The Doctor from Matilda 🤝Dr Pomatter having my whole heart

*when a low-budget musical is better/more accurate than a high-budget movie a.k.a The Lightning Thief* And YeS Matilda the Musical

i feel like the entirety of Heart of Stone is painfully underrated

The Wicked opening is always SO terrifying, even as an adult.

When you were talking about Hurricane, I audibly said "SOMEONE SAID IT THANK YOU" Hamilton's "I couldn't seem to die" and then we hear Burr's "Wait for it" and then the ensemble joins, and then a second ensemble group along with Washington comes in with "History has it's eyes on you". It's just such a great song in general but when you're as invested in the musical as I am and you really look into lyrical and melodic patterns as much as I do, Hurricane is a GOLD MINE. Hamilton has arguably the best foreshadowing and the best use of lyrical/melodic thought and literary devices.

Someone giving the Percy Jackson Musical the appreciation it deserves :)

When I went and saw Six on Broadway, the first “Liiiiiiiiiive!” Gave me goosebumps all over

the lightning thief appreciation on here is delectable

Honestly though The Lightning Thief is underrated in general-

Disclaimer: This video is EXTREMELY NERDY you have been warned Every viewer: We are all pretty nerdy if we are watching this. The nerdier the better!

Also, in Hurricane from Hamilton, Hamilton sings, “I couldn’t seem to die” and then AARON BURR sings “wait for it...” like he’s foreshadowing the fact that Hamilton will indeed die...and he’ll be the one to kill him. That part has always given me chills.

I agree with the Hamilton one but non stop " HAMILTON WROTE THE OTHER 51" That gives me chills

“The Reynolds Pamphlet” *rip* is a MOOD

No one: Jane Seymour: StOOOoooOOOoooOOOOooOOOnE!

legally blonde is honestly so underrated just bc it’s a movie-to-musical adaptation but it honestly is my favorite musical of all time, besides falsettos lmao

I know most of ya'll came for Hamilton or Six, but I saw the Lightning Thief in the thumbnail and thought, this is my type of video

Oh my god yesssss that bit in hurricane is hella underrated

Luke's good kid reprise almost is what made me fully fall in love with Luke and forgive him I love it

Finally the Matilda doctor getting the respect he deserves. He SNAPPED

The orchestra for the Les Mis movie sprinted so that the rest of the movie could walk

Hurricane has the best transition to the next song EVER

I am HERE for the Matilda love, it's such an excellent show. Revolting Children makes me feel some kinda way. We have no choice but to stan Bruce

Also, the whole ‘I’ve learned to slam on the brakes before I even turn the key, before I make the mistake, before I lead with the wORST of me, I never let them see the worst of me’ in Words Fail

ajhdgjfghghj five seconds in and the man turns and im like "HUGH???!!!!"

Was anyone gonna tell me there was a Percy Jackson musical or did I have to find that out in this random video myself??

oh so you have TASTE taste!!!

Finally some appreciation for the Lightning Thief like this musical is better than the movies and the vocals are to die for and so much better from Legally Blonde is one of my absolute favorite musical theatre songs

I'm so glad people appreciate Heart Of Stone, it's one of my favorite six songs possibly my favorite just because the passion, the story in the song, in her voice just fills me with awe.

Hurricane is such an underrated Hamilton song. The part that gives me chills is “and when my prayers to god were met with indifference, *I* picked up a pen, *I* wrote my own deliverance!”

