This is why all of us Home Fries want you to get a few Home Free reactions under your belt, so you know who sings what. Then you run into "Mayday" and all bets are off. haha. Enjoy.

Now that they have Chance to take over the bass line, Tim will occasionally sing tenor now just because he can.

When Chance hit that low note, and you covered your self with the pillow... I died 🤣😂🤣 yep, some people just got way to much talent than the rest of us! Great reaction!

Yes. The guy that starts out the song is Tim Foust, the bass.

The “pillow hug” says it all~~ HOME FREE. Yes, Tim has over a 5 octave range.

The talent within this group of "unicorns" is beyond belief and we love them!

Every reactors May Day reaction is the best! They all get that look like, “what else in my life has been a lie?”😂

This song caught most of us home fries off guard, even though we knew it was possible. They are such a versatile group of guys. Adam Rupp was killing, too.

That reaction is exactly why us Home Fries like a reactor to get a few HF videos done before watching Mayday. You get comfortable, you know how low Tim can go, you know who does what, and then BAM! Mind blown 🤯 yes, Tim can go that high, and Chance can go that low. 🤯🤯. Tim has about 5 1/2 octaves, and Chance has 4 octaves. When Tim sings lead, Chance holds down the bass. Chance is a bass-baritone and was the bass for his previous group, Street Corner Symphony. Would love you to do Hillbilly Bone next, that’s a really fun one! Would also love the official video followed by a live version of their cover of 9 to 5. The live version has a beatboxing breakdown about three quarters of the way through - it’s EPIC!

Yep, Tim is the bass singer, but Chance can sing bass as well. Tim's range is sic. Unless you reacted and I (a Home Fry Flocker) missed it, you should do their Butts Remix. It is sensationally good and funny.

The baritone, Adam Chance was the bass singer with the a capella group Street Corner Symphony before he joined Home Free. He usually sings the bass part when Tim Foust sings the lead. ... Guy

He has a 5 octave range. A0-A5. Now, immediately go and listen to Tim Foust's playing piano and singing Can't Stop Falling in Love with You (it is audio only). And then watch his vocal range video A0-A5. Adam Chance, the baritone bass who is featured as bass in this video, is a great bass as well. He sang bass for Street Corner Symphony before he joined Home Free. Fun fact: he is in Home Free's video House Party as an "extra" before he was in the group. Check out Street Corner Symphony (with Adam Chance) singing Uptown Funk. It is fun! I love the bass he lays down in it. I added it to my playlist.

I love it! A very good demonstration of both Tim's 5 and Chance's 4 octave ranges. It's nice to get to hear Tim's higher range with Chance along to sing the bass line. You never know just who is going to be singing the bass line when they release a new song. It's so fun! Go back and watch their songs and see if you can figure out just who's got the bass. Thanks! ^_^

That had to be one of the best reactions to Chance hitting those notes EVER :)

This is a group that expands their talents. They can each also beatbox. These guys are exceptional.

Tim can sing way higher, and you haven't heard him go low yet. I've watched all of your Home Free reactions. I watched a reaction a few months ago, the reactor said "Most A Capella groups search for years td find a bass that can sing lead, and has range - and these guys have two of them?" You have been perceptive. Do one Home Free reaction, we will flock. Keep doing them, and we will subscribe. I just did. You also noticed that they may be mostly country, but they really cross genres without hesitation. And kill it every time.You havent seen any of their remixes, comedy songs, or originals yet.

