For those who don't know what this is about: "Vesti la giubba" (Put on the costume) is a famous tenor aria from Ruggero Leoncavallo's 1892 opera Pagliacci. "Vesti la giubba" is sung at the conclusion of the first act, when Canio discovers his wife's infidelity, but must nevertheless prepare for his performance as Pagliaccio the clown because "The show must go on".
During the "big part" that everyone knows he's saying "laugh clown at your broken love, laugh at the grief that poisons your heart." The whole song's a great insight on what its like to be a performer. Putting on your costume every night to make people happy while your internal struggles go unnoticed. Doesn't matter if its a clown in the 19th century or a famous comedic actor in 2014, thats some true shit.
Thanks Nick. Although opera is now considered passe, it was once the ultimate in performing arts because it combined theater, orchestral and vocal music pare excellence. If anybody wants to suggest that Rap/Hip-Hop is just as vital as opera for the world, I am listening.............
Yes it is so, but in the libretto he's weeping because his wife is unfaithful and that is "the grief that poisons'' his heart. But it could be interpratate either way, for the massive audience, who listens only to one aria and not the whole opera.
It's basically _musical theater_ at the highest level. I highly recommend you watch this (Pagliacchi), 'Carmen', and the hilarious 'Marriage of Figaro' in their entirety.
TL;DR - He's a clown who just discovered that his wife cheated on him, but he must still put on his costume and perform even while he's suffering inside
Recite! While seized by delirium, I don't know what I'm saying anymore And what I do! Yet it is necessary, make an effort! Bah! are you perhaps a man! You are Clown! Wear the jacket, And the face is floury People pay, and rider wants here. And if Harlequin Colombina steals from you, Laugh, Clown, and everyone will applaud! Turn spasms and tears into jokes; In a grimace the sob the pain, Ah! Laugh, Clown, About your broken love! Laugh at the duol that poisons your heart!
Voglio esprimermi nella mia bellissima lingua. Vesti la Giubba è un’Aria struggente, carica di emozione. Ma la voce e l’interpretazione di Luciano ti trasportano l’anima nella disperazione del dramma che sta vivendo Canio! Un capolavoro, e Pavarotti è senza ombra di dubbi il più grande tenore della storia! Grazie per tutto quello che hai donato con la tua voce, immenso Luciano, riposa in pace.
Thanks to Internet tools, I can read what you said even though it's not one of my languages. It's amazing how the passion of this song comes through in the music and in Pavarotti's masterfully expressive performance on the stage. I can only imagine how much better it would be if I spoke Italian. Bravissimo!
I've been listening to this on again off again for the past day after hearing about one of my favorite youtubers (small channel) had recently taken their own life out of grief from their best friend having done the same thing the day before. I'm utterly heartbroken and this song brings me some bittersweet solace. The ironic nature of performance, the mask of joy hides a crying broken soul. She brought so much joy and happiness to so many people, but wasn't able to find the warmth she gave out to so many others in herself. Its been so rough these past few days, but that's the tragic comedy of life - it continues. Take care, all of you. You're never alone, and you are loved. Rest in eternal, blissful peace Rali. We miss you so much, no matter how long its been since you've graced us.
I can’t even lip sing the “ridi pagliaccio, sul tuo amore infranto” it’s so hard. RIP Maestro Luciano Pavarotti, there’s never enough recordings of you :(
It was this rendition of Vesti la Giubba by Pavarotti that made a lifelong opera fan of me. His performance is so beyond stellar that words alone can't explain it. You just have to feel it to know for yourself.
Power, precision and passion beyond verbal description. I had the privilege of watching him sing this, Turandot and Tosca live when I was a child. Pavarotti's voice is my favorite of any era, genre, gender or type.
Heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, "Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up." Man bursts into tears. Says, "But doctor...I am Pagliacci.
There is always this thing with Pavarotti's eyes at the end of the performance, he is in the zone. Either totally in character or "Did I just do that??" Whatever it meant, it was truly magical. Thank you, Il Divo, you truly were magical. ♥️
As a musician I've seen it happen many times either with other musicians or people who truly feel the piece. There's a moment when you completely disconnect and your soul truly transcends. It takes you some times to fully regain your thoughts after the piece has ended. Some people look at their tears in shock because they were not even aware that they cried.
