trying to work out a way I can use it myself.

[@kane29842]

Finally someone shouts out the keyboardist living their best life back there.

[@alancpt]

Yeah, I love the keyboard player, awesome performance

[@CarlD70]

Yes, thank God....totally loosing it in a great way...

[@waynesworld7804]

I’m 70 and feel the same.

[@donnam5891]

Yes me too. But the whole band gave 110%

[@TheDivineMissMikki]

Exactly!! That guy is smashing it on the keys!!

[@garywarren5048]

Compelled to comment. Hear me out! I hate all reaction videos,i get offended when YT recommends them on my feed. Ive watched nearly all of these as i dont think ive seen a better live performance. Yours is the best by a long way, love the editing and your knowledge of how and why. I cant watch this performance enough, still gives me goosebumps and teary eyed. Thanks,

[@flatoutt1]

"she's strumming that banjo like it owes her money " that's got to be the quote of the week .just love your sense of humour

[@SheriffChuck81-qq5vq]

What did I just watch!?! You can't just take an Eminem song and make it better. She even went a step further and took his most popular song that introduced him to most of the world and made it her introduction to most of the world. To see this for the first time on my favorite reactors channel is even better.

[@johnfive2440]

Do you even know what you're talking about. Lose Yourself was not what introduced Eminem to the world. And she did not make this song better

[@SheriffChuck81-qq5vq]

@@johnfive2440 Why, yes I do. Lose Yourself is what launched him to superstar status due to the movie reaching beyond just the rapper/hiphop audience. She made this song better IMO. Evidently in your opinion she did not. Let me guess, you are a fan of rap.

[@johnfive2440]

@SheriffChuck81-qq5vq yet again, you have no idea what you're talking about. Go back and look at his first two albums. Those are what launched him, and it was before the movie... clearly, you said you don't like rap. Don't act like you know anything about it then. I like rap, I also like all genres of music. My favorite artists are The Beatles. I understand them all, you apparently have a narrow view of the world

[@johnfive2440]

@@SheriffChuck81-qq5vq seems like you might a fan of rap if you thought this song was good. Those are his words, his life

[@SheriffChuck81-qq5vq]

@@johnfive2440 You are getting hostile over your own misunderstanding of what I actually wrote. His first two albums are not what brought him to worldwide fame. Lose yourself was not just his biggest hit, it was the biggest hit in rap. That is what launched him to superstardom. Where did I say I don't like rap? You won't find that statement because it's not true so I didn't say such a thing. Ironically, your narrow view is what is keeping you from accepting that someone else my differ from your view.

[@tobeski]

She's an amazing musician who's been on the road with the family band since she was a kid (that's her dad in the hat, sitting and playing lap steel) and she wrote this arrangement in lockdown. She's a 45 year old mother of three, an Australian hall of famer and a massive Eminem fan. She's lived this, she's been given grief by record companies, she's died on stage, she feels it to her core. This is now a staple of her live shows but this was one of the first try-outs with a live audience, which is why they're so blown away. They also were able to take the audio off the sound desk feed but they had no video, so they asked fans to send in phone footage to edit together.

[@jimbrown1303]

I'm 71 years old and THIS is the greatest live performance I have ever seen

[@CarlD70]

Same here

[@justinhurley7337]

Agreed

[@davidhines68]

And one of the most unpredictable, in the best way.

[@metricstormtrooper]

I'm 67 and it's the same here and I've seen quite a few tremendous performances in my time.

[@JamesJoyce12]

You know there is Dire Straits Alchemy and AC/DC at River Plate - right. This is corner bar live karaoke night stuff.

[@JaneDoe-se8ku]

Kasey singing Ain't No Little Girl, also shows the passion she shares in her performances. She sure leaves nothing on the stage when she sings.

