Two years later this song has taken over the world.

The one dislike is from the whale.

the guy on the far right definitely plays sea of thieves for hours

walter white never died, he just started singing sea shanties

It's a shame they didn't catch in frame that kid who walked onto stage with a big hunk of driftwood then picked his nose and left, cause that sounded hilarious to see xD

i dont like it i like the other one

I wonder if the young see boy knew which catchy tune he produced around 1800. It was probably a boy from a fischer family with little money .... it's a shame that he didn't experience his fame

I'm jealous of JD's ability to hit a C2 note like that lol great performance!

No Scottish accent don't sound that well :)

I love how they sing as well live as in their songs, no autotune and no alterations, just perfect. sorry for my english, my first lenguaje is the spanish

I love the Longest Johns, they are so talented. I would love to do this with my mates

Truly ahead of their time here

We want a studio version !

Interesting for me as a New Zealander to see this song, composed in Dunedin, New Zealand to become so well known around the world. I lived 15 years in Dunedin just a few miles from Wellers Rock where the Weller company set up operations in the 1830s. The "Pog 'n' Scroggin Bush Band" did a great version of this on their "Sesqui" album recorded in 1997 as part of a list of Otago folk songs to commemorate Otago's sesquitennial (150years since settlement..although whalers came earlier).....Otago is the region in NZ where Dunedin is.

Sounds just like their studio release! They’re so talented!

THE SACRED TEXTS!

The bass line is just magnificent

I love shanties and I didn’t even know I love em until I found out about shanties!!!!

This is amazing, even my 4 year old is clapping along to it 👏

Me and the boys this for our talent show, I sang the bass part. We won that talent show.