1:58 "I don't want my freedom, there's no reason for living with a broken heart" -It's a hard life by Queen. I'm pretty sure Freddie was inspired by this song
I lost my mother about a month ago. In a battle against covid. At first i didnt feel sad or broken up, it just didn't feel real. Now slowly i realize that it is real, that she is gone and little by little i feel something inside of me go numb. I miss you mom🖤
This performance is amazing not simply because of his wonderful voice,but also because of the intense focus and sincerity of his acting. He really is in the same league as Caruso. Domingo is a great actor and musician,but his voice was smaller and not as released as Pavarotti's. The world is a much poorer place without him.
+XAL "Your so fucking original you fucking peace of shit" as Darkmane would say "I actually don't mean anything your probably a nice guy tbh" as Darkmane would say
Never been a fan of opera, but this song (and especially Pavarotti's performance) never fails to strike a nerve within me. RIP Pavarotti and thank you for the tears. Bellissimo!
Does anyone else recognise what an incredible actor he was? I never really appreciated him as I had mostly seen him in concert performances. He really gives his all in a full production like this. PERFECTION!
As someone who had his wife cheating on him, knowing it, and still was forced to live with her under the same roof for 6 months, I can totally relate to the theme and the pain expressed in this song.
I'm sorry for the pain and grief you guys had to go through for someone else being a total failure of a human being. Just know none of it was your fault. I hope you can find true love with a virtuous woman.
Очередное гениальное произведение. Не могу перестать удивляться, сколько же существует шедевральных произведений, о которых, к сожалению, мы мало знаем, зато какая радость, когда ты это узнаёшь. :)
Che bel paese che siamo. Siamo un popolo meraviglioso sono fiero di essere italiano io amo la mia patria e gli italiani dobbiamo essere fieri della coltura che abbiamo dai tempi dei romani fino ad ora un abbraccio a tutto il popolo italiano ci possono rubare i soldi ci possono offendere ma non ci leveranno MAI L ORGOGLIO ITALIANO e cosa piu importante il nostro sorriso e la nostra voglia di vivere ❤ il nostro bel paese
Pavarotti is in a class alone!! God has provided a unique and singular gift to one in a lifetime individual. Able to communicate emotion, language, love and power thru the most perfected tenor voice in all of mankind; forever. God bless you Luciano Pavarotti..... we are fortunate to have listened to you in this life and forever... Truly a gift from heaven
The round mound of sound.... He's been the reigning champion for 50+ yrs, even from the grave, no one can really challenge him, there are other GREAT tenors out there, but he's still #1. Thanks to youtube, he's still bringing opera to the entire world, awakening something deep down in their soul like so few can do. Keep an eye on Jonathan Antoine though.
I can't believe I actually found this beautiful opera. I used to hear it all the time and desperately wanted to know the name of this amazing tenor. I found him at last. RIP Luciano.
Despair & Loneliness okey, thanks 🙏 (really and believe it ore not sorry I’ didn’t answered you until now but I didn’t saw you before and the only reason i do now, is cuz I got a like on another thing I wrote here).
@@artemisfowldragon It's even more depressing after you learn that his wife was cheating on him and he only found out about it right before the show. So his emotions are real.
I do not understand Italian and have never seen this opera or looked for a translation before now but his voice alone let me know of the pain he was in, he is an incredible singer.
Bravo! Saw him at Maple Leaf Gardens with my dad, what a memory! Always go see the artists you love and you will have memories to treasure for all your life.
@KORCZAK MUSIC YES! It is greatly inspired by this famous aria when lyrics say "Ridi, Pagliaccio, -> I don't want my freedom sul tuo amore infranto!" -> there's no reason for living
(slow motion) "You got me into this, Spongebob!" "SQUIDWARD! LOOK OUT FOR THAT FALLING SHOE!" Come on. Let's be honest. Surely some of you can't help but think of that when you hear this song.
