hahah that is a fact!! thanks for the comment :)

If you react to "Eye of the Thylacine" by The Unguided I'll subscribe and suggest hundreds of other stuff so you can haz variety

Not entirely true. They want YOUR reaction and YOUR thoughts on Bo Burnham. If they only wanted Bo Burnham they would be watching Bo Burnham. The thing about react channels is that it sort of is original content eventho it is based on existing content.

I'm here 2 years later because of the Bo reactions...sex sells...or something like that...

I didn't think of it that way that makes sense I was thinking like a lot of male country artists don't have a lot of range so they kind of sing in the same key all the time lol

Ever seen Parks and Rec? He guest stars as a country singer 😂

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it i still miss stuff but i try my best to catch most everything lol

THanks man im trying to do something a lil different lol

I've checked out a few others you've made and it looks like you got a new subscriber.

That being said, I love this song, because it shows exactly whats wrong with modern "country" music. 50s, 60s and 70s country songs had meaning and a story to tell, that's why a lot of the time, the songs were very short; quality, not quantity. They were stories, which also is why it was normal for country artists to cover each other and sing the same songs.

I agree! His country voice especially is fantastic! Also, Nerds. One of my favorite songs of his, and apart from the incredible lyrics, his voice is really beautiful in that one too. Whenever he says "I got your back, kid", I get goosebumps.

In London there are some areas that are majority Caribbean give or take a generation or two, but also I feel like a person singing in a reggae style isn't much different to a British person singing in an American accent of you can sing in a particular way and that's the best way you can sing? Go for it, as long as you aren't disrespecting a culture etc. What's the harm

His "Pop Song" was the original "Repeat Stuff". So much love to John Lajoie, he's a Canadian icon. ❤️

Lets see Ive heard there like super popular stuff Like car radio and that suicide squad song lol and i listen to mainly hip hop and edm style shit lol

@@undercovernerd1193 Oh, cool! It'd be awesome to see reactions to the Nico And The Niners, Jumpsuit, and Levitate music videos. They're really good songs, and the music video tells a story and has a lot of metaphors n shit, so it'd be cool to see you analyze it and share your thoughts on it. I think the order is Jumpsuit-Nico And The Niners-Levitate.

yeah its my second monitor its a bad habbit lol

Lol sameeee!

Thats fair

It got pulled down :/

@@undercovernerd1193 such a bummer!! I loved it

meh thats fair

We did some on my Twitch stream yesterday! :)

Its not the same to me covering a song and singing it in there voice is two different things you are clearly pandering to a country audience by being an Australian man with an australian accent and using a Southern accent to sing your songs thats not right to me thats not real its fake and you are only doing it so country fans will like you

I didnt say that you cant like a genre that you are not from I just think is wrong for people who don't have an accent and sing in that accent because that genre came from an accented area

@@undercovernerd1193 what you don't seem to understand though is you mention UK people and pandering with the accent, a lot of those (mostly) black men have parents or grandparents, in living memory, who migrated over and in their homes they actually hear the accent and speak like that in real life because they grow up with it and it's passed down to kids, a lot of those reggae or afro caribbean or whatever artists, have, in living memory, grown up with that culture through their parents with the accent, food, dress, etc. even if they were born in britain their parents and immediate families weren't, and it gives them perspectives and experiences different to other cultures (white middle class brits, for example), their music isn't pandering, if you actually dive into the genre, it's raw and honest and reflects their own experiences/culture. it's like saying latinx americans are pandering by making latinx music, sure they were born in the US but their parents are often not and they grow up with latinx culture in their homes, and often speak in and adopt the accent and culture of their parents, it's ridiculous.

I disagree entirely if you do not speak with that accent all the time you shouldnt put it on to sing a song period I dont care where you are from it is pandering if you are using an accent that is not your every day lexicon. Thanks for understanding

@@undercovernerd1193 I believe you're still misunderstanding. I lived in the UK, so this is not something I'm just pulling out of thin air. Many have emigrated to the UK from the Caribbean. They do have accidents and aren't putting on anything more than you are when you speak or sing. I'm not sure how to put this any more clearly for you. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barbadian_British

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