FEELS LIKE THE VERY FIRST TIME!! | Pentatonix - Hallelujah | Saucey Reacts 

Came here to say this

One reason I love the Xmas special version, thats so clear

@@beccaHbell same

Yes!

Never skip a day. Each one of them is blessed and gifted. And when they all come together...? Truly ASTONISHING.

👽👽👽 alert!!!

you mean Avi?

@@RollingDutchmann I did, I thought that's what I typed. Thanks for the correction.

I agree! Wish there was a video for it, but the beat drop in that song is amazing. Such a different sound for them too. So good!

Ooooh yes. That song is slept on. Also, natural disaster

It seems many people who like PTX completely missed the Deluxe version of the Lucky Ones. I like watching the PTX Weekly News and Courtney uses Petals and Anchor as background music on the videos. There is always someone int he comments asking what that lovely song is.

I just looked at his whole playlist. I can’t believe he hasn’t listened to the prayer. You are correct he needs to hear it.

Definitely needs to react to The Prayer.

He's done it, search sauceydad the prayer

Maybe that also got blocked, because I remember watching Nick react to it.

@@sannalopperi-vihinen233 same, I'm sure I've seen him react to it, too (I mean, I could have dreamt it, but it's unlikely). And if a new round of blocks on older vids are happening then that could be what has happened to it.

Personally, yes it always makes me stop what I'm doing to focus on listening to it, but it doesn't always bring me to tears...just sometimes it's like "blam!" Out of the blue, and I can guarantee it's almost always Mitch's part. As you said, itxs such an emotional dong, the lyrics are laying bare the feelings of the songwriter and the way they're delivered by the singer is what moves me...the pure vulnerability when Mitch is singing "all I ever learned from love, was how to shoot somebody who outdrew you". I'm not sure it'd be fair to say that _everyone_ can identify with that sentiment but many of us will certainly have been there, and been hurt by people we loved & trusted, but of course the words themselves could easily have been lost in among the awesome "instrumentation". They framed his delivery absolutely perfectly with the drop off from everyone else, like taking a musical pause behind the current soloist, and then the slowly & softly coming back in & building back the volume and intensity. It's **chef's kiss**. They're such masters when it comes to understanding how to make the most impact with their arrangement, and they're aware that that sudden musical pause behind the person who's singing lead commands attention, they know when to use it to it's best: of course, they did it first for Mitch in Dog Days Are Over on The Sing-Off, they do it with Scott in Daft Punk, the second part of Kirstie's solo in Amazing Grace, and Kevin's solos in Imagine, the Evo of MJ, and to a slightly lesser degree his solo at the end of Amazing Grace, too...and, IME every single time, it's effective. It's like pointing an arrow at a certain part of the song and saying "Hey, we think you should pay attention because this is a good bit". But, crucially, like any great superhero, they also know not to over use it because then it would become stale and expected. And that's something you can never say PTX is (unless it's being predictably awesome), part of their musical pause's genius is that you never know it's coming the first time you hear a song.

IKR! With headphones you experience things that you never would have imagined listening on speakers. Like in Bohemian Rhapsody when "little high" is on one channel, and "little low" is on the other, you can pick up the difference listening on speakers; but you totally get it with headphones.

Reacting

I second that. The best analysis of their songs I have heard is by Roberto delli Carri. He changed how I hear the song in a better way.

Yeah so true, Delli Carri its a Master, so yeah, take the time to se his reaction, love his reaction with Amazing Grace, I've seen it several times😆. And at the end: ... i was "mude" but now a "sing"😏 clever change of lyrics 🙈

That should say “soak n the vibes”

Hey Susan!

@@judithL3100 Hi Judith

I did didn’t i?

@@SauceyDad apparently but I didn’t see it on the playlist. Maybe I need to get my eyes checked. Lol

At least listen to the prayer with the new head phones....

Also, I just LOVE Scott belting at the end. So much emotion and sooooo good