The best performer I've ever seen. Every time I listened to this is always like the first. What a tension and interpretation.. seems like he's the clown and this is his story
@Hazmat Sad Boi Such a good character and story, sadly only to be forgotten and unused online as its a cheap attack that goes thru walls and deals so much damage
Mai ci fu e mai ci sarà un tenore che possa minimamente avvicinarsi alla perfezione vocale e interpretativa di quest' immenso uomo! Grazie Maestro per il grande dono che ci hai fatto con la tua Voce!
Pavarotti is the best. Whenever I feel the need to cry over an old girlfriend who, with her boyfriend, laughs in my face, I play this aria. It's almost the ultimate in being demeaned.
01:54 when this parts starts i have a Feeling of inner peace and knowledge opera and classic music is a kind of music to find yourself Iam happy to be alive to hear something like that masterpiece
The class clown when he gets back home:
Lmao 😂
hands down, the most under appreciated comment on this video.
The song he plays while he stands in front of the mirror loading his AR-15 lmao
Cringe
@@_Vittor no.
For those who don't know what this is about:
"Vesti la giubba" (Put on the costume) is a famous tenor aria from Ruggero Leoncavallo's 1892 opera Pagliacci. "Vesti la giubba" is sung at the conclusion of the first act, when Canio discovers his wife's infidelity, but must nevertheless prepare for his performance as Pagliaccio the clown because "The show must go on".
Get My Leads Now thats deep man
Get My Leads Now thanks for this information, I love this but didn't know its origin, much appreciated
Get My Leads Now THE SHOW MUST GO OOOOOON YEAHHH
Thank you
Vesti la guibba means " wear the jacket"
Songs u listen 2 when the homies ain't around
Song I listen to when the homies around
(*_*)
Dante Pryor oh definitely
@@theabsoluteford7918 yess
Here here !! 😎
SQUIDWARD, WATCH OUT FOR THAT FALLING SHOE
Huh?
@Matthew Becker spongebob?
*gasps*
hello spongebob
Everyone will have the opportunity to touch Squidward.
During the "big part" that everyone knows he's saying "laugh clown at your broken love, laugh at the grief that poisons your heart." The whole song's a great insight on what its like to be a performer. Putting on your costume every night to make people happy while your internal struggles go unnoticed. Doesn't matter if its a clown in the 19th century or a famous comedic actor in 2014, thats some true shit.
Thanks Nick. Although opera is now considered passe, it was once the ultimate in performing arts because it combined theater, orchestral and vocal music pare excellence. If anybody wants to suggest that Rap/Hip-Hop is just as vital as opera for the world, I am listening.............
Yes it is so, but in the libretto he's weeping because his wife is unfaithful and that is "the grief that poisons'' his heart. But it could be interpratate either way, for the massive audience, who listens only to one aria and not the whole opera.
Robin Williams?
fligemon different strokes for different folks, different culture, different time period. get over it
nick muska whole life is opera
So not only is he singing, he's also acting in front of a live audience - Absolutely amazing.
The essence of opera! It’s an amazing thing to experience.
Welcome to opera culture
This is called opera. We've done it since XVI...
It's basically _musical theater_ at the highest level.
I highly recommend you watch this (Pagliacchi), 'Carmen', and the hilarious 'Marriage of Figaro' in their entirety.
Well....
RIP Luciano Pavarotti. World's greatest opera performer of all times.
Ya, ore one of the best don’t forget jussi bjorling.
Indeed he was. A diamond. World was a better place when he was here. May he rest in peace. If someone is welcomed to heaven, it's him.
yeah he was the best ever. hands down
I wouldn't say that he's the greatest, but he definitely is a million times better than Freddie Mercury
...one of...especially in our generation...
Everyone's gangsta until pavarotti starts singing.
Bruh
shit comment
The don
Perfectly said and so true!
Gilbert, you have written this out of life experience. Tis true, these are the roots of us all in some percentage or another.
I don’t understand italian, but his voice delivers me a message to my soul.