[@bestfit]

The thing that impresses me the most about this performance is the way Kasey has moulded her interpretation of the song around the way Eminem has crafted his (brilliant) lyrics. The first 2 verses are written in the third person. They describe the fears and frustrations of a man looking from the outside. Her low key approach acts as a perfect narrative for these verses. In the third verse (things all changed) the lyrics switch to be written in the first person. This allows her to unleash the raw emotion of the 3rd verse. The fear, frustration and determination now become real because they are coming from within rather than the external narrative. A masterful performance.

[@viperwolfknife630]

You're the first person I've seen point this out, and you nailed it! Great observation.

[@jayceejames6576]

Thank you for the observation, it makes the story complete. You know her raw emotion is going to be unleashed when she reaches for the plectrum that poor banjo is going to feel the full raw rath of her emotion that she unleashes

[@davidhines68]

I love the fact that her dad Bill Chambers is playing slide guitar.

[@stanroach2842]

@@CarlD70 It's not her brother - it's her longtime band member.

[@davidhines68]

@@stanroach2842 It's Brandon Dodd, no?

[@devilsadvocate2548]

​@@davidhines68yep. Brandon Dodd.

[@cyclone2515]

The guy playing slide guitar on his lap is definitely her father Bill Chambers

[@patkristl3705]

​@@cyclone2515 definitely bill chambers

[@TheSkootenbeeten]

It's the first time I've seen/heard this performance and I was not expecting to tear up at all... but GOSH... I feel just a tad bad about saying it really makes me appreciate Eminem's lyrical genius more than his version of his own song, but I guess I never really picked up on all the lyrics before? This is slower and therefore easier to follow (ha, I sound like an old man; "I don't like any of that new-fangled rap music!" lol) so the story told in the lyrics shines through... couple that with one of the best performances ever? WOW... wow. I am in tears.

[@samf6173]

I feel the same about Falling in Reverse's reimagined version of Papa Roach - Last Resort. The slower, ponderous telling of the the lyrics makes for a more impactful feeling of the message in a song. Both Eminem and Roach versions of their songs are angst-ridden, angry and lyrically superb, however these versions make them hit so different and make you appreciate those lyrics in a totally different way.

[@gryphon0468]

@@samf6173absolutely agree about Last Resort. Crazy that you never really get what the lyrics are saying when Papa Roach does it but FIR really drew it out and threw it in your face.

[@buddhamack1491]

Sitting there the whole time thinking "wait for it, wait for it!" Almost everyone I've seen react to this has said something to the effect of it highlighting how good Eminem's writing/storytelling actually is. You're the only one that actually explained that twang effect so thanks for that. What a banger this rendition is, shame so few have seen it.

[@shanegates678]

Pure feminine, mama bear RAGE. More potent than anything else... I love Kaseys performance for this. I was waiting for your review specifically to capture the nuances. Didn't disappoint. Love from Australia.

[@1967biggun]

Met her at Tamworth music festival and such a lovely person. At first I didn’t know why people were staring at me. It was because she was next to me then I realised why lol. Then we chatted and again a lovely person.

[@lindylufromoz5111]

Gorgeous reaction. Thanks! I just subscribed to your channel Miss Fairypants. I must have watched this video twenny-gazillion times but it still makes me cry every time. Tons of other people will tell you about these facts, but I'm gunna tell you anyway: The bloke on the slide guitar is her father. The band is all family. Eminem saw this & immediately phoned her to tell her how much he loved it & told her to put it on her Spotify. Kasey has been a huge fan of Eminem since the year dot which is why she interpretted his lyrical masterpiece so well. Yeah brilliant. Love. xx Linda / LindyLu from Oz.

[@nettybubba7730]

This is one of the best reviews of Kasey Chambers version of Lose Yourself. Thank you.❤

[@aliselynch]

Its the only time I've ever seen anyone shred a banjo and I'm so glad it was this woman!

[@troyanstone65]

Totally!

[@Crewonephotography]

Watch some John Butler for some awesome banjo playing.