Nice intro! Tim CAN sing as high as Rob & Austin. Adam Chance does great job singing bass. Because they’re all so versatile they can do many parts. beatboxer Adam Rupp also sings! They had fun planking their fans by not staying pidgin-holed in one vocal part!!! Awesome Reaction!!

love the pillow grab at 5:00

I held off listening to MayDay mostly because I did not know of the song. I heard it for the first time last week. I find my brain bringing this song up time and time again, especially the rich harmonies in the bridge portion. Anyone that loves acapella ensemble and choir groups needs to listen to this cover of MayDay. And that low note from Adam Chance is like a fog horn blown during times of bad weather. I think they layered a few recordings of his voice for added effect, but kudos that he can hit that low note. Every member of this group participates to the betterment of the complete production. Adam Rupp just continues to push the bar for beat-boxers higher and higher. He is the heart of the group. Glad he got a little video focus just on him. Rob Lindquist continues to make this country boy proud. Austin's confidence continues to build and Tim Faust proves again he is just a beast of a singer. The arrangements are stellar, the harmonies golden and this group blesses me with each and every performance.

This video is definitely a mind-blowing one, but don't forget amongst all the voice part switching to give props to the one-man drum kit, Adam Rupp.

Love the intro! Yes, Tim is the bass, but he has a 5 octave range!

I wondered how long it was going to take you to realize that Tim (the bass) came out of the basement and onto the rooftop. lol! The look on your face was priceless. We told you he had a 5+ octave vocal range, and he just showed it to you. Chance in the back usually sings baritone, but he will switch off and on with Tim when Tim takes the lead, something he wasn't able to do when Chris Rupp, (Adam's the beat boxer's brother and one of the founder's of the group) was with them Chance can get down there, but not anywhere near where Tim can go. Now's the time to listen to his version of Elvis' Can't Help Falling In Love With You". Talk about your vocal gymnastic's, Holy Cow!!! It only a audio, but you'll be amazed. Thank you, for another fantastic reaction, Brad.

Yes, the original bass was singing the tenor lead at the beginning (his name is Tim, over 5 octave range). Chance, the bass for this particular song, is usually their baritone. He used to be the bass for Street Corner Symphony, another Sing-Off alum (they were part of the 2nd season). Whenever I watch this video, I think of myself as an interviewer asking them, "So, which of you is the bass?" Then those two just say, "yes!"

Tim Foust (Bass) has a 5 octave range. When he sings lead or high harmony like in this song the baritone, Adam Chance sings bass. He was a bassist in a previous group called Street Corner Symphony. He joined Home Free when one of the founders of the group Chris Rupp, brother of the beat-boxer and other founder Adam Rupp, left to do solo projects. They call Adam Chance just Chance to differentiate him from Adam Rupp. Now, there were instances before Chance joined when Tim sang lead. They got around this in two ways. The first way is Tim would sing much more acoustic songs. The second is Adam does a very good bass drum and also does good bass effects, so at times they would use Adam's bass effects and the lower part of Chris's baritone to create a bassline (usually for less than 30 seconds). If you want to see Adam's bass effects, he has several drum solos on KZfaq.

Loved the grabbing a cushion 😉 great reaction! Butts remix/medley is one of my favorites. Or really any of their videos. There is a fan video of Tim breaking the speakers at one of their performances. I’ll look up the link and add it to my comment.

This shows how versatile they can be. Tim can sing 5 octaves from a tenor to a super bass, and Chance can sing bass also, the group he was in before coming to Home Free he was the bass of that group, they were in the Sing-off also in season 2 They are Street Corner Symphony.

It's always hilarious to watch the reaction videos and see someone unfamiliar with Tim's vocal range hear him sing tenor. You all react the same and then when Chance kicks in doing the bass drop. The confusion really sits in 😂😂😂 it's hilarious.

Tenor, Baritone, and Bass. Home Free has 2 true tenors, 1 crazy bass, and 1 crazy baritone, and a great beatboxer

...... your not losing your mind......... did you forget that they love to switch singers while in the same note...... and yes, it works.....big time! Kinda speaks to how well these guys have come together........ seamless!

That shocked expression! LOL We all had it the first time we heard Tim go high! And then... Chance!

