Songwriter's Reaction/Review of Pentatonix Hallelujah. EPIC!

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[soullavee]

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[celine_poike]

Watching people listen to Pentatonix for the first time is my new hobby

[marthalikens]

Pentatonix has been touched by the hand of God!

[DavidTateVA]

The only thing better than hearing Pentatonix for the first time is watching someone else knowledgeable hear Pentatonix for the first time.

[gingerjohnson]

Leonard Cohen who wrote Hallelujah, told an interviewer shortly before his death that this was his favorite rendition.

[bridgethaines]

I'm here for the Mitch Face. Never fails. It's like the whole song builds up towards Mitch's counter-tenor solo.

[timbrom]

"I haven't heard of Pentatonix" just about guarantees a wonderful reaction. And a BIG Mitch slap!

[Joodster]

Songwriter: I'm only 40 seconds into this and already I'm full of goosebumps.
Pentaholics: Just wait!

[uNkLeRaRa]

40 seconds in: Guys I've got goosebumps...

Mitch: Hold my beer...

[bobgarber]

Now you need to hear "Mary, did you know" by Pentatonix.

[kristen]

One of my favorite things is watching professional musicians discover Pentatonix.

[chrystya]

I enjoy watching the reactions of individuals that actually know something about music

[darcyh]

that look every reactionist gets when they hear Mitch go off is always the best part of these reaction videos

[ladrac]

An introduction to Pentatonix for you:
Scott: the tall blonde guy in the middle with the first solo. He's the baritone of the group but has a range of about 4 octaves. He's just as comfortable harmonizing on the high notes as he is taking the bass line when Avi is singing. Speaking of which...
Avi: the guy with the beanie and the second solo. He's an amazing bass and doesn't have many solo parts but he always kills it when he does sing. He left the group in 2017 on good terms with the rest of the members and helped find his replacement, Matt.
Kirstin: the only female in the group, she had the third solo. She has the least solos of the main 3 that you'll find, but she always kills it when she does sing(examples are Say Something, Sound of Silence, Imagine, Can You Feel the Love Tonight, all of which are among their best work)
Mitch: He's the man with the amazing voice and the final solo in this song. He's a counter tenor, and has a purely angelic voice.
Kevin: an AMAZING beatboxer, that's his main role, but he occasionally shows off his beautiful tenor voice (Imagine is a great example) and his skills with the cello, which he can play while beatboxing simultaneously.
Pentatonix got their start on an old competition show called the Sing Off where acapella groups competed against each other for a $200, 000 cash prize and a recording contract. Scott, Kirstin, and Mitch sang in choir together in school and have been best friends since they were teenagers. They found Avi through a friend and Kevin through one of his "cello boxing"(playing the cello and beatboxing) videos that went viral. They won the competition, you can still find the performances on YouTube. It's amazing to watch them grow throughout the show. Unfortunately, the record label dropped them shortly after they moved out to make music, so they persevered and self produced for a while until they were picked up by another label. They are the only acapella group to ever win a Grammy, and they have won 3: for their Daft Punk medley, Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, and Jolene ft. Dolly Parton. They're an amazing group, every one of them is one of the most talented singers in the world, and they have never released a bad song imo.
I suggest you check out Can You Feel the Love Tonight, Sound of Silence, Imagine, Bohemian Rhapsody, Say Something, etc. All their songs are amazing!

[tarareynolds]

I love his reaction! I often wonder why the music industry isn't screaming about Pentatonix every minute. The raw talent is off the charts amazing. Mitch makes me cry when he sings.

[powerdavid]

Almost every reactor finally gets around to Pentatonix, glad you finally found them.. Your reaction was spot on.

[emiliajojo]

My favorite reaction Video of all time!!! Epic

[anessalyn]

Ah, I love that look when someone new discovers Pentatonix. They have a live performance of this song and it's exactly the same as this one. Great reaction, they are phenomenal

[kathrynphelps]

I just cannot get enough of that blank, disbelieving, look, every reactor gives to camera when they watch and hear this Hallelujah. It feeds my soul. You'd love the 'Audio Drama' of their version of Dog Days are Over that they did on The SIng Off, The competition show that they won. Stunning! Hey man, you're late to the party, but welcome. Come on in, the water's lovely

[Blue-rldp]

And another Pentaholic is born! Welcome to the club. You have ten years of wonderful music to catch up on. You can review Pentatonix every day and we Pentaholics will be here watching you do it. LOL We love to re-live our first time vicariously through you.