“Choose your fighter” I can’t they’re all too beautifully goofy 😂

In Heather's, in Dead Girl Walking reprise, it goes "CHEEK TO CHEEK IN HELL WITH A DEAD GIRLLLLLLL (EPIC drums) WALKINGGG (Ensemble and Heather M:) WOOOOAAAAAAAHHHH And idk that part always gives me chills. The guy who sings "What did I ever do to them" in Beautiful is so underrated. The way in Beautiful how they say "Homo" three times to show how it's overused Also all the slurping sound effects in Freeze your Brain. And Lydia's part at the end of Jump in Line (Beetlejuice) also gives me chills. The word play in Six (the last song in Six): We're ONE in a kind, no category, TWO many years, lost in history, we're THREE (like free) to take, our crown and glory FOUR FIVE more minutes.... We're SIX. I just think that's super clever. Also, every time in Beetlejuice where Beatlejeuce (probably didn't spell his name right) becomes self aware (Most of The Whole Being Dead Thing, "If you die in this preformace, it's gonna keep playing," "A dance break in a show/album? Amazing." Etc.) The part of The Whole Being Dead Thing that's like: Ukelele: Hiiii, you're gonna be fineeeee, on the other sideeee Heavy Metal: DIE, YOU'RE ALL GONNA DIE, YOU'RE ALL GONNA DIE Ukelele: I'llllll, I'llllllll be your guideeeeee, on the other sideeeeee That one scene from SpongeBob the Musical with that one prop that becomes like the super long couch, and all that. Honestly, the whole musical is underrated. It has decent songs, clever duologue, good acting, it's easy to follow, and if Shrek can get a respectable musical, so should SpongeBob. The song Get Down from SIX There were some good jokes in SIX, my favorite was "I guess he really liked my head." Honestly the whole concept of SIX is great The singing in Phantom of the Opera The clever duologue paired with the acting in Falsettos (my favorite is when that guy sings "Homosexuals" and points to the audience lol) Really any time the fourth wall is broken This might not count, but I like how clever songs can get changed for different preformaces. For example, I like how some of the lyrics to The Whole Being Dead Thing got changed at the Tony's, my favorite were "You're all like YOLO, Hey, Adam Driver, You killed Han Solo! Not cool dude." Also, when there's a mistake, or something goes wrong, but the actors/actresses find a clever way to work around it.

FINALLY- Someone talked about 'I don't need your love' and 'heart of stone'. Thank you. 😩👑💕

I absolutely love that part in last day of summer too, the good kid theme gives me chills everytime, it's a really good display of emotion

3:18 “my last three brain cells” I DIED

every song in lightning thief gives me chills. like, its just so well written, and my grand plan was written to perfection. it shows who annabeth really is, and how shes not just the love interest. doa is also just really good. they all are

Is it weird that I recognized Aaron Tveit as Fiyero on vocal tone alone

FINALLY SOMEONE TALKING ABOUT THE LIGHTNING THIEF MUSICAL Also the part in bring on the monsters where they tie in the other songs and HARMONIZE gives me CHILLS

I just found this now but I appreciate that someone else loves the overture in No one mourns the wicked. No one ever talks about how great the orchestration is in musicals 😔

Basically the entire second act of Wicked is underrated. Other than For Good no one ever talks about the rest of the songs! Thank Goodness shows how Glinda really feels about her position of power, Wicked Witch of the East shows what made Nessa become the Witch of the East, the transition from that song to Wonderful is the most chilling part in my opinion. It mimics the dancing from Dancing Through Life and it's haunting. Wonderful goes from being uplifting and catchy to heartbreaking to ominous. I'm Not That Girl reprise is heartbreaking, The start of As Long as You're Mine is chilling, No Good Deed needs no explanation, March of the Witch Hunters also needs no explanation, the end of For Good is chilling, and the Finale, well, you can imagine how that goes.

Matilda is one of the most underrated musicals, it’s so great which is amazing because so much of the cast is kids and they are all soo talented.

The last day of summer is legit my favorite song of TLT and NO ONE TALKS ABOUT IT!??

