Home Free: Immediately Yes gets booty slapped by HomeFree
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For serious id maybe “how great thou art”, “go rest high on that mountain” or maybe “brothers in arms”
Their harmonies are always flawless. These guys are very humble and don’t take themselves too seriously. They do quite a few mashups.
Great reaction! Watching new Home Fries come into existence is always exciting.
I love that they didnt flaunt womens booties. They used their own for the boodty shots. They didnt want to disrespect the woman
So true!!! ❤
They are all very respectful and considerate.
All their mash ups are seemless. Another madh is “country fried pop medly”
Oh yes, it's incredible too!! ❤
I'm going to give you a serious song from them. " Brothers In Arms" The harmonies are unbelievable.. There are way too many to list. They are the best. Oh and the song " In The Blood" perfect.
What is really mindblowing, is the fact that the Guys can do every single of their song live !! Good reaction btw 👌
Super fun to watch in person I bet!
For serious, Helplessly Hoping for straight 5 part harmony.
Yes yes
This is such a fun mashup of songs. Very cleverly done from one song to another. The talent these guys have is phenomenal. They have so much fun but the vocals never suffer. And Adam's beatboxing is on another level. Home Free was very respectful in this video about not exploiting or offending any women.
You guys are killing me with the whole "BALLS DROPPIG THING"!
Home Free fans "HOME FIRES" will steer you in the right direction as their very loyal and LOVE NEW REACTORS as Home Free has awesome vocal talent it's hard to express in words! A serious song Home Free-"GO REST HIGH ON THAT MOUTAIN"!
LOVED THE REACTION and HOPE to see more! PEACE
if you do go rest High bring tissues it is very sad
Fries not fires!!
@@itzel1735 Tim has quite a storied career that includes Blue Jupiter, Ball in the House, and The Alley Cats, before he joined Home Free.
@@sherribrock2726 lol..sorry
They are really incredible. It was fun to see your faces :-)
If you really want harmonies listen tó: helplessly hoping
It will Blow you away
Rob does the whistling
If you're chasing a more 'serious', and incredibly powerful song, have a look at Brothers in Arms. Originally by the UK supergroup, Dire Straits, it's a moving arrangement that highlights the vocal talents, including the singing of beatboxer, Adam Rupp.
And another beautiful classic is the Gospel hymn, How Great Though Art.
Enjoy the ride, ♥️ from 🇦🇺
"When a Man Loves a Woman" "Bless the Broken Road" "Helplessly Hoping"
Loving you ladies. Lots of fun. Such a deep well where these guys are concerned. Lots of fun stuff. Lots of serious stuff. To really hear their vocal reach, try them doing How Great Thou Art or Vince Gills Go Rest High on that Mountain. The locations they shoot on are amazing too. Also they have done a bunch of covers collabbing with the original artists. They did Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boys, and American Pie with Don McLean. They will take on any genre. They did a cover of All About that Bass, and a medley of Sea Shantys. If you want to hear Tim go really low, they did a cover of Ring of Fire with Avi Kaplan (former bass from the group Pentatonix). They let him do a lot of the bass parts on that, but Tim does the very last note of the song. Don't know what your musical knowledge is but the last note he sings is a G1. Verrrry Looow. Keep having fun with it!
Quintessential Home Free. All the fun with none of the sleaze.
Tim Foust from Home Free worked with Peter Hollens on an excellent cover of "Misty Mountain Cold" from The Hobbit. I find myself going back to listen to it again at least every couple of weeks.
Love your reactions young ladies, my suggestions for fun videos, All About The Bass and Country Fried Pop. More Home Free please x
I think you ladies are officially Homefries. My favorite Homefree songs are Mayday & End of the road! Fun reaction’s 😎✌️
To soon for Mayday this is their only their second reaction to our guys they have to get to know them much much better
If you love Tim’s low notes, check out “Land of the Free” (written by Tim), “Down to the Honkeytonk”, “Ring of Fire” (ft. Avi Kaplan) or “Folsom Prison Blues”.
One request from the Homefries is that you hold off on “Mayday” and any of Tim’s solo stuff until you get a dozen or so songs under your belt.
Love your reactions and keep singing if the mood hits you!
Serious song Brothers in Arms is a master piece of harmony and bass leads. Fun song Country Fried Pop a mash up of 17 songs and 15 artists all rolled up in one package.
