Has anyone recommended/requested a reaction to Daniel Thrasher: How Rap Sounds to Non English Speakers?

“Daniel Thrasher Music Boy” is “Alexander Hamilton” from the play Hamilton.

9:20 These skits were actually inspired by Daniel Thrasher himself. He thought he was making a beautiful piano song. He added some spice and it was perfect...

The perfect song for an intro to the Office...

Fun fact, all of this started with Daniel accidentally writing a more dramatic version of the theme song from The Office.

it's kind of crazy that with different covers of hurt, you can tell when it's a cover of Johnny Cash's cover instead of a cover of NIN

8:55 My personal favorite.  The way he says "Mojito" gets me every time.
24:24 The part he plays lower is the instrumental section after each line of the verse.
30:15 It's hilarious how this starts off sounding like the Gilligan's Island theme.

8:21 I'm shocked how quickly I realised this was "Hit me baby one more time" 😅

Tim Hawkins is hilarious, and imo even if you’re not Christian his comedy still hits.
Also it continues to impress me how good Hit Me Baby One More Time works as a Waltz.

this is the kind of stuff that is constantly going on in my brain, I wish my hands could keep up like that

I need a full version of Pirates meets Braveheart, that one is so f-ing epic!

6:12 Journey actually but as a fellow 90s kid I agree with everything you're saying!

Honey was stealing the commissions from the people they "Sponsored" and gave customers the worst possible coupon codes so they wouldn't actually save that much money

The song he plays at 20:33 is called "Hey Jude" by the Beatles

The Halo theme is the best banger ever written.

26:15 - you have invented free jazz!

Megalovania is kick ass, I listen to it almost daily.
"Super duper spooky." Had me, 😂

16:59 Thats called a leitmotif which started in theater. Essentially its where a person or thing has a melody or song that gets connected to it. It cements that connection where when you hear the song you think of the thing, just like what happened with star wars and darth vader.

At around 18:00 mark that song was a song from Hamilton

Fun fact hurt isn't back Johney Cash it's actually by Nine Inch Nails and Johney Cash actually just did a cover of it

9:32 You should react to the "4 Chord Song" by Axis of Awesome. I recommend the live version from 15 years ago instead of the produced one with a music video