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She just WRECKED us and then just casually said “ Thats that one”

@lakep7798

2 жыл бұрын

Right??!

@AxHakker

2 жыл бұрын

Shyness issues or stage fright. She completely killed it but being shy or nervous can cause that kind of response to your own art after its over. I suffer from the same thing, I've almost unintentionally apologized after my own songs on stage, its a bad habit if you're a shy and introverted performer. But its better to say something rather than nothing to kill that silence in between songs.

@nalabatch

2 жыл бұрын

after this performence i was badly in need of this comment 😂😂😂😂

@gk6421

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😭 * back to my cry *

@kay-collins

Жыл бұрын

It’s the “thats that one” for me too sis bc what??? How you gone end THAT performance like that as if it just wasn’t nothing?!? 😩 lmaooo Yebba DOES THIS.. ain’t no thang

The thing that stuck out to me about her performance was the “wailing” notes. I’ve never heard some one accurately make pain sound beautiful. It’s haunting and makes you feel anger and sadness at once. Insanity

@KiatHuang

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Yebba's wailing parts remind me of Fado (Portuguese folk signing by mostly women).

@MyOver50

2 жыл бұрын

Spot on.

@mariam6852

2 жыл бұрын

I nearly cried hearing those wailing notes!!!🥺😭

@voxxvoltair2662

2 жыл бұрын

The wails are very much like the sounds of the great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan - the Quwali singer.

@alexandrabajic4451

2 жыл бұрын

Yours words are so acurate. Thanks for translating my thoughts into words. :)

I think it is admirable that you let yourself be so moved in front of a camera. Beautiful tears. Thanks for sharing and giving a piece of authenticity to KZread.

@paralasalud

2 жыл бұрын

normalize crying, especially for men. i've cried to so many different reactions to this lol, but it makes me cry harder when i see someone else crying

@jeffmalloy8200

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, this one makes me weep every damn time. Check out the young Norwegian singer/songwriter/producer Aurora. Between her lyrics and her voice and her unique style she rips me open and then heals me every time. If you can listen to and watch her perform without weeping "You are a better man than I am, Gunga Din". Start with the three songs she sang (one cover and two originals) at the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize concert when she was 19.

@WARdROBEPlaysWWII

2 жыл бұрын

Amen

@AndrastesGrace_

2 жыл бұрын

I agree, I love that she can be herself in front of an audience and express the emotions. I felt the same way about this song

@Spiritualsimplicity

Жыл бұрын

That’s how this song does us

I'm 55 year old construction worker and I cry every time hearing this.

@corbelius6

2 жыл бұрын

@@wooshbait36 HA HA HA

@nocontender6409

2 жыл бұрын

@@wooshbait36 ​ It hurts you spending that much time in a satire/irony mode. Enough is fine. But too much will tip you over on one of your axises and you'll land upside down and stick where you land. Which will make you lose eyes on other sources of pain in your life. I've been there. I wish you the best.

@zak9203

2 жыл бұрын

@@wooshbait36 i smell insecurity

@alexandrab5904

Жыл бұрын

Your a real man with empathy

@cher4645

Жыл бұрын

❤

"She did, I think, consciously, sacrifice, uh, many times in that performance, sacrifice vocal technique, for the way that she had to tell the story." Most insightful comment I've been waiting to hear.

It's so hard not to notice that YEBBA was able to take real cries and sobs and elevate them into music.

@JayBigDadyCy

Ай бұрын

Agreed. It's pure brilliance.

“Honouring your voice to express yourself.” What a great piece of advice.

YEBBA performing "My Mind" at Sofar NYC on September 30th, 2016. The first time I heard this song, I thought it was about the overwhelming anguish felt when one is confronted by irrefutable evidence of their lover’s infidelity. But then, I read that Yebba’s mother committed suicide about a week after she sang her first original song; causing "My Mind" to take on new meaning representing mental health. As if the mental illness was taking her mother away 🥺. She says her artist name was chosen to honor her mother, who she said "always called her by the nickname" (her name Abbey written backwards) as a child. In memory of her mother, Yebba twitted in Sep 26, 2020 "This the last time ima respond about “My Mind”. Most of you read as “wow love the way she portrays pain in her voice”... that’s not what it was. It was worship, freedom, Hope really. And I never re-recorded it because I respect the Presence in that room. Let’s move on together." and then "Later that year, my mom committed suicide. I went back and dedicated the performance to her as it was my last before she passed. So that’s where it will always stay. Don’t ask me to recreate it no mo. You ain’t gotta have respect but pls, have some soul. Let’s move on together." Well, she is literally crying without shedding a tear! So strong. So powerful. “That’s that one”

Almost every vocal coach that react to this performance just analysis the technique and they forgot the rawness of it all. Thank for sharing and to let your feelings come out.