TL;DR - He's a clown who just discovered that his wife cheated on him, but he must still put on his costume and perform even while he's suffering inside
@@generalrubbish9513 thank u
@@generalrubbish9513 that shit is DEEP.
Recite! While seized by delirium,
I don't know what I'm saying anymore
And what I do!
Yet it is necessary, make an effort!
Bah! are you perhaps a man!
You are Clown!
Wear the jacket,
And the face is floury
People pay, and rider wants here.
And if Harlequin Colombina steals from you,
Laugh, Clown, and everyone will applaud!
Turn spasms and tears into jokes;
In a grimace the sob the pain, Ah!
Laugh, Clown,
About your broken love!
Laugh at the duol that poisons your heart!
@@generalrubbish9513 what does tl;dr mean
The most convincing part of his performance has to be the eyes, you can really see the emotion in his eyes, brilliant performance.
Ayo
RIP handsome squidward
LOOOOOOOOOL
hahaha 👌
HugeUnicornPoop :DD
LMAOOO
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!
Voglio esprimermi nella mia bellissima lingua. Vesti la Giubba è un’Aria struggente, carica di emozione. Ma la voce e l’interpretazione di Luciano ti trasportano l’anima nella disperazione del dramma che sta vivendo Canio! Un capolavoro, e Pavarotti è senza ombra di dubbi il più grande tenore della storia! Grazie per tutto quello che hai donato con la tua voce, immenso Luciano, riposa in pace.
Ma vogliamo parlare anche di quel MONUMENTALE momento di recitazione che va da 1:30 a 1:40 dove dice "Ridi pagliaccio e ognun applaudirà!".
Thanks to Internet tools, I can read what you said even though it's not one of my languages.
It's amazing how the passion of this song comes through in the music and in Pavarotti's masterfully expressive performance on the stage. I can only imagine how much better it would be if I spoke Italian.
Bravissimo!
@@teucer915 yuo are absolutly right.
I literally have been looking for this for fucking years.... And I find it through a key and peele episode lol
Really?
That's really where u found it?
Travis Walton I always remembered this from the Seinfeld episode with crazy Joe Davola
Travis Walton Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt here.
buseyisgod me too! haha Titus killed it btw
Travis Walton BRILLIANT
I've been listening to this on again off again for the past day after hearing about one of my favorite youtubers (small channel) had recently taken their own life out of grief from their best friend having done the same thing the day before. I'm utterly heartbroken and this song brings me some bittersweet solace. The ironic nature of performance, the mask of joy hides a crying broken soul. She brought so much joy and happiness to so many people, but wasn't able to find the warmth she gave out to so many others in herself. Its been so rough these past few days, but that's the tragic comedy of life - it continues. Take care, all of you. You're never alone, and you are loved.
Rest in eternal, blissful peace Rali. We miss you so much, no matter how long its been since you've graced us.
I can’t even lip sing the “ridi pagliaccio, sul tuo amore infranto” it’s so hard. RIP Maestro Luciano Pavarotti, there’s never enough recordings of you :(
Italian has to be the most beautiful language ever
Luke Valentine really? thank you
Thank you, I'm glad you think so :)
Grazie ✌
Luke Valentine grazie per gradire quest'opera d'arte
Grazia mi amici
1:58-2:18 So Powerful.
That's what most are here for.
Elbi Chomio True so true.
Yeah
RIP Handsome Squidward
You don't even need to speak the language to understand the sadness 💔😔😢
That VOICE, though. It was a force of nature.
It was this rendition of Vesti la Giubba by Pavarotti that made a lifelong opera fan of me. His performance is so beyond stellar that words alone can't explain it. You just have to feel it to know for yourself.
Power, precision and passion beyond verbal description. I had the privilege of watching him sing this, Turandot and Tosca live when I was a child. Pavarotti's voice is my favorite of any era, genre, gender or type.
Damn... Id give up my first born to have heard him sing once not to mention thrice
Perhaps one of the single greatest performances in the history of modern opera.
history of the world*
Pavarotti's face sings a song of its own while he's singing. He is so expressive... It really brings you that much more into what's going on.
Luigi... and Waluigi...
Are the same person...