So glad I discovered you guys discovering HF! This is gonna be fun lol - keep em coming!
Thank you for watching and supporting!
Ditto
Welcome to the a capella rabbit hole. There are some wonderful groups out there, and Home Free are one of the best. "Helplessly Hoping", "Sea Shanty Medley", "All About That Bass", "Ring Of Fire" (which features Avi Kaplan, the bass singer from Pentatonix--two basses Ior four dropped balls, if you will) for the price of one), "Champagne Tastes (On A Beer Budget)", "Fulsom Prison Blues" and "Brothers In Arms" are my recommendations. Two other a capella groups I think you'd enjoy are Pentatonix (I recommend their cover of "Hallelujah", "Daft Punk Medley", "Bohemian Rhapsody", "Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy", and "Run To You" (an original song of theirs). And finally, a third group called "VoicePlay". If you like the deep bass voice singers, you'll enjoy VoicePlay. "The Oogie Boogie Song" (from The Nightmare Before Christmas), "My Mother Told Me" and it's Viking sequel "Valhalla Calling", "Hoist The Colors", "We Don't Talk About Bruno", "Hide and Seek (Ding Dong)", "Nothing Else Matters" and "Seven Nation Army" are my recommendations here. All of these groups have had member changes, so you'll see different faces from time to time, but they all sound incredible, and these recommendations give you a good place to start (and gives you material for about 19 Fridays...lol)
Don’t know if you recognize but the guy at the start that did most of singing was mr base (Tim ) he had longer hair earlier on.
And the guy at the very start that said omg look at her butt is Austin In my opinion he is the comic of the group but also hits some great high notes
I think l've watched 20 or so reactions to this video and still love it. Always makes me happy.
Rob Lundquist, with glasses and beard, is the whistler.
For something really serious as a contrast, "Brothers in Arms " is as serious as it gets and just beautiful. Also a very different flavour to what you heard of them before
You guys are fun, if you want a more serious one + get to hear some more of Tim’s low bass, it’s ( Brothers in arms). Low bass Kenneth.
Love Home Free, Such a Fun Song ❤
Home Free is a rabbit hole worth going into! They have ton's of awesome songs and their mash-ups are so much fun.
That's why we love these guy's - when they turn to have fun they are like a bunch of five years old on a sugar rush let lose in a toy store and... They still manage to sound amazing. 😅😅
You actually have to watch these videos a couple of times to catch all the funny Easter eggs.
Rob the guy with the beard and glasses does the whistling. They are a fabulous group of guys to listen to and to meet in person. Enjoyed watching your reactions to this song.
The Home Free that you would enjoy is their cover of "In the Blood", "Helplessly Hoping", "When a man loves a woman". All are excellent. You three seem to be having a lot of fun and have an attraction to men singing in the low register. Try Josh Turner, "I wouldn't be a Man". I'm pretty sure you will enjoy him.
Tim was a tenor until LATE in high school, so his dropping had no affect on his sound.
Serious songs for you to sample: How Great Thou Art; Brothers in Arms (both are master classes in 5 part harmony); the "Church Sessions" version of Go Rest High (the official one has a heart-tugging video that will distract you from the music/talent); My Country 'Tis of Thee - for starters.
Congrats on discovering the most talented group of guys out there. Home Free was founded in 2000 by 2 brothers, Chris Rupp, who moved on to a solo career in 2016, and his brother Adam Rupp. Adam is a beat boxer without compare, he is able to produce a wide variety of sounds, and is a driving force of the group. Austin Brown is one of the tenors, and Rob Lundquest (the beard) is the other. Adam Chance joined the group in 2016 as their baritone, but is very adept at also handling both tenor and bass. Then there is Tim Foust. Tim is a basso profundo, meaning he can sing the very deepest bass, but since he has a 5 octave vocal range, he can also sing high tenor. During their live concerts, Tim has been known to break speakers with his bass vocals, and I can tell you first hand that he vibrated my rib cage. Home Free are a great group of guys, very friendly and funny, and they are very appreciative of their fans and concert audience. You have a deep rabbit hole to go down so enjoy the ride, and welcome for becoming new Home Fries (fans).
More Home Free please. Thanks
I'm loving your discovery of Home Free. They are amazing!
Some Home Free suggestions;
Spiritual: How Great Thou Art. (Amazing!)
