Hamilton Noob Listens to "My Shot" & "Story of Tonight" | CHILLS! [Reaction]
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- Hamilton is a phenomenal Broadway Musical, and Lin-Manuel Miranda outdid himself with the score and Alexander Hamilton! In my "My Shot (From "Hamilton")" reaction I listen to possibly my new FAVORITE broadway song!
I'm also checking out "The Story of Tonight (From Hamilton)" to round out the Hamilton bar scene. I'm a radio DJ reacting to Alexander Hamilton (From "Hamilton") since it was not on the radio in the US!
Listen to "My Shot (From "Hamilton")" on @usnavi's channel here: • My Shot and "The Story of Tonight": • The Story of Tonight
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Hamilton: An American Musical is a sung-and-rapped-through musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda. It tells the story of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton. Miranda said he was inspired to write the musical after reading the 2004 biography Alexander Hamilton by Ron Chernow.
The show draws heavily from hip hop, as well as R&B, pop, soul, and traditional-style show tunes. It casts non-white actors as the Founding Fathers and other historical figures. Miranda described Hamilton as about "America then, as told by America now."
It's my first time listening to Hamilton and my first time listening to My Shot (From "Hamilton").
#hamilton #linmanuelmiranda #myshot #yobgs - Hudba
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"How does Lin-Manuel Miranda breathe?" You have seen NOTHING yet.
IT GETS WILDER?! I don’t think my body is ready yet lol
I’m excited for when we get to guns and ships
@@YoBGS Ohh it gets much, much wilder. Anything Daveed diggs sings is incredible, but guns and ships and washington on your side are one the best songs for me
@YoBGS After 12 years of choir/musical training, it comes down to two things: 1) LOOOOOOTS, and I mean SO FREAKING MUCH, breath training, and 2) learning to sneak in the SMALLEST amount of air to keep going that most people don't/can't/aren't trained to catch. You sneak that air in when you can, or you throw EVERYONE else off
Let’s just say he’s… Nonstop
In an interview Leslie Odom Jr (Aaron Burr) said that the story of tonight was the song that left the biggest impression on him.
The reason was that it was the first time he saw four men of color on a stage singing together about friendship and brotherhood. Even though he wasn't in the song he was really affected by it.
I can see that, because in some respects it could be a self-referential song. Look at us, we're talking about the story of that night those actors got together and crushed the performance!
It was the first song in the musical that made me tear up, it might not be one of the most complicated, emotional, or epic songs, but its my favorite.
this made me cry
9:15
i like how in-character Lin is here. he slowly becomes less confused and just goes along with it after a few seconds
like he’s thinking: “wow ok we’re actually doing this”
When you say something kinda kidding but your friends are all on board so now you have to commit to it haha
i love how happy lafayette sounds when he says "ah, ANARCHY!!"
"I love the smell of anarchy in the morning"
Laurens and Hamilton were actually rumored to have a relationship back in the day. Many people found out that they were sending practically like love letters to each other and that they had a oddly romantic “friendship”. If you pay attention, the Hamilton cast tried to portray that. So the “Laurens I like you a lot" has a deeper meaning lmao. I think even Anthony, the actor that played Laurens, said that he heard about the Hamilton and Laurens situation.
Ohhhhhh that is so wild! I swear I could do videos on Hamilton for like years and I still would barely scratch the surface of all of this. Thanks for the knowledge!
"Burr, check what we got
Mister Lafayette, hard rock like Lancelot
I think your pants look hot
Laurens, I like you a lot"
Yeah, there was something going on there. LMM worded it like that for a reason.
@@YoBGS the most well known part of the letters being this one:
“Cold in my professions, warm in my friendships, I wish, my dears Laurens, it might be in my power, by action rather than words, to convince you that I love you. (…) You should not have taken advantage of my sensibility to steal into my affections without my consent. But as you have done it and we are generally indulgent to those we love, (…) you will always continue to merit the partiality, which you have so artfully instilled into me.”
@@palomaroggeri8680 Yeah that’s definitely the most obvious one pointing to something more. Although the letter that he wrote to Laurens about meeting Eliza alone sounds like he’s trying to preemptively console an ex that he’s still friends with. Even though I think Laurens may have gotten married at that point as well. You may have a better memory than I do on that one.