[@richardkenna149]

Shredding is not what she's doing tho, she's just laying into it. Shredding is a million notes per second which is what some serious banjo players can do, she's using the banjo for sonic texture and reinventing the song with it

[@stevenmeyer9674]

@@richardkenna149 She is basically using the banjo as a prop. She has joked that she doesn't even know how to play it.

[@TheMookie1590]

clearly homie never palyed banjo and kazooie

[@andybricks576]

Kasey Chambers family moved to Southend on Australia's southern coast so they could pursue a music career. They started to play in local pubs as the "Dead Ringer Band" and when she turned 14, Kasey joined the band as lead singer. Their debut album “Red Desert Sky”, released in 1993 had Kasey's first recorded songwriting effort. That same year, the Dead Ringer Band won a Golden Guitar for Band of the Year. The Next year, “Australian Son” won for them an ARIA Award and a Mo Award for Best Country Music Group. The group disbanded in 1998 when Bill and Diane, [Casey's parents], separated. 'Taking over the band under a contract with EMI Australia, Kasey recorded her solo album “The Captain” in 1998, with her brother Nash as the producer and Bill playing the guitar. To the original recording done in Australia, additional recording was done in Nashville where American musicians Judy and Buddy Miller provided vocal and instrumental support.

[@stanroach2842]

Kasey joined the band in 1987 when she was 11 NOT 14

[@juttaman25]

The slide guitar in the outro break is immense. Lifts it to a whole new place (again). Well done Dad, well done.

[@cindywelch2108]

That whole band rocks it out

[@linmonash1244]

Stepped into a Kasey Concert - Did Ya!? 😄 Yes, she's incredible. Kasey is an absolute Aussie Legend, and far more than 'Country'. She's a creative and fearless genre hopping singer/songwriter who has won just about every music award there is to win here, and no doubt deserves far more. Loved your - as ever - uber-skillful 'unpack' of what she's doing in this composition, as well as her vocal prowess. {You know... when you hollered "No Way!" your accent was very Aussie!} And I too loved the 'Mad Muppet' on the Keyboard! 🤣😂

[@lbd-po7cl]

The “guy on the end” playing slide guitar is her dad, Bill Chambers. Kasey first went on stage as part of her dad’s country band The Dead Ringers in the 1990s, before going solo over 20 years ago. She’s one of the most highly awarded Australian artists in the country, with a substantial catalogue worth checking out.

[@heffatheanimal2200]

A sound tech friend of mine once showed me a short low res vid of Kasey and Bill jamming in a studio between takes. They each had a lap steel and were doing a kind of dueling-banjos session, and absolutely tearing the paint of the walls. It was incredible!

[@SheldoFett]

Also, isn't the dude in the yellow light her brother?

[@Reneesillycar74]

@@SheldoFett No it’s her long time band member Brandon Dodd. He is very talented as well✌🏼

[@owainsutton4865]

Finally, someone mentioned the keys player!!! 1000% commitment, to the point where you kinda wonder if the cover was their idea in the first place.

[@owainsutton4865]

Also, slide-guitar guy is her dad, I understand? Rock solid throughout, doesn't even glance at her performance, doing his job perfectly.

[@QuickandDirtyGardens]

Pardon my acronym but JFC that was incredible!!! What a mind blowing performance. I sat stunned for a moment with tears on my face. Can’t wait to explore her music. You are a gem as usual!!

[@ZoOnTheYT]

This was nuts! It starts off as this cool, folksy version of a rap song....and then all hell breaks loose! "You better lose yourself in the music, the moment. You own it, you better never let it go." Indeed!

[@goannaj3243]

and the mood all changed.

[@Mr.Nubtastic]

I love when an artist reinvents a song from another genre in a way that still shows how great said other writer was. It's a completely new song in every way, yet it still serves to highlight just how good a writer the original artist is. An amazing performance in every sense of the word.

