We Don't Talk About BRUNO Encanto OFFICIAL Songwriter
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- Опубликовано: 31 дек 2021
- I react to and review the song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" from the Disney movie Encanto.
This is a reaction video from a professional producer standpoint. It's not emotional.
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We dont talk about bruno we sing about him
When They Get To The Dinner Table And Say “It’s Time For Dinner”
Watch Dolores’ Eyes, She Looks Around To Make Sure No One Is Watching Her, Then She Turns Around And Bangs On The Wall To Let Bruno Know It’s Time For Dinner
@@fabian5813 i like imagining her listening to beunos rat shows
@@phantomoftheopera5819 😂
not only does she literally tell them he's still in the house, Bruno is literally on the balcony dancing to the song.
What?!? I did not notice! I’ll have to rewatch it now.
I think thats Camilo!!
@Creepy Girl really?
@@KevinBessey He is upstairs at 3:15 and the part after that you can see him moving his head side to side along the beat
@Creepy Girl Oh really? That's awesome. I also thought it was just Camilo.
"I associate him with the sound of falling sand." Little does she know that's not sand, that's Bruno chucking salt over his shoulder 20 times a day
Hahaha
😂
His room has sand falling everywhere
Just a joke but also kinda true
Omg I agree
Another thing that I really liked about Dolores' design is that she whispers due to her gift, which probably due to the loudness of the world around her. In this song they emphasized that by choosing to have quiet background music so every little sound and movement she does seem louder and more noticeable.
She's one of my favorite characters in the movie for sure. The whisper vocals are awesome.
yeahh, she even claps with her fingers if you notice the part Antonio gets his gift, maybe it's due to the fact if she claps, she gets a deafening sound
@@iruihaiam3381 nice catch!
@@iruihaiam3381 Also When The Fireworks Went Off At Antontio’s Gift Ceremony, You Can See Dolores Being The Only One Covering Her Ears
Something else I love about her is how she seems easely distracted, her eyes watch everywhere like she hear everything around her and she has to see what's going on
Something I realized after like the fifth listen: Pepa said "Bruno walked in" and in that moment Felix ads "Thunder"
While it seems like dramatic effect, i don't think it is. I think the Thunder _actually_ started before Bruno even said anything, showing that it was just Pepa being nervous on her Wedding day - as most brides tend to be!! But in her head she rewrote it so that it was Bruno saying it that started it all.
Nice Catch!
I mean yeah, it's confirmed that it wasn't a prophecy and Pepa was already nervous, she just freaked out fully after an unfortunate hitch in communication
Bruno did say in the last song
‘Pepa, I'm sorry 'bout your wedding, didn't mean to be upsetting
That wasn't a prophecy, I could just see you were sweating’
He confessed that he didn’t predict it he just saw her nervous so he egged her on cause he was feeling mischievous
@@kawansiesquad6659 no not mischeavious he was saying 'hey calm down a bit'
@@kawansiesquad6659 he wasn't egging her on & feeling mischievous. in the line right after that he says "and i wanted you to know, that your bro loves you so.
let it in, let it out, let it rain, let it snow" he saw she was nervous and was trying to let her know that it was perfectly okay. probably trying to get her to vent it all out.
I love that Mirabel, in most of the songs is sort of an unwilling participant. She gets tossed into the other character's choreography and her body involuntarily reacts with dance in perfect tempo. I think it captures an essence to Latino culture, like rhythm and body swerve is in their DNA somehow
I love this part of her character as well!
I'm from Colombia and i can't Even dance the Macarena 😭
@@VaaleBeetancurG lmao let me have my illusions :D
@@VaaleBeetancurG Usted es la excepción Jaja
ah yes, because only lantinos dance apparently
I also really love that with Dolores you can hear all the sounds like footsteps and rustling of clothes in her section because she can hear those all the time (:
That's a good point! The heighten the foley to help us live her perspective.