Only one Hamilton song? I can tell you every moment that gave me chills 1. “Moved in with the cousin, the cousin committed suicide” 2. “We roll like Moses, claimin’ our Promised Land” 3. “If I told her that I loved him, she’d be silently resigned, he’d be mine, she would say ‘I’m fine’, she’s be lyin’” 4. The intense climax, hitting a enormous drop. “Hamilton’s pace is relentless, he wastes no time. What is it like in his shoes?” This next part always gets me, “Hamilton doesn’t hesitate, he exhibits no restraint, and he takes, and he takes” 5. “Then I’ll do it.” 6. “I don’t pretend to know the challenges you’re facing, the worlds you keep erasing and creating in your mind.” 7. “No one has more resilience or matches my practical, tactical brilliance!” Idk why this gives me chills 8. “We escort the men out of Yorktown, they stagger home single file. Tens of thousands of people flood the streets, there are screams and church bells ringing. And as our fallen foes retreat, I hear the drinking song they’re singing! The world turned upside down, the world turned upside down.” 9. NON STOP “Helpless, - they’re asking me to lead - look around, isn’t this enough? - he will never be satisfied, satisfied, satisfied - history has it’s eyes on you - look around, isn’t this enough? - satisfied” 10. “My gosh, in god we trust, but no one really knows what got discussed. Click boom then it happened” 11. “We’re gonna teach em how to say goodbye, you and I.” 12. Of course, hurricane. 13. “His poor wife” 14. “You forfeit all rights to my heart, you forfeit the place in our bed, you ‘ll sleep in your office instead, with only the memories of when you were mineeeeeeee - I hope that you burnnnnnnnn” 15. “If I could spare his life, If I could trade his life for mine, he’d be standing here right now, and you would smile. That would be enough.” 16. “Best of wives and best of women” 17. Oh yeah I forgot to include dear theodosia reprise but “sometime last night, your mother breathed your name and like a flame, that flickered out too quickly, she died. She’s gone.” 18. “He aims his pistol at the sky. WAIT!” 19. Eliza’s gasp at the end of Who lives, who dies, who tells your story. I think you all probably know, but if you didn’t, here’s the meaning. It means the Eliza saw the audience, and realized she succeeded in telling their story.

Im a simple person, I see Lighting Thief, I click

Heart of Stone.. ***she sounds exactly like the soundtrack?? How?*** Natalie May Parks sang the OG Seymour soundtrack QUEEEEEN 👑

god isnt it weird to think how when we are old and potentially senile, these are the melodies that are going to send our minds flying back to that first time we heard it and fell in love

Finally I found another who said Cathy Parr is best

the YEEAAAAHHHH and climax in Heart of Stone (Six) gives me chills no matter how many times I hear it

I saw tlt and I clicked

the good kid reprise in last day of summer. GOOSEBUMPS and with matilda I just cry through the entirety of when I grow up everytime I am a baby

The lightening thief finally getting the love it deserves

I WISH I could have seen Jessie as Jenna, the cast recording always gives me chills 😍

So much better in LB gets me every time. I also think about the moment in Six during K Howard's song when you really start listening to the lyrics because before you were too busy bopping. The first time I heard that song it I was like .... wait a minute.... :(

Percy Jackson musical is all around criminally underrated. There’s a bit in the opening song that sounds amazing. It goes like ‘So if you think you are a halfblood Better get headed to the exits now Cause folks will think you're lying Better run and don't start crying Cause you're monster chow Or stick around and maybe you'll learn from me This ain't Odysseus' Odyssey So hear me out If you're so compelled’

i've seen natalie paris as seymour twice live and she never fails to give me chills

The Wicked overture is probably THE MOST epic overture in musical history. No one Mourns the Wicked in general always gives me goosebumps

Me: Wow, I should really work on that huge choreography project thing I have to do by midnight tonight! I'm around halfway done, so I should really just power through- This video: Me: Me: Taking breaks is a healthy, necessary part of the creative process. I wouldn't want to burn out and lose all motivation entirely, would I?

I’m so glad someone mentions that opening for wicked. It’s so good live

Mine would be Glinda’s super high “Who can say if I’ve been changed for the better?” In the wicked finale as Elphaba watches from below.