[@stripedtomatotube]

Been waiting for you or TCV to react and analyse this awesome performance, and to be educated as to some of the skill & technique that makes this amazing song such a joy to experience time and time again. Thank u

[@aaronsensei7637]

Kasey Chambers is an amazing singer songwriter country singer and story teller. I love that this has gone viral because I have been a fan of this incredible artist for years. What a lot of people don't know is that this was a encore performance. So the recording came from someone in the audience etc. makes it spectacular

[@midi510]

Hi Lolli, Thanks for introducing me to Kasey. This is an amazing performance and I'm going to take a dive into her music. I'm really writing this to express my admiration for you, though. I just found your channel a few days ago and can't stop watching you. I'm really impressed with your technical knowledge of voice production and the production of our videos, but just can't get over your nerdy goodness and beauty. Especially when you put your glasses on. It's not just a looks thing, though. I think what really gets me is that you make yourself so available. I feel like your soul is reaching out and caressing and tickling and exciting and playing with me, all the while teaching me about voice. I can't help but to love you and thank you for sharing yourself with me. You inspire a real connection with your audience and want you to know that I see you and thank God for you.

[@timaustin77x]

This brings me to tears, especially with watching someone seeing it for the first time. It’s fucking incredible

[@andrewj4190]

This is the best and most informed reaction to Kasey Chambers' Lose Yourself and I've seen dozens. Congrats!

[@ariadnepyanfar1048]

I agree this artistic explosion out of Kasey Chambers and her band highlights the genius of Eminem’s lyrics. It’s excruciatingly plain to see that all the lyrics connected with something deep in Kasey’s psyche, that she heard him, opened her mouth, and *this* came out. I think it’s the most pain and fear-based anger I’ve heard from a singer. (And yet - hauntingly beautiful.). They all should be damned proud of themselves. I’m in awe.

[@richardkenna149]

Warrior mother personified

[@agrothe]

Strumming that banjo like it owes her money 😂 I’ll have to steal that quote

[@carolcarol3938]

As an Aussie I really enjoy watching reactors discover another of our spectacular Aussie artists. Kasey has won 14 ARIA awards 10 APRA awards, was inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2018 and that's just the tip of the iceberg. Her father plays guitar on some of her performances. You definitely need to dip your toe/foot/arm/self into more Aussie music and artists .... we have so much talent down here.

[@izonozi]

Farnsy & Barnsy just to name a couple 👍

[@cindywelch2108]

It's about time Kacey gets the credit she deserves

[@dedideification]

Let us not forget Vanessa Amarosi as a great example of Australian musical talent

[@cyclone2515]

I’d add Tina Arena to that list.. her vocal range is amazing

[@terrylmiller7393]

Hearing our Fairy Voice Mother harmonize with herself rocked my world! Is it just me?

[@cyclone2515]

I’ve watched SOOOO many reactions to this song, and yours is by far my favourite- the enjoyment and amazement you expressed was so worth seeing. Kasey is an amazing artist, and she sounds exactly the same singing this song in a theatre as she does in a small town country pub. Can’t say there’s a song of hers that I don’t like. She pulled apart the original song and told it with a different inflection.. Eminem’s is rapid and angry all the way through, he’s angry at the world, angry at his situation in life. Kasey’s storytelling begins as desperation, and despair, then you feel her back straighten and she faces everything with fire in her gut. Please listen to more of her music if you haven’t already, she’s so amazing.

[@bigs1546]

Kasey used the c-vid shutdown to create this arrangement. As I saw one person say, that is her Dad on slide guitar. At about the same time Em came out with this Kasey had trouble getting airplay so she wrote "Not Pretty Enough", about her industry struggle. She identified with Em and appreciated his work even though the genres seem world's apart ........... not really both story telling in their own style.

[@patrickholmes547]

I have watched dozens of reactions to this performance. Yours was the best. Incisive and knowledgeable. Thanks!

[@gerardbyrnes5780]

My gods! Her breath control!!!

[@ray.shoesmith]

It's a literal case of 'shes got a great set of lungs'

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

Eminem brought the lyrics, Kasey brought the emotion. Thank you for the reaction, loved it. Best "cover" ever.