When I watctched the movie, the sounds weren't so loud, and I watched it multiple times. I don't really know why in the video every sound is suddenly so loud compared to the song itself. I am curious to know if the video just made everything loud or if I watched a version of the movie that was different in that aspect.
the moment where casita provides platforms for her tap dance was also kills as well 😌🤌🏼
@@caelis_909 you probably watched a different version. I watched it in the cinema and you literally could FEEL the steps in your ears, it was VERY loud
@@caelis_909 in the movie the steps are louder than her voice because she whispers throughout the song, I noticed it when watching it. The official (youtube) version, lyric and non-lyric don't have the footsteps or shuffling of them sliding on the floor
camilo’s verse SLAPS because of the classic halloween-spooky-ghost story melody that plays in the back, it really makes it feel like bruno is the boogeyman of ghost stories told around a campfire
And the rasp 🤌🏾
@@sporkupine-x8374 YESSSSS!!
camilos actor wasnt even a singer and yet every time I listen to the song I am always grooving to that particular part and try to pick it out in the Harmonies
4:12 I love how she kinda tap dances with the beat
Yeah! The way they merge the foley with the rhythm of the song is brilliant throughout this song.
The part where they grab their skirt and do the step and hip-tilt is amazing. I want to know what that dance move is called, if anything
In truth I've kind of found Disney's more recent musicals rather dull when it came to the actual songs. The last one where I enjoyed all the songs was actually Tangled, but after that there would only be maybe one or two per movie I would remember. With Encanto, I loved all of them, especially this one. Not only are they catchy, but diferent from each other.
I hope you don't count Frozen 2 because the songs in that movie were amazing and I love them.
Tangled was the last Disney movie musical by Alan Menken. So, maybe you have a preference for Menken.
@@fluff_bunny1885 thank you 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Moana erasure 🥺🥺
Thats really interesting and it just speaks to how subjective music is because I kinda hated most of the songs from Encanto EXCEPT this song. I dont think any of them are catchy at all. I think it's natural to compare scores when they are written by the same person or the movies are similar but I think Encanto is weak in comparison to Moana (also by Lin) and Coco (the vibe of the story is similar imo).
I like that it doesn’t follow the typical structure of a song either yet it’s still cohesive, it’s such a relief to hear something different
Really great reaction and break down of the song..always nice seeing a professional point of view and thoughts of things
I'm glad you enjoyed the perspective!
Fun fact: Colombia is known to be the country of a thousand rhythms and I am sure you would really enjoy coming down here… also it tries to bring all the different Colombian cultures in one place
I would love too! I love South America. My Mom used to go to Colombia for business a lot.
@@KevinBessey wow that’s interesting! Did she visit the capital, Bogotá?
I'm actually Colombian and the happiness that this movie brings me is indiscribable ☺️
My personal favourite part of this song is Dolores' part. She can sympathize with Bruno because both of them are gifted with somewhat of a curse, both having to know too much. Bruno can see stuff that he doesn't want it need to see, including his way vision where he could see the house breaking. But also, it wasn't definite, he just knew that because of his reputation, people will take it as the house is going to break. Dolores can hear everything, which can be useful, but also, she heard stuff she sure as hell don't want to hear. I'm her part of the song she says "Its a heavy lift with a gift so humbling" such shows how although it can be useful, there are plenty of downsides to both Dolores and Bruno's gifts. I also like how you can see Bruno along the balcony during Dolores' part. He's creeping along there for a bit, then at the end when she says "Do you understand?" Bruno is kinda moving his head to the beat. Although it does make me wonder how he felt for the rest of the sing, considering it was literally just a diss track towards him.
Great insights! I never thought of her as being empathetic toward Bruno, but you're totally right!
This man literally pause at every single best part of the whole song
I love how in Dolores part, you can see Bruno walking in the background and he also starts dancing to the song. This shows how much detail and effort the animators put in this movie.
Also, you mentioned the section where everyone sings their part, and I actually have a term for that specific style! It's the All Skate, a Lin Manuel Miranda signature for his musicals, showing up in the finale of the first act, showing up in the song Non-stop in Hamilton and the song Blackout in In The Heights, and I believe it's there to show the chaos right as it all comes to a boil before act two delves into the consequences
Cool! Thanks for letting me know the name of it!
It also shows up in 96000
That layered part of the song is also called a madrigal, which is also the family name
@@Hinatachan360 yeah! Forgot to mention that!
"We Don't Talk About Bruno" is my favorite song from Encanto, the story telling, the transitions between verses, the choreography, the camera movements, the beautiful animation 😍, and their voices ❤, this song is 🔥.
The villian of the story was the toxic family dynamics that was started with the grandma.
Absolutely!
