MY SON REACTS To Home Free - End Of The Road (Boyz II Men Cover) | Fam Reaction 

Check out HF in sing-off, including judges comment, Shawn Stockman is one of the judges:) thanks for the videos, always puts a smile on my face:) love from Norway 🇳🇴☺️

Happy New Year!! Love seeing your son do reactions with you. He's a cute kid with great reactions.

This white lady would LOVE to see a BIPOC group take on Queen- or heck- even country! There are black country singers that barely get recognition or radio play and I, for one, wanna hear more! 😍 Once you're exposed to music you love- as a musician it influences and colors anything you create... and it comes from a place of deep affection and appreciation for the genre.

Gospel Rob!

During their stent on "Sing off" they were mentored by Shawn Stockman. Rob also raps.

It's no more disrespectful than Whitney Houston taking a Dolly Parton song to number one

Absolutely! Home Free didn’t do this for competition or to prove some point. This was not a “Battle of the Bands”. They did it because of respect and love for a great band and a great song. You can tell by the passion they performed it with.

@@txwarrior66 Hell yeah. Even Dolly approved of Whitney Houston doing that! She said it was just about the proudest moments of her life in an interview with SiriusXM! Singers and musicians generally don't dislike when people cover their music, they just sometimes want a piece of the pie and always want to be respected.

I heard Shaun mentored them on this song

Chance also collaborated with a husband & wife team "The Hound + The Fox" on Johnny Cash's song "Hurt", Baritone in full force.

Adam Rupp kicks ass every single time

To be fair, country is just white people r&b.

@@JeshuaSquirrel That's exactly the remark Shawn made on "The Sing Off"

Chance

I thought they did have a lead man. Wow

Tim sings high and low.

@@LFRFAMILY The way they do their songs is they all sing it and then the decide who should lead it.

That’s my guy right there. Thank you Marissa. Happy New Year to you and your family as well. Aka my extended Family.

I was going to point out the very same thing, but I read the comments first to see if anyone had already commented about him saying that Adam(Rupp)was doing the bass, lol. I saw your comment and was like "Cool. No need for me to say it, lol!!😁

Respectfully, I have to disagree. These guys have such a great collaboration together using each of their individual talents to hold each song together! If you see & hear them in concert, it’s amazing! Chance is an awesome bass/baritone & does a fantastic job as a lead/solo or taking over as bass when Tim leads, but Tim has a much better range (FIVE octaves!!!), can beatbox, & can hit lower than Chance. Also, on stage, Tim has more of a humorous personality & relates to the audience more. He can hit the highs, but makes the speakers blow & your butt vibrate with his lows, & makes the women drool!!! Austin is an incredible, AMAZING high-tenor, is too hilariously funny & also incredibly relatable with the fans, has his own style, uses his background in musical theatre like no other, & is as much eye candy as Tim is, also making us all drool! Rob is an incredible teddy bear, but has a tenor/baritone voice that can lead, back-up, or rap, & is SMOOTHE as butter! He’s also quite funny, & is a truly nice guy, & can do quite well as a lead, also! As the beatboxer & only remaining founding member of the group, Adam Rupp truly helps hold every song & the group together by keeping the beat! Without that, if a song gets off-beat, it’s over. That’s one of the first things anyone learns doing any kind of music is you have to stay with the beat! He does all the instrumental sounds strictly with his mouth, & pple. think there are hidden instruments somewhere. He is known as the world’s best beatboxer, & although he doesn’t do it often, he also has a great voice, & the audience loves him. All of these guys have tremendous talents, & they all pitch in different qualities to make the songs the hits that they are, whether covers or originals. One of the best things about the group is that they each can do lead or solo, and who does it depends on who does it best/who fits the part better. I personally love that they often change roles within a song, & often change things up or throw something different in to make it their own. Chance & Rupp don’t talk a lot to the audience, followed by Rob, who is usually also pretty quiet, but he does his solos/leads very well & loves to ham it up with his partners & the crowd! Tim & Austin also really ham it up, talking & joking with the fans (& each other!) and that truly draws the fans in even more. I love Chance, & he’s a great singer, but esp. after seeing/hearing HF before he joined, I don’t believe that he “holds every song together” or “ties everything together.” Honestly, they ALL do that! Without one, it’s just not the same. They use each other’s individual talents very well to enhance what they make & what the audience hears, form a collusive product, & provide what each song needs to be superb. #HomeFree is truly the best!!’ #HomeFryForLife

Lol-Have they done ANY that aren’t?! #HomeFryForLife

I think there is a clip somewhere of HF talking about how they picked that song, why they did it the way they did it, & Stockman’s thoughts/remarks about it. He loves HF, and said that Austin had some “serious chops!” He was a big fan of our guys.

My thoughts exactly! #HomeFryForLife

PS Boyz to Men still are the best version!!!!!

🤣🤣🤣 Thanks Doug

Maybe watch the cover of Folsom Prison Blues first 😉

We love you

In that case, have you heard the cover by 4th Impact? It's way more up tempo and faster than the original, it's a fun Pop version

Have you seen the short bit they did of Bohemian Rhapsody? Actually, I think it was a year ago today! It started as that, then went to another song as an April Fool’s thing!

@@JaimeDornanLady Yep… I got Rick Rolled from that. 😬