This dude needs to be cast as a Disney villain. The lady in the video is Malinda Kathleen Reese. Jonathan and MKR do a Phantom of the Opera cover you absolutely HAVE to check out. The priest TOTALLY wanted Esmerelda.

Oh yeah, he’s one of my favorite cover artists for the fact he goes the extra mile into the soul and emotions of the song. My next favorite of his covers would be Linkin Park’s Breaking the Habit.

I love this guy... Good Job! Do more jonathan young

Just so you know, Frollo was the priest in the original novel, and the musical. I think they changed him to a judge in the Disney movie because they thought that kids would have a hard time seeing a pastor as a bad guy.

Your voice volume is very low

you got shell shocked, if you werent blinking i would have thought your camera was stuck

Did you see the one of the bells of Norte dam he did? If not you should see that one too!!!!!

IMO this is his 2nd best villain cover.. his version of "be prepared"(Lion King) was even more intense(the one released in May of 2019... he also did 1 back in 2014)

@ Drop Z: Spilling the Tea I Highly suggest reacting to his Unravel cover its phenomenal, and great reaction to this video.

Sour Punch Straw....LOL! Honey, I won't judge on smoking. I know it's not OK but hey I know it's some way for a calming mechanism. Don't worry, I won't judge. "I don't remember that from the movie!" Me: "It isn't, he probably added that to bring more intensity I guess. BUT IT'S BADASS!!!!"

Try his This Is Halloween cover

In the book, Frollo was a priest - and not nearly as old as they portrayed him in the Disney film. He was also not an evil person - at least not at the start of the book. Book Frollo was the Archdeacon - a high ranking clergyman who had taken the priestly vow of celibacy and who desired nothing more than to be perfect and holy. His human desires and lust for Esmeralda drove him into madness and caused him to become completely unhinged, as he battled within himself between his desire for Esmeralda, and his desire to be holy. By the end he became a shadow of himself, willing to kill any in his path - including Esmeralda - rather than let anyone else possess her. In the Disney movie, the priest element is left out (which really robs the story of its twistedness) and the role of the archdeacon is given to a separate character that didn’t exist in the book - almost as if they split Frollo’s character in two: his good and evil natures, and made them two separate people. They instead made Frollo a judge - which really takes the edge off the story and robs it of its internal conflict - as judges are of a secular authority and do not have to remain celibate, as priests do. Later, Disney rebooted the movie into a darker, more adult, off-Broadway musical, restoring the character of Frollo to the priest that he was in the book. It was, in my opinion, much better than the movie. (You can find the music to the Broadway version on Spotify) As far as Jonathan Young’s version goes, it looks like he went with Frollo the priest, which is - in my opinion - the only truly effective way to interpret this song. It begs to be sung by a priestly character.

You should also check out his Prince of Persia covers, they are all fantastic and done with another youtuber Caleb Hyles :)

The woman dancing in this video is also a singer, a fairly good one, she does a lot of silly Google translated songs, but also some good ones along with Jonathan Young, like this one from Phantom of the Opera: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdCRlKeGy7KsZKM.html And Jonathan does some silly ones along with her, my favorite is Be Prepared from Lion King run through Google Translate a bunch of times. :P kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rbpgbLJk2dfFhGg.html

Yes...a sour path straw *wink wink* XD

Hey just dropping by to see how your doing I hope your doing well

you should watch and react to his oggie boggie song cover

And thus Donald Trump's was born lmao

2/10 reactor... pretty bad