That final low note is even more impressive when you consider how long he held it.

Austin = high tenor, Rob = tenor, Chris = baritone, Tim = THE BASS, Adam = beatboxer freak of nature lol

Avi with the cowboy hat, YES! Best moment of the song.

Avi grew up in California near the Sequoia forests. His grandparents lived about an hour away and had horses and a ranch of sort. He and his mother used to to go out where the Sage and Stone (One of his songs to his mother) was and hunt for arrow heads. One of my favorite videos of him is as a little 2 to 3 year old, wearing a red jacket and a cowboy hat sledding down a hill backwards. As Michael, his dad catches up, he is shaking his head that Avi was completely fine with the whole event. Love the reaction and I love Avi and Home Free.

Check out Home Free’s cover of “Man of Constant Sorrow” from “Oh Brother, Where art Thou?” It’s amazing and the beatboxer really shines

If you see any “toxic” comments about either group those people aren’t true fans. True fans appreciate both groups 💕

If there is a "rivalry" between fans of Homefree and Pentatonix, its a friendly one. For the most part we are all fans of "a cappella" music and recognize these as two of the best in the business. We all love this rendition of "Ring of Fire" because it is one of the few times you can find Tim Foust and Avi Kaplan, two of the best basses in the world, preforming together. I'm more of a Pentatonix fan than Homefree but that is because of a preference in music genre not the quality of the group. Homefree had been preforming long before Pentatonix was formed and most all "a cappella" fans acknowledge that Tim Faust has a wider vocal range than Avi. But most also acknowledge that the vocal timber of each artist makes them better suited to different genres of music. My preference in country and folk music is Homefree, in pop or rock I prefer the sound of Pentatonix. But I'm a huge fan of both groups.

Tim Foust, the bass, has a 5+ octave range! When they did this song for The Sing-Off, he went even lower.

Simply love both Home Free and Pentaonix ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Also, Tim Foust held that last low note for 13 amazing seconds. His range is astonishing, but his breath control - and how consistent his sound is over that 13 seconds while being that low... really blows my socks off.

My absolute favorite is the cover of John Mayer’s “In The Blood” by Home Free. Gorgeous! And meaningful!

They are all friends, they won the sing off the next season after Pentatonix. so Pentatonix fans are pentaholics, and Home Free fans are Home fries. Most people that are pentaholics,are also Home fries

Home Free is basically a barbershop quartet plus a percussion section -- Adam Rupp! (When you hear them cover "All About That Bass", they actually do some of it in true barbershop style!) Bringing Avi onboard for "Ring of Fire" made it possible for a bass to solo without losing the bass line that is the foundation to those beautiful harmonious chords. As you saw, Avi and Tim pass the solo back and forth with the higher voices carrying the support role that's normally assigned to the bass. You will find lots more wonderful music in HF's pre-COVID catalog, AND they are now doing some impressive "at home" productions -- individual parts recorded in their homes across America and then stitched together by their sound engineer. The only "caution" is to save their cover of Cam's "Mayday" until you have heard at least 5 or 6 of their "normal" songs. Welcome to the Home Fries!

If this is your first exposure to Home Free you have much to look forward to. Especially if you love pure musical talent and amazing harmony.

AMAZING REACTION!!!!!!! Avi Kaplan is really unbelievable.

I love Home Free and Pentatonix. They both have really amazing performers, even though stylistically they are quite different.

Oh Bless Your Heart ---- you have just been Home Fried! Tim Foust has a 6 octave range, and sings a gorgeous tenor as well as a bass that is below the deepest note on a piano keyboard. Austin - the high tenor, has a pure, high, clear and hypnotic tenor. All the boys in between are super heroes of a capella. I like to refer to them as the Giants of A Capella since their average height is 6 ft 2 in. When they take pictures of themselves with fans, they tower over most of their adoring public. They have such an amazing mixture of voices it will simply blow your mind. They won the Sing Off the year after PTX won. They are such fans of each other. So happy you discovered Home Free. Please continue to react to them. You will NEVER be disappointed and perhaps frequently amused. They are a hoot.

If you want to just hear Home Free's warm velvety harmonies, Auld Lang Syne is a gorgeous rendition. :)

There's a sort of "friendly rivalry" between "Home Fries" and "Pentaholics," but you're right - you can't compare the two groups. Both are fantastic, both have different strengths, and a huge number of Home Free fans also love Pentatonix. There's a lot of crossover.