@@reneebush2399 yeah in his letter to Laurens about Eliza he talks about the wedding (which Laurens doesn’t go to, I might add) and that he will be giving up his liberty soon. He talks about how mad he is that John isin’t awnsering his letters since he’s mentioned John finding him a proper wife:
“I have written you five or six letters since you left Philadelphia and I should have written you more had you made proper return. But like a *jealous lover* , when I thought you slighted my caresses, my affection was alarmed and my vanity piqued.”
And then as the wedding gets closer and John is trying to be distant and give excuses to why he is not writing more frequentely, Alex writes in his next letter:
“In spite of Schylers black eyes, I have still a part for the public and another for you; so your impatience to have me married is misplaced; a strange cure by the way, *as if after matrimony I was to be less devoted then I am now* ”
Now Mulligan is very important, he was a tailor apprentice and he would tailor redcoats coats, he would listen in into their conversations and was basically a spy. He also helped George Washington not get assassinated.
Ohhhh that is badass!!
@@YoBGS can't believe they don't talk about him more in history classes
Don't forge Cato who in my opinion was way more effective.
"We don't know alot about Alexander hamilton yet"
The first song: am I a joke to you?
I meant more like his personality. He hasn’t said much haha - but you right
@@YoBGS Yeah I get what you mean haha
How does Lin Manuel Miranda breathe?
You're gonna be speechless when you get to "Guns and Ships".
I also love how in my shot when everyone is vibin you just see Burr kinda stop an look around like "Wtf are they doing?"
Haha I caught that too, he's just sorta in the background looking around like this happens all the time and he's trying to just get some work done
@@YoBGS Honestly, Background Burr is a whole entertaining story on it's own XD
Hercules Mulligan didn’t work with John Locke; Locke died decades before 1776. What he said was, “I’ve got y’all knuckleheads in loco parentis”-he was the oldest of the four men, so he likely felt kind of responsible for them.
Thank you! That makes a lot of sense... I'm really debating watching them with subtitles because I clearly keep hearing things a little funky relative to what's going on
@@YoBGS with how dense the lyrics are, i'd definitely recommend it ^^
@@YoBGS you should definitely use the subtitles.
@@YoBGS - yea, trust me you'll need subtitles. Lots more fast rapping to come ☺️👍
I really like imagining this is how it happened even though historically the musical takes a lot of liberties. Hercules Mulligan was one of Hamilton's first friends and one of the first people he met coming to America, he met John Lawrence and Lafayette during the war, Mulligan was never recorded to have met the other two guys. History is sometimes more interesting than fiction though, Hamilton, Lawrence, and Lafayette were all just as, if not more badass in combat than they are depicted in the musical. Lafayette has absolute mythological legend status in US history, every battle he lead he demolished, Hamilton as a soldier stole the cannons right off a british ship and the one he personally took as a pet of sorts throughout the war, someone wrote that he would often pet the cannon while he was deep in thought, that shit was a trophy. Not to mention when he lead in the battle of Yorktown he lead the US to a decisive victory, all without firing a single shot. They crept on the British forces and led the hardest Bayonet charge in history, wiping the British with melee weapons alone. Also its heavily theorized through old letters that Lawrence and Hamilton were getting it on during the war, Hamilton wrote the homie love letters, the ones released to the public are very romantic to say the least, apparently the ones unreleased are straight vulgar lol.
"How does Lin Miranda breath?" At the height of the pandemic, the original cast recorded "The Zoom Where It Happened and Lin doesn't blink at all in any of the parts that he is on screen. It's that weird combination of unnerving, intimidating, but also intimate and lowkey arousing.😂
"It reminds me of an old song"
Lin is a HUGE old school hip hop fan and there is A LOT of hat tips to old school hip hop throughout the entire score
10 - You
9 - can
8 - not
7 - rank
6 - Hamilton
5 - songs
4 - they're
3 - all
2 - amazing
1 - Satisfied
Well, he will not be satisfied
LOL! Perfect! My rankings of of Hamilton songs change daily (I'm stuck on "One Last Time" right now, but give it a day or two), but Satisfied is always in the top three at least.
@@OZLelila There are so many amazing songs and singers but Chris Jackson steals it for me. He is absolutely fantastic in One Last Time.
ahahaha
“My Shot” Is definitely one of the best songs in Hamilton! It’s a good introduction to all of the main side characters in the musical! It’s also just a wonderful song in general!
The next video might be best as just The Schuyler Sisters unless you're able to do 3 songs in one video, because Farmer Refuted fades really nicely into You'll Be Back. I think Schuyler Sisters works well as a stand alone as it throws quite a bit at you.
