Timestamps and link below. Thank you. Welcome & thank you for watching! Timestamps below. Intro Link: www.patreon.com/FreyaReacts Eminem Reaction Starts: 2:08 Kasey Chambers Reaction Starts: 13:06 Thank you so much for stopping by the channel! 💛
Hi Freya, a beautiful reaction. What an amazing version, I love it too. I’d love you to react to Angelina Jordan. Your energy and emotion will connect with her. She is an amazing human being. At 6 yrs old she was in the Middle East when she meet a young girl weighing people for money. The little girl asked Angelina what she wanted to do when she grows up, she said I want to be a superstar. The little girl said she would pray every day for this to happen. The next year at 7. Angelina won her countries Got talent contest. She has over 140 covers on RUclips and has now just turned 18. Check out her Bohemian Rhapsody cover at 13 on AGT. Or I put a spell on you. And so so many more. I warn you though. You will fall into an amazing rabbit hole and might never come back. Enjoy ❤
I'm 68 years old, been a fan of Eminem since his early days when my son presented his music to me. Kasey's re-imagining of this song is one of the best things I've ever heard!
I'm 69 years old and had never heard any of M&M's "music" until now thank God. On the other hand we wouldn't have Kasey's absolutely brilliant version without him so that's a plus I guess.
@@warrenturner397 In general, I dislike rap and hip-hop. In some cases, I despise it. Eminem, however, is a remarkable wordsmith and artist. It took me a bit of time to get past the sound of it, to be honest.. but his skillful use of the English language made it worthwhile for me.
Many Rap "Purists" may hate this......but, Kasey's heartfelt, emotional performance from a woman's perspective is powerful ...........after all, artists cover songs (1) to HONOR the original and (2) put their own interpretation on the song, to tell what it means to them ...........Kasey did both.............the 'Fairy Voice Mother' said....."She strums that banjo like it owes her money !" lol........
Eminem made this song iconic, Kasey Chambers made it epic. People the world over have drawn inspiration from Em's version, and rightly so. I have personally drawn inspiration from Kasey's. G'day from Australia.
YES. She is amazing. Absolutely loved this version. She is totally real, not acting. She created this version during Covid lockdowns. She is an Australian musical icon and much loved.
Kasey has had her trials and tribulations over her career, and her reworking of this song brings to the front the emotions she has gone through on her journey.
"Lose Yourself" is a soundtrack song for the movie "8 Mile". The first verse talks about the character Eminem plays in the movie, Jimmy Smith Jr. AKA "B Rabbit", in the third person. The second verse is also in third person and it's hard to tell if it's talking about Jimmy's future after the movie, or Em's past. The third verse is Em talking about himself in the first person. Contrary to popular belief, the movie 8 Mile is not a biographical film. Em isn't playing himself in the movie, he's playing a fictional character, and he wasn't even the first person considered to play the role. But when he got the role, he put a lot of himself in it, so there are many parallels between Jimmy's life and Marshall's. This song will make more sense when you see the movie. He also wrote 2 other songs for the movie, both from the perspective of Jimmy himself, called "8 Mile Road" and "Rabbit Run".
This is the first time ive ever heard the eminem version ,had heard one or two lines before but not the whole song, but heard kasey probably 200+ times ,
Thank you for reviewing both the original and the cover together. Both versions of Lose Yourself are fantastic in their own ways. Both songs evoke strong emotions but in slightly different (but good) ways. For me, it's not a case of which one is better - both are amazing and one wouldn't exist without the other. Kasey's cover pays homage to Em's original song both in lyrics as well as intention. Bravo to both.
I like how you showed Eminem's version and then Kasey's version. I have never listened to Eminem before I heard about Kasey doing a cover. Thank you for a great reaction! Kasey was outstanding in her performance. What a phenomenal artist Kasey is!
Eminem's performance is like a 'punch in the face' lol.., but powerful. Whereas Kasey peels back the 'rage' and slowly tells the story of his difficult early life with such emotion one can't help but be mesmerized. Then she finds her own anger and passion and the band kicks in and WOW she leaves it all on the floor. Best ever cover performance I've ever seen.