Home Fries and Pentaholics get along very well. A lot of us are both. Level wise, I consider them almost equal. Actually Tim helped Avi to get the low lows. For me Home free are craftsman that are mostly fun, even have great serious songs. Those very solid. Ptx is more sophisticated fine arts. Perfectionism and fun. Eye candy. Both stepped in the other musical spectrum, but feel comfy in their more country or more electronic, poppy material.

Welcome, Tater Tot. After a few additional videos and learning their names, you'll be a full-blown Home Fry! Great reaction video! Home Free really does a great job of sharing the lead/limelight. Tim had the "lead" in this song, which he shared with Avi. His vocal range is even greater than Avi's...but his tone is completely different. Love them both so much. Love them all to be honest. They are all each very unique and so is their sound.

I am a big Johnny Cash fan and I guarantee he's got a big old smile on his face hearing this. Beautiful harmonies and great emotive voices.

Thanks so much for playing Homefree. They have so many talents, so fun!!

Omg you will love Home Free “Man of Sorrow”, i hope you react to that one someday

I would STRONGLY Suggest the Butts Remix by Homefree! It's a HUGE trip down memory lane while also showing off a LOT of their individual talents and range!

Thanks for reacting to Ring of Fire 🔥 performed by Home Free and Avi Kaplan. No offense to the late great Johnny Cash, but I really enjoy listening to this version. I’m a proud Pentaholic who discovered Home Free through Avi’s performances. I’ve since added them to my listen list.

Oh, those deep voices,,,, and it was ,,, something beautiful. They even brought the atmosphere of the original song very well.

I'm a Home Fry and a Pentaholic

HF and Avi are actually very good friends!

Welcome to Home Free, we the fans are Home Fries & are fircely loyal but also love other acapella groups. It's not to us a competition, but just loving acapella for its artistry. While Home Free is "labeled" a country group, they often step out of the "country" genre to do their art. And art it is. Listen next to either Helplessly Hoping (cover of a Crosby Stills & Nash song from 1969 the B side of the single Marrakesh Express) or How Great Thou Art the old Gospel Hymn....both will astonish you - the harmonies & chords will blow your mind. Also their country but soft country side is really heard in their cover of Die a Happy Man, I *REALLY* reccomend this one.

Tim Foust of Home Free is an amazing bass and has a huge range. Also Adam Rupp the beatboxer has won several championships for his talent.

I have found that Pentaholics and Home Fries have the same respect for both groups. Home Free has many amazing videos/song as well. Just a few more and you will be calling yourself a Home Fry as well. So, in advance, well come to the Home Fries!

Home Free won the NBC sing off competition back in 2013. There are videos of the competition. They won a recording contract and a hundred thousand with a trophy

I have watched several reactions to this and you are the first to notice Avi putting on the cowboy hat. 😁

Home Free first created a cover of this song while they were competing on the singlff TV show. In that live version (there are KZfaqs of it), Tim hits the last note as an F#1 rather than a G1. But he doesn't hold it out as long.

The only suggestion that I have as you enter the Home Free rabbit hole is to save "Mayday" for when you know the group and their usual talents. If you wait, it will blow your mind to see the flexibility of every individual in this group. There is incredible talent here ... have fun.

Pentatonix started by winning season 3 of the NBC acapella competition show "The Sing-Off" in 2011. Home Free had been singing as a group for years but also entered the Sing-Off competition for season 4 in 2013 (NBC skipped a year for some reason). The acapella group VoicePlay also competed in the competition in season 4, which was won by Home Free. Both Pentatonix and Home Free are great groups with talented singers, amazing bass singers, and astounding beat boxers. Home Free has been known primarily as a country style group, but they can sing just about anything.

Oh my Lord. It's about time. I have been waiting for this !

"Do You Hear What I Hear" is a great song to get a feel for Tim's range but also how well the harmonize together. One of my favorite songs by them.

So glad you discovered Home Free! I love them for their clean crisp sound myself.

You’ve got a lot of suggestions on here for a next song to react to...you can’t go wrong with any of them! If you continue on...welcome to the HF rabbit hole and get ready to be amazed!

Man of Constant Sorrow is worth your while listening to, as are many many others. I am a fan of both Home Free and Pentatonix, as I'm sure you will become. Great reaction. Thanks.