I love how camilo transforms into Bruno as he sang
i loved Camilo's part, not just becase its SUPER CLIMATIC, his vocals are PERFECT andf the playing between camilo and his transformations to bruno were GREAT, also because it explains a LOT of what has been told about him. When Bruno left, Camilo wasnt even BORN, so it really shows his perspective based on how everyone told him he was. It shows the theory's of everyone and everything, its really cool, it really gets perspective onto things and shows a lot about how the family boarded the bruno situation
Spoilers ahead:Bruno left at the night of Mirabel's ceremony,Camilo is a few months older than her.Both being 5,and hey ten years have passed.How much do you expect a 5yr kid can remember when he was that age,his uncle being 'tall' was what he see that time.He already got his gift be4 Mira btw
Camilo is older than Mirabel, because "last gift ceremony" was hers (according to the villagers). Not to mention Mirabel was around 5 when Bruno left, so Camilo definitely met/remembers him a bit even if he was young at the time.
Camilo is older than Mirabel and Bruno left in the night of Mirabels ceremony. So he was born.
I also think Camillo is being a funny jerk and trying to spook his younger cousin. Oh yeah, Bruno is super big and scary, hes gonna getcha!
I like your insights about the song :)
The thing i noticed too is that isabela's "vision" was the only "positive" one because she is still stuck playing that perfect child even though he tells her it will grow like the grape that thrives on the vine (alluding to her being able to grow other things besides flores de mayo and roses later on) you skipped the second Dolores part (copyright issues i get it :)) where she confesses her love for mariano or alludes to it heavily while it then transitions with flowers to isabela, as if isabela heard her and then told mirabel to not say anything about it since she is still trying to play perfect for abuela and what she believes to be the better future for the encanto. At the end of the movie mirabel and isabela get dolores with mariano and high five each other which makes me believe my theory is right! (That isabella hears dolores singing about mariano and then tells mirabel to not say anything)
(Also side note, you are very attractive :) thanks for the video!)
Thanks so much! I'm glad you like my insights and find me attractive. Isabella's part is rad. They do a great job of foreshadowing throughout this song and movie.
@@KevinBessey hey! After listening to the song multiple times after i made this comment i noticed that when everyone is dancing around mirabel isabella starts singing "and im fine, im fine" while showing sadness on her face since she is convincing herself still that what she is doing is for the best. I don't know if u noticed before or if someone already mentioned, just thought to come back here and let you know just in case :)
@@kittysmile9936 Great observation!
I haven't watch the movie yet but I've listen to 'we don't talk about Bruno' so many times:)
It’s a brilliant song! The movie will definitely give you more context lol.
Can we just talk about how supportive Felix is to his wife?
Felix is the best! Both husbands are really cool in this.
4:03 Something you don't seem to notice, during Delores's first part if you look in the background you can see a green light up on the second floor, and for about 2 seconds you can see Bruno actually pop up and look down at them and bob his head like he's vibing to the tune. Thats an even more big reveal then what Delores is singing in the foreground
And even just the green light is a big reveal since just a bit further into the song Camillo turns into Bruno with the green eye glow and everything, so now we associate Bruno with the color green and that earlier bit starts to make sense
The one thing I didn't like though was that both reveals happened on a Brother-Sister duo. Usually when one connects 2 people so closely related by blood like that (and you can't get much closer then brother and sister) to 1 singular person like that there's a deeper meaning, some tragic back story or something. But with this there doesn't seem to be
Narrative wise + character/personality establishments + great song!
This song sets up the story, arrival of Mariano and Mirabel's search for the truth about Bruno. It help to give some spotlight to the characteristics of Pepa, Felix, Dolores, Camilo, Isabel and townspeople. Give some hints and spoilers. And all in all a good--great song!!
Yeah! This song definitely does the most heavy lifting of any song from Encanto
dolores knowing he's been in the house for the last ten years is the biggest secret she's kept
I just want to add that when everyone is singing, overlapping each other at the end, both Isabela and Dolores begin to sing "I'm fine" instead of their original verses partway through. Sort of paralleling "Waiting On A Miracle" when Mirabel says, "I'm fine, I'm totally fine" (and also just how people specifically use the word "fine" when they're not). Listening closely enough to this song definitely gives you a ton of information to move forward with!
I love the storytelling in this song. Without the context of the film, you immediately understand that the family is hiding something and suspect that Bruno might be the only one telling the truth.