Also shout outs to Anthony Ramos (John Laurens) in The Story of Tonight. His voice is soo beautiful.
I hope that when you finish your reactions you're able to sit and watch the whole thing all the way through without breaks. Or, idk how difficult it would be to do but if you recorded your reaction to the whole thing in one sitting or at least less split up than it is currently, and then went in afterwards and cut it into pieces of 1-2/3 songs however you'd want to do that. I know that'd be a lot more editing and probably more time-consuming but that may be a better viewing experience for you. If you like the way you're doing it now, though, then I wouldn't worry about it.
"He's his own percussion section." Someone needs to check out some acapella groups like Voiceplay and Home Free and see what a REAL human percussion section sounds like.
I love Smoove Mcgroove, does that count? Haha
TRUTH! I don’t think anyone has lived until they’ve heard a Mr Adam Rupp, haha!
@@heyenoka_ The man isn't just a percussion section, in Home Free's Man of Constant Sorrow cover he doubles as a frickin' HARMONICA.
The spelling of Alexander (that reminds you of the Fabolous song) is inspired by "Going back to Cali" by the Notorious B.I.G. Fabolous also got the inspiration for his line from Biggie also. This entire musical is deeply influenced by a lot of old school hip hop.
You picked up on a great engagement theme.
Rappers spelling their name as a introduction/promotion device has been in play since probably the beginning of the genre.
Hamilton has Easter eggs for hip hop and traditional theater fans sprinkled throughout the performance( the line ‘only 19 but my mind is older’ is one).
So is the I'm going to take this flock and make it into a flame. "Flocka flames" there are so many shout outs to other rappers in this on top of the fact of references to rap and hip hop. ^•^
You've got to be carefully taught - South Pacific, Oscar Hammerstein
@@lukasthelucario6938 The actual lyric is "spark into a flame" - but he pronounces it in the most Brooklyn accent possible "spawk" - so maybe he wanted us to hear Flocka Flame.
He calls Lafayette "hard-rock like Lancelot" and Lafayette pays him right back with the ol' "C'est moi!" from Camelot. I nearly fell out my chair the first time I heard it.
@@emilybennett6567 huh that's quite interesting as I always heard it differently. XD but maybe as you said that was the intent behind it.
15:19 "Everyone who's the legal age to drink has been here with their buddies" Ah, what it must be like to have friends and be extroverted...
See I'm an introvert. But I managed to find other introverts who would bring their consoles over and we would just sit in the vicinity of each other and drink
I'm 21, turning 22 this summer. I have never gotten drunk. Honestly, knowing that my grandparents struggled with alcoholism and my having an addictive personality, I'm scared of getting drunk, especially because I already have significant brain damage.
Lin's a **rapper and lyricist** first, everything else second. he actually started rapping when he was in jr high and high school. especially on a road trip where he had to drive for 8 hrs straight.
I've watched so many obscure interviews of him, and Ron Chernow.
"it reminds me of an old song, only like 2 people are going to get this" 3 actually, those 2 and LMM.. Tons of homages to famous and not so famous rap, hip-hop and Broadway songs in this musical..
From an historical perspective, none of this actually happened. There was literally no time in history where Gilbert de Motier (the Marquis of Lafayette, which is a place in France... it was his title, not his name; it put the man somewhere between a Count and a Duke in terms of noble title). John Laurens, Hercules Mulligan, Aaron Burr, and Alexander Hamilton were all together in one room at the same time. To give you an example, Hamilton never met Lafayette until *after* he became Washington's aide.
Alexander Hamilton knew all of them, but he never met them all at once. Its a great song, but as history its nonsense. Some of the others, in fact, never met at all.
my favorite line is "raise a glass to freedom, something they can never take away, no matter what they tell you." really speaks to me as a lgbtq person :')
"My Shot" and "The Story of Tonight" has to among my favorite songs in the musical (and The Room Where it Happens + Guns and Ships are somewhere in that mix). My Shot is very action packed with very interesting contents in its lyrics, and The Story of Tonight also gives me feelings I can't even explain.
What's amazing is that Lin-Manuel Miranda is both a great songwriter AND a phenomenal singer. From the rapping in My Shot to the harmonies in The Story of Tonight and so much more, he's just so talented!
Wait until he get to “Wait For It”
EDIT: If this channel reaches 100k subs by the time I finish "Hamilton" - I will cosplay as any Hamilton character you vote on and perform one song you vote on from Hamilton. On that note, consider subscribing!