All male vocal band - high tenor Austin Brown, tenor Rob Lundquist, in this older video Chris Rupp, baritone, who has stepped down and been replaced by Adam Chance baritone/bass, Adam Rupp, two time world champion beat boxer (the other founding member of the group with his brother Chris). And last but not least, Tim Foust , bass man with a 5 octave range. It’s my understanding that Tim actually taught Avi how to expand his bass range. Love Home Free! And Pentatonix. Enjoy your journey into Home Free. And never fear - they aren’t just country.

They are billed..bill themselves ...as the first country accapella group..BUT listen to CAN'T STOP THE FEELING " ...they nail it...they cover so many genres !! HELPLESSLY HOPING is beyond breath taking!

One of their quarantine songs I recommend is Flowers on the Wall originally done by The Statler Brothers & in honor of Harold Reid The Statler Brothers bass that died before Home Free did the cover of their song

You're hooked!!!!!! Me too..... These guys are masters of the voice and harmony.

I recommend their version of “Helplessly Hoping “ for an incredible example of harmonies, and “House Party” or “Love Train” for amazing beatboxing!

Tim is the lowest bass of the most popular acapella bands (out of Voiceplay, Home Free, and Pentatonix). Each bass from the 3 groups has something they are the master or just the best at. Avi has the best full rounded low notes. Geoff Castelluci (of Voiceplay) has Subharmonic notes mastered and Tim (from Home Free) is the best at his growl notes. Tim is my favorite of the 3. You should check out more from Home Free. If you Like Bass Singers I'd also recommend checking out "The Sound of Silence" cover by Tomi P. Tomi is FANTASTIC and that cover shows his range really well both highs and lows. He's really talented

Your icelandic eyes, aquiline smile (often a Scandinavian feature!), lively intellect and superb diction combine to render your reaction a compelling performance . . . much like Home Free! BTW, I am also an expatriot; only I grew up in Africa before returning to Texas, where yes indeed we stand with hands bracing our belt buckies and fire up the grill in a ring of tailgates.

Home Free is a great group. Their best boxer is world class a and is known as the Freak of nature. They have over a 100 songs to choose from. How Great Thou Art is beautiful and for a completely different sound Their cover of Sunday Best is more on the Gunn side. It's one of their Quarantine songs. They release a new video every other Friday. Today's video will be released tomorrow due to this day being 9-11. They thought it wouldn't be right to release it on that day. I've seen the new one already and it's really great. Hope you give them another listen. They've kept our spirit's up during this pandemic. Great reaction. Thank you and have a great day. God bless

Home Free is my favorite accapella group. These guys are so talented, caring, and funny! Tim taught Avi how to sing lower. Tim has a 5+ octave range. Chance has a 4+ octave range. Adam beatboxer won world champion of beatboxing 2 years in a row. Austin grew up traveling with his dad’s gospel quartet. Rob majored in music and emphasized opera. It’s a great group. End of the road really shows Robs soul.

Sing off winners PTX, Home Free and Voice Play all have 5 members. All excellent groups. Only 1 female among them.

Man of Constant Sorrow would be the next one to do.

Avi also makes a cameo appearance ins "Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget", which is another good and fun Home Free suggestion. Home free have a bit of an irreverent sense of humour, which shows up on a number of their tracks and particularly in their live performances.

Austin Brown is the singer you referred to as being a Mitch of the group, the beat boxer is Adam Rupp, the rest are Rob Lindquist with a beard like Avis, Chris Rupp beat boxers brother,( he is no longer in the group as of 2016) was replaced by Adam Chance,( he is called Chance since there is the other Adam) and then Tim Foust the last bass you heard. Chris's Rupp and Adam Rupp formed the group in 2000 and there has been several past members. So you have Austin, Rob, Chance, Adam and Tim. I'd recommend listening to How Great Thou Art for pure harmony that is a master piece IMO and then their Man of Constant Sorrow. They are all extremely talented and PTX (pentaholics) and Home Free ( home fries) all get along very well. As one reactor put it he is a pentafry. Voiceplay and Voctave are two more groups that will be requested, the Oogie Boogie Song by Voiceplay is a good one and then Warriors. Voctave any Disney songs are a must.

I loved your reaction and welcome you down here in the Home Free rabbit hole! You need to get ready for the home fries tidal wave. They have over one million subscribers and we are a loyal bunch who loves to subscribe and watch people's reactions to our boys. Welcome aboard.

Tim Foust, the bass for Home Free, has a five octave range which is crazy. They are a “country” group but also have done a broad range of genres. To see/hear where it began in earnest for them watch The Sing Off season 4 as we welcome you to the fan base own as home fries...we’ll all slide down the Home Free rabbit hole together, and love every second of it!