That was great you put them side by side. Eminen is the master but what a great performance by Kassey who made her own song from those lyrics. Brilliant.
I used to think John Farnham's cover of Help (yup, the Beatles' song) was the best cover ever (Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra). It moved into 2nd place.
Third is Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt"? Or Whitney Houston's cover of "I will Always love you"? Or Disturbed's cover of "The Sounds of Silence"? Or Stan Walker's cover of "Ultralight Beam"? Or the Fugees' cover of "Killing Me Softly"? (Originals by: Nine Inch Nails, Dolly Parton, Simon & Garfunkel, Kanye West and Roberta Flack respectively). Not arguing at all about first & second place, though.
@jamieelfman3796 Okay. I also forgot Aretha Franklin's "Respect", Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want To Have Fun", " The Wind Beneath My Wings" (originally sung by Colleen Hewitt (recorded) & maybe John Farnham, live, before Bette Midler made it a hit) and a few other well-known songs that are, surprisingly, covers. But I forget them until the next time some radio show does a "did you know these were covers?" type segment.
to top it all off Freya, that's her dad shredding it on lap/steel guitar... I've seen lots of reactions to this song and I just never get sick of the surprised looks on the reactor's faces and of course the performance...
Thank you for posting both versions, I had never seen the original before. Very interesting to compare the two. I only found Kasey's cover a week or so ago, and I must have watched 30+ reactions to it already. Rap isn't my genre, but the lyrics are amazing. Powerful. Affecting. And the way she delivers the lyrics... she held nothing back. Just incredible. I wouldn't even know this song without Kasey's cover. I can't stop watching her performance, and the whole band's performance. I love it!
I challenge any rapper today to come out with a song that hits like this and will be still listened to and respected 30 yrs later! That would be in 2054! GOOD LUCK!
Newcastle Civic Centre holds about 1500, Kasey asked the audience to submit any footage they took to use to make this video. Taking an iconic song and making it better through pure emotion. Thanks for actually showing both versions. 🙃🙃🙃. A couple of other notable covers by Australian artists are John Farnham's 1980 "Help" and Zoot 1966 "Eleanor Rigby"
To get an idea of where Kasey got the passion to produce this epic performance, google 60 minutes Kasey Chambers. She lived the struggle behind this creation. Being a life long fan of Eminem, combined with pure talent and a very strict lock down regime in Australia gave her the opportunity to add this masterpiece to her already impressive catalogue of music achievements.
It was amazing -- and I went in a little salty too. But, she blew me away! I do sing a little. Not so much anymore. But, I did once sing the National Anthem at an NFL game -- that was wild!
17:25 "They moved on, to the next schmo who flows and nose doved and sold nada, so the soap opera is sold it unfolds I suppose its old partner. But the beat goes on dububudam dadum"
Hi Freya 😊I’ve watched every reaction available on Kasey Chambers 😢 You are the GOAT so far. You’re about to get very busy with views …. You may lose yourself in THIS moment. All the best Amanda 🇦🇺
Oh my goodness....thank you so much! My goal is basically to just not embarrass myself too much so it really means a lot that folks are actually finding some good in what I'm doing here! So much appreciated! 💛
She has had vocal nodule surgery as well, so she really should struggle doing some of the things she does vocally, so it's even more amazing to ponder what techniques she uses to protect/avoid the nodules
great reaction, have just subbed from australia, kasey is one of our female gems of which there are many, try one of my favourites renee geyer - love don't live here anymore the 85k views version, what a voice, enjoy!
I really enjoyed watching you react to Kasey- it seemed to me that you connected with her on many levels. I have heard you sing yet but I imagine you are very accomplished because, yo understood that when she kept it small in the beginning she employed ancient techniques such as flips, yodels, kulning, breathiness and harsh belts seemingly effortlessly. You understood that with each new verse she turned the heat and energy up a notch. You understood that Kasey really felt the spirit of this song, that’s she too has lived it. I also feel like both you and Kasey have a spiritual connection with the universe and you see that in her. You see her strength and her frailty and her mastery of not being afraid to show it. Very well done. I’m subscribing based on the way your mind works. Thanks! 🙂🇦🇺
The advantage a singer has over a rapper is they can convey emotion with there voice a rapper has to keep time to the beat,a singer can make the music fit what there doing with the words.
