I sure did! Doggie, doggies, everywhere! Lol I loved this one so much. I played it for my mom at the table on Thanksgiving! Thanks, again, for watching!
Happy thanksgiving guys! If you wanna hear Tommy go high..check out his cover of Steelheart's I'll never let you go. This song is always overlooked by many reactors. I think it's even better than You raise me up. IMHO. Would love to see your thoughts on this.
You might want to add Tommy’s latest cover to the list .. yesterday he released his cover of “I do anything for love (but I won’t do that)” by meatloaf 😉
Yep, everybody's wanna-be best friend...Tommy! How I wish I had some of that charisma! Speaking of accents, you'll see as you react to more of his videos how he drops the j and makes it silent in many of his songs, which I just love! Now that tomorrow is officially pre-Christmas season I'll recommend you listen to his version of "O Helga Natt" (Swedish version of "O Holy Night") it has an absolutely amazing surprise ending! Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving! ❤🦃🍁
I am thankful for Savage Reaction and the fabulous singers that you have introduced me to. I look forward to more Dan and now Tommy. I hope you had a good Thanksgiving! You definitely made mine better!
@@Savage-Reactions The pleasure is mine. Thanks for all your hard work!😊
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Happy Thanksgiving. No turkey for thanksgiving in Sweden. But some of us have turkey on Boxing Day (when we get tired of Christmas food). If you like food Tommy has a video on how to make palt, a dish from the northern part of Sweden where he comes from. And an ice cream making video as well. So you can have ha reaction/cook-a-long to the palt video.
@@Savage-Reactions I would visit Sweden some time between May-September. It's usually warmest in July-Aug when the temperatures are usually between 22-30 °C (73-86° F) in south/central Sweden. Sweden is a very streched out country though, so there are huge temperature differences depending on where you go, but in Stockholm it's usually those temperatures in the summer. Right now it's -1 °C (30° F) and looks like ❄Narnia❄ though...
I don’t get it…why is this a One Octave Challenge? I *think* there were 3 octaves represented in this song, although I could be wrong. Maybe someone knows the answer.
