Okay, here we go, the lead singer is Kala Rose (Scarpinski). She has done 6 videos for O'Keefe that I know of. In order of her age from youngest, Cosmic Love by Florence and the Machine, Pull Me Under by Dream Theater, 46 & 2 by Tool, Sober by Tool, The Pot by Tool(version 2)(They did 5 versions in 5 styles with 5 groups of kids) and Crazy Horse by Black Label Society, after which she aged out of the program. She is now the lead singer of the band Saving Escape out of Cincinnati. In her band she has taken on, in my opinion, a Janis Joplin-esque style, very old school, hippie rock. She's definitely got an old soul, which just so happens to be the name of their first album. :-) Both Kala and the band itself have KZfaq channels where you can find their music.

It was Curtis (drummer) who asked to do this. He is a big tool fan and they nailed it

The drummer is seriously awesome. Nails the solo

The o‘Keefe Music Foundation should also be mentioned in praise. A non-profit organization from Ohio that gives talented and willing people under the age of 18 the opportunity to realize their dream. In the music summer camps, the children and adolescents receive a highly professional training including loan of the instruments and access to sound and video studios "completely free of charge". This gives children and young people from all social classes the chance. This NGO is only financed through donations and merchandising.

The bass player is defined locked in that groove pocket , once you get there and have everything in memory your body just takes over and you get really expressive real quick

Her voice did develop and is more well rounded. And IMHO the drummer stole the show in this video. And I really like the bassist.

It was said on the original video in the comments about "Drum Kid" "He beat them drums like they owed him money" I'd say that is spot on accurate

First time I saw this (years ago) I was blown away. I still get chills. Every single time. Close your eyes, no one would guess kids. The maturity, technical skill, … … … phenomenal. Adults can’t pull this off.

They're all fantastic, but drum kid has my heart and soul.

You should definitely watch Kala’s most recent and last music video for O’Keefe. It’s a cover of Black Label Society’s “Crazy Horse”. She was aging out of O’keefe’s foundation, But she is a fully grown up vocalists at this point

Always impressed by this performance no matter how many times I see it! Drummer is a beast! They all have skills, but Curtis is a bad man (well kid in this clip)!

the vocalist is the lead singer of a band called Saving Escape. Not much out there yet. Her name is Kala Rose

She`s actually performing with Saving Escapes which brings me to their cover of Alabama Shakes "Gimme all your love". Get on this one please

I love this cover. It’s been on my playlist the for years!

I've been waiting for this video to be covered for a long time. these kids are INSANELY talented.

The kid on the drums is incredible!,,!!

Drums / Curtis Moss Bass / AJ Allen Vocals / Kala Rose Lead Guitar / Chris DeYoung Rhythm Guitar / Jacob Boldman Piano / Olivia Martin Claves / Geoffrey Lewis Djembe / Jack Riley Bongos / Kane Jacobs

I have been a tool fan pretty much since they came out. These kids made it their song.

lead vocalist is Kala Rose who is now lead singer of the band Saving Escape.

Their cover of Sober is awesome as well

I liked that you laughed when the drummers head started shaking playing so fast.

I was blown away when I first saw this cover with these kids.... I have checked out a bunch of the O'Keefe videos here on YT and they really do, do great work for these kids. And thatbassist drummer, yeah, I am happy you mentioned them. So many times the drummer and bassists get overlooked. They really shined out in this particular cover!!!

The drummer was killing it!!!!

I saw this maybe a year ago and was also blown away. Great talent and great teaching combine to create a magical recording. Great reaction, Ken!

I'm not crying, you're crying! (every damn time, man)

Curtis Mosses drum breakdown has to be a top 10 all-time KZfaq highlight!

YES! Thank you for this reaction video. I've watched this Forty-six and 2 cover hundreds of times, they are so good and did this song justice. I've always wondered what Kala's hand signals were all about in the background near the end of that drum solo section.

Gobsmacked is a good way to say it! Reactions like this are why I follow you.

I was going to knock you for not hearing this version before but then you propped the drummer and bassist. They also rock this song and I appreciate you recognizing them!

Hope for the future.

Bass player has that rock star stance. What a legend.

