Ben Platt NO comparison. He doesn’t simply belt the notes, they’re high and strong because that’s always guided by his insane emotional involvement with the character he plays.

I think what makes it is the vibrato on the, “before I make a mistake” and the raw grunt on the first “worst of me” and the final vibrato on the second “worst of me”. And I think Ben hit those the best.

Ben Platt deserved that Emmy hands down. His voice is incredible and he puts it all into it emotionally

BEN PLATTTT!!! HIS EXPRESSION IS SO GOOD!

sam tutty did GREAT with the gruffness of the first worst of me, and Andrew Barth Feldman hit the last note so well???? obviously they were all great, but those two were just 🙏🙏🙏

Ben in that show was one of the best theater experiences I've ever had. And maybe will ever have. And this song, that moment, i lost it....

They were all amazing in my eyes. I felt so connected to Dear Evan Hansen personally. I really really loved this musical. It changed my life since my high school experiences were so hard. I remember the first time I heard that there was going to be movie. I’m so happy that Ben platt was casted as he is so talented and really brings Evan to life. All of these performers are excellent and I’m so happy that a musical with such a powerful message has always had such a talented cast because then even more people get to enjoy it.

ben platt will always be my favourite

I respect them all because unlike haters all of them can hit the highest note of the song

I feel like Antonio doesnt get enough appreciation! Hes incredible :)

Sam and Andrew have that emotion down SO well while still hitting those notes

Graham and Antonio!!!! Even the flips... perfect!!

Ben will always be the best. Jordan tried his best but it will always be Ben. Antonio was pretty good

Sam Tutty rips my heart out and stamps all over it here

Holy crap!! It’s not an easy song to sing but these guys really pour everything they have into the part!! I’m a singer and performer too!

Nobody reaches Ben Platt's performance

Jordan Taylor the only problem is that it’s too fast

david jeffery feels so simple but also youthful and as well as having a gritty teenager instead of the “soft” nervous boy everyone makes evan to be

i cant not think about ben platt saying that he used to sometimes pee his pants during words fail

Ben Platt owned this.. no one else.. i kinda cringed with jordan fisher sorry.. hes okay with his other versions but not on this clip i think??

I knew Ben Platt was amazing but can we give Sam Tutty a round of applause because HOLY SHIT HES GOOD

omg idk who Jordan Taylor is but HES SOOO GOOD

For me, it's Ben and Andrew who kill it !

BEN PLATTTT! I GOT GOOSEBUMPS🥳🫶

Oh my God!! That's me!! I'm literally shaking I had no idea I was in something like this, much less featured directly after Ben, Jordan and Sam!! Thank you so so much @oliviakirbyz6886 for such an honor!

Sam Tutty for the win! He crushed this role in London. Every single performance was moving and passionate.

So good 😮

Ben is numero uno. Sam sounded like he was about to throw up. Jordan seemed like he didn’t necessarily have the breath support to hold all the notes; but they all did better than I could do, so mad respect to all of them

Sams is so underrated!

SAM TUTTY MY HEART

u know what i think i really liked the dear evan hansen movie lol but andrew should've been evan it would've made way more sense lmao

ohhh sam was going THROUGH it

Make a words fail comparison

ANTONIOOOOO AGHHHH

Como eu queria mais gravações do Jordan Fisher😢😢

jordan fisher

Ben on stage then Andrew

where's MLB's versionnn!!!

I really think they should have had before I MADE the mistake for this song cause he made the mistake he didn’t make one. Good song nonetheless

Sam Tutty is so underrated

Michael Lee Brown’s version, who wasn’t shown here is unequivocally the best

Bro it’s obviously abf

....pre recorded autotuned versions shouldn't be allowed on this comp...

Best: Ben on stage. Worst: Ben on film. I saw Ben live and it's one of the greatest Broadway performances. Gut-wrenching. Ben on screen is a disaster. The only thing worse than a a 28 year-old playing a teenager is a trying to make a 28 year-old look like a teenager. The producers - his father - were in a no-win situation. Try to capture a Tony-winning performance by someone too old or re-cast with someone of the right age. Either way, they would be roasted. Too bad.