Bruno is also just jamming in the background on the balcony
I noticed that too lol
4:31
He deadass skipped into the best part🥲
NO U DIDNT TALK ABOUT "iZaBelA yOaR bOfRAns HErRE" that was my favorite part T_T
Thanks for the video, I've been waiting for a processional to react to this song.
I'm happy to fill your need!
kevin: sooo we're gonna talk about bruno
family madrigal: we dont talk about bruno!!
Hahahaha! I’m glad you caught that lol
One of my favorite parts are with Isabella, by the end of the movie her prophecy also comes true with "he told me I would live the life I want" as in not the "Perfect" life. The next lines about her powers growing also fits with her finding new versaitility because of removing her self restrictions on what she could create
Fun Fact: Bruno’s original name was Oscar, but they changed it to rhyme with the “Bruno, no, no, no”
As a Colombian I found really interesting your comments on Colombian salsa, and Cumbia, specially the idea of the locals chanting and clapping in the background as it's common in the Colombian traditional rythmes.
Yeah! I think it would have been rad. I kind of wish that they would have incorporated another writer who is more familiar with more traditional hispanic music.
If you listen to the background vocal from Dolores before the buildup to the ending you can hear her sing: "Its like i can hear him now" followed by "I can hear him now!"
Great catch!
This is the best analysis video essay on the song... Thank you for making this
I'm so glad that you like it!
Jeez, didn't think Disney despised that Sacha Baron Cohen movie that much...
Yeah, it's weird that they hate on Bruno Mars so much. . . I guess they aren't into modern takes on Motown.
This is such a good breakdown. Many react videos just see the video and go "this is great!", where you actually talk about the song and has something to say. Well done.
Thank you!
OK DORLRES is the best person in the moive and i love every part that she is in the moieve SHES so good i love when she sings toooo
My dang question is, were all those wind sounds and tapping of the shoes in the original scene? I don’t remember ever hearing that much detail in the song? And I’ve watched that scene about a hundred times now😅
Edit: Kay just watched the og scene from the movie, the sounds r there but not as prominent as shown here, the footsteps and whooshes are louder and more distracting here but the og has it more toned down so it doesn’t distract from the music but still contributes a sense of realism. You won’t notice it unless you’re rlly paying attention to them cause they blend into the song
Thanks for the insight!
He's watching the Disney music video and they made it more prominent
Good breakdown of components and how perspective is reflected. Past, insight, gossip, etc.
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed the video.
The final sequence where they all sang and blend in it is just *chef's kiss*
i love how everything they do in we dont talk about bruno like the animating how its on beat and the sounds they add in is on beat too, and how for each character theres different music and it transitions so smoothly
I think its interesting that all of the singers aside from isabella are Peppas family. Especially with camillo you can see that he was influenced alot by peppa complaining about bruno, as he never would have met him, but Dolores has actually heard the truth so doesn't disparage him
This song deserves this type of in-depth analyses!
It's really cool seeing your perspective! Learnt a few things here.
Thanks!
Did anyone else see Bruno vibing in the background in Dolores’s part?
I am convinced this is the same Bruno from Luca! It has to be. I need more of the back story on that.
There’s no way it’s just a coincidence. He probably took a trip to Italy at some point.
Loved your reaction video... very professional... Thank you!
You’re welcome! Glad you dig it.
Bro didnt go over how well the voices started to merge when they were setting up the table :(
That's a great part! I kind of went over it when I talked about how Lin Manuel Miranda is so good at merging several parts together in his outros. But, I definitely could have emphasized it more.
@@KevinBessey true true
i also love when camilo catches mirabel the beat drops thats really cool
@@sm0llqueen289 that is cool!
"and today we're gonna talk about bruno" I CANT RN LMAO
I love that she straight up SAYS directly "Do you UNDERSTAND?" because she was trying to hint at him being in the house without outright saying it where she might be heard. Then in her second section she goes from "It's LIKE I can hear him now" to "I CAN hear him now"
I like how the first four parts have less and less knowledge of Bruno.
Pepa and Felix know Bruno first hand, they tell of a first hand encounter "we don't talk about him, but we have this one story about him so you stop asking"
Dolores kinda has first hand experience, she was 11 when Bruno hid (He hides when Maribel is 5, canonically she's 15. Dolores is 21) so she has very vague memories of Bruno being around, but she can still hear him, she knows he's around, but what he does or how he actually is is a mystery to her. She still remembers the one prophecy tho.