I dunno. I was debating this with a mate. Rap is kind of a middle ground between vocal music and poetry reading, and a person who's skilled in the latter can still get a lot of emotion in while keeping the poetic structure flowing. Most rap originate from at least an assertive emotion, and often very combative, so it's the norm to hear forcefulness, frustration, aggression in a rappers voice. Add to that the popular emphasis on spitting bars as fast as the beat allows. Imagine a rap song with a slower, melancholy, pained rhythm, but with enough movement to not sound sludgy. Then add a skilled and emotionally connected lyrical rapper, with a story of depression, pain, struggle, grief, etc.
Well, one of the things that I, personally, have been so surprised and impressed by with Eminem -- is the amount of vocal techniques he uses and his ability to change up the delivery and his voice to express emotion. And, his breath control...my goodness. Just so impressive.
@@mbsnyderc I decided to ask an coloratura soprano I know for her thoughts. After much discussion she said "It's like comparing oil painting to photography. They can both bring out emotions, in similar ways and different ways." Which I thought was a fantastic way of seeing it
@@FreyaReacts Absolutely. A good musician steps outside of the normal habits of their genre and combine ideas from others. Very common in Metal, Hip-Hop and Jazz
Loose yourself was the first Rap song who won an Oscar but Eminem wasn't there at the Oscars he thought a rap song wouldn't win an Oscar for best score on a Film. He was playing with Hailey and reading her bed time story.
So gald to hear that -- I wasn't sure if the video would be too long....But, I though it would be better for me to do them back-to-back. Thanks for hangin out with me a bit. Much appreciated!
Em doesn't own the rights to this song to give anyone permission, eight mile style owns it. And they are currently suing Spotify for illegally streaming 235 other Eminem songs they hold the copyright to.
@@Solo-Anarchist8mile style is owned by Marshall Mathers, its on the companies house registration, Em owns all rhe masters for all his music, MJ owned 2 songs which reverted back to Em after MJs passing.
Thank you. Yeah, def. want to watch that. Was maybe thinking of having a watch party, like on twitch (don't have that set-up yet.) Or not, just depending on what y'all would think might be fun.
Sunlight??? Well, there goes my theory that Freya is Vampira (the good kind of course)! Still at the beginning, but I know Kasey will blow your mind... I don't think I've ever heard a more original, profound, interesting rendition... I can't even call it a "cover", I generally don't like covers, she showed us her chops though and deserves the recognition!
Hi freya how are you doing i hope you have an amazing weekend so far i love your eminem reactions react to eminem rap god when you can much love and take care
She is absolutely the real deal - leaves it all out there. With 30 years in the business you will love her original stuff and always see her live . 'Ain't no Little Girl' - live at the Bluegrass Underground is your next stop - enjoy the rabbit hole. ruclips.net/video/OeWzXIkA8Rg/видео.html&ab_channel=TheCavernsSessions%28fkaBluegrassUnderground%29
You should watch the movie '8 MILE' to understand the full content of Eminem's song Lose Yourself because it is kind of an improvised biography of his life
@FreyaReacts thank you and I do have a recommendation. I think you should watch eminems hall of fame fame performance and speech because it is one of the most humble things you will ever see
No, she went solo & broke in the States around the same time Em brought out the movie, always a bit of a struggle when you're from Australia, female, and definitely aren't in the Jessica Simpson/Britney Spears/Christine Aguilera/ Faith Hill mold. "Not Pretty enough" from about the same time is her struggle song . "The Captain" made it onto The Sopranos. More recently, "Ain't No Little Girl" (live versions) reflects a more mature voice & no BS mindset.
LOL, no worries here. This is a reaction channel --if you want to watch the videos, I link them in the description. P.S. -- the view is the way it is, so the video doesn't get blocked which I learned to do the hard way. But thanks so much for your very valuable input and critique of me.
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Timestamps and link below. Thank you.
Welcome & thank you for watching! Timestamps below.
