Twins First Time Hearing Pentatonix! | "Hallelujah" Cover 

This gives me chills no matter how many times I hear it tbh Their Daft Punk Medley will blow your mind far wider than this did lol. Also check out Bohemian Rhapsody and Sound of Silence!

Since you guys are fans of doing the original and then comparing (which is a format I love btw), you must check out the PTX version of Gold (and the original). It really showcases how freakishly good they are!!

You have been officially Mitch slapped. Mitch Grassi the countertenor has an otherworldly voice. This isn’t even the extent of his range. They are all amazing singers, including Kevin Olusola, the beat boxer. He just doesn’t sing often. Avi, the guy in the beanie, left the group in 2017 for personal reasons, and Matt Salee, the current bass joined the group. He is also amazing. They have over 200 songs in their catalogue. You must go down the ptx rabbit hole. Their fans, Pentaholics, will follow. Loved the reaction. Keep them coming. Bohemian Rhapsody is great, Imagine, by John Lennon. Come Along, New Rules x Are You thatSomebody. So many to choose from. All are great. 💕💕

Avi isnt just a bass, he is a baso profundo, which is a special kind of singer. His voice is so resonant, when he hits the low notes, the vibrations go through your body. It is amazing live

Wow! I’m a teacher and your transparent approach to research, going to the primary source and its analysis and then supplemented by your Pentatonix research. Just wow! Gentlemen, just a STELLAR demonstration of HOW to do a reaction. I’m following you NOW.

Bohemian Rhapsody, Sound of Silence, and Imagine are definitely ones you should check out by them! Also Mitch (guy in the hat) and Kirstie change their looks pretty much every music video so you might not recognize them but they are always there

Fun fact: When Avi Kaplan sings his solo part, Scott Hoying takes over his bass line. Also, if you want a great demonstration of Kevin's beatboxing ability, listen to 'Daft Punk Medley'.

I strongly, strongly recommend their covers of “Sound of Silence” (with Matt Sallee), “Imagine” and ‘Mary, Did You Know?”!!!

Mitch is a natural counter-tenor. Experiencing his voice for the first time is called being "Mitch slapped."

I can’t listen to Pentatonix sing “Hallelujah” enough. I will never tire listening to it. A+ to Leonard Cohen as well.

Dude! Kevin Olusola is the group's beat boxer/ percussionist. You'll be amazed by him. Welcome to the PTX rabbit hole.

This concept that you guys do when reacting is very unique, how you look up the group first and also the original song before reacting..I love that!

Mitch has the angelic voice. Your reaction to Mitch's voice is called the "Mitch Slap"--you've been inducted. In their cover of "The Prayer" he sings Celine Dion's part and his voice is even more angelic. Bohemian Rhapsody, Imagine, Daft Punk, all of the evolution of series, especially evolution of Michael Jackson, Shallow, Say something, their original "Sing" and many more. You can't go wrong with any original or cover. Pentaholics (PTX fans) call them upgrades vs covers. Kevin is the beat boxer. He does all of the percussion (drums, symbols, etc...) with his mouth. He also plays the cello in some of the videos. You ask if that's legal, we say yes. This group is so amazing, they can probably make the sounds better with their mouths. Check out their original "Coffee in Bed." Kevin is amazing. Later down the road, check out Super Fruit. Mitch and Scott (first singer in Hallelujah) formed an off-shoot from Pentatonix. Check out their cover of "Rise" and "The Promise." That should keep you busy. Enjoyed your reaction. Liked and sub'd.

I just want to hear Jordan and Jared read bedtime stories. Very soothing/calming voices.

Mitch (the fourth soloist) is what is called a countertenor in the classical music world. That is, he’s a man with a female soprano range. It’s truly beautiful and completely insane how high this beautiful man can go

Kevin can do a powerful bass kick with his mouth. In cases where more complex percussion is needed, he will beatbox and have a stomp pad for the bass kick. More often than not it is his mouth. Also, sometime Kevin’s bass kick is backed up by Avi’s (the bass singer in this video) to make a more resonant sound hard to distinguish as 2 voices.

Avi Kaplan the bass in this video left the group in 2016. Matt Sallee became their bass in 2017. He is equally as talented.