I really enjoy your reactions. This video is just the start of your introduction to the endless variety of Home Free capabilities. Their mix of voice types and range allow them to cover so many genres and musical sounds. Then you add in a world champion beat boxer as well. It's what makes them the best at what they do.

Home free and pentatonic are great but wait to you hear the South Korean harmony crossover group called “ Forestella” They will blow you mind! A few years ago there was ( and still is ) a 4 male crossover harmony group from South Korea called “Forestella”. When they performed their first song “ Bohemian Rhapsody” (by you know who,) it catapulted them to international stardom and now they have millions of followers worldwide. Like pentatonix one of the Korean vocalists has a very deep bass/baritone voice. Another, a high operatic voice, and the other two group members (who are also solo performers) together combine a harmonic confluence of total passion performed live on stage in front of thousands of their fans. Some of their other songs I recommend : “je suis Malade” popularized by Lara Fabian,, Guardian “ Angel” that will lift your spirits and transport you to another world-especially during these troubled covid times. But I save the best and most hauntingly beautiful song for last. Titled “ hijo de la luna” and i believe it’s their newest and has quickly become one of my all time-favorites. Magical and angelic. I suggest you begin your “Forestella journey with this one. Your goosebumps will have goosebumps. All love from Miami Beach, Florida, Al Al All love from Miami Beach , Florida, Al

I love this song! Yeah, Tim wanted to sing like Rob! :)

Now you know why you were told to watch MayDay. Tim singing tenor and Chance taking over bass makes people go "what?" Saw them do this live. Wonderful.

I was sad to see Chris Rupp leave, he was one of the founders of home Free, but the addition of Adam Chance (A Baritone) opened up so many options for the group. Adam Chance has a 4 Octave range, and Tim Faust (A Bass) has a 5 + Octave range, letting them swab around the base responsibility, and let both sing tenor at times.

With Home Free, expect the unexpected. Great reaction.

You should check out their performances on the Sing Off

Tim Foust is a marvel, he has a full 5-6 octave range. Adam Chance, the one singing bass in this video, came in to replace Chris Rupp, who left the group to do his own thing. Once Chance joined, this opened up more opportunities for Tim to showcase his full range. From left to right in order the singers are Rob Lundquist (Low-Tenor), Adam Rupp (Beat boxer, sometimes singer), Tim Foust (Bass, Falsetto), Adam Chance (Bass, Baritone) Austin Brown (High-Tenor).

Oh my God, you made me laugh out loud!!! I think we broke you! You were just too new to go through that!!! HAHAHA! The confusion was hilarious! Tim, the first guy to sing is THE bass, his range is crazy. Austin, second guy, is doing his own part, he is their high tenor. Chance, the last guy with the bass voice, he's their baritone, but does bass also. You should get to know them before you let them go messing with your head like that! HAHA (Don't worry, there aren't many songs they do this with!)

Loved that when you realized Tim was singing the high part to start the song! I always watch for everyone's reaction to that. It's fun to see! And then Chance sings his incredible bass part later. This one gets everyone all the time when they haven't had a chance to hear Tim's high vocals! Get to a live show, you'll hear more and get to know them even better! Thanks so much. Be safe, take care.

My absolute favorite is a silly one that they do call "Hillybilly Bone".

I love this song. You are right Tim is the bass...he has an awesome range. Thx for your reaction.

Loved your "wait, what?" moment. When a great bass from another acapella group joins a group that already has an AMAZING bass, he gets called the baritone.Grinning. Luckily, they both have a tun of range and the cover let's them both shine. Chance is brilliant too and Home Free is great at showcasing ALL FIVE of their superstars.

That's how talented they all are ♡♡♡

Lol! Yeah, it's really fun trying to figure out who is doing what, when the group has 2 legitimate basses and both of them can also sing tenor. For a fun contrast, listen to Tim sing the start of this song, and then listen to his bass in a different song, and then listen to Chance sing bass in this one and then listen to the higher tenor notes he hits in 'Can't Stop The Feeling.' It's insane to have that much talent in one group.