R & B: End of the Road. (Better than the original?)
Romantic: When a Man Loves a Woman (One of their best! You will love this one..)
5 Part Harmony (No beat boxing): Brothers in Arms.
Motown (sorta): Blue Ain't Your Color.
Country: Hillbilly Bone.
Test Your Subwoofers: Folsom Prison Blues.
Christmas: Mary Did You Know.
Beat Boxing: Adam Rupp's Drum Solo.
Collaboration: American Pie and Elvira.
Patriotic: Tavelin Soldier, God Bless the U.S.A, and Land of the Free.
Other Great Songs: In the Blood, My Church, Amazed, Unchained Melody and Fishin’ in the Dark / Down in the Boondocks.
Great Reaction!! Home Free has great respect for women that is why it was only their butts shown .
The song that is highly recommended NOT to watch till you are very familiar with the group snd guys is Mayday.When it comes time to watch that one you will understand why.
If you want bass and serious I would recommend Brothers In Arms
They also mashed Thinking out Loud and Let’s get it on. Really great video!
The idea for this medley was Chris Rupp's (charter member, solo now) and he asked Layne Stein, the beatboxer for VoicePlay (Oogie Boogie Song is great starting place for them), to help with the arrangement.
Chris has a behind the scenes video about this on his channel.
Keep on keepin' on, ladies!
i enjoy it when the reactors are having such a blast they cant help sing along
Rob is the amazing whistler.
Welcome to the rabbit hole that is Homefree!
You three were already having too much fun before the song started, perfectly prepared to receive the majesty that is the Butts Medley. Your dynamic is making me miss my friends that I haven't seen since before lockdown. Thanks for the reaction! 🍑💖
Thank you so much for watching and encouraging us!!
Y'all are great 😂❤
Great reaction girls, so glad you have found homefree. You will never be disappointed, it only gets better and better. Scottish Home fry here. 👍🏴
We love it!
Their wives, girl friends and neighbors were all in this video. I believe Tim's wife was doing some of the choreographing of the dance moves. She was in the video leading the line dancing.
Try "Champaign Taste on a Beer Budget." Tim wrote it!
Loved the reactions! Since it's Memorial Day week-end, thinking you might want to react to Home Free's cover of Dire Straits "Brothers in Arms". Prepare yourselves for 5 part harmony at it's very best and an emotional journey you won't soon forget.
They are just as amazing live!
I bet!!!!
pink deserves respect
Ok, I'm subscribed. Loved the reaction!! I'm glad y'all are going to hold off on "Mayday". For just pure harmony with no percussion, I'd recommend "Helplessly Hoping". Just 5 vocalists. Yes, the beatboxer can sing. In fact, if you watch "How Great Thou Art", he has a solo. Can't wait to see what's next!!
Fun fact, Layne Stein (the beatboxer from Voiceplay) helped with this arrangement.
If ya'll want a good one, look into their rendition of 'Love train'! Great reaction ladies!
You have got to hear Helplessly Hoping by Crosby Stills and Nash, When a man loves a woman by Percy Sledge, Seven Bridges Road by the Eagles and Nessum Dorma (Opera song) done by Rob and Austin. You will not be disappointed!
Oh this is so good. This is a collection of butts songs and they did it so well. They tried not to show any womens’ butts but show their own out of respect. Love it! Home Free is so talented and they don’t mind being silly. The guy in the overalls is Beugs, a friend of Rob’s (wearing sunglasses). Rob is also the whistler. Adam the beatboxer was great in this too. Good reaction ladies. I would recommend Helplessly Hoping, I Can’t Outrun You, How Great Thou Art, In The Blood. 😍
Hard to go wrong with any Home Free song. Their cover of "Folsom Prison Blues" and "Ring of Fire featuring Avi Kaplan" both show off their bass ability. I'd also suggest reacting to any of the Adam Rupp (their beatboxer) drum solo's. There are several done live and each that I've seen is amazing. I should also mention that "Folsom Prison Blues" was recorded during covid and they were in different locations.
Ring of Fire with Avi from PTX y'all crack me up .