I’m so happy the subtitles named the song haha, I would have been looking for it for hours
I'm not a Waluigi.
I'm a Luigi.
PhantomVirus same
PhantomVirus oh fuck the subtitles had it? I had to look through his Twitter for a good 20 minutes to find it
Wah!
Heard joke once: Man goes to doctor. Says he's depressed. Says life seems harsh and cruel. Says he feels all alone in a threatening world where what lies ahead is vague and uncertain. Doctor says, "Treatment is simple. Great clown Pagliacci is in town tonight. Go and see him. That should pick you up." Man bursts into tears. Says, "But doctor...I am Pagliacci.
dude.
Kowalski analysis
I understood that reference
That’s a watchmen reference
Good joke. Everyone laughs. Roll on snare drum. Curtains.
There is always this thing with Pavarotti's eyes at the end of the performance, he is in the zone. Either totally in character or "Did I just do that??" Whatever it meant, it was truly magical. Thank you, Il Divo, you truly were magical. ♥️
As a musician I've seen it happen many times either with other musicians or people who truly feel the piece. There's a moment when you completely disconnect and your soul truly transcends. It takes you some times to fully regain your thoughts after the piece has ended. Some people look at their tears in shock because they were not even aware that they cried.
1:58 "I don't want my freedom, there's no reason for living with a broken heart" -It's a hard life by Queen. I'm pretty sure Freddie was inspired by this song
What was your first clue?
the translation reads:
♪ Laugh, Clown ♪
♪ On your broken love. . . ♪
♪ Laugh at the doul ♪
♪ That poisons your heart. . . ! ♪
yes the opening line of 'its a hard life' was inspired by this
Thank god, For my reffa man this sh*t good
Yes
Wish I could have met him...
Dapper Cat I’m starting to think the same
He ain’t dead
Bad Man Jones thought he was still alive
Bad Man Jones i was a wee lad in that year
Who wouldn't? I miss him so much and wish the same. Life can be cruel though. I was just a kid when beloved maestro passed away.
R.I.P. Luciano Pavarotti 😔🙏🇮🇹
12 October 1935
6 September 2007
Cause of death: Pancreatic cancer
🙏🇮🇹
I lost my mother about a month ago. In a battle against covid. At first i didnt feel sad or broken up, it just didn't feel real. Now slowly i realize that it is real, that she is gone and little by little i feel something inside of me go numb. I miss you mom🖤
good
I am so sorry for your loss :(
I'm so sorry for your loss. May the Lord Jesus Christ wipe your tears like only He can.
She’s not gone.
);
è incredibile vedere come a pochissimi italiani interessa questa arte
C'è chi odia questo paese pur non sapendo quanto è ricco. Non mi meraviglio di questo.
Mangia Fuoco emmmm pizza? pannini? spaggetini? patatinnas?
Questo è perché in pochi ormai sanno apprezzare la vera arte...
Purtroppo è cosi! L'ignoranza è padrona..
Già
Purtroppo è così
how blessed we are that pavarotti lived at a time when recording his performances was possible, so that generations on can enjoy his sublime talent.
This performance is amazing not simply because of his wonderful voice,but also because of the intense focus and sincerity of his acting. He really is in the same league as Caruso. Domingo is a great actor and musician,but his voice was smaller and not as released as Pavarotti's. The world is a much poorer place without him.
The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell
DARKMANE LOOOOL
I Got It From DarkkMane!
+XAL "Your so fucking original you fucking peace of shit" as Darkmane would say "I actually don't mean anything your probably a nice guy tbh" as Darkmane would say
+XAL That should be "mitochondrion". ("Mitochondria" is plural.)
+kumada84 no one cares
Never been a fan of opera, but this song (and especially Pavarotti's performance) never fails to strike a nerve within me. RIP Pavarotti and thank you for the tears. Bellissimo!
Does anyone else recognise what an incredible actor he was?
I never really appreciated him as I had mostly seen him in concert performances.
He really gives his all in a full production like this.
PERFECTION!
Couldn't think of a more fitting song for Handsome Squidward to go out to.