Is "My Shot" the best song from "Hamilton"?? I'm hoping to check out more songs per video moving forward but My Shot had me PUUUUMPED! Thanks for checking out the video and don't forget to subscribe if you had fun. Thanks for stopping by!
While My Shot is really good, it actually isn't even in my top 5. Maybe top 10? That just goes to show how fantastic every song is in this musical. It gets really hard to rank them haha. It definitely depends on who you ask, too, there's kind of a song for everyone and everyone has different favorites :)
It's my 3rd favourite. Yorktown is my favourite, but this one is still incredible
yes, Yorktown than The room where it happens.
I'd say that it's more like top 5
1st - election of 1800
2nd - washington on your side
3rd - the room where it happens
4th - yorktowon
5th - my shot
Well you gotta wait for it
First, put the closed captions on. The lyrics are very dense. And second, LMM breaths just like all other hip-hop rappers....through his eyelids, of course!
I thought he had gills 🐠 😜
Miranda throws in a lot of lines from other musicals. "You've got to be carefully taught" is from "South Pacific".
There is also the cursed musical that shall not be named
More Hamiltion!!!! I love rewatching this with you!
I know every word from this musical and I can't help just going along with it, it's just so great. There's something so inspiring to how Lin-Manuel structured the first act, and something so tragic on the second half. You'll see why once you get there. The Icarus effect.
This is one of my favorite songs, but to be honest, my top three songs?? Wait For It (Aaron Burr / Leslie Odom Jr), The Room Where It Happens (Cast, but lead by Aaron Burr / Leslie Odom Jr), and Satisfied (Angelica Schuyler / Renée Elise Goldsberry). Those three songs are amazing.
This was my first favorite, and the first one I memorized. It’s so much fun once you learn it, the words in this song are beyond incredible.
"(ENTER, ME)" -- stylistically, this is a stage direction in a script or libretto.
Oh, and did you notice how they were downing shots (of liquor) while singing / rapping about Their Shot?
Lol. “So the American Experiment Begins” is actually a line in another song later on.
For real? That’s hilarious, I love when it works out like that
@@YoBGS Same. It really made me chuckle when you said that. Especially since it comes from the number “Yorktown (World turned upside down)”. The song that people put up there with My Shot as being arguably the best song of the musical. IMO the whole show is a great though.
Oh your reactions are fantastic! I really love to see you enjoying the songs so much. And yes, My Shot is incredible, it took Lin a whole year to write because he wanted to make sure Hamilton wasn't just saying he was smart, but that he actually spoke like a smart person. I highly recommend putting subtitles on, the lyrics are very dense and it's easy to miss stuff (as someone who speaks English as a second language, it was a must for me lol). And I think it would be good to do just The Schuyler's Sisters next, and then maybe Farmer Refuted + You'll Be Back together. Thanks so much for the video, I've just suscribed and I'll be waiting for the next one 💫
Love your reaction and your commentary. Can't wait to see you work through the whole musical !!
So far your reactions to Hamilton are my favorite and I've seen a few. Please keep going.
Love the reactions. Can’t wait for more Hamilton!!!
yes!! i loved hearing ur thoughts and reaction :) i cant wait for you to listen to helpless and satisfied, their absolutely great! im glad you reacted to the musical with the visuals in this one they really are a big part of the whole show.
My Shot is a banger, and its themes are gonna come back again and again in future songs! I love how much you analyze everything here
My top 10 for Hamilton music
1. Washington on your side
2. Your obedient Servant
3. Cabinet battle # 1
4. Non-stop
5. The Schuyler Sister
6. You’ll be back
7. Right hand man
8. Helpless
9. Ten duel commandment
10. Wait for it
11. The Adam Administration (Full rap)
I like all of the music except farmers refute( it’s ok song) lol
YES the Adams Administration full rap is so fire i was so devastated it was cut
Great reaction! I don't have a favorite, I love all the songs in Hamilton, I can't decide haha... All are great in differents ways, differents moments or moods. I'll be waiting for more Hamilton.
Ye old droppings. Nice! lol
I hope you do the entire show. I'm here with ya for the ride! Enjoy!!
3:55 The fact that you think this is an obscure reference is hilarious to me. IDK if this is one of those "2 Americas" types of things, but hearing that really made me laugh. 😂😂
To explain one line, King's College was the name of Columbia University before the revolution. Obviously they changed the name afterwards to sever the affiliation with England but I think it'll help to point that out.