Camilo is the same age as Maribel, 5 when Bruno left. All he knows about Bruno is that he's some sort of boogyman we don't talk about, thus he's a 7 foot tall zombie with an army of rats..
Then the townsfolk only know that Bruno gave them one prophecy they didn't like.
Isabela os the eldest so she can remember Bruno as loosely as Dolores, but that's not important, she just says what he prophecised about her, something she actually didn't like, but makes it seem like she does.
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it kills me he didnt put "he told me my fish woukd die the next day dead" it kills me
"That just came out, and it is great" That, sir, was how you got me as a subscriber :)
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Nice to see another reaction where a person has intersliced thoughts moreso than just saying whoa, or wow most of the time. THanks for sharing your thoughts on the song here with ush
This song is sooooooooo good! This is my fave Disney song
What I love in encanto is the fact the music are not in the characters mind but an essential part In the development of the story! Usually watching disney movie when the characters sing its like they are in another realm ! But this its like its is included in the development of the movie I really understood it in the song “what else can I do” where when she finishes her song all the mess she created was still here! To show that they didn’t detach the music from the storyline
i used to not see bruno in the balcony but now i can't unsee it
Camilo has the best part in my opinion I wish he had more songs in the movie
Yeah, I feel like Camilo and Dolores were two of the more interesting characters in the movie.
@@KevinBessey defiantly, I can 100% agree with that
I love how in the end he stayed with his hand✌🏻
Glad you caught it lol
i also like how isabella was the the only one with "good news" but to her it was actually bad news
Thanks, I really enjoyed your reaction!
Thanks!
Bruno is so nice
He's a gem.
it was good??? this movie is fire and it won 3 golden globes as best animated picture, best musical score and best original song i think “just good” it’s an understatement…it’s even above raya and luca which i saw that coming i mean there’s not really a competition there.
also why is he generalizing and saying “south american music” when in reality the style of music is more specific to how colombian music truly is…yeah we have salsa, cumbia but way different than other south american countries, the tempo, the instruments we use are really unique especially since the story is based on the rural part of the country. He should know that as a “musician”.
@@itsokandres well i wouldn’t expect him to know every detail of south american music and it’s differences from each other just because he’s a musician, unless that was his focus of study, you know? to a lot of people from the outside looking in, our music sounds similar enough to each other that they wouldn’t tell the differences unless they really looked into it. so i think a lot of people just see south american music as a collective thing unless they’re talking about specific styles or countries.
@@mh7936 well i don’t expect him to know in detailed about every single style depending on what country but i wouldn’t generalize either and say “south american” when EVERYONE KNOWS that this movie is based on colombia i mean c’mon they even show the country’s name on the opening number…is like when people watched coco for the first time they could immediately reference mexican folklore and music, but why with encanto instead of referring to it as a colombian folklore music they refer to it as “south american”.
In Dolores' part of the song, you can hear her footsteps and everything very clearly to get a taste of her gift
I love that everyone gets a bad omen in the song but not Isabella because Bruno thought her dream was to have a perfect life. But we later found it is not her dream it is a prison so Bruno did end up giving her a bit of bad omen like everyone else. I feel like it it was good foreshadowing for another reveal. And when everyone is singing over each in the end as Mirabel puts the pieces together. They all use their verses that they had already used in the song beforehand but Isabella gets a new line. Right Before the song ends you can hear her sing “I’m Fine” “I’m Fine”
This song is literally Colombian salsa I love it!!
On the "Girl who could hear everything" Two things: 1) If you go back to watch where the rats go behind the picture, you can see her door in the background next to it. Bruno was living in her walls. 2) When she says she "equates him to the sound of falling sand" is because she hears what she believes is falling sand when he's around however when we meet Bruno it's not falling sand, it Bruno throwing the sand over his shoulder for good luck which he probably does on a regular basis. Just thought you might want to know those lyrics were picked with purpose not just a little foreshadowing.
I think this is the second gossip song by Lin - “No Me Diga” from In the Heights.
Very different tone.
Good point! I forgot about No Me Diga!
idk about you but he said it's not his favorite. I'm in love with this movie,literally obsessed.