@maynardewm

2 жыл бұрын

Omg yes. Like obviously she has all the technique in the world. Sometimes you just gotta let go and let your heart come before your head. The realness is everything

Literally me, too, girl. 😭 I knew you had no idea what you were about to witness. Lol

This performance is one of the most intensely emotional ever. The skill needed to be that raw but still sing is tremendous. Those *cries*. Yebba has said she won't ever record the song because this is the definitive performance of it, and she wants to honor what happened in that room. And that protective thing--I've seen so many reactors say things like, "Tell me who hurt her, I'mma come for them". It really does bring out that feeling.

@lnev7818

2 жыл бұрын

I just learned her mom committed suicide like a week before this performance. I’m speechless

@specificsoup

2 жыл бұрын

@@lnev7818 it actually happened after

@ThatMarkGilroy

11 ай бұрын

It's that gospel "anybody know what I'm talkin about?" - cue every single person watching this performance nodding along. Yep, we feel that Abbey, we've all felt that.

@JayBigDadyCy

Ай бұрын

As a musician, I 100% love that she sees this as the definitive edition. I don't think you can perform this any better. Truly a magical performance. I just love it so much.

every time i hear this song it breaks me. i was cheated on after 7 years with my partner and ive been trying to pick up the pieces ever since. "i sure wont stay, but i'll be damned if i leave". the amount of times those words flew through my head. this song is so real. and your reaction is so genuine. thankyou for this.

@e1977k

2 жыл бұрын

Man, get over it. It was not meant to be. Gotta love yourself first.

@jerseybultaoreune6107

2 жыл бұрын

@@e1977k Maybe don't be dismissive of someone else's experience??? Not necessary, and not helpful.

@c0mbatw0mbat95

2 жыл бұрын

@@e1977k everyone heals at their own pace, and if you get over being cheated on after less than a month, you are probably a sociopath... telling someone to "get over it" is probably the worst, and most childish advice to give to someone dealing with any type of heartache. now id be more keen to agree if this happened to me like a year ago, but man... let people heal how they heal best.

@e1977k

2 жыл бұрын

@@c0mbatw0mbat95 Sorry, I understand. Trying to pick up pieces ever since sounded much longer than a month. Month is ok ofc. I didn’t mean it in the way, that you should move on next day. I meant that people that got cheated on, are often feeling it’s their fault and they’re are not worth of love. Because it happened unexpected, when they were fully in love and it’s easier for the cheater. Just wanted to say, it’s not like that, you were great partner and they are the one losing, even it’s hard to admit it now.

@deven6518

2 жыл бұрын

I guess you should join the man's club. Shut out the world the people and their woes, let them suffer on their own time and enjoy your life on yours.

Finally, someone let themselves feel during a reaction completely! Kudos to you! I tear up every time I watch her video! 😭

I reacted the same way I saw this. Yebba makes you feel the pain.

That song is just so REAL...but it was YOU crying that broke me. :(

Not to knock other vocal coaches who have reacted to this, but you're the first one to I think really grasp and replicate the nuances to her vocal styling right off the bat. Talented stuff.

@Sofia-fc5nj

11 ай бұрын

This. Yes.

@makeupyouremine2174

10 ай бұрын

❤❤❤ I concur

@taneishajones-vereen9677

5 ай бұрын

Yes!! This

“She deserves all of the vowels!” Thanks for that bit of comic relief. It was needed. I’ve seen this performance many times, so I knew what to expect…from her. Didn’t expect to be so moved by you watching it. Maybe I need a cup of tea now.

@sarakaster

2 жыл бұрын

We all need a cup of tea now and then. Especially after a cup of tears. 👋

@dacejaunzeme4849

2 жыл бұрын

@@sarakaster true.. so true

@terrylmiller7393

2 жыл бұрын

And, yes! She deserves a faithful lover!

Watching her make the fairy Voice Mother cry made a 41 year old man cry. Another brilliant video, I have learned so much about singing from this channel. Great stuff!