I'm sure this has already been said but: Verse 1 - Scott Hoying, Baritone and covers baseline when Avi has a solo. Verse 2 - Avi Kaplan, Bass and beloved member of PTX. He left the group amicably in 2017 and was replaced with Matt Sallee. Verse 3 - Kirstie Maldonado, Mezzo-Soprano Verse 4 - Mitch Grassi, Countertenor, has been called a once in a generation talent. Whole song - Kevin Olusola, beatboxer and percussion. Also sings, speaks a myriad of different languages and plays the cello. Dude is a beast. PTX is 100% acapella. They never create anything in studio that they can't recreate in a live performance. For recommendations, check out the following: Daft Punk Medley Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy Any of their Medley videos Gold The Prayer Run to You Aha - live in Singapore at the Star Vista Really, anything. They are incredible. Welcome to the PTX rabbithole. The Pentaholics are glad you're here. Btw, you just got Mitch-slapped. ❤

This is the most perfect song ever but Pentatonix "Sound of Silence" is also pure magic

My favorite group in the whole wide world. So blessed that they share their God-given talents with us. ❤😊

Others have made excellent recommendations. I want to make a different one: Pentatonix singing 'Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy', which as you know is a Christmas song. What is unique is that it is an instrumental song, there are no words in the song. None. Yet Pentatonix does an amazing version of it. And they won a Grammy award for it. Let that sink in for a minute:. An a cappella group won a Grammy award for singing a instrumental song that has no words.

For everyone who begins their PTX journey with 'Hallelujah' (a popular first due to the 667M YT views), I strongly suggest making their 'Daft Punk' medley the second PTX performance to experience. 'Daft Punk' earned the group's its first Grammy and it helps new Pentatonix "subscribers" appreciate the group. Welcome to the PTX journey! (BTW, the sounds are from Kevin and that world-class rich bass vocal is from Avi and Scott when Avi is singing lead.)

"Where to go next?" - the only correct answer to that is - "Anywhere", everything they do or did is pretty incredible, the genres they cover from hymns, carols through pop, hip hop, rock, contemporary ballads are amazing - note: all their official videos can (and do) get performed live also, without the high level of mixing of course. Keep in mind, they aren't the only awesome a capella group out there - there are a few, every one of them incredible in their own rights, and interpretations You will find fans for each of the groups will insist their favourite is best - my favourite is the the beautiful music. There is also what I refer to the Limbo and Pole Vault Syndromes - "OMG!!! How low/high can he go?" and then the "This one is the best" fans

The amazing bass you're hearing is the group bass singer, whom is Avi Kaplan in the video (he left the group for a family emergency). He really sings that crazy low. He's the bearded guy with the beanie. The blonde guy (Scott) picks up the bass when Avi had his solo. Scott has an amazing range so he can pick up but the severe highs that a tenor can reach.

This group is PROOF that God DOES EXIST !!!!

Mitch is generally referred to as the voice of a generation. His range is incredible! Have fun with this rabbit hole 😁😁

Wow guys. Doing so much research about the song, Leonard Cohen and Pentatonix before listening to the song is impressive. Good job.

As far as using "body Percussions", what most people don't realize is that the beatboxer actually makes the percussion sounds with his mouth and voice but adds the movements as a visual key to those watching. Consider the fact that in this video Kevin is patting his chest with leather gloves on and a leather trench coat as well as stomping his foot on the ground in the desert. It would be impossible to mic him for all those different sound dynamics. But further, you hear exactly the same sounds produced by him in the video where they perform this song live in their Christmas Concert but he is patting his bare hands on a fabric coat and stomping his foot on a stage floor. If you watch his mouth in the live recording you can see he is creating the different "body percussion" sounds with his mouth. Once I realized this I was even more impressed by his beatboxing skills. Everything they do is phenominal. BTW, keep up the fantastic reactions guys. You are Great.

That look at 18:00 lol. That my friends is what the Pentaholix like to call being "Mitch slapped" You nailed it, he has got such a unique and amazing voice, it's always great to watch people react to that section.