Intro Link: www.patreon.com/FreyaReacts
Eminem Reaction Starts: 2:08
Kasey Chambers Reaction Starts: 13:06
Thank you so much for stopping by the channel! 💛
Hi Freya, a beautiful reaction. What an amazing version, I love it too.
I’d love you to react to Angelina Jordan. Your energy and emotion will connect with her. She is an amazing human being.
At 6 yrs old she was in the Middle East when she meet a young girl weighing people for money. The little girl asked Angelina what she wanted to do when she grows up, she said I want to be a superstar. The little girl said she would pray every day for this to happen. The next year at 7. Angelina won her countries Got talent contest. She has over 140 covers on RUclips and has now just turned 18. Check out her Bohemian Rhapsody cover at 13 on AGT. Or I put a spell on you. And so so many more. I warn you though. You will fall into an amazing rabbit hole and might never come back.
Enjoy ❤
You can easily remove that part in youtube studio using the trim and cut function in the video details.
@@batbiebel Thanks! Will def be doing that.
Kasey sings with commitment, passion and total connection! Goosebumps!
Em won an Oscar for this song. He performed this song as a surprise performance at the Oscars 17 years later. This song was on his 8 mile movie.
I'm 68 years old, been a fan of Eminem since his early days when my son presented his music to me.
Kasey's re-imagining of this song is one of the best things I've ever heard!
I'm 69 years old and had never heard any of M&M's "music" until now thank God. On the other hand we wouldn't have Kasey's absolutely brilliant version without him so that's a plus I guess.
@@warrenturner397 How unfortunate for you.
@@warrenturner397 In general, I dislike rap and hip-hop. In some cases, I despise it. Eminem, however, is a remarkable wordsmith and artist. It took me a bit of time to get past the sound of it, to be honest.. but his skillful use of the English language made it worthwhile for me.
Have a listen to Tom Macdonald, you won't regret it 👍@@gerardbyrnes5780
Many Rap "Purists" may hate this......but, Kasey's heartfelt, emotional performance from a woman's perspective is powerful ...........after all, artists cover songs (1) to HONOR the original and (2) put their own interpretation on the song, to tell what it means to them ...........Kasey did both.............the 'Fairy Voice Mother' said....."She strums that banjo like it owes her money !" lol........
EM was so impressed with the cover he allowed Kasey Chambers to upload to Spotify.
Eminem made this song iconic, Kasey Chambers made it epic.
People the world over have drawn inspiration from Em's version, and rightly so. I have personally drawn inspiration from Kasey's.
G'day from Australia.
YES. She is amazing. Absolutely loved this version. She is totally real, not acting. She created this version during Covid lockdowns. She is an Australian musical icon and much loved.
Yeah, I got the sense of her just going to some other place and the song just flowing through her. Amazing!
Kasey has had her trials and tribulations over her career, and her reworking of this song brings to the front the emotions she has gone through on her journey.
"Lose Yourself" is a soundtrack song for the movie "8 Mile". The first verse talks about the character Eminem plays in the movie, Jimmy Smith Jr. AKA "B Rabbit", in the third person. The second verse is also in third person and it's hard to tell if it's talking about Jimmy's future after the movie, or Em's past. The third verse is Em talking about himself in the first person.
Contrary to popular belief, the movie 8 Mile is not a biographical film. Em isn't playing himself in the movie, he's playing a fictional character, and he wasn't even the first person considered to play the role. But when he got the role, he put a lot of himself in it, so there are many parallels between Jimmy's life and Marshall's.
This song will make more sense when you see the movie. He also wrote 2 other songs for the movie, both from the perspective of Jimmy himself, called "8 Mile Road" and "Rabbit Run".
Totally forgot about the other 8 mile soundtrack bops, ty for reminding me.
I saw her sing this song in concert in Townsville North Queensland she was just as amazing as this recording
This is the first time ive ever heard the eminem version ,had heard one or two lines before but not the whole song, but heard kasey probably 200+ times ,
Thank you for reviewing both the original and the cover together. Both versions of Lose Yourself are fantastic in their own ways. Both songs evoke strong emotions but in slightly different (but good) ways. For me, it's not a case of which one is better - both are amazing and one wouldn't exist without the other. Kasey's cover pays homage to Em's original song both in lyrics as well as intention. Bravo to both.