Ok DUDE, that knock at your door are Dears and Angels with demands!

The technique that was used at the end of the song is known as a growl. The growl at the end is a G1. Tim can growl down to a B0. Tim, Avi, and another bass named Geoff have several bass battles on youtube comparing their low ranges. I highly suggest checking those out once you have dug a little bit farther in the rabbit hole that is Voiceplay and Home Free.

YES. Home Free is the "other" group that is rewriting the book on a capella worldwide. For Home Free may I recommend their "Man of Constant Sorrow", and my favorite, "Helplessly Hoping" (Crosby, Stills & Nash) (and then a quarantined Italian Youth Choir's cover of Home Free's arrangement).

It just made me happy to hear you compare Tim to Scott. Just knowing what a discovery you are in for. Not to say they are the same, but Tim is the Avi of Home Free. They both are true bass and both incredible in their ranges. Tim was singing up high for his verse, but didn't do the drop to the lows like Avi did. He showed at the end what he is capable of on the low end, and that isn't it for him. Tim has incredible control and power when he goes low. Home Free is an amazingly talented group. I can't imagine anyone who has an ear for acapella not enjoying their style, raw talent, and refined ability.

"Man of Constant sorrow " and "end of the road " are both good.

Welcome to home free!!! They have a huge following and they have a ton of videos on their KZfaq channel. Tim who sang lead is the bass and can go super low but can also sing tenor. The guy that sang at the beginning high is Austin the high tenor. The guy with the beard is Rob the 2nd tenor and the guy with the cowboy hat is Chris who is baritone. In 2016 Chris left the group and Adam Chance took his place as baritone but also does some bass. Adam Rupp is the beatboxer and has won world competitions.

All male for Home Free. They are incredible, always.

Welcome to the HomeFree rabbit hole. They are amazing. Lots of fun songs and videos to explore.

For your 2nd Home Free reaction watch Moonshine. They just released it today. Austin's voice is incredible (as always)...so strong and clear. Just beautiful!!

If you happen to love Home Free, then you are now a Home Fry!!!

They are so good, that all of them, could make a solo career, but together, they make magic. Some of my favorit songs are My church (my first HF song) In the blood (Tim, Chance and Rob, takes turn on lead) What we ain't got (a song, that goes right through your soul) Remember this (original) Love Train (put on your dance shoes) Country fried pop medley (they all takes turn singing) Friends in low places (bass song) Do you hear what I hear (one of their best, combind song, arrangement, harmonies and incredible beatboxing) And there is about 100 more songs to love.

As you now know Tim is the very low bass that you hear. Welcome to land of Home Fries!! Wonderful reaction.!!

That is Tim Foust, and he can go sub-woofer with style!!!

The two groups ARE friends. They met on Sing-Off season 4 (I think?) which Home Free won. PTX had been guest coaches & they hit it off. Tim Foust (the first guy singing) is actually their bass but has a wide range; he gave Avi bass tips, too. Austin Brown (the second guy) is a tenor; kinda like Mitch but with Scott’s groove/growl/whatever. Rob, the big, bearded guy, is another tenor. Adam is their beatboxed & his brother Chris is the baritone. They do mostly country a capella. Avi also appeared, but didn’t sing, in their video for Champagne Taste On a Beer Budget, which is a funny song.

Welcome to Home Free - masters of harmonies :)

So ready to watch you add this to your reactions. PTX and Home Free fans get along fine as far as I have seen. There really isn't competition between the groups as they all love what they do and have their own niche. The high tenor should be easy for you to remember since his name is Austin.

Home Free’s How Great Thou Art is incredible. You would love it.

Hi there Lukas, and welcome the crazy world, and the rabbit hole, of Home Free. We, the fans, are called Home Fries and we are known for being passionate, loving and kind when it comes to reactors. We also tend to come in a swarm to a new Home Free reactor. Haha. If you want to check them out some more, which you totally should, you can't really go wrong, go with what you want, but I highly recommend not watching the video for Mayday until at least 10 videos in as you will miss the greatness of cthe arrangement and what the guys are using their talents for in that one. You need to know them first to fully appreciate it. Other than that there are plenty of covers from different genres and a bunch of originals too. If I were to recommend one song it is End of the Road, Boys 2 Men, which is showing the shut-your-mouth amazing vocals of the lead tenor, Rob Lundqvist, the guy with the beard. Thanks for a great reaction! Keep them coming!