This is my first time watching one of your reaction videos and I'm so happy I found it! You guys are calm, quiet, have intelligent things to say and express yourselves very well. I say this in contrast to some of the reactors that just bounce around, blithering things and just have basically nothing to say except "WOW!" and "COOL!" and such. Plus, you don't interrupt a whole bunch of times, which I REALLY appreciate! I hate reactors that pause every 30 seconds just to repeat the same things they already said. You have a good amount to say when you DO pause, but your comments are well thought out and add to the video. It's much preferred over breaking the song up into little sound bites. I really enjoyed this and am going to go look into some of your other videos!

If you are impressed by this, you should see them live! They sound EXACTLY the same!

yes, body percussion, clapping, stomping etc. is allowed in acapella. PTX use it alot. they also use instuments from time to time, but you'll see them in the video - so if you don't see an instrument there isn't one.

Avi is original group’s bass. All those super low bass notes are sung by him. All the vocal percussion is done by Kevin. They are an amazing team!

Listening to Pentatonix is truly a religious experience... you're transported to a different place.

Man this reaction has to be the very best I have ever heard. They covered everything you need to know about the song, and even listened to the originator! Great job guys keep it up I’m a new sub after this video!

Yes, each member has a role, but they will often change up who takes on which role. Avi is the outstanding basso profundo voice you hear, but when he is singing lead, Scott, who is a baritone with a phenomenal range, will fill in the bass line. Likewise, Kevin is the primary beatboxer, but Avi will often work with him, jumping from bass line to percussion as needed. In fact, every member of the group has done some effects, as you can see in their Daft Punk medley... the only way for five voices to recreate an EDM sound! Please do more Pentatonix. I love your approach to reactions. Liked and subbed.

Kevin, the beatboxer is not a bass, his vocal skills are tenor. The bass is as I said, the Great Basso Profundo, Avi Kaplan. Kevin Olusola, the beatboxer, is a Yale graduate. He was headed to Medical School. His plan was to be a Medical Dr. in China. He is fluent in Mandarin and a few other languages. Like Avi, his plans changed when Scott Hoying found him on youtube and managed to get his phone number at Yale. It was just a sing off and I think he thought he would continue with his plans when the group was eliminated, but that did not happen and now all of them a multi-millionaires. Avi was the only one who left the group and he is the one who suggested that PTX bring in Matt to take his place.

Finally!! I’ve been waiting for this for a long time guys. You can’t go wrong with Pentatonix, welcome to the best Acapella group there is. My suggestion for next, is The Prayer.

Oh I love how you guys took the time to really compliment everyone. I live everything about Pentatonix but I am so drawn to Mitch’s voice.

These are my go-to PTX songs when I need a lift. "Amazing Grace" "Hallelujah" "Mary did You Know?" "Can You Feel the Love Tonight" "Daft Punk" "Bohemian Rhapsody"

Go to their "Daft Punk Medley" it will give you a better idea of the abilities of Kevin Olusola their beat boxer/(in some later songs)cellist. His solo work is equally impressive.

The bass singer is Avi Kaplan, the second soloist with the beard. However, when he does the lead, Scott has the amazing range to take over the bass. Got to love all their individual voices but together...magic!

Yes, the body and voice are the instruments used to produce all sounds in A Capella performances. From PTX, that you should check out, Bohemian Rhapsody, Imagine, Sing, Gold Radioactive, Mary Did You Know, New Rules x Are You That Somebody, and one of my personal favorites A Litte Space ft ATEEZ (3 members of the 8 member kpop group ATEEZ).

Research “beat boxer” Kevin was at the top of their list of results. That is how he joined the group. They got their start on the Sing Off, but found the rules required they have five members. That is how Avi and Kevin became part of the group. The deep bass you hear is Avi. He’s a basso profundo, considered a rare bass singer. He’s the second soloist in this song. Kirstin is a mezzo soprano, but Mitch frequently takes those parts. Your really should react to their version of The Prayer.

I have heard this version of this song many times and I never tire of it! You really need to listen to their other songs! They are amazing! Mary Did You Know.!

Kevin is probably one of the world’s best beatboxer. He also “celloboxes”, where he plays the cello while beatboxes. That’s actually how Scott (the blonde), Kirstie (rhymes with “thirsty”), and Mitch (guy in the hat) found Kevin- he was posting videos on RU-vid. They met Avi (said like Ah- vee) through a friend, right before they competed on The Sing off. Avi (now Matt, the bass who took over Avi’s role), sings the bass notes or rhythms, Kevin does the percussion/drum sounds. Kirstie, Mitch, and Scott do solely vocals, but Scott takes over bass when the bassist is singing lead. Hope all of that made sense. Check out Amazing Grace or The Prayer. Both will give you goosebumps!