An interesting note. When Burr says "You have to be carefully taught." it is a reference to a song from the musical South Pacific lyrics by Rogers and Hammerstein.
You mention the boost of confidence that you see in Alexander, I can't wait to see you see Lafayette's evolution, most noticeable in "Guns and Ships".
King's college is still around today in New York, it is now known as Colombia University.
Oh for real?! I had no idea that it was not only around but freaking Colombia of all places
Love seeing you reacting to other stuff I am a fan of! (Hamilton, Overly Sarcastic Productions) It feels like when you find out two of your friends from completely different circles know each other xD
Excited to see your reactions to the rest of the songs from Hamilton!
Haha right?! Idk creatively I just really wanted to try some new stuff. I’m still like trying to figure out who I wanna be
@@YoBGS I think that's great!
By the way, I love the fact that you're in radio because I was too, in a way! I worked at WFAN-AM when Imus In The Morning was a thing back in 1991. I was the Receptionist at the station before I became a Sales Assistant (worst move I ever made!) Anyway, I guess we kind of connect in that way. I should've remained in radio but, alas, my life took a turn for being a Receptionist at other jobs.
Yes!!!! More Hamilton!!!
YES MORE HAMILTON, also can you please check out StarKid, they also make silly musicals, very enjoyable
Starkid? Lemme write that name down!!
they started as a college production company I believe that specialize in parody style musicals but have continued producing stuff after their college years. some of their best work is "twisted: the untold story of a royal vizier" and "the guy who didn't like musicals" (my opinion at least. plenty of other good ones as well).
they may also be a bit more copyright friendly since I have seen a lot of full reactions to their stuff.
Starkid is amazing!!! They have lots of parady musicals as well as some originals. My favourite is the guy who didn't like musicals which is about an apocalypse of singing zombies. Ranboo also likes Starkid
@@YoBGS yeah they are amazing, they are a musical production team that started at the university of Michigan
While I have listened to My Shot many MANY times, this is the first time I watched the actual choreography and I now have a new appreciation for musical theater because WOW
Dude...you need to see it. If you think the soundtrack is incredible, the actual staging of the show is going to blow you away. It is both a love letter to and re-imagining of the musical theater genre. Sign up for Disney+ if only long enough to watch it. It's more than worth the price for a month of that.
My Shot is such a hype song. Gets you hyped for the rest of the musical
It's like what he said, it gets you so pumped up by doing a revolution. You're like "YEAA, LETS KILL SOME REDCOATS!" or "YEAA, LETS THROW SOME TEA AT THE RIVER!" But we forget it happened like years ago
Love Hamilton.....have Disney + and have watch Hamilton many times....one of the best musical l have watched in a very long time!!!!
The part where he spells out his name is actually a throwback to when The Notorious B.I.G does it in the song "Going Back to Cali". The line is "It's the, N-O, T-O, R-I, OU-S, you just, lay down, slow". There's a few reference to Biggie songs in the show.
Can’t wait to see more of this >:D
I am loving this!!!!!!!
It took longer than it should've for me to realize the Marquis de Lafayette's name was not at all Lafayette. That's his title. His name was Gilbert du Motier.
Lin is a good singer, he can improv lyrics. Like that cute dog video with Lin
Please continue !
“How does Lin breath” oh you haven’t seen anything. Wait till you see what Lafayette brings in future songs. Just you wait lmao
love these video cant wait till you get to the kings songs
im pumped for the debates, gonna be fire
I like the meta-ness of The Story of Tonight because Lin is also addressing the audience here - we are all part of the Story now and tonight we will leave the theater and go tell all our friends-n-fam about what we saw and tomorrow there will be More of Us™.
"we don't know much about alexander hamilton" - and that after the opening scene telling his first 19 years in 3 minutes of rapping lool
My shot Is one of my favorite Hamilton songs! :D My absolute favourite is right hand man
“You’ve got to be carefully taught” is a reference to South Pacific and how racism is taught and learned.
The reason Hamilton doesn't really lay out who he is and moreso talks about his drive and ambition is because at this point he isn't really anyone. This is a story about how he makes that legacy for himself. At this point he's just a meek 19 year old with more ambition and drive than is really healthy. He's never really had solid long time friends before these people, and he's probably always been a little hesitant to make those connections before coming to America because everyone else that was a major connection in his life before then either left him or died.
That's how I always interpret it, anyway.