If you liked that girls, watch 'All about that Bass' by Home Free. Once again, awesome music, fun and funny. Great reaction and thanks for sharing. Chris
Wagon Wheel (Song of the South), Fishin' in the Dark/Boondocks, and Thinking Out Loud/Let's Get it On are three Home Free mashups you might enjoy. The couple in that last one are Reilly & Mckenzie Zamber, aka The Hound + The Fox. The also appear in Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer. They're a terrific music duo in their won right and have several songs out with Adam Chance (one name ft. the other and vice versa)
I would say one of Home Free’s more serious songs is their cover of “In the Blood”. It’s a bit understated, but good. You can also do their cover of “Love Train” which has Videos submitted by Fans included!
You wanted to know in the "Man of Constant Sorrow" video if any of the guys were related. In that video, no. However, this one is even older and two of the members (at this time) are brothers. The beatboxer, Adam Rupp, and the guy in the black cowboy hat, Chris Rupp. Okay, you want a more serious song and these guys can do it. Check out their version of "Crazy" (originally by Patsy Cline, my all-time favorite female singer); or "End of the Road"; oh, just check out more Home Free.
HF, the best of the best!! Hilarious, but they sound so good!!
You got to see their fun side with this one. Seeing them live is part concert and part comedy show. If you want behind the scenes videos they release a from the Vault video weekly that is behind the scenes of their videos.
Welcome to Home Free. Another couple of fun songs are, "All About That Bass," "Country Fried Pop," "Workin' For A Livin'." They have more than 200 videos out there. You can't miss by reacting to ANY of them.
I highly recommend Workin' for a Living to new reactors because it is the current lineup, is recent enough that most of their hairstyles are current-ish, is easy to hear all the guys sing (their baritone, Adam Chance, did the jaws harp sound in Man of Constant Sorrow, but didn't sing lead and hadn't joined HF when this video was made), shows off more of Adam Rupp's fantastic "nomonica", and provides you with all their names at the start of the video. It also shows off their signature humor.
A bit of history on this one, the idea for this medley was Chris Rupp's (guy in the cowboy hat), who took a list of butt songs to Layne Stein of the a cappella group VoicePlay. Layne did the initial arrangement, then Chris and his brother Adam (the beatboxer) polished it up.
This was so very fun! Home Free are the best! Lobe your reactions!
Oh yeah, that was fun 😂
So glad you Ladies enjoyed our guys! 😁
I agree if you want deep on every level,
I would recommend their cover of
Brothers in Arms
Or for some more fun things
try everything
brother
can’t stop this feeling
HOME FREE is
Adam Rupp, (co-founder, a D & D Cleric from Minnesota)
the incredible phenomenal Freak of Nature, a.k.a Spitter or The Machine.
“Nomonica” and “lots of other instruments”
Beatboxer, Tenor
(Adam) Chance, (replaced Chris Rupp in 2016,
A Mandalorian orig from Alabama/Florida now lives in CA)
His is the delightful buttery smooth Charming Crooner,
“jaw harp” and “other instruments”
Baritone/Bass
Austin Brown, (skinny jeans, an Elvin Lord orig from Georgia now lives in Tennessee)
Sweet slender sassy Badass
“Some Nomonica” and “other instruments”
Musical Theatre background
Those runs though!
Goodness Gracious!
High Tenor
Rob Lundguist, (a Teddy Bear Braveheart, from Minnesota)
the sweet soulful Bearded Wonder,
Operatic background
Whistler Extraordinaire
Tenor
Tim Foust, (“two things”, The Dude, Bass Face, The Dragons Breath orig from Texas now lives in Tennessee)
the intense 5 octave playful subwoofer
Breaks speakers
Bass
Along with
Darren Rust,
“magic man” producer
Jimmy Bates,
master of video technique, owned by Dexter
Also their excellent stalwart crew
Chris, Kait, Cam, Abe and Neil
Chris Rupp, (hat guy, from Minnesota)
Retired founding member, Adam’s brother,
doing his own channel now
Excellent arranger
full gentle chivalrous artist
Baritone/Bass
Another way of 11:04 explaining this group is they have two basses, three baritones, three tenors, five beat boxers, one "freak of nature," beat boxer extraordinaire and five extremely genuine caring, talented down to earth guys who really care about each other and their fans! 😊❤
@@wandahammons3175 actually I think it’s more like 3 basses 4 baritones 5 tenors and 5 beatboxers including that amazing freak of nature beatboxer extraordinaire 😁
hardy wait in the truck is really good
I knew you guys would LOVE this as we all do
We sure did!