I read somewhere that Kevin, who does the beatboxing, uses his hands and feet to keep time, or 'play' each percussion instrument he is doing at that time. Each hand, each foot, is a different snare, cymbal, bass, woodblock, etc. In most of these groups practically everyone has picked up some beatboxing skills, in particular the bassists. The 'floor' that a good bassist and a good beatboxing percussionist can lay down to support the rest of the group can be amazing.

Their version of Imagine by John Lennon is unreal. Some reactors get emotional.

These guys are amazing! I love them, Avi (bass) teamed up with "Home Free" for the song "Ring of Fire" and wow! You have to check it out. This is the first time watching your channel and I'm glad I stumbled upon it. New Subscriber! Loved the info you guys put out.

There are no “rules” in making music, but there are definitions. PTX uses instruments from time to time, but they always make it known. 😊

Kevin Olusola mostly does vocal percussion and sings in various songs with PTX, however he does use his body as well as the others on rare occasion. Kevin is perhaps the most overall talented. Check out his solo version of 'Down' (Marion Hill cover). You will be amazed.

I recommend their acapella cover of Imagine by John Lennon. It's the most beautiful semblance of voices other than this video

Two of my favorite Christmas songs: Mary Did You Know and The Little Drummer Boy...when PTX does it, it's felt in your soul and it's chokes me up every time filling me with greatfulness.

Welcome to the world of acappella highs, lows, beat boxing, profound basists, alter tenors, all together. Beauty.

New sub! I've watched a couple of your reactions and admire the way you research before diving into a performance. Y'all are not afraid to admit ignorance and quickly move to apply the required knowledge. That's to be applauded. This septegenarian eagerly awaits more of your takes on music. I've been a fan of PTX since I heard their cover of "Mary Did You Know?" which I've loved from the time I heard Kenny Rogers sing it. Thanks for an insightful dive into this tune. If you're looking into diving down the a capella rabbit hole you might want to check out Home Free. They've been billed as country, but they've covered Motown and Boyz II Men, and very well.

For more breathtaking beauty, have a listen to their rendition of "The Sound of Silence".

Stomping, clapping, pounding of the chest, all ok in Acapella. Great reation gents!

8 minutes in & I have to stop and comment. You let each other speak. You speak calmly and clearly. You value knowledge, so much that you stop to look things up instead of just jumping in blind. You notice things. Before I even see what you think of PTX, I'm a fan of you as reactors. Subscribed.

Everytime I see people listening for the first time to Pentatonix, it makes me sooo happy! And you two didn't disappoint while being mitch-slapped lmao. Thanks for the reaction!

You know they are amazing when you feel like you've just had a religious experience

Great reaction. Also, classic reaction to Mitch’s amazing gift. We call your surprise to his voice the “Mitch-slap”. 😀 Anything you choose next will be great, esp Bohemian Rhapsody, Imagine, Sound of Silence, Daft Punk. But my fave which not too many talk about is Dog Days are Over from their Sing-off competition. Listen for Avi’s “throat-singing” in the beginning, Mitch’s breath-taking solo, Kevin’s relentless percussion/beatboxing, Kirsty’s lyrical support throughout and above all Scott’s tireless energy singing lead. He really takes you on a ride and leave you spent at the end. Unbelievable performance. Wish they would do it again!

Yes Pentatonix is awesome however Home Free are amazing as well, Adam Rupp " the human drum kit" can produce some of the most amazing sounds, I suggest starting with there version of Man of constant sorrow.

Pentatonix’ Sound of Silence will leave you speechless!

I am a huge Pentatonix fan. Having said that, in my humble opinion, the best cover ever was done by K.D. Lang. She did it live in front of Leonard Cohen, who said it was the best version of his song.

For arrangements and musicianship: Daft Punk, Sound of Silence, Come Along, Wizard of Aahs or any of the "Evolution of" series. For vocal superiority and harmonies: The Prayer, Amazing Grace, Mary Did You Know. or Imagine. For PTX originals: Start with Sing and Love Me When I Don't. You cannot go wrong. I would enjoy seeing your reactions to Daft Punk (one of their Grammy awards) and The Prayer.