Man of constant sorrow - please do that one. It shows the group much more "normally". This was the one where Tim, the lead bass, was singing as lead.

So glad you finally found Home Free! You might want to check out their newest song Everybody Walkin' This Land! You will feel the bass!

As a newer "Home Fry", I refer to Tims G1 at the conclusion of the number as an "Eargasm".

Gotta love Avi Kaplan and Tim Foust - especially that final note!

Tim Foust is their Bass singer, he has a 5+ octave range A0-A5. He sang that last note. Tim and Avi have been friends since before Home Free performed on the sing-off in season 4. I can't remember if it was just before or just after Pentatonix performed in season 3. They were introduced by a mutual friend. All the other guys met in season 4 and have remained friends ever since. Home Free identifies themselves as an all-vocal country band but does many songs that cross genres. My suggestions are Everbody walkin this land, End of the Road, Can't help the feeling, Helplessly Hoping, Country Roads & Man of constant sorrow. Lots of people start out saying they really don't like country but become fans of Home Free. Me included

Lukas after hearing Avi's low note - Unbelievable. Me - Ha! Just wait til the end...

All male a cappela. Genre: Mostly Country/Western, but also pop and Gospel. Mainly they do lyric stuff of all genres that shows off their harmonies and their empathetic warmth...or their quirky humor. Or both. Who's Who: Austin Brown, high tenor. (Angelic face, angelic curls, has fun being the pretty boy of the group.) Rob Lindquist, lead tenor/baritone. (Papa bear, big beard, family man, bedrock lead.) Adam Chance, baritone/bass. He's one of their multi-position players. (Neat, trim beard compared to Rob's jungle, with an air of very quiet macho. Usually called "Chance" to distinguish him from Adam Rupp, the beatboxer, who is one of the founders.) Tim Foust, 5-octave range. His "home base" is low baritone to basso profundo, but he's got unusual strength in his upper registers, too, and every so often they give him a chance to strut his stuff as a solid, clear tenor. His timbre compares very nicely with Austin's clear, bright tones and Rob's warm, grounded feel. (Tall, lanky, near-black hair. Through most of the video's he's got a shoulder-length page-boy. Late in the COVID quarantine he cuts his hair--but starts letting an elegant white temple streak show. He's got a minimal scruffy beard...like he's thinking about growing it out but hasn't yet decided.) Adam Rupp, beat-boxer and high baritone. One of the two founding brothers who started the group. (His brother Chris has since moved on to a solo career.) More or less clean-shaven, tawny hair, usually seen with his mouth in a weird shape as he manages yet another amazing sound. Twice winner of the World Beat Boxing Championship the last I checked. Sometimes nicknamed "The Freak of Nature" because he can do so much with his beat boxing. On pieces that are ill-suited to percussive, mainly their ventures into hymns and other worship music, he becomes a fifth singing voice, as a fair enough mid-range singer. High baritone is where I'd place him, but, nu. I'm not an expert. In the early videos you will see them with Chris Rupp, before he left and Chance joined the group. Chris is tawny haired with a cowboy hat. The last I looked they had four albums out, and a mess of singles. They're gaining public notice even as we speak--they appear to be making the leap from "successful low-visibility professionals" to "successful high-visibility professionals." Suggestions: Country Western: I love "My Church," "Elvira" (done WITH the original singers, the Oakridge Boys, who have been popular in Country Western for at least thirty-forty years...), the one you just watched (Ring of Fire). "A Man of Constant Sorrow." Gospel: "Children Go Where I Send Thee", performed with the late Kenny Rogers. (One of those perfect, dazzling little gems in which everyone gets to walk away looking their very best, and lovable to boot. Aging Kenny Rogers at his best, having the time of his life serving as mentor and introducing these "new kids on the block" to his own solid, established fan base. The kids admiring, respectful, and having FUN. Do I adore this song? Yes. Yes, I do...) "Amazing Grace," with Peter Hollins. Sweet as honey... "Go Rest High Upon That Mountain." A piece that has become a common funeral song among CW singers. Pop: "All About The Bass (Base)" Cover of Meghan Trainor's pop hit. Funny as hell. The boys enjoy themselves *without* taking away the original artist's positive message. "The End of the Road." Cover of Boyz II Men's R&B classic. If you watch other reactors like yourself, there's a certain delight in watching black listeners come in dubious and within minutes stop the track, turn out to their audience, and say, "Ok. These boys can SING." Then start over, loving it. I also love their rendition of "Auld Lange Syne," a traditional Scottish New Year's song. Pure bawdy fun? "The Butts Remix." Sweet silliness? "Honey I'm Good." My very most favorite of all, bar none? "Everybody Walkin' This Land." A protest song for the moment, I guess. An anthem. Brilliant. There is very little I do not like of theirs, honestly. And I hope that's helpful AND gives you a start exploring the group.