I like how you showed Eminem's version and then Kasey's version. I have never listened to Eminem before I heard about Kasey doing a cover. Thank you for a great reaction! Kasey was outstanding in her performance. What a phenomenal artist Kasey is!
Eminem's performance is like a 'punch in the face' lol.., but powerful. Whereas Kasey peels back the 'rage' and slowly tells the story of his difficult early life with such emotion one can't help but be mesmerized. Then she finds her own anger and passion and the band kicks in and WOW she leaves it all on the floor. Best ever cover performance I've ever seen.
That was great you put them side by side. Eminen is the master but what a great performance by Kassey who made her own song from those lyrics. Brilliant.
I used to think John Farnham's cover of Help (yup, the Beatles' song) was the best cover ever (Live with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra).
It moved into 2nd place.
Third is Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt"? Or Whitney Houston's cover of "I will Always love you"? Or Disturbed's cover of "The Sounds of Silence"? Or Stan Walker's cover of "Ultralight Beam"? Or the Fugees' cover of "Killing Me Softly"? (Originals by: Nine Inch Nails, Dolly Parton, Simon & Garfunkel, Kanye West and Roberta Flack respectively). Not arguing at all about first & second place, though.
I always throw Spiderbait "Black Betty " in with those 2 .
And somewhere in the mix is Chris Stapletons Tennessee Whiskey.
@macman1469 Oops, forgot about that one, worthy contender.
@jamieelfman3796 Okay. I also forgot Aretha Franklin's "Respect", Cyndi Lauper's "Girls Just Want To Have Fun", " The Wind Beneath My Wings" (originally sung by Colleen Hewitt (recorded) & maybe John Farnham, live, before Bette Midler made it a hit) and a few other well-known songs that are, surprisingly, covers. But I forget them until the next time some radio show does a "did you know these were covers?" type segment.
to top it all off Freya, that's her dad shredding it on lap/steel guitar... I've seen lots of reactions to this song and I just never get sick of the surprised looks on the reactor's faces and of course the performance...
She's feeling it... She's really lived it! no bullshit with Kasey!
Thank you for posting both versions, I had never seen the original before. Very interesting to compare the two. I only found Kasey's cover a week or so ago, and I must have watched 30+ reactions to it already. Rap isn't my genre, but the lyrics are amazing. Powerful. Affecting. And the way she delivers the lyrics... she held nothing back. Just incredible. I wouldn't even know this song without Kasey's cover. I can't stop watching her performance, and the whole band's performance. I love it!
I challenge any rapper today to come out with a song that hits like this and will be still listened to and respected 30 yrs later! That would be in 2054! GOOD LUCK!
Newcastle Civic Centre holds about 1500, Kasey asked the audience to submit any footage they took to use to make this video. Taking an iconic song and making it better through pure emotion. Thanks for actually showing both versions. 🙃🙃🙃. A couple of other notable covers by Australian artists are John Farnham's 1980 "Help" and Zoot 1966 "Eleanor Rigby"
Thank you so much for having both versions, much love from New Zealand
Kiwis have as much claim to Kasey as we have to Russell Crowe. Fair swap.
Eminem is The Phenomenal One
This is about his movie 8 mile you need to watch it ❤
To get an idea of where Kasey got the passion to produce this epic performance, google 60 minutes Kasey Chambers.
She lived the struggle behind this creation.
Being a life long fan of Eminem, combined with pure talent and a very strict lock down regime in Australia gave her the opportunity to add this masterpiece to her already impressive catalogue of music achievements.
never heard a better eminem cover!! It was fantastic! Kasey Chambers has a great voice! Do you sing?
It was amazing -- and I went in a little salty too. But, she blew me away! I do sing a little. Not so much anymore. But, I did once sing the National Anthem at an NFL game -- that was wild!
17:25 "They moved on, to the next schmo who flows and nose doved and sold nada, so the soap opera is sold it unfolds I suppose its old partner.