@grumpelstielzchen

2 жыл бұрын

that's exactly what was happend to me. But...I've listend to the original before! I cried! It was a emotional hurricane... And then I found and watched this vid. And then I cried again! Because of Yebba! And Because of seeing the same very unexpacted emotional reaction from another person! So...I cried double the intensaty....you know what I mean...And in the and I laughed out loud.... because everyone is so emotional... 🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼 mindblowing! Awesome!

I never cried like this listening to a song. It's beautiful but it drew out the emotion from me. I still can't believe it. 😭😭😭

What makes an artist great, I think, is their ability to connect emotionally with their audience more than their specific technique, or perhaps their ability to apply technique for that greater purpose. That is why I hate to hear that a singer has done something "wrong" technically, and what I love about your critques. Your own openness to emotion, your own vulnerability, allows you to see the performance beyond the technique. You have an incredible technical understanding and such a clear way of explaining it, but it is your character that allows you share the art of the performance. I always come away with something from your reactions that allows me to better appreciate the artist, both technically and artistically. Thank you!

I should never have agreed to let one of my undergrads put the original on in one of my music production classes. I cried in front of the whole class. I'm a big hairy 49 year-old biker. I still can't watch it without crying, and now I'm crying watching you crying at the same bloody video. (Great channel by the way!! Subbed!!)

You are my favourite 😍. I only watch this song now combined with your reaction.

This song has always made me tear up, it hurts to hear.

Your talent, knowledge, and passion for music are a joy to experience. You appreciate every artist for their individual identity and are able to instruct without criticizing or minimizing the artist’s achievements. I’m so glad to have found your channel!

She starts explaining how she felt watching Yebba performance and all I heard was how I was feeling watching her react to it. Save and protect this beautiful angel at all costs.

As an amateur guitarist myself, that guitarist comment at 12:11 got me cheering, thanks for giving him a well deserved shout-out, it was uplifting after shedding some tears along with you during the more emotional parts.

This performance. Incredible. Every single time.

Big fat tears... streaming down my face. Need a good cry now and then 🥺

I had the same exact reaction listening to this performance the first few times.

I've been watching this for a few years now. Abbey's voice on this song... and this SONG is the most emotion I've ever heard. When ever I hear it I break down crying. Just can't help myself.

You are - by far - the best voice analyst on YT. You sing better than anyone you react to; as evidenced by your ability to replicate the sounds they make and explain what or how to accomplish them. Thank You!

This is the best reaction to this beautiful live performance Ive seen on KZread ❤

I'm so glad to see someone moved by this the way I am. I can't watch this without crying either. I'm a bit of a music nerd (though def not a singer lol) and I could analyse all the nuances for hours, but it's so hard to not be taken by the raw emotion of this performance. Thanks for making me feel normal for crying at this!

Love this song on so many levels. Your reaction does it true justice. p.s. The backstory to this actual performance and the days surrounding it is heartbreaking.

@leilaaarden

2 жыл бұрын

Could you share the backstory please? I tried to find it but couldnt

@alphamrc309

2 жыл бұрын

@@leilaaarden She lost her mother to suicide.

@jash2527

2 жыл бұрын

Truly devastating.

Well done video. I admire you for crying and teaching others the importance of feeling the music rather than just listening to the music.

Best reaction on this song on the internet. Thx for that. ❤️

Haven't cried with a song this much since Johnny Cash's Hurt.

@AnnaP-uh3mc

2 жыл бұрын

Oh my god. SAME!!!! Those two songs are like a strangely beautiful punch in the guts.

@rjr6912

2 жыл бұрын

This is such a great contrast to that one too, since that song comes from such a relatively technically uncomplicated place

LOL @ "out of the well" effects. Not only do you explain techniques, you entertain. I'm not a singer, but you make me wish I was. I love how you appreciate the talent and beauty of the craft in a truly genuine manner.

@isabelcosta3419

2 жыл бұрын

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I have never heard that much pain in a voice.... Dear God what a performance. I'm wrecked

Thank you for introducing me to the incredible experience that is YEBBA. Jesus! Where have I been?

Beautiful reaction!

Your reaction was a breath of fresh air ... unaffected, natural, emotional 🥰

Yebba is INCREDIBLE. Been a fan for years. The first time I watched this performance, I was literally moved to tears too. This is the best reaction to her performance that I’ve seen. Well done!!❤️

Most empathetic and accurate breakdown of this GEM of a song. Thank you!! Truly immeasurable beauty this song from Yebba. Absolutely stunning.