[@XxKidnoffxX]

I totally agree

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

I think Eminem’s version has plenty of emotion just a different type. For me the difference is Kasey drags you into that emotion, even if you dont want to be & then on an entire journey from sad & hopeless to anger & determination. Em’s to me is more of a I don’t give shit it’s my story & fu emotion & less of a journey through different emotions.

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

@@Amanda-uc5jq I agree

[@davidgrubbs4480]

I need memes of Lolli’s facial expression when the full band kicked and when Kasey said she was going to tear the roof off! 😂

[@shanewatson2491]

I wish I could like this 100 times! Your ability to demonstrate the techniques you're talking about blows my mind, and with one of my favourite performances as the subject - nirvana. All the thumbs up!

[@mikeschenk4730]

She also lived the lyrics in her own way. So the emotion is there, which makes it an incredible experience.

[@timwalsh7484]

now you know why so many requested this, this version is a banger, this performance is dynamite! Everyone that was at this performance raves about it. Kasey Chambers is a huge Eminem fan and really understood the lyrics and themes well. You correctly identified what a great musician and performer Kasey is known to be by those that have followed her career. Great analysis and reaction as always.

[@jeaneeem]

Loved your reaction! This was recorded at the last Australian show of Kasey’s Behind the Barricades tour, which had been postponed from 2021 due to COVID restrictions. The tour was to celebrate 20 years since the release in 2001 of her acclaimed Barricades and Brickwalls album. I believe Lose Yourself was one of her encore songs consistently on this tour (it certainly was played in Canberra) and Kasey and her people decided to record it in Newcastle. I understand the audience was told in advance it was going to be recorded. Kasey put the call out on social media for fans’ footage of the song to mix in with the footage that had been taken (most of the black and white stuff). Her dad, Bill Chambers, is on the slide guitar, and Brandon Dodd on lead guitar.

[@MarkCockerill-r9t]

Thanks for picking out the piano player as his energy is electrifying. 😂 also I love your channel and all the wonderful personality you put in it.

[@SmoreBread]

I was on the verge of tears hearing this. This performance hit me so hard.

[@madboydaz]

why only the verge? let yourself go baby

[@davidgrubbs4480]

I have been dying to see Lolli's reaction to Kasey ever since she agreed to do it. I have been a Kasey fan for decades but this performance is epic. I think Lolli will love it.

[@kelleewolfe2834]

My new favorite..

[@noellzy]

Thanks for the twang advice! Worked straight away :) Subbed, love your fae , chaotic energy! As for Kasey and this recomposition, pure passion and beauty. Really happy for her to have this under her belt.

[@SkunkworksProps]

I love this song. And the third verse kicking in with the absolutely filthy slide guitar is just epic.

[@dignan4]

I’d finally managed to get to where I could not get all choked up while watching reactions to this incredible performance and then you come along with this, Lolli! Your joy (and Kasey’s execution of the song) has me dang near blubbering. And I love it. I’m a 56-year old man and Kasey does something to my entire being when I watch this. I am so happy you enjoyed it so much. You’re the best! Cheers, Dignan

[@oddysee3030]

That performance is actually NUTS

[@viperwolfknife630]

I've watched a *ton* of reaction/breakdown videos of this performance, but yours is the one I was hoping for with the most anticipation. You absolutely did not disappoint. Phenomenal job of walking the line between explaining what is happening with her voice and the performance, while still letting us see your raw emotional reaction in your inimitable way. Thank you so much! As soon as I heard her (their) rendition of this song, it immediately went into my top five greatest covers-but I agree, cover seems too cheap a word for the masterpiece they've created here-of all time list. Even so, you still managed to increase my appreciation of this performance. Well done!