Next set should be: The Schuyler sisters, Farmer refuted and You'll be back ☺️ Thank you 😍🥰
Hey yobgs, you should react to some of the deleted songs in Hamilton, “let it go” and “ten things one thing” are some good ones
Yay! You can see some references to John Laurens and Hamilton's actual real life relationship referenced in here a couple of times. If you know about it it's easier to spot. If you don't know about it I recommend looking up their letters that they wrote to each other. They were definitely gay for each other, I'm pretty sure Hamilton at least was bi in Real life, would definitely seem so judging by those letters anyway. It's also sprinkled throughout the musical to, it's a fun Easter egg to try a spot.
"we don't know a lot about Hamilton yet" the first song called Alexander Hamilton: '-'
New sub here for ur Hamilton journey ☀️
My mom: are you talking to yourself?
Me: no I’m singing Hamilton-
"Let's have another round tonight." The poor bartender at Fraunces Tavern... he either had to cut them off when they were already shitfaced, or he said "fuck it" and let them get more shitfaced.
Oh please do Guns and Ships! Be sure to use captions for that! Some of the fastest rapping!
Some day, I'm gonna watch Hamilton and have shot glasses ready to participate in "My Shot". I also would love to visit Laurens' grave and drink the third pint of Sam Adams. My liver be damned.
If you liked their voices wait for songs solo songs of burr or Washington. By the way I would love to get more of these so upload every day in my opinion it would be amazing. And maybe after you should do the full musical together.
The one time I have most related to a cartoon character was Stewie Griffin singing Alexander Hamilton...
The word "shot" refers to so many things in this song. 1st, notice the glass shots they were drinking out of? 2nd, refers to not blowing opportunity. 3rd, is foreshadowing; if you go back to this song after watching the entire play, then you'll know what what I'm referring to.
The Schuyler Sisters kind of seem to be like the following morning in the musical.
Yea i will hear nothing else, hamilton and laurens were in love, even in the musical whenever they look at eachother (ik its the musical but still)
Cool detail, but this is the first time Eliza sings since the beginning if the musical. It may not mean much, but it also represents where Elizas story starts
Did you notice the stage is spining :)
Lafayettes full name is I believe Marquis de’ Lafayette
YoBGS, could you please react to "WW2 from FInland's perspective" by The Armchair Historian? It's a really great video and hopefully lets you see also the less known events of WW2 from a european, or in this case, finnish, perspective.
you can tell that i am a big hamilton fan because i can sing most of the show
Listen to the offocial Hamilton Remixes when you finish the musical.
can you react to inside job plz
One thing I’m gonna suggest, since you are a radio DJ I think you’d really enjoy this vid but you have to finish all the songs of Hamilton before you watch this vid, It’s called
Hamilton in seven minutes
It’ll be the first vid when you look it up.
Ohhhhh damn when I'm done with the official musical I'm gonna be ALL over it!
The Hamilgang has arrived
PLEASE REACT TO WELCOME TO NIGHTVALE
It really disturbs me that Mulligan has the same actor as Madison because I'm imaginging the quiet Madison loudly rapping
Interesting theory: There are people who think that Hamiltons and Laurens Relationship may have been more that just friends. Certainly the language that Hamilton uses in letters to Laurens is much more affectionate then it is in most other letters to his friends. And If you look at Laurens Bodylanguage in the musical, they seem to give a nod to that, him being a bit closer and holding gazes a bit longer than you might usually do.
This is specualtion, though, so take it with a grain of salt
Schuyler Sisters deserves it's own video
Farmer Refuted and You'll Be Back works together
Right Hand Man needs it's own video
Winter's Ball and Helpless work in one video
Satisfied needs it's own video cause you'll lose you're mind over how great it is
Story of Tonight (Reprise) and Wait For It work as one video
Stay Alive, Ten Duel Commandments and Meet Me Inside work in one video
That Would Be Enough and Guns and Ships could work in one video
History Has It's Eyes On You and Yorktown work perfectly as one video
What Comes Next and Dear Theodosia could be one video (stick around after cause there's a mini song that's not listed)
Non Stop needs its own video
agree with all of the above except Winter's Ball, Helpless and Satisfied should all be viewed together for the full effect, otherwise too much could get missed
@@PattyKollias true I mostly said it cause I thought Satisfied might make his head explode
It’s Marque de laffette
If you are doing musical reactions I beg you to check out Hadestown and The Great Comet because they are superb 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hold on. Did Hercules jump from the second floor?
"A go with the flow kind of individual" I am somewhat that, but also not. I view life in the same way Burr does in the show, but I can also be impulsive.