Today we're gonna talk about bruno
Me: but we don't talk about bruno
every dub of this song is amazing as ever
When They Get To The Dinner Table And Say “It’s Time For Dinner”
Watch Dolores’ Eyes, She Looks Around To Make Sure No One Is Watching Her, Then She Turns Around And Bangs On The Wall To Let Bruno Know It’s Time For Dinner
I literally dreamed about this song last night.
Bruno is in the house, hes right there n the back!
BRO YOU TALKED ABOUT BRUNO YOU BROKE THE LAW *POLICE NOISES*
OH NO!!!! I'LL HAVE TO GET OUT OF HERE!!! SILENZIO BRUNO!!!
Lets specify. Depends on what Pueblo from Puerto Rico you come here. There’s this Pueblo in PR that speak Spanglish literally.
And this song is a master piece !! 💕.
Oh really?! How interesting! I've never actually visited PR. I've just met quite a few people from there.
Bruno do be vibing in the back🔥
3:24
People associate this with the Pixar theory. And the theory for this movie is that Bruno sees a vision in the future about the trash planet in wall-e and so he builds a ship. And is the first captain in wal-e. You can see a photo on the wall in wal-e. But it doesn’t really look like him. The character in the photo is very over weight and aged. So it’s difficult to see. But that’s the theory
I saw bruno at backround and bruno is bobbing his head to the beat
This what you call a reaction
This what you call a comment
This what you call a reply to a comment.
I like surface pressure because I can really relate to it because the pressure of school and moving and not having enough time to do anything really makes that song so relatable
I’m Puerto Rican and it’s true me and my family talk a million miles an hour
Bruno be vibin on dat balcony tho
3:21 OMG I've just noticed Bruno creeping behind on the top balcony on the right😱😱
The only strong gossip song I can think of from musicals is "Pick a Little, Talk a Little" from Music Man.
My 3 yr old granddaughter sings it, We don’t talk about You, no, no, no.” Good lesson from
the song 😘
Bruno can actually be seen during Delores part from the line “ I associate him with the sound of falling sand” you see him upstairs from then on just chilling
Fun fact: only SOME Colombians talk "chill", my family and I for example, will get asked "are you Puerto Rican?" About 7/10 times lol because COSTEÑOS as in from the Northern Atlantic Coast of Colombia aka "El Caribe Colombiano" talk about 895 miles per minute. Lol and we dont all have the same accent so imagine that!!! In some parts of Colombia you will get that Caribbean vibe like you do in Cuba, DR and PR. 😉💪🏼 Those African and Indigenous roots are no joke! So yeah, not all Colombians speak like Paisas or Rolos do, which is probably the ones you're thinking of lol anyway, great video!!
Thanks! Yeah, the Colombians I knew were from Cali and Bogota. That makes sense that by the Caribe they would talk a lot more quickly lol. So, I guess that canonically La Familia Madrigal is from that specific area of Colombia. Great insight!
@@KevinBessey Ahhhh then yes, that would be why lol Cali and Bogota sound about right and I actually think the movie wanted to incorporate ALL REGIONS given the difference in outfits and foods, and of course, music genres lol. I'd say Encanto itself is like a village of people from all over Colombia who had to flee from the violence like their Abuela did. Like a refuge...? So as a Colombian I think the Madrigals represent everyone, not just on clothing but also skin tones and hair styles. However, I'm almost certain that Pepa's family was meant to be the obvious Caribbean influence 😂 given their dancing and clothing. But that's my theory, I could be totally wrong lol
@@yourmomsays5295 that’s way cool! Great insight! That makes me appreciate the movie even more!
Names of characters mirabel main character) Isabella Girl in pink) Luisa strong girl)Delores the one that can hear everything) Camilo shapeshifter) antony youngest) those are the kids
Do y’all peep Bruno in the back😂💀⁉️
Time stamp
Dolores' part
Yeah in doloreses
3:22 bruno just passing by at the back
great reaction excelent poitn of view
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Everyone: "enjoying this song like I do"
Bruno: "vibing on the Balcony in Dolores's part singing"
I could say her part was Catchy trying to rewatch that over and over just for me to know the lyrics... And I finally knew the lyrics but I still can't Catch up with the vibe ;-;
Ode to Billy Joe is a great song about gossip.
I'll have to check it out.