As someone who had his wife cheating on him, knowing it, and still was forced to live with her under the same roof for 6 months, I can totally relate to the theme and the pain expressed in this song.
I lived in a dumpster for a year and a half because of a cheating wife, i know that pain.
I'm sorry for the pain and grief you guys had to go through for someone else being a total failure of a human being. Just know none of it was your fault. I hope you can find true love with a virtuous woman.
Put on the costume 😥
I hope you kicked the bitch to the curb.
I tear up every time I see this video. When you understand the meaning of the song it hits so much harder.
Очередное гениальное произведение. Не могу перестать удивляться, сколько же существует шедевральных произведений, о которых, к сожалению, мы мало знаем, зато какая радость, когда ты это узнаёшь. :)
Amen brother. Hope all is well for you in Russia
Che bel paese che siamo.
Siamo un popolo meraviglioso sono fiero di essere italiano io amo la mia patria e gli italiani dobbiamo essere fieri della coltura che abbiamo dai tempi dei romani fino ad ora un abbraccio a tutto il popolo italiano ci possono rubare i soldi ci possono offendere ma non ci leveranno MAI L ORGOGLIO ITALIANO e cosa piu importante il nostro sorriso e la nostra voglia di vivere ❤ il nostro bel paese
I could watch/hear this 1,000 times and every time it stabs my heary with sadness and joy.
Pavarotti is in a class alone!! God has provided a unique and singular gift to one in a lifetime individual. Able to communicate emotion, language, love and power thru the most perfected tenor voice in all of mankind; forever. God bless you Luciano Pavarotti..... we are fortunate to have listened to you in this life and forever... Truly a gift from heaven
I've thought about this immediately after I found out about Robin William's death. May God bless and protect his soul.
1:58 You came here for this part
You're Most Welcome
No thanks, I came for the whole deal.
RIP Handsome Squidward😭😭
Banana Joe crying
Respect for Sideshow Bob singing this
Sorry man, I came for the whole piece of art, But thank you anyway.
Gives me goosebumps every time. The power and the emotion and the glory of the master Luciano Pavarotti RIP
The round mound of sound.... He's been the reigning champion for 50+ yrs, even from the grave, no one can really challenge him, there are other GREAT tenors out there, but he's still #1. Thanks to youtube, he's still bringing opera to the entire world, awakening something deep down in their soul like so few can do. Keep an eye on Jonathan Antoine though.
Grazie, Maestro Pavarotti, grazie. Il Maestro era un fenomeno. Cantara con un tecnica perfetta e con tutto il suo cuore
I can't believe I actually found this beautiful opera. I used to hear it all the time and desperately wanted to know the name of this amazing tenor. I found him at last. RIP Luciano.
I was in tears...so much emotion.
Song itself is depressing until you read the lyrics translation. After reading lyrics you become the depression.
How do you know that? though, I’ don’t see the lyrics.
@@mariaannasamuelsson998 You can simply type "Pavarotti-vesti la giubba (lyrics)" to the youtube search bar
Despair & Loneliness okey, thanks 🙏 (really and believe it ore not sorry I’ didn’t answered you until now but I didn’t saw you before and the only reason i do now, is cuz I got a like on another thing I wrote here).
You become pagliacchio
@@artemisfowldragon It's even more depressing after you learn that his wife was cheating on him and he only found out about it right before the show. So his emotions are real.
Bravo! Bravo! Seniore Pavarotti è magnifico.
NicholasGeschke *signor
Signore
this is why we needed the internet. thank you.
The sheer emotion he puts into singing this feels so beautiful
I do not understand Italian and have never seen this opera or looked for a translation before now but his voice alone let me know of the pain he was in, he is an incredible singer.
Brings me to tears every time. Pavarotti, l'ultimo tenore italiano.
I was lucky enough to see him and above all listen to him in a live concert in 1984 in Bologna. I was 10 years old. Unforgettable
as a person fan of rock I don't listen to much other kinds of music but this is art at its purest form just excellent👌
Bravo! Saw him at Maple Leaf Gardens with my dad, what a memory! Always go see the artists you love and you will have memories to