But the beat goes on dububudam dadum"
Hi Freya 😊I’ve watched every reaction available on Kasey Chambers 😢 You are the GOAT so far. You’re about to get very busy with views …. You may lose yourself in THIS moment. All the best Amanda 🇦🇺
Oh my goodness....thank you so much! My goal is basically to just not embarrass myself too much so it really means a lot that folks are actually finding some good in what I'm doing here! So much appreciated! 💛
The main reason people think rap music is trash is because they don't listen to the lyrics, they only hear the bad words.
Yeah, I think there's a lot of preconceived notions
She has had vocal nodule surgery as well, so she really should struggle doing some of the things she does vocally, so it's even more amazing to ponder what techniques she uses to protect/avoid the nodules
great reaction, have just subbed from australia, kasey is one of our female gems of which there are many, try one of my favourites renee geyer - love don't live here anymore the 85k views version, what a voice, enjoy!
Oh, I know y'all have some pure awesomeness happening there! The Living End had some of my favorite songs ever!
Pure art and pure joy for me is this song...good reaction once again.
Thank you so much! So good to see you back! Thanks for hangin in there with me, much appreciated!
I really enjoyed watching you react to Kasey- it seemed to me that you connected with her on many levels. I have heard you sing yet but I imagine you are very accomplished because, yo understood that when she kept it small in the beginning she employed ancient techniques such as flips, yodels, kulning, breathiness and harsh belts seemingly effortlessly. You understood that with each new verse she turned the heat and energy up a notch. You understood that Kasey really felt the spirit of this song, that’s she too has lived it. I also feel like both you and Kasey have a spiritual connection with the universe and you see that in her. You see her strength and her frailty and her mastery of not being afraid to show it. Very well done. I’m subscribing based on the way your mind works. Thanks! 🙂🇦🇺
I told you this was amazing :)
Yes it was! Thank you!
@@FreyaReacts thanks for checking it out. I love how it highlights eminems writing seen in another light. 🙂 hope to see u do some Dax sometime 🥳
The advantage a singer has over a rapper is they can convey emotion with there voice a rapper has to keep time to the beat,a singer can make the music fit what there doing with the words.
I dunno. I was debating this with a mate. Rap is kind of a middle ground between vocal music and poetry reading, and a person who's skilled in the latter can still get a lot of emotion in while keeping the poetic structure flowing. Most rap originate from at least an assertive emotion, and often very combative, so it's the norm to hear forcefulness, frustration, aggression in a rappers voice. Add to that the popular emphasis on spitting bars as fast as the beat allows.
Imagine a rap song with a slower, melancholy, pained rhythm, but with enough movement to not sound sludgy. Then add a skilled and emotionally connected lyrical rapper, with a story of depression, pain, struggle, grief, etc.
Well, one of the things that I, personally, have been so surprised and impressed by with Eminem -- is the amount of vocal techniques he uses and his ability to change up the delivery and his voice to express emotion. And, his breath control...my goodness. Just so impressive.
@@heffatheanimal2200 Not to the level of a singer.
@@mbsnyderc I decided to ask an coloratura soprano I know for her thoughts. After much discussion she said "It's like comparing oil painting to photography. They can both bring out emotions, in similar ways and different ways." Which I thought was a fantastic way of seeing it
@@FreyaReacts Absolutely. A good musician steps outside of the normal habits of their genre and combine ideas from others. Very common in Metal, Hip-Hop and Jazz
Loose yourself was the first Rap song who won an Oscar but Eminem wasn't there at the Oscars he thought a rap song wouldn't win an Oscar for best score on a Film.
He was playing with Hailey and reading her bed time story.
Great reaction to an outstanding cover where Kasey eats Eminem ❤️
Thanks for doing it back to back. Every time I hear one version, I kind of forget the other. Where I have to go back and watch the alternative. ❤❤❤
So gald to hear that -- I wasn't sure if the video would be too long....But, I though it would be better for me to do them back-to-back. Thanks for hangin out with me a bit. Much appreciated!
I appreciate you & your reactions. I wanted to say that I like your room & the whole vibe. Keep doing what your doing. 🙏👸💯⚘️
Freya, loved the back to back video reactions! I am so happy for you and your channel as it just keeps getting better. See you at the next one.
binge watching all your videos, absolutely loving ur reactions, keep it up🤍 love from Kazakhstan
Thank you so much!!