I'm honestly so happy that you included the ending to Hurricane/beginning of The Reynolds Pamphlet, it's by far my favourite moment in the show

So I listened to 99/100 of these songs while in the car with my lesbian crush coming back from seeing the Lightning Thief so I’m now emotionally attached to them

Shout out to tree on a hill in the Percy jackson musical, where Grover just goes maybe if, maybe if, and he gets more and more desperate until he just ends and goes but maybe doesnt go back and save her, maybe doesnt make it all right. I have listened to that song so many times I have lost count and I still cry every time I hear it

Cady:... janis, im so sorry- Janis: no- ITS FIIIIIINE- Truly terrifying. If words could kill, the causalty in ‘Cautionary Tale’ wouldn’t be made up anymore.

The bit before "dear alexander" in Your Obedient Servant >>>>

That part in dead girl walking dead reprise where everyone’s like “Woahahahahaah” is amazing

Tbh I freaking love Tree On The Hill from TLT. Grover finally got some recognition, and his song just kills me internally every time I hear it. You can hear the pain in his voice and the regret for what happened to Thalia and how he thought he could have prevented it. He sees himself as a failure because of it. And then he has to face it whenever he’s traveling with Percy. He doesn’t want Percy to die because of him making a mistake. I just love Grover

Everyone in the D.O.A. scene were having so much fun lol would've been fun to be there

I saw wicked and the anxiety inducing intro just made me think "shit's going down"

Got to see waitress on tour and I was literally crying at every song. Just chills all over. Perfection

Underrated musical moments: *the entirety of The Lightning Thief*

Luke's solo is immediately what I thought of when I read the title and I'm so glad it got the recognition that it deserves!

the whole of i don’t need ur love and heart of stone are painfully underrated

YOU SURPRISED ME WITH THE LEGALLY BLONDE BUT IM GLAD NONETHELESS

NO ONE EVER GETS HOW MUCH CATHERINE PARR POPPED OFF IN THAT SONG THANK YOU AIVE NEVER BEEN MORE HAPPY THAT SOMEONE AGREES WITH MEEEE

The end of non stop is amazing though, 100% agree on hurricane too.

What about the riff in "All You Wanna Do" when Aimie goes "Bite my lip and pull my hair as you tell me i'm the fairest of the fair," That part always gives me chills

The Lightning Thief causes me physical pain because of how much I love it

The dancing in D.O.A. is much appreciated.

I know I already commented but I DON’T NEED YOUR LOVE CAME ON at the best part so thank you

Listen, when Luke reprised the Good Kid theme, I was just amazed at how much that affected me

I LITERALLY HAD CHILLS DURING "HURRICANE" WHILE WATCHING YOUR COMMENTS. GOD, I LOVE THAT SONG!!!!!! (I almost cry everytime that I remember that it's SO FREAKING UNDERRATED)

This video should’ve been titled ‘20 times talented people singing in canon made Vicky cry’

Hurricane always gives me chills cause it’s the most pivotal time that Hamilton taking his own advice of not “waiting for it” causes him to ruin his name and basically the downfall of his entire career. Writing was the one thing to save him from the hurricane in the Caribbeans when he was younger but it also turned out to be his downfall.

My favs are: All of a cup of roasted coffee from the guy who doesn't like musicals (its free to watch in a not bootleggy way on KZfaq and everytime general McNamara's theme plays in Black Friday (also on KZfaq) Also all of nonstop

Also the beginning part of “Quiet” from Matilda, the opening music in the prologue of Les Mis as well as the same music when they fast forward in time to 1832 and Gaveroche starts singing. Also that part in One Day More when they’re all singing their different parts and then suddenly join in together and all sing the same thing. Also the end of “Stars” from Les Mis and the opening music and first few lines of “I’d Give My Life for You” from Miss Saigon. Tbh that’s probably one of the most beautiful musical theatre songs out there

Underrated Six the Musical Queens: Jane Seymour Anne of Cleves Catherine Parr

THE ENTIRE MUSICAL OF MATILDA IS SOOOO GOOD

For your consideration: That last part of 'Me and the sky' from Come From Away when she sings "and the one thing I loved more than anything was used as the bomb" just tears my heart in two, also the countermelodies (think that's what they're called) in 'Prayer' are just gorgeous

Honestly, Loud is one of the most underrated songs in Matilda. It’s freakin’ awesome

Heart of Stone makes me cry every damn time. The power in her voice is so overwhelming and emotional it tears me down immediately.

hearing the harmonizing “Live!” and the entirety I don’t need your love song live in person was basically like entering the gates of heaven

The wicked overture LITERALLY gave me chills. I saw it live a long while ago and it WAS INCREDIBLE.