For pure harmony, check out their version of "How Great Thou Art". Another favorite is "Man of Constant Sorrow." Enjoyed your reactions.

Great reaction to Home Free! Welcome to the equally fantastic world of Home Free and their fans the Home Fries. There is certainly a crossover between them and PTX as to fans but the groups are quite different. For more HOme Free, try their version of Man of Constant Sorrow, How Great Thou Art, Daddy Sang Bass and End of the Road. Then, once you are familiar with them and their voices, listen to their masterpiece Mayday for a showcase of their versatility and ranges. Tim, their bass has a crazy 5 octave range and their beat boxer is crazy good. Please do more of their stuff. You will enjoy it!

My first exposure to Homefree was Man of Constant Sorrow. I was looking for the song from the movie and accidentally clicked on the Homefree version instead. I've been a fan ever since. Cheers, Steve

I love how my fellow Homefries educate new listeners to the group.Good job guys.

They both won back to back seasons on the sing off and there's 5 members in this group as well

It's okay to love both groups....in fact one reactor said it best, the fans are Pentafrys! Perfect! They have 6 members ....Avi was #7. Tim, Austin, Rob, Adam C, Adam R, & Chris. Thanks for reacting!

The lowest I've heard Tim Faust go is in Misty Mountains with Peter Hollens.

I so appreciate that you heard the definitive difference between Avi and Tim!. So many times I've watched reactors and they have assumed that the low note toward the end was Avi. I adore Avi's voice and range (the man can sing the phone book and make it sound, the vocal equivalent of Shakespeare)!. But Tim's range is nearly unmatched!, listen to their version of May Day!, his high tenor is insane when you juxtapose it next to his low notes.

If you want more Avi and Home Free check out their song Champagne taste on a Beer budget. Avi photo bombs and then gets on a mechanical bull in the background. Enjoy. Brett's wife

Welcome to Home Free and the rabbit hole of their KZfaq videos. You should try some of the live versions. Tim Foust is the Bass and has a 5+ octave range. To see more of his range watch the live version of Your Man. Beatboxer is Adam Rupp and there are live solos showing you what he can do he has won some awards. Austin Brown is the high tenor and is really amazing. Rob Lundquist is the lead Tenor and is just as awesome. Adam Chance (Chance) is the baritone/bass that replaced Chris Rupp who is in this video. Looking forward for more reactions to them. The fans are call home fries. There is a friendly competition with PTX but you will see more cross overs with different members. As their genre's are so different.

I like both groups, though i lean yo Home Free, i was born in Tennessee, so was raised listening to Country music, bass voices i always loved...Ring Of Fire was Wrote by June Carter Cash, when she first met Johnny Cash--both were married to others at that time...and i am that old, acapella i just discovered via Home Free...a friend sent me Home Free version of Mary, Did You Know at christmas time, i have been hooked since..

Songs that will give you an idea of their harmony are How Great Thou Art, 7 Bridges Rd, Auld Lang Syne, Helplessly Hoping and End of The Road.. Songs that show Adam's talent as beat boxer are Love train, Man of Constant Sorrow, Mayday,. They have fun songs like Butts Remix, All about The Base, etc. They are a gifted group that make you feel good.

For sure you'll enjoy Home Free. Besides being an amazing acapela group, they're fun too. They were on the same Sing Off show as Pentatonix, just the year after I think.

You have to hear their Man of Constant Sorrow, and their Butts remix medley.

Tim Foust is the bass(the last note singer) Austin is high tenor, beatboxer Adam ,him and his brother Chris ( guy with hat) started the group in college, but Chris left the group and new one is Chance ( not in this video), and guy with glasses is Rob low tenor

New sub! Hope you'll do more Home Free!! Man of Constant Sorrow is a great one! Loved your reaction!

Totally love both groups! There is some comparison, yes. But then again there is no comparison because their style and genre of music is different! Both are equally fantastic.

I love to see how much you enjoy it 🥰