Thank you Steven. Yes it would be awesome to see them live!

I think they time things out so that they won't be out of breath for the vocal parts of the performance. It would be a shame if their vocal performance was interrupted by catching their breath from too much dance moves wearing them out.

That phone hang up brings back a bit of nostalgia doesn't it?

@@Crazykid949 😁 Yep! Slamming my finger down on the disconnect button somehow just doesn't seem as satisfying. 🙄

Thanks my friend, and yes those boots are scary high. All the songs on their original mini album are spectacular in my books. Can't wait for the February video to drop.

The way they create their routines to interact with each other in key moments of the song and performance is part of their creative genius. It shows they really think about the song, and how it should look on the live stage.

TO INFINITY AND BEYOND!

Like a friend of mine says about his singing, and I agree with my own inability to do the same. He says "people like it when I sing solo, SO LOW they can't hear me!"

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Thanks Jismar. You've always been a good friend and supporter of my channel.

Thanks for the hearts and party on favor!

I think they have a number 1 chart topper on their hands here.

I will check it out for sure. and I will see what I can do.

@@Crazykid949Thanks! Took about 70 hrs. research, though hopefully we'll do another soon since I have about 60 more.

just saw it, working on the reaction today, should be up later this afternoon possibly tonight

It would be cool if they got together on a concert, possibly on a song or couple of songs, but that is in the hands of the management teams to get those things together. It may be something that if you really want that to happen, my suggestion would be to research who is their management teams and put the bugs in those ears about it. Just a suggestion for you to consider if you really want that to happen.

@Crazykid949 that's right crazy and it's not just me who wanted this and many have tried to reach out to management but they just won't budge...I have a slight idea but can you tell me more in your perspective about why management is stubborn about this?

@@mario4301 Now this is only my own opinion about this subject, it is not based upon any research, it's only based upon what I've seen and heard. The music industry is a really tough industry when it comes to entering or proceeding through it. MONEY TALKS AND BS WALKS. If you notice when a concert is promoted, most of the time all of the artists are from the same management team or under the same management umbrella so to speak. This controls who gets paid and how much for the performances. The more artists that perform in a concert, brings in more money for the venue, and more money for the management company, as they get an equal share from each of the artists performing. when they have to share the stage with another artist from a different management company, the argument goes to which position in the lineup of the concert they are placed in, opener (first on stage) gets the least of the share of the venue's revenue and progressively increases until you have the head-liner or final act of the event who typically receives the most for the event. Management companies are typically more interested in being in control of the head-lining artist because there is more money in it for them. it's all about the greed of the management companies trying to maximize the payouts to them and not the artists. When it comes to collaborations on songs, it works in much the same way, but there is so much less money to deal with , and much more expenses in the front end of producing a song. Instrumental composers are hired and get royalties for the song, writers are hired for the lyrics and get paid for their lyrics and get royalties for the songs, by the time the artists get their share, there is little to nothing left to share from. The one thing I have heard on a KZfaq channel was that management companies actually write in the contracts with artists, a clause that allows the management company of the song is allowed to "sell" the artists shares of royalties in order to promote the song. So with that the artists could actually end up with nothing for their performing on a song. It's sickening how poorly the artists are treated by some of these companies. All in all, no matter how much the "FANS" want special collaborations to happen, or how much they would like to see certain artists go out in a concert together, unless the tyrannical management companies let go of their greed for the dollar, some things will probably never happen. Please remember that this is only my opinion based upon my speculation of what I've seen and heard about his tough industry. I have great respect for people putting themselves into this pool of sharks.

@Crazykid949 thanks crazy this is informative and I agree to that and a good example to that is how 4th impact was exploited and so far they've had bad experience with all label management they've been involved with that's why they've now gone independent, which is a harder path to be into but better than being exploited for greed....so those in the management team or teams, producers or what have you also compete in BSing each other and the artists are left with practically nothing....that's very true on here Money talks and BS walks.....and we as audience are denied of what we are supposed to enjoy because the true gems of talents are not out there to be heard.

@@mario4301 what is worse is the level of censorship and ridiculous twisting of what is said and meant. Some creators like myself are met with so many challenges while creating our videos, that it makes it really hard to stay ahead of the new trend for cancelling people with unfounded accusations. I don't think it will be very long before the whole cancel culture actually cancels society in general.

thanks for watching and commenting.