[@Matjo7588dk]

You know you made a immortal song that will echo through history. When covers like this is build on it. Deconstruction music this way for me shows what songs will stand the test of time. There are many great songs. But sometimes it takes the most magical cover of a great song, to prove just how brilliant it really is, and make it last forever. When I first heard this.. Cant even remember how long ago, my mind was just blown. There is a good story behind it to. She is now one of the biggest names in Australia. But in her young years, she was making music with her father. A country singer in Australia where its not that big. So she went to the US to find her own place in music. And in that period Eminem released Lose Yourself. And she connected with the song. Her struggle with music, and finding her way through. And then some 20 years later, this is recorded. When she have made it, won awards and all that. That song have followed her, means something to her. And even though she made it, she found her music. This song is still very important to her.

[@gaxman77]

You're awesome. Could listen to you all day. Funny, knowledgeable and really well edited.

[@brigamjames792]

Your ability to dissect and mimic is astounding. Love your channel

[@drneildurrant]

She’s awesome. I have a mate who was there and he texted me the next day “just saw Kasey doubt Eminem” I had no idea what he meant 😅

[@frankingenito]

That's Kasey's dad on lap steel guitar. I would recommend trying one of her original songs. Try Ain't no little girl (bluegrass underground version)

[@steverenfrew5223]

She has lived and breathed the lyrics,and it just poored out of her,Brilliant!👏👏👏

[@michaelpool5929]

The brilliance of Em's lyrics unleashed with a new level of emotional interpretation. The best cover of any song I've experienced. Your breakdown was also top tier. Well done.

[@Beckaboo3397]

A transformation that’s up there with Johnny Cash making Hurt his own and John Farnham’s evolution of The Beatles -Help!! In my opinion 3 of the best “covers” of all time. I say “covers” because I believe they are so much more than that.

[@scottyarthuraustralia7567]

I am aussie Kasey is the Queen of Aussie country. The old fella sitting down with the hat playing the guitar with the slide bottle neck is her father Bill Chambers. A legend of Aussie country music in his own right. Check his stuff out too. Cheers, hooroo

[@gerardbyrnes5780]

They KNEW they did something amazing that night. Read up on the history of how this was made. Probably the best musical video of 2023. I had never heard of her (them) before this song (my niece's reaction channel turned me on to her).. now I have listened to almost everything she (they) have produced.

[@trikkimick]

Proud Aussie, love our Casey

[@wwaxwork]

They recorded the audio live at the performance and it was only after the show that they realized they'd captured something special that night so Kasey put out a social media post asking anyone that was there that filmed the performance on their phones if they would share their videos. That's why the video quality is like it is, but I think it captures the feel of being there watching it live.

[@PeterLGଈ]

It really does add to the vibe. Gives it, as you say, a "being there" feel and is an improvement on the over-produced videos bands tend to put out these days.

[@shaunmorris8176]

Hi from Adelaide Australia ❤ she was born in my state in Australia. I love Eminem, this cover is so cool ❤

[@BJM217]

The guitar man beamed down is the Steel guitarist extraordinaire, her dad.

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

Nope the one she said was beamed down was Brandon, her dad is sitting down off to the side and came in with the rest of the band

[@mauraleib]

Wonderful analysis of this song. Kasey Chambers’ version pays such great tribute to Eminem’s lyrics.❤

[@syyneater]

You, and Chris, are the Queen & King breaking the techniques while demonstrating exactly what you’re talking about. Every video is damn captivating because you engage all of your knowledge, wit, charm, and an amazing personality, all while you’re teaching us. Edit: Forgot to mention this performance reminds me of Johnny Cash’s cover of Hurt. I’ll never hear Lose Yourself the same way after watching Kasey destroy (in the best way) this song. In my head, it’s not Em’s song anymore, it’s hers.

[@chrisduckworth2022]

I've seen many people react to this and I recall one reactor asking "Why is the audience still sitting down and not up and rocking out ?" My answer: 1. Why would you disrupt such a masterpiece ?; and 2. It takes a while to gather your senses after the final notes in this performance to be able to show any reaction.