You guys are awesome. Kevin, the beatboxer, also has a gorgeous voice! You can hear him on "Mary, Did You Know?" I recommend that, as well as "Daft Punk Medley." Those, along with "Bohemiam Rhapsody," will *BLOW YOUR MINDS* !

Pentatonix's cover of this song is a masterpiece, no doubt, and I love seeing the reactions, but I want to give my upmost thanks for researching and showing the original work of art by Leonard Cohen. I grew up with Cohen's music before Pentatonix was a gleam in their parents' eyes. Thank you for giving him the recognition. And once you've gone through some of Pentatonix's works, check out Home Free, another amazing a Capella group

For sheer beauty, any of their Christmas songs will also blow you away. Of course any of their songs will, but I just love to hear their voices when doing Christmas songs. I think my favorite is Mary Did You Know. BTW, Hallelujah was my first experience listening to them, and I was totally hooked on Pentatonix from that day forward. I'm betting you will be too. :)

Some of the base that you're hearing is coming from Avi (guy with long hair and beard). His voice is crazy deep and he assists Kevin's beatboxing.

Definitely check out the live performance for this song! They sound exactly the same live! 🥲

EVERYTHING this group does will blow your MINDS!!! New sub and can not wait for more!!! Stay safe and healthy

You guys earned big fat subscription today! What an incredible RV from you guys! One of the best I've ever seen! Bravo!!!!!

Avi does bass. Scott does bass when Avi sings

This is the first time I have seen the two of you. You are very informative. I enjoy that, I have been following PTX since the first show. The beat boxer is amazing at playing his body instrumentally. He also plays cello quite well. Listen to their rendition of Queen's Bohemian Rhapsody, it'll blow your mind. Avi, with his bass, is pure poetry.

This is one of their best covers. I just listened to it again, the other day. The bass you are hearing is Avi Kaplan [bass] who went solo a few years back. You'll hear Matt, [bass] in songs like _A Little Space_ . And yes, Kevin [also a baritone, I think] does beatbox and can hit some low notes, but not like Avi, or, now, Matt. If you really wanna be shook, listen to their cover of _The Sound Of Silence_ or _Bohemian Rhapsody_ . Amazing is far too mild a word. I know folks are tossing ideas at you left and right, but Kevin's Celloboxing is a thing of beauty. You asked about other acapella groups, one of my favourites is Home Free. Kevein, cello boxing 2016: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oHBp_KFS0KI.html Sound of Silence: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ojRj2JK5oCI.html Bohemian Rhapsody: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ojRj2JK5oCI.html A Little Space: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mgkNlkMDZ_U.html Avi Kaplan, _Change on the Rise_ : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-382BTxLNrow.html Home Free [Featuring Avi Kapalan], Ring of Fire: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0l3dsHCScxU.html

Hey guys. I’m going to suggest you do one of the medleys next. They record themselves in a live one take so you can see and hear exactly who does what. This video has Matt as bass not Avi who was the original bass 2011-2017. Ariana Grande medley ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-POme133PQAg.html.

The song "Hallelujah" is not religous, spiritual, or biblical at all. It is very much a hedonistic song, with a lot of sexual references. Watching you both react to Mitch when he hits those high notes: Pentaholics refer to this reaction as getting "Mitch Slapped!" And Kevin with the beat boxing: 100% his voice. Refer to Daft Punk Medly to get your mind truly blown.

I will never get tired of people's first reactions to Pentatonix cause they're amazing. Kevin is the beat-boxer and it blows my mind every time he can do that. And of course, the Mitch-slap. The great reaction to Mitch's amazing voice. Lol. Love them and love that you guys do too :)

making music with the whole body as an instrument?? you should dive into Bobby McFerrin, best known from Dont't Worry Be Happy... If I may advice, "Bobby McFerrin-Drive, live in Montreal"

"Well I think we need to subscribe" is the exact conclusion I came to after watching your reaction here. I love the deep dive into the source material and the unique analysis into acapella, something I've not seen before in reaction channels. Well done, lads. Looking forward to seeing more from you. Thanks for the great content.