As a hardcore TOOL fan and soldier in the TOOL Army, I believe I have a right to say this: About those TOOL fans waiting to pounce on the slightest mistake, IGNORE those pretentious loons! The rest of the TOOL Army uses them as cannon fodder anyway...

This cover has become more of a classic than the original, I'm glad you've managed to see it!

quality is not a question of age, as we see here impressivly displayed. well done!

You did the thing I suggested! I changed my name for better branding recently. Anyway, thanks for picking this! I learn a lot from you while being entertained, I love it!

Every time I watch this I'm just amazed. It's not perfect, but it's so damn good :)

The ''You could be mine'' cover on O'Keefe's channel is also great, both singers are great, but the girl, damn.

Wow…that was absolutely amazing!!!!

Amazing reaction sir!! Special Request: STAINED “something to remind you” LIVE! This mans ability to convey emotions through his voice and music is unparalleled. I think everyone at some degree has or can relate to this song. If you could please add this to the list, it’s so unbelievably touching and the last song of the night. Really hits home for all of us. Blessings from Texas

Incredible! Bravo 👏👏

I thoroughly enjoyed this so much! I was in a band as a lead singer in high school and it just takes me back. These musicians are so talented. Very cool!!!

Thank you for reacting to this. Love the reaction videos you put out. I get to hear this video again for the first time (if that makes any sense).

Wow this kids are realy amazing and great, i love Tool and i love this Cover ! This kids love what they doing, its fantastic ! Greatings from germany ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤

These kids are awesome. Absolutely nailed this song.

Saving escape also features Charolette from o'keefe on bass and a guitarist from there as well drummer Alex was recruited from their High School!

I'm very glad to see you're still doing work Conan. I was a big fan of your late night show. Keep up the good work! I agree this was an epic cover, by the👍

Possibly my favorite video of all time

Certainly achieving the Chancellor positions, good job young man! 💮

Immortalized...

Great video, Ken! These kids totally nailed it, and it makes me extremely happy to hear the next generations learning great music and keeping it alive! BTW, I think when Danny wrote the drum parts for this, they must've owed him money. 😂

Finally. Brilliant isn't it. I am so glad my children have turned out artistic like their daddy. Great reaction.

This man deserves more likes.

I’ve always enjoyed the drummer flying by the seat of his pants 👊

Impressive by all of them, the drummer has some serious skills

The vocalist who covers of The Cure's "Love Song". really stood out and impressed me. So many amazing and talented kids are in these O'Keefe videos.

I am a huge Tool and APC fan, back to the 90's, this is so impressive, I think Maynard would be impressed as well, not to mention, Danny Carey, the drummer is nailing it, beautifully done, sounds like such an amazing place with some amazing people, love it.

Great reaction! Now do the Brass Against version!

My personal favorite of theirs is their cover of Pull Me Under by Dream Theater. School of Rock also has some amazing covers of Lateralus and Schism that you need to check out at some point too!

Kala Ros certainly evolved into a really great young talent 👍 Her video covering Cosmic Love by Florence and the Machine was her first, and is so amazing, you will have tears in your eyes! Yes they have a few more TOOL covers, but Version 2 of " the pot" really showcases Kayla's evolution of her vocals 👍 Thank you for such an enjoyable channel 👌

There are a lot of fantastic O'Keefe Foundation videos out there. My absolute favorites are their versions Tool's "The Pot" (version 3 of 5), and The Cure's "Love Song". Both also have absolutely amazing female vocalists. The vocalist in this one has been in a bunch of their other videos as well, including a great cover of Tool's "Sober".

Shout out to the guitarist in the booth….he killed it as well

She sang the cover of Sober that O’Keefe did not to long ago, worth a reaction 😬

She also did Pull Me Under/Dream theater

Ken, great reaction! I knew you were going like this when I saw that you were reacting to it. The singer Kayla had a band called Kayla Rose Band. There are multiple videos here on YT of them. Somebody down below posted a link to the band she is with now called Saving Escape if you want to check out how she sings now.

First off I am amazed at anyone that can nail Danny's Drum like and keep his time.. thats wild! And is it just me, or does she sound like flyleaf? Rock on kiddos!!

The bass player was dialed in without a doubt.

Props to the bass player rockin' Periphery!