You are the absolute best teacher/vocalist/musical analyst on the internet. PERIOD.

I just heard of Yebba last night, and I cried like a baby while listening to this song....Great honest reaction..

The ending of this video was hilarious! That's exactly how i feel too. lol

I love how you connect with the emotion of the music. Music IS emotion. It touches us in ways that nothing else can. I saw this in your Diana Ankudinova reaction. There are other "vocal coaches" who somehow miss the human component of the music. Keep it up, you are the best.

I want to hug her and comfort her so much.

Girl this was my exact reaction when first hearing this track....like...how you gone make us BAWL and then say "that's that one"....... GIRL!! 😭😭😭😭

@kay-collins

Жыл бұрын

Right!!! Lmaooo like she does this... it ain’t nothing to her 😂😂

Gosh, always want to kiss the tears from your eyes. You are one of the most emotional KZreadr I know. And therefore on of my most beloved.

Wow, that was a lot more emotional than I expected, what a performance of storytelling. Love your reactions!

@dr.nassri.chelbi

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome

I’ve watched this video a thousand times and fall in love with it more every time. But this time, watching you cry, broke me. I found myself in tears as well.

She’s a magical voice witch! Lol In all seriousness, it’s really a gifting to be able to make people feel that emotionally connected to a performance. Few performers are able to bring their audiences along for the ride. She did it masterfully!

Soooooooo... Yebba's performance was one thing... like a HUGE thing... but your reaction and breakdown of her performance was ANOTHER thing! The combination of hearing her singing and watching you cry AS she was singing was frankly one of the most profound things I have experienced in a long time. I absolutely adore how every one of your reaction videos are so technical, and yet so flippin' EMOTIONAL as well! Thank you for not only sharing your expertise, but for sharing your emotions as well! YOU'RE AWESOME!

“My mind, my mind, you will always be mine..” such a powerful and moving performance.

Your reaction was stellar. You picked up perfectly on the much needed balance between drawing the listener in by showing emotion vs having a perfect vocal performance. The cracks and breaks were on purpose. Looking forward to more reactions!

Your tears are absolutly beautiful and precious.😢

Oh my god thank you so much for this reaction, this is the first time I've seen one of your videos and I want to applaud you on your honesty, transparency and amazing breakdown on this performance. This is one of my favourite performances ever and seeing you analyze it, while keeping the emotion behind the song in mind, is just amazing. I highly suggest Lara Fabian's performance of "Je suis malade", there's a video with French and English subtitles to it that I think you'd enjoy and love to analyze. Sending you aaaalll the love from the Netherlands ❤❤❤❤

I came here after watching your reaction to Seventeen because I was intrigued by your genuine vibes. I love this reaction as well, you let yourself feel, and it’s admirable.

You're the cutest ever girl. Love how much you were moved by this and also didn't analyse her technical failings, cos honestly her performance was literally perfect even if not technically perfect.

Your sensitivity is touching to see. 👀Your critique is interesting to hear. 👂

Honestly the best and realest and honest reaction I have ever seen!!!! I love your content and your soul!

Seeing you sing with distortion blew my mind! I want to learn to do that!

@EduardoMoreiraMusic

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jim! You can actually apply for lessons with The Fairy Voice Mother via: www.thefairyvoicemother.com/ 😊

I absolutely loved your reaction to this - I usually try and avoid vocal coaches reaction to this song, because I feel like majority try and critique the song in a technical term and suggest what they would do differently from a professional point of view to make the song “perfect.” As a consumer, you know what I would change about this performance? Nothing. Not a damn thing. You could hear her heartache and vulnerability, and that sets her aside from so many of the polished artists you hear these days on the radio. The lyrics were so relatable, and Yebba sang that for all the women (and men) who have found themselves in the exact same situation once before. My tears flow every time I hear this song.

My entire body was shaking after first hearing this. You can feel the pain

Wow this was literally me the first time listening/watching this performance; just streams coming down my face. Great reaction n feedback!

I cried the exact same way. Truly cried. She opened up a decades old wound and made it feel like yesterday. Her emotions pour out of her.