Came to 'this' party late, but heard their song. I first became aware of them during the 'Sing Off' competition show. Maybe being a musician & in choir, I automatically start listening (core structure, who's doing harmony, counter & bass/bottom parts). Everyone had gotten to do solos in their repertoire. When Chance replaced Chris Rupp (Adam Rupp's brother both founding members), it gave a wider range. There have been songs where Tim is singing a solo and the bass part is still strong (The mashup of 'Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get It On'). Chance is strong & secure in his role. In this particular song, Austin & Rob are constantly doing duos, but when Austin is doing a solo, Tim & Rob can be a duo backing up Austin. Chance is doing majority of the bass work on this song. That's the strength in having almost the entire group be able to overlap octaves.

Nice singing! yeah. welcome to the other side of the Looking Glass.... Left to right.. Rob (beard, tenor) Adam Rupp (beatboxer) Tim, Bass... usually lol Adam Chance (called Chance to differentiate him from the beatboxer Adam.). baritone bass... and Austin High Tenor. They are all astonishing musicians.

I love it! Just when you think you've figured out who sings what parts, they turn you upside down and dump you on your head! ❤

Home Free has an 1st Tennor (Austin Brown), 2nd Tennor (Rob Lundgrin), Barritone (Adam Chance), 2nd Bass (Tim Foust) + Beat boxer/2nd Tennor (Adam Rupp) arrangement .. Tim though has a crazy wide range (roughly 6.5 octives) can sing anything from Tennor to 2nd bass as this video demonstrates

Your reaction is like many others who are always shocked, as were you. Tim is a beast with the bass, as is Adam with his beatboxing in this video (and every other video). Chance has almost as broad of a range as Tim. Loved your reaction!!

Crazy intro! Loved your reaction, esp. when you grabbed that cushion! 😅

Yes, Tim Foust is bass in the group Home free, but sometimes he sings high notes.His vocal range is 0C-F5. It really crazy🤯 Adam Chance vocal range is G1-F5

Nice intro.....have listened to one of your songs. It was very good. Love Homme free! Please keep them coming, is Home Fries love seeing reactions to their covers and originals. Thank you

The story I heard on this was Adam Chance, as a low baretone could hit enough bass notes so that he worked as the bass of his previous group. When he was brought on to succeed Chris Ruppe Tim started teaching him techniques to be able to go lower. Home Free wanted Adam to be able to go lower because with *two* people who can hit the low notes Tim would be able to show off his higher register more often. THIS song was basically Adam showing off his improved range and Tim showing how high he could go.

Tim is the listed bass singer but both Tim and Adam are basically interchangeable. They have more or less equal ranges in chest voice with Tim going a little bit higher in falsetto from what I've heard. There are two adams by the way. Adam Chance is the baritone/bass of the group, Adam Rupp is the beatboxer, and of course Tim is the basically anything needed, singing baritone tenor or bass.

Yup, the Home Fries have singlehandedly pushed so many reactors to fame... kinda... That just goes to show how underrated they are!

Loved your confusion! Tim and Chance switch on bass from time to time.

Yes he has a crazy range. The guy that sang bass is actually a baritone but also has a crazy range.

HUGE home fry here. I just loved your reaction to this song. Its supposed to blow your mind, so Im glad you heard some other HF songs first. 🙂 You should hear them live. You Can litterally FEEL Tims bass. 🤤🤤🤤 Hugs from Denmark. 🙂

Welcome to Homefree’s second bass!!!! Mr. Chance!!!

2 basses. That is why when they do songs in a lower register, they can harmonize in bass (check out Auld Lang Syne). If you want to hear Tim at one of his lowest - check out Peter Hollens and Tim singing Misty Mountains from the Hobbit. He has a 5 1/2 octave range. Another one you may enjoy is Tim singing Can''t Help Falling in Love (the old Elvis song). As to if you are going crazy, I can't address that issue.