Oh yes. Check out Crazy Horse - her last song with O'Keefes. You can see what she became.

A few years later they covered SOBER. Her name is Kayla. I think she has her own band now or is in one. She's also a very good guitarist. Check out SOBER.

Kinda jealous I didn’t attend this school( or foundation) Haha. Glad to see you reacting to this.

Fkn’ awesome ✌️🇨🇦🤘

watch kala rose with "crazy horse"! you will not be disapointed.

nice

Hey, it's a great cover (I actually prefer it to the original!), if you want to hear some more of the young girl on lead vocals here, she did a cover of crazy horse just before she left, her voice is a lot more matured in it, think you'd really dig it!

The vocalist was (is?) a singer for a band but I don’t remember the name anymore. I’m sure someone down here will enlighten us.

5:02 - Drunvalo Melchizedek has some interesting thoughts on the subject. It's that we're at the uncomfortable place between two steps in our evolution, where the older bloodline with 44 (22 pairs) exists without the internal chatter and separation of the ego we have, and that we will complete our journey at 48 (46 and 2) in a more evolved and integrated place. It's that integrity and integration that is the core of the song, as we are working through our Shadow content (all of Self not currently known or acceptable to the Persona/Ego). We have the work in front of us, and we have to face our own darkness to make it through. "I wanna feel the changes coming down, I want to know what *I've been hiding* in my *Shadow*". That's the ownership. 5:33 - You did very well, you got the core ideas especially in terms of the Jungian side of things. 6:56 - The drum kid and the bass kid have such a solid lock that I would expect to see them heading to Polyphia-like talent. 10:22 - Kala's journey with the O'Keefe Music Foundation has been impressive to watch. I think the choice of where she had the higher register and a breathy floaty sound on the first (Light) stanza of choices dropping into that more powerful place on the second stanza of choices (Dark) was spot on perfect. I choose to live and to grow Take and give and to move Learn and love and to cry Kill and die and to be Paranoid and to lie Hate and fear and to do What it takes to move through I choose to live and to lie Kill and give and to die Learn and love and to do What it takes to step through I split them out into the light and dark as the rearrangement moves into more Shadow-feeling juxtapositions.

Yep, those kids are impressive indeed! But let's view this from a different perspective; we must appreciate Tool more because they can produce those complex sounds with just 4 individuals!

I’m just waiting. For you know what.

i whould love to see you reacting to "Scorpions - Still Loving You"

They definitely do some kool metal songs, lots of Pantera and other heavy bands. It would be nice to see you react to some more from them!

It has been a couple of years since you did this reaction, and of few years more since they performed the song, but if possible I'd like to see what you think of the O'Keefe Foundation's cover of You Could Be Mine. The vocalists in particular of course.

The kid is a lead singer of her own band now. :) The band is called Saving Escape and they released a song a couple months ago called Get Mine. I highly recommend it.

I can't believe it took you this long

#1 Heart "Stairway to Heaven" #2 This

The kid on drums was a stud back then, but you should watch him now. 😳

Singer is in a band called saving escape

React for Bad Dreams by Faouzia is amazing 🥺💜

I would love too see you review UNDENIABLY by Terence Trent D’ARBY. In my opinion the greatest display of vocal ability EVER!!

Hey Ken, here's the singer Kala from a year and a half ago. Pretty impressive growth.

In case you're not familiar with the original song, these kids nailed it note for note. That's not easy to do. Awesome!

Kaylas voice is great now in her twenties with saving grace her own music she plays guitar as well too

"wonderful jung musicians"

That little girl is now in her twenties with her own band called saving grace her name Is Kayla Rose

Sober (album version w/ lyrics) by Tool

You should check Kayla out doing Crazy Horse by Black Label society with Okeefe. I think shes 18 in the video.

Pull Me Under by Dream Theater by the kids is great.. I always donate to them.

Check out School of Rock's version of Lateralus. More young musicians completely nailing Tool.

Chain of Fools and Pull me under with kala @ the helm are fun videos as well!

Last I heard, Curtis Moss ( (drummer ) has two bands now.

The same vocalist does Pull Me Under by Dream Theater (Cover) before 46 & 2, O'Keefe Music Foundation and it would be interesting to hear your thoughts and compare them. Thank you.