I was cold through this entire video *thank you*

The last day of summer gives me CHILLS EVERY SIBGLD TIME. The line “you’re the lightning thief” is PERFECTLY DELIVERED. THEN WHEN THEY GO INTO GOOD KID AHHH

I wasn't expecting there to be love for Matilda tonight but I'm so incredibly happy about it. And waitress love in the same video. What a range. Love to see it. Also this video was iconic

THANK YOU DOA IS A MASTERPIECE AND I WOULD LITERALLY SELL MY SOUL TO THAT WOMAN IF SHE ASKED NICELY

i love seeing your commentary on all the songs! this video is made so well. i love it.

I finally fount people who love TLT musical as much as I do, it truly underrated

This video didn't have to slap so hard. And yet it did.

This Matilda and Lightning Thief appreciation is everything I stand for Some unmentioned moments that slap just as hard but aren't there: - “I’ve seen flashes of fire, hear the echo of screams!” from In my Dreams - That section in Wait for it from "Hamilton doesn't hesitate, he exhibits no restraints he takes and he takes and he takes", the _buildup,_ the *_claps,_* going from the louder "I'm willing to" to the very quiet "wait for it" and then everything kicks in for the "LIFE DOESN'T DISCRIMINATE" - That glorious crescendo in Crowd of Thousands for "the... paaaRRAADDDEE" (look for the bootleg version, the recording sounds nice and all but doesn't do it justice. In the real performance, you can *hear* the relief in Dimitry's and Anya's voices when they realize that she remembers him - THAT clarinet solo in Thrill of First Love. You know exactly what I'm talking about - In Still/ The Neva flows "We have a past to bury Anya!! [the Neva flows a new wind blows and soon it will be spring] the leaves unfold, the Tsar LIES COLD!" just CHILLS everytime - The ending of And Eve Was Weak from "Father don't forsake her, father take her!" - The ending of My Petersburg (Look I like Anastasia okay, and Derek Klena's voice is beautiful and deserves appreciation) - All of "Land of Yesterday" (okay this is the last Anastasia one) - All of No it Don't make sense/ There is a fountain. Parade is a great musical is all I'm saying. - While not my favorite song on the soundtrack (Heart of Stone wins that one) No Way is a great song and I won't rest until more people love it - The Last dance of the Romanovs (okay I lied I'm not done with Anastasia) while it's not a vocal moment (or on the soundtrack) it’s a great dance and after the attack when the vocals get darker even though it’s just “ah a ah AH” and that One Soprano’s voice sticks out (you'll know what I'm talking about if you watch it) -Anna Kendrick's "On the steps of the palace" SHE NAILS IT -Quartet at the Ballet. An incredible dance, beautiful medley of other songs from the show, including original Swan Lake pieces, and it’s all a framing device for my literary analysis loving ass to geek out about?? Yes please??? - The finale of Carrie the musical when Sue goes “how can I not see?” (Christy Altomare is one of my favorite people if you couldn’t tell) and then the “name please” at the end of the song - I’m Here and also My House from Matilda, both just never fail to make me feel the feels -”how ya feelin’” “Very frightened!” “Are you sorry?” “Are you kiddin’?!” from Chicago’s We Both Reached For The Gun - I’m going to sound weird for this but Contraction Ballet from Waitress is actually really beautiful?? Like really haunting but calming?? - "She's not THERE" and the ending where all the voices overlap in Catch Me I'm Falling/ Make Up Your MInd

Luke’s part in last day of summer is honesty one my favorite parts of the entire show oh my gosh