Tim -long black hair bass ( 5 octaves) Chance -short black hair bass/ baritone(4 octaves) Austin long blondeish hair - high tenor Rob -beard lower tenor Adam Rupp - brown hair beatboxer/tennor

2:23 - That moment when you gain a new level of understanding of the awesomeness of Home Free

You are so right...the guy at the beginning...Tim is their bass guy showing us his 5 octave range! This video surprised us all when it was released and we saw it was Tim singing first! Now you should react to In The Blood....Tim takes the lead on that one too! Congrats on your 1k subs!

If you haven't heard it yet, please check out Uptown Funk by Street Corner Symphony, Chance was their bass before joining Home Free, they were 2nd place in the Sing Off (2010).

You know they crazy when he pulls out the pillow.

Brad is soooo confused. Bless his heart.

Please don't cry they're just awesome

Sing it. Wow! Thanks for the reaction

Now you know why Fries wanted you to hear this song. One of my favorite songs where Adam Chance takes the lead is "I Can't Outrun You" (original by Chase Adkins). He uses most of his incredible range in it.

tim is the bass,and chance is a back up bass,when tim goes higher

Love the look of utter confusion that took half the first verse to set in... lol

When you hugged the pillow.....I subscribed.

It's okay to be confused. They have 2 bases in the band that can also sing nicely high. A very versatile group indeed.

Tim has a 5 octive range. Chance has a 4 octive range. Super talented group.

I love it. That reaction is priceless. lol

Love your reactions.

Loved your reaction and the confusion, the best

Fun reaction!!! 🤣❤️🤣 They never cease to amaze, right?!! Loved your song in the beginning!! Great harmony! Cool! 🥰👍

Tim is normally the bass singer. You should listen to him singing misty mountain and wait for it.

Loved your intro! Great reaction to Tim singing so high! And Chance singing the bass.... lol

Austin- high tenor Rob- tenor Chance - baritone, bass Tim - bass and sing 3 to 4 octaves Adam - beat boxer

😍🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😍Yep these Guys continue to Amaze! Tim is incredible his Range is Crazy 😉🥰✌🏽

That intro was so fun!

I know right!! Amazingly awesome 💞

Excuse me... I'm looking for Opera Rob. Well, I enjoyed your confusion hearing Chance do bass on this song. What versatility of the assets this group has. Well, I subscribed😉

I'm glad I finally saw this. Your reaction was awesome.

If you want to hear another song that shows off Tim's base listen to Misty mountains by Tim foust and Peter hollens 😁 you'll be pleasantly amazed by it and I listen to it every day because I can't get it out of my head so enjoy!!!

yes the first singer is thier deep bassist, Tim Foust... he has the largest vocal range of anyone ive ever seen

[hugs pillow, questions everything he knows to be true.] 😂

Listen to Madness by Street Corner Symphony. Adam Chance was the bass with them before he moved to Home Free

Another group you might like is VoicePlay, they are another a capella group that are amazing.

Your reaction is priceless to Tim singing tenor!!!

😂😂😂 Now you know why it was time to watch Mayday 😂😂😂

Strangely enough, all 5 guys can sing tenor regardless of what role they normally play. They all have pretty impressive range. Austin does too, he just starts higher up and keeps going into Mariah Carey territory.

This guy cracks me up 😂

Their bass is singing baritone, their tenors are singing tenor, and the guy you don't think is a bass is also one, that's Adam Chance. Two basses, though the one in the back sings baritone most of the time.

Yup. We told you he had a 5-octave range.😊

Before Chance joined Homefree he was a bass with another group but for now he happily fills baritone role....or bass like in this song. He does bass in "My Church" but it doesn't stand out as much coz Tim doesn't go to his tenor range

Omg you had me cracking up when you grabbed your pillow. Tim Court is the regular bass singer, Adam Chance sings bass too