[@Amanda-uc5jq]

More because it was during covid and they had to remain seated

[@brendanengland8385]

Cause they are mesmerised

[@vasiliymarusin4379]

This version devastates me every time. In the most beautiful way possible.

[@dignan4]

Rewatching this and somehow I’d missed the best Lolliism the first time: ‘“I was playing in the beginning the mood all changed” (pause) Didn’t it fucking just.’ I scared my dog with my quite loud ‘HAAAA!’ Such perfect timing.

[@gohamm8629]

You should absolutely react to the live/acoustic version of Spiritbox - Constance. Courtney flexes her clean vocals on it, sooooo strong!

[@pauldowlan3285]

Kasey Chambers - Not Pretty Enough ❤️🇦🇺

[@pauldowlan3285]

The Captain

[@jeffwhitehead7990]

I was hearing Barricades and Brickwalls in the last parts of this performance

[@judgedino]

I can't believe there were no tears! I get a little watery eyed e everytime I hear this masterpiece! ❤❤

[@dellishart9535]

Love your reaction, I’ve been blessed to see Kasey preforming this live, before this video at the Byron Bay Blues Festival 2022, it was next level 🤯🎶 If you want to hear another song from Kasey, try Ain’t No Little Girl

[@scott3744]

Amazing performance. I haven't been able to stop watching it (and reactions to it) since I first saw it a couple months ago 👍

[@veRGe02]

This rendition is so damn good. The emotion conveyed, my god.

[@RevenTon73]

the Best Thing that the mankind has broght to this World, is MUSIC !!!

[@pathfinder5804]

One of the best covers of all time!!! Almost as if she wrote the song. Then as usual your eyes are as beautiful as the music your listening too!!! Luv your reactions.

[@mrolsen6987]

Damn what a performance! Now this is a live concert you dream of been to!

[@nyxyn3109]

best performance of hers i've seen, Rattlin Bones is another fave song of hers for me

[@kevinlangley3782]

Her performance of Ain't no little girl is another must listen by her.

[@shegocrazy]

Amazing performance from an Aussie icon.

[@dignan4]

Oh, not much. Just watching Lolli’s reaction to this masterpiece again. Every month or three I have to watch her joy and pride and amazement and it lifts me up so much I can’t describe it. Thank you, Lolli, for doing what you do and especially for being the person you are. I mean that fully and completely. Cheers!

[@GridDownSurvival]

When a cover is it's own original ❤

[@brianoreilly3035]

The technical blended with just the right amount of heartwarming shenanigans. ❤ one of the harder reactions done masterfully

[@chrisprows2179]

I regret that i have only one "like" for this video!

[@jamesszabadics5911]

The guy on the end, with the slide guitar is her dad. Musical family paid, it the bills between harvest seasons.

[@peterchains]

I've watched so many reactions to this song... Was hoping you would react to it one day. This is the reason I watch reactions, just getting to proper relive the excitement I felt when watching it the first time. Your reaction is perfect to it. As for the cover itself, to me, its what a cover should be... Making it your own. Em's original gets you pumped, but I find Kasey's version really makes you feel and connect with the lyrics. But like you said, it makes you appreciate Em more for his ability with writing great lyrics.

[@ryansmallwood1178]

Such a journey vocally, musically, and emotionally, thanks for taking us along for your first listen and giving us your insights as always!

[@oz_alfa]

I've probably watched a hundred reaction to this brilliant rendition, and yours was one of the best. You're pretty funny too🙂 Thanks!

[@donnam5891]

Wow. Love Kasey's version. Love that it highlights the amazing lyrics. And i absolutely love your analysis 💕

[@steveleyland3358]

Oh, Lolli,Lolli. As if we couldn't love you enough. What a superb critique. And you. Dumbfounded. This is what KZbin is for. Thank you again. And a big up to all the band as well.

[@tazgecko]

Nice to see Kasey still creating great music. She was well known in the early 2000's in the Australian music scene, amazing talent.

[@dumattco]

When the song drops in the band comes in… Instant chills 🤪