Some other great songs of theirs are "Mary Did You Know", "The Sound of Silence", and one of their more recent songs "I Just Called to Say I Love You". Each of those songs brought me to tears, they were just so amazing! But honestly you can't got wrong with any of their songs, they are all great!

Love the fact that you both have warm and quiet voices as you speak vs so many reactors of songs yelling and overdoing it. Just discovered your channel and will be watching.

If you want to see the progression of Pentatonix you can watch The singoff (S3) where they started their journey. There you can see how Kevin and Avi are the drum and base. That's why their songs sound so "massive" They were called "meat and potatoes" by one of the judges as in the fullness they brought to the groupsound. Then you can see also how Scott covers the baselines when Avi is singing. Avi is base. Scott is a baritone. Most of the time you hear Scott singing in his Tenor register. With the number Sound of Silence he is showing of his low register.

Just ran across your reaction to Pentatonix. So much of their stuff is excellent. I would also like to suggest another a Capella group, called Voctave. They do a song imitating a whole orchestra called Great Movie Medley. They are in a whole world of a Cappella of their own. I know you will enjoy them.

The bass is coming from the bearded guy (Avi) except when he was doing his solo.. then Scott (the first singer who is a baritone with a wide range) took over the bass temporarily.. The beatboxer is Kevin and he didn't sing in this one. He does sing tenor in some songs but is mostly busy with the beatboxing (is also an accomplished cello player). Mitch has the angelic voice.. he is a counter tenor.

Another fun fact for you: Mitch and Kirstie have about the same range, and they can often seamlessly trade off in the background (the same way Scott picks up the bass line when Avi or now Matt takes lead) but when you hear Mitch or Kirstie take the lead, their voices have such a different quality to them, and I love how different they sound. Their cover of The Prayer might be the clearest example.

Love this. So next, I would say either Bohemian Rhapsody or Daft Punk. After that maybe one of their Evolution videos (which is just them live in front of two mics, done all in one take). Then there's also The Prayer, Imagine, New Rules....you really can't go wrong with anything they do.

One of the earliest and nicest performances is from the sing off "Dog days are over" by Florence and the machine Also.... Kelly Clarkson Celo Green mash up of. "Forget you" and "Since you been gone"

If you love Pentatonix, then you owe yourselves a listen to the amazing a cappella group, Home Free.

The bass is Avi and you haven't heard anything yet Every song this group sings will you asking how do they do that? They are simply astounding Avi has blown speakers at concerts from his voice. He also sings more than one note at a time, and undertones. Each singer is amazing on their own but as a whole untouchable in their craft.

Watch the live version of Hallelujah from their Christmas Special and you'll see how they are able to make all those sounds... Amazing!

Pentatonix started out as a newly formed group for 'The Singoff' competition. Watch their performances & you'll see how their songs & style developed. Today I'd recommend 'Mary, did you know' 'Bohemian Rhapsody' & 'Aha! In Singapore'. All are exceptional !!

Two great big thumbs for doing your homework with your audience. And, my favorite part of reaction videos, is watching the faces as they are Mitchslapped.

If you liked the deep parts so much please watch Ring of Fire by Home Free featuring Avi Keplan of Pentatonix who sung those deep parts. Its a cover of the original by Johnny Cash

You should know that, while most of their work has been a cappella, they have always mixed in the occasional song with instrumental accompaniment and/or effects added on the vocals. Their newer stuff (especially the original stuff) has more songs that include instruments/layering/vocal effects and it's very cool to see what directions they've been going in artistically. Petals and Anchor are two of their newest originals that are stunning.

I love watching first reactions to Pentatonix just to see the Mitch slap. Most Pentaholics will say that they don't do covers. They do upgrades. They've won 3 Grammys. Please react to Bohemian Rhapsody, but keep in mind that Mitch isn't using the megaphone when you see it. It is just a prop. Also check out Sound of Silence, Daft Punk and their originals "Coffee in Bed" and "Love Me Like You Do" Welcome to the rabbit hole that is PTX.

I love Pentatonix, great reaction. Now, if you want to broaden your acapella horizons try some Home Free. Maybe start with How great thou art.

Avi the Bass is what you're feeling his voice goes right through you❤

Guys listen to K.D. Lang's version sang at 2011 Olympics.

Gotta react to their "Imagine," "Can You Feel The Love Tonight" and "90ʻs Dance Medley"