The best singer in our generation.

For me, the Best singer EVER. Miss Barbra Streisand.

I'm glad for the new generation of fans, discovering what an incredibly strong, determined, gifted, and immensely talented woman Streisand has been.

@nancyskomars1230

Жыл бұрын

She still is!! It's so bittersweet to hear her. My generation of singers of the 60s and 70s are slipping away now. It is good to keep their music near.

The one and only and the best there will ever be and just think, she always thought of herself as an actress first then a singer. Such talent! She would have won best director for Yentl that year had it not been for Silence of the Lambs being released the same year, which won.

No one can do what she can

truly a legend.

Just exquisite! She is simply the Greatest of all time!

She redefines extraordinary.

She is truly the most amazing vocalist that has graced the pop world in the las 60 yrs at least !! bravo 🙂

in an interview she was asked,how do you manage to hold notes for so long,her answer,because i want to.that just says it all.

Hearing this sung live by Barbra is the ultimate chill factor

One of the very very best, most emotional moments i have ever seen in a film. Barbra was so great in YENTL. Bravo !

Barbra Streisand is simply the best 💖

She directed this film. Watch it!!!!

This song is best understood in context with the entire score. It all comes full circle in this song. Pure brilliance.

She is the greatest singer in the world. 100%

Absolute CHILLS!!!! SHE'S TOTALLY AWESOME!!! 👍🤗💞

This song always brings a tear...The message is as awesome as her talent!

I'm a 70 year old watching American youths watch and react to "old" music from American and British pop culture wondering about how good those are - and then I wonder: what kind of music education and availability is there in the US that the kids don't know anything about their own icons. When I was their age all I had was music at school, the radio shows on 4 to 10 channels (including Germany, Austria and Switzerland plus AFN) and the record shops with vinyl and later cd albums. But I knew all kinds of music, the whole range from classics some hundred years old via musicals to pop, rock, metal, soul, R&B to industrial, jazz and hip hop. Including folk music of at least 20 different countries all over Europe, Asia and the Americas. - But now they have the Internet and are still ignorant of the wide range of artists there are and were! How strange - but it's not their fault but this culture's of separatisms. I appreciate those kids who seek and learn about cultures outside their boxes, that's why I watch these vids. But I keep thinking how very strange this is and that it's a very American phenomenon, there's no such things from other countries or only from very restricted ones. Artists like Prince or Sting or Seal or Harry Styles dont't have this handycap, they knew/know all kinds of music and you can hear it in their work. Keep up the good work, kids and try to give your own kids a wider range of music to choose from and enjoy!

This is the final scene from the film as Yentl heads to America on a boat full of immigrants doing the same. See the movie that Barbra directed, starred in and produced. It’s better than someone just clueing you in. For a real treat, check out the Yentl Medley from her 1994 return to the live concert stage after a 27 year absence. She does a duet with herself as she sings live along with this clip from the film. Astonishing.

@laligagging

2 жыл бұрын

A true fan. That concert is so amazing. That duet is incredible.

@crockerbd

2 жыл бұрын

The duet is chilling - and I love how she harmonizes with herself on the long note 🙂

@LK-qz7eh

Жыл бұрын

@Randy Saay I agree he needs to watch Yentl and then react to the Yentl Medley from the 1994 concert. Probably the most moving performance I’ve ever seen. It never gets old.

@MaxineWatt-jd8ho

2 ай бұрын

100 %agree

Great reaction. Please watch the film. As many critics said at the time, "It's a masterpiece." It's really the epitome of Streisand's talents as a director, singer, actress and writer.

Nobody ever can compare To BARBRA!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

@nancyskomars1230

Жыл бұрын

No one ...but..Gabriel Henrique, a non English speaking singer from Brazil could honor her with his voice. ✌💗🙋‍♀️🇺🇸

@SamuelM.-iz1un

2 ай бұрын

@@nancyskomars1230We’re talking about a female singer whose longevity is past 60 years and who has the most unique original voice I have ever heard!

I listen to the 1994 medley every time in an airplane when it is ready to take off on the run way…..it gives me goosebumps when she hit that papaaaaaaaa watch meeee flyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy just as the plane takes off…..I always seem to manage to time it just right…. I recommend all Babs fans that catch airplanes try it! I love it!

you need to see the movie. It is something. Stars, directs sings produces. No one holds a note like she does.

This movie and song are just perfection!!!

I was 10 years old when this movie came out, true story, my parents took me with them to see the movie AND I remember vividly how at the end of this song which is at the end of the movie, the audience in the movie theater stood up and gave a standing ovation! I mean, like if they were on a concert or on a broadway show! A standing ovation!

Watch the movie. The music is stellar. And the cinematography is beautiful - all on location....I believe in Prague.