Em gave Kasey the right to put her version on her Spotify and other streaming platforms as he loved her perfomance of the song
Em doesn't own the rights to this song to give anyone permission, eight mile style owns it. And they are currently suing Spotify for illegally streaming 235 other Eminem songs they hold the copyright to.
@@Solo-Anarchist8mile style is owned by Marshall Mathers, its on the companies house registration, Em owns all rhe masters for all his music, MJ owned 2 songs which reverted back to Em after MJs passing.
Great job!!
Thanks so much!
Time for Freya to watch 8 mile
Thank you. Yeah, def. want to watch that. Was maybe thinking of having a watch party, like on twitch (don't have that set-up yet.) Or not, just depending on what y'all would think might be fun.
Loving your reactions!! A few more would be….
White America’
Mosh’
Untouchable,
Darkness (is a masterpiece)
Till I collapse ❤
Thanks to this song he only needs to win a Tony for the EGOT
Sunlight??? Well, there goes my theory that Freya is Vampira (the good kind of course)! Still at the beginning, but I know Kasey will blow your mind... I don't think I've ever heard a more original, profound, interesting rendition... I can't even call it a "cover", I generally don't like covers, she showed us her chops though and deserves the recognition!
Come' on - I'm a daywalker! lol
Hi freya how are you doing i hope you have an amazing weekend so far i love your eminem reactions react to eminem rap god when you can much love and take care
She is absolutely the real deal - leaves it all out there.
With 30 years in the business you will love her original stuff and always see her live .
'Ain't no Little Girl' - live at the Bluegrass Underground is your next stop - enjoy the rabbit hole.
ruclips.net/video/OeWzXIkA8Rg/видео.html&ab_channel=TheCavernsSessions%28fkaBluegrassUnderground%29
This is the movie 8 Mile that Eminem acted in
Yeah, I though it might be. I can't wait to check out that movie as well!
You should watch the movie '8 MILE' to understand the full content of Eminem's song Lose Yourself because it is kind of an improvised biography of his life
Thank you...yeah, others have suggested that as well. I'm looking forward to checking it out!
Hey Freya, another fantastic upload. Today was a great day. i just got a new job as a sports announcer, so this was a great way to end the day.
Thats so exciting! I'm happy for you! Thank you for sharing that with me! Awesome!!😄
@FreyaReacts thank you and I do have a recommendation. I think you should watch eminems hall of fame fame performance and speech because it is one of the most humble things you will ever see
@@MohamadNadi I would love to watch that. I'll have to add it to the list! Thank you so much!
It's not acting.
No, she went solo & broke in the States around the same time Em brought out the movie, always a bit of a struggle when you're from Australia, female, and definitely aren't in the Jessica Simpson/Britney Spears/Christine Aguilera/ Faith Hill mold. "Not Pretty enough" from about the same time is her struggle song . "The Captain" made it onto The Sopranos. More recently, "Ain't No Little Girl" (live versions) reflects a more mature voice & no BS mindset.
If you would like to check out more lyrical geniuses try "Ren" and also "Aurora" you will not be disappointed.
Hey, thank you so much for the suggestions. Just did my first Ren video, hope you get a chance to check it out. Wow, just wow!
Check out Ain't no little girl original Australian chick
Ps I hope you understand my use of capitals is not yelling…. Just excited 😝
I do...no worries at all!
The Eminem version was sped up
I hope u will react to 8 mile the ending rap battles
Would that have move spoilers? I do want to check out the movie!
@@FreyaReacts no it's just the ending to the 8 mile rap battles
Yeah he choked his first time & people booed him off stage the first time
Oh wow! I would've lost that bet.
React to dutch opera singer maria fiselier sing loseyourself cover.
😌 'promo sm'
I stopped watching because YOU were the main view. I am more interested in the artist than the critic.
LOL, no worries here. This is a reaction channel --if you want to watch the videos, I link them in the description. P.S. -- the view is the way it is, so the video doesn't get blocked which I learned to do the hard way. But thanks so much for your very valuable input and critique of me.