Another mashup (and a really good one) is “Thinking Out Loud/Let’s Get It On” by Ed Seerhan/Marvin Gaye and the couple in the video is played by the Hound and the Fox.
🤣🍟
the fella in the short overalls be eric beugler(aka beugs) he be a buddy of theirs l love home free and it cracked me up when tim ate the ham sammich
You should check out the Country Fried Pop Medley. Rob (beard and glasses) takes the lead in their cover of Honey, I'm Good!!
2:47 Rob is the whistler. Check out their “Quarantine” & “Champagne Taste on a Beer Budget” songs for more of his whistling.
Helplessly hopinG is very good harmonies. When a man loves a woman is incredible. Good luck.
This is so fun. They can be hilarious when they want. But the music doesn't suffer. For a TOTALLY different look, try their version of How Great Thou Art. Master class in 5-part harmony.
star for me was the guy in the end in cut-off bibbers!!!
In an interview Chris Rupp (black cowboy hat) said this was his pet project. In summary, his sister had worked with a modeling agency and that's where most of the women were from. Since they didn't want to objectify the women, the only 'butts' are theirs. The man in the one-shoulder overalls is "Beugs" a friend of Rob's (beard & glasses) who is in other videos of theirs and co-hosts on Rob's channel (they all have channels of their own).
Ok play it again … more .. butt my eyes weren’t focused … again ❤😂😂
I was hoping you would enjoy this and it seems that you did, you 3 are hilarious. The whistling is Rob Lundquist (the one in sunglasses) and if Tim's balls dropped any lower he would step on them. 😂😂 Tim Foust's bass lines, when he wasn't singing, are incredible and along with Adam Rupp's beatboxing they are 🔥🔥 Another great parody song and video by Home Free is their version of Workin' For A Livin' which is a takeoff of the movie Anchorman set to the Huey Lewis and the News song. Puff puff pass ✌️
You should definitely watch their cover of All About That Bass - and then watch the outtakes video. It's hilarious.
You would love them singing "Hillbilly Bone" .
Love your reactions, for Home Free I think your finally ready for more "ball drop" surprises. You should check out their cover of Mayday by Cam. That and their collaboration with the Oak Ridge Boys on Elvira are two of my favorites.
Loved the reaction, if you like acapella, I would like to suggest Voice play (home fries don't come at me, I love home free too 🙂)
I'm ALWAYS looking for female reactors - kinda tired of hearing guys' perspectives - so I subscribed! I haven't checked to see what you've reacted to before, but the other acapella group I highly recommend is VoicePlay, and also their (hottie) bass guy's solo channel, Geoff Castellucci. But I do love Home Free, too. Did you say "something serious"? Like..."In the Blood" and "My Church." SO good.
I like your new channel and ya'll have really fun reactions. One comment though.....I'll have to go watch the original video since you guys talked over 90% of it.
Ring of Fire has the ball drop for real.
So does Folsom Prison Blues.
In the Blood is a good one to do next it hits different or maybe Brothers in Arms love you energy made me smile
While these guys are hilarious in some of their videos, the music never, ever suffers for it. May I suggest "Ring of Fire" the Johnny Cash cover featuring Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix. You will see some of their creativity in this song as well as more of their talent. Keep it comin' ladies!
Another fun acapella group is Voice Play. They do a lot of full costume videos.
Welcome to the THICK TIM era.
Excellent reaction
A good serious one to do next would be “In the Blood”
You're becoming Home Fries! Great reaction! If you're wanting to hear Tim's low range you should check out their cover of Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash featuring Avi Kaplan from Pentatonix, their collaboration of Elvira with the Oak Ridge Boys. Only then will you be ready for their cover of Mayday by Cam - Tim shows his range on this one!
Tim Foust has an incredibly low and high register voice, I recommend listening to misty mountains by peter hollens featuring tim foust
Tim was eating the ham sammich in the background of the next video shot...there are details like that in their videos that make them super entertaining to watch. For super serious songs: Brothers in Arms, In the Blood, How Great Thou Art (can't beat the scenery or vocals on this one, imho).
its great to see you ladies
can you throw em over your shoulder like a continental soldier
About time y'all checked out ol Geoff (Jeff) Castellucci. He has some solo stuff, but he also belongs to another renowned Acapella group called Voiceplay. Treat yerselves!
For serious, I’d go with Brothers in Arms.