Barbra Streisand -one less bell to answer a house is not a home. is a great song to react too she does a duet with herself. its pretty cool.keep up the good work newfie

I hope you eventually watched the movie. It illustrates the struggle so many intelligent women had in restrictive religious societies to enjoy the benefit of education. Yentyl was a Jewish girl in a Jewish settlement in Eastern Europe. Her father taught boys the Torah in their home, and Yentyl had always paid attention. All she ever wanted in life was to learn. Then her father died, and the people of their village intended to find her a husband and marry her off. On impulse, she cut her hair short, dressed in her father's clothing, and disguised herself as a Jewish boy. Disguised as a boy, she set off to join a Yeshiva, which is a traditional Jewish educational institution focused on the study of Rabbinic literature, primarily the Talmud and halacha (Jewish law), while Torah and Jewish philosophy are studied in parallel. She meets a Jewish man and falls in love with him, but must maintain her disguise. Oh please watch the movie.

This is a charming movie. The first one she directed.

I think I timed it once. As I recall it was 22 seconds at full volume on a closed vowel. Almost impossible for any mortal to do, but it's Barbra and she made it effortless!

If you haven't seen the film yet, watch the trailer first. This film deals with so much and is just incredible.

My favorite singer! Excellent reaction! I love when people discover Barbra's music & acting. Great reaction! You should just privately watch the movie with a glass or two of wine and just... enjoy it. PS: I always thought Disney should animate this with the original soundtrack. A JEWISH Disney movie! That would be great!

@liuyo8333

4 ай бұрын

But no one cay sing like barbra😂😂

I timed that last note she sang when I bought the video many years ago, about 19 seconds from memory - brilliant.

Barbra is a joy to hear and acting is superb. Followed her since The Gulity Album..

@brianwebberable

Ай бұрын

She’s mindblowingly good. You have to look explore her earlier albums and films, from the 60’s and 70’s. I went down that rabbit hole recently and was astounded….

This is such a classic selection that shows the true power that is Streisand. Had the opportunity to see her live at the ACC in Toronto a few years ago. She is simply the best!

She's just incredible, what a range she has!!

Watch the movie 🍿

Another song of her movie yentl you can react too is Papa can you hear me! Somewhere, the way we were, Holly ground, fight, and so many others songs are great too.

I would LOVE to see you react to this movie!!!!!

Hopefully you've seen the movie by now. Your vibes were pretty much right on.

I hope you've seen the movie since this reaction.

This is a movie about a woman who is forbidden to learn. She is only allowed to see a piece of sky from her small restrictive world. So she leaves home.

The movie is a musical & this is the final scene. Wait til the final note.

As close to operatic as pop music can get.

See the movie! This brilliantly sung finale sums up the story. I've probably listened to her sing this song 10,000 times since it came out in 1983(?) and it still makes my eyes water, it's so magnificently sung.

@donnamentrasti2695

Жыл бұрын

You can't stand her because you apparently don't agree with her, simple as that. Those of us who do adore every word out of her mouth-- from a stage, screen, recording, or elsewhere. 😉 But she has always spoken out, since the early 60's, so what was so different about the last 20 years if you enjoyed her the first 40?? 🤔

@paulhydebugden1904

10 ай бұрын

So - Is Taylor Swift also "too political" ? because she (and the majority, I hope) have similar views??

I love all the music from Yentl. You should check it out!

Streisand's insane talent is on full display here. She's kind of ripping off her other classic tugboat scene (Don't Rain on My Parade from Funny Girl). but nevertheless, simply exquisite.

Yentl is a Madterpiece.

Now the younger generation understand how many back them were into musicals and Broadway plays. I think it was considered geeky for corny and a few generations had avoided this art form.

That was 6 whole notes 6 counts of 4

React to the group "Acapop Kids!", a group of kids with age between 10-15, created by Scott, one of the members of PENTATONIX. React to the cover: "Acapop Kids! - Without Me".

Please react to the unbearable weight of massive talent trailer

Broadway play before it was a movie.

@deborahduggan984

7 ай бұрын

Nope

@deborahduggan984

7 ай бұрын

My bad, it was indeed a broadway play starring Tovah Feldshue. Thanks for the info!

you need to watch this movie to understand what is going on.

lara fabian song yentl in live

@SamuelM.-iz1un

2 ай бұрын

No comparison. Lara tries to sound like Celine and Celine tries to sound like Barbra.

and react to mr nightmare

MICHEL LEGRAND the biggest. French melody rules

Jewish refugees and it is the last scene of the movie.

it's not a video. it's a damn film. a musical. c'mon dude. do some homework.

You have to react REGINE VELASQUEZ PIECE OF SKY and you'll be more amaze. Thanks

It's about Anne Frank who was.in hiding and saw out of a tiny window at a single tree

@michellerivera6244

2 жыл бұрын

Hunh!? Have you even SEEN the movie?? 😳

@JeffBazell

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing to do with Anne Frank.

@donnamentrasti2695

2 жыл бұрын

Where'd you get that from??? Nothing to do with Anne Frank. Go read the book by Isaac Beshevis Singer from which the play and the movie were adapted.

@davidstevens1754

Жыл бұрын

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