I love that every time he sings this song he just slips back in the accent. It’s like he’s sung the song so many times and for so long that he can’t sing it without the accent
This is a combined version of Santa Fe (Prologue) and Santa Fe (both from the Broadway show). When he sings "where does it say you gotta live and die here?" is where it moves from the prologue to Santa Fe.
As soon as he starts singing, Jeremy Jordan disappears and Jack Kelly takes his place
I realize I am kind of randomly asking but does anyone know of a good place to stream newly released series online?
@Desmond Simon Try flixzone. Just search on google for it :)
I love how his Newsies accent is coming back
I love that every time he sings this song he just slips back in the accent. It’s like he’s sung the song so many times and for so long that he can’t sing it without the accent
jack kelly is a part of him
Yeeees!!
Yes
100 likes. On the dot.
The person that walked in front of the camera is not excused of anything.
tHE VIBRATO AT THE END ALWAYS MAKES ME SMILE
the only 2 people who disliked the video are definitely pulitzer and hearst
Usually when I see these comments, i see more than you said, but ig it jeld up for a whole damn year
Finally a note descended, always jealous how he can sing C5 so perfectly
That’s an A4 at the end...
@@Coastersguy I know this was from over a year ago but it was an A flat
I can't deal with this man he makes me swoon
i love how anytime sings this song, he automatically goes into his jack kelly persona
I played Jack Kelly as well and he’s my inspiration
OH MY GOSH REALLY?!?!?!
1:16 luv the clarinet solo
He went into the last sante fe so effortlessly wth
wow he’s a miracle
he's so wonderful-
That ending tho
i love him so much it hurts 😔😭
He is absolutely amazing!
This isn’t the original key. Honestly this should be used more often by baritones. Love it!
No it’s lower
memoirs of an imperfect baritone the original is an A4
Hold on, you’re talking about the key it was written in, we’re talking about how it was performed with the Original Broadway cast
Yeah I was talking about how on the original cast this man hits the CLEANEST A. But now it’s a clean G#
Homie im a Bass 2 and I’m playing Jack, singing Santa Fe in the original key 💀
The 1 dislike is obviously from Pulitzer
I appreciate the “corpus cristi Texas” at the beginning
Same
I need this version now on ITunes
him using a texas accent tho lmao... i wonder if that was close to what his accent would have originally been, or if he was exaggerating for effect
I was there too! Riding high :)
sorkinfanatic Me too! It was so amazing.
glindapsawyer When I heard some people say nonchalantly, "He was pretty good... I think I've seen him before" I wanted to shake them! :)
sorkinfanatic What!? I heard some comments like that too. Just shook my head. This man has an incredible voice.
omg thank you for posting this!!!!!
This is my go to audition song❤️
And how’s that working for ya?
same tho
Louie B love your profile pic
haha thanks
GO JJ GO! GOOOOOOOO VARIAN GOOOOOOOO!
I know right!
Wickedfan219 OMG HE’S SO CUTE AND TALENTED!
Omg yes !!!😂😭💗
Why does the song have different variations? I only know the words from the broadway show.
This is a combined version of Santa Fe (Prologue) and Santa Fe (both from the Broadway show). When he sings "where does it say you gotta live and die here?" is where it moves from the prologue to Santa Fe.
the orchestra/conductor are all over the place oof he was compensating for them the whole performance
At the beginning he let his Clyde barrow slip out💀
0:40 those Other people that you can hear in the bg LMAO
Isn’t he from there? Corpus
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