I'm so glad the internet broke the hold of record company filtering and dismissal of so many great voices. I found some really amazing ones on Twitch. If it weren't for your Twitch I never would have known better. Thanks for you. Yebba was crushing, so good. Great reaction. Same here😭

I think you are the best vocal teacher ever....and also have beatiful soul to understand the artist....i love your sence of humor and perfect knowledge of vocal technique p.s.you can sing like dimash OMG 🙏🙌🎤🎼🎶💪but more emotional ❤️

This is how you feel music! Love the vocals but I love watching you be touched 10 times more! This is music!

That old “melisma that breaks upward into a falsetto “ thing … impressive breakdown in many ways ☺️ Bless you for wanting to protect her 🙏

Watching you weep to YEBBA really sums up this song for me hahaha. 100%.

Wow, you’ve got a wonderful, soulful voice yourself! This is my first time seeing one of your videos…I’d love to hear you perform. Great analysis re. Yebba!

I'm not crying...you're crying. Another great video and analysis, full of information on how to get those great vocal sounds and - most importantly - which type of thongs there are besides Speedos. From one goof-off to another...thank you. ;-)

I’ve watched so many reactions to this Yebba performance. Yours is my favourite.

The depth in her performance is astounding. You can feel the pain and see it, as she's singing. She has felt the heartbreak that this man has caused and it comes through in her voice. 😢

Ilove your,empathy with the singer

Never heard this song, but can confirm I have already shed multiple tears. I mean, God damn... 😭 Your reaction was absolutely an influence, too. Thank you for being truly genuine, I needed that. Subscribed.

Girl I'm a 43 year old dude and I've heard this song 25 times and we 100% cried together. This song just breaks people.

She gets to me every time. Go 'head Yebba!

@kay-collins

Жыл бұрын

Yessss that dam Yebba! 😍

Thank you for being fragile authentic and quirky never stop being your amazing self. Can you please do a plug of your item music - I would love to hear you sing (you are clearly a vocal boss). Where can I find your singing where?! Tell meee

@tracywallis1400

2 жыл бұрын

Check out the channel tab here and you can go to Lolli wren which is TFVM other channel where she’s posting her own vocals!

@jasonformann4980

2 жыл бұрын

She does a cover that will, if you give it time to breath, will have you drunk with awe....

Ok but I think I’m getting addicted to watching Yebba reaction videos. I loved this. Your reaction was brilliant. Achingly brilliant. And thanks for the nerdy bit too! Isn’t Yebba just mesmerising.

Your sobbing through half of the performance? A mirror image of me, for sure, every single time I watch it 😂 Also, your analysis is beautiful and gave words to the feeling I experienced while listening to her. Also, your voice and technical breaking down of the abilities of Yebba were both, as equally gorgeous. :) Bless you fairy voice mother 😂 Loved the curses at the end, especially. Very fairy like 😂

How am I just now hearing this?!!! Wow…I’m speechless and emotionally gutted. She’s just incredible.

you’ve GOT to react to her Tiny Desk concert

watching you feel this so deeply was beautiful... the mind and heart of an artist. i need more of that in my world. not much of that to be found in the corporate universe in which I spend most of my time. and your voice... wow.

She made everyone experience the hurt… and the lyric „I sure won’t stay but I’ll be damned if I ever leave“… this is a thought everyone in such relationship has had it hit hard

It’s incredible all the technicalities and details that only another singer can really understand. You help me to appreciate the amazing gifts that singers have.

Yebba is one of my favorites! Absolutely incredible performance 🤯

Yebba gave everything in this song. I love her voice!😍😍😍

I love your reaction to this beautiful song. Very similar to mine own.

A reaction that was entertaining and skillful at the same time. Well done. Also, Yebba's singing is as close as singing can get to crying and still be really good singing at the same time.

@mikesrandomchannel

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic point. Just as FVM says she sacrifices vocal technique to tell her story she doesn’t let the emotion run riot. That adds to the tension. She’s still singing and can’t just sob the words out. Gripping.

Wow. Pure expression. I shared your tears.

When I saw you were reacting to this I knew you woud weep and that I would have no option but to weep with you

Well that was awesome! - Both the song and your reaction/analysis.. We laughed, we cried, we lived :)

still get tingles watching this performance, after watching it dozens of times

omg, this young lady is wonderfully intelligent and so special, wish I was 20 years younger

@encapsulatio

2 жыл бұрын

At least you'll have your eWaste...Ben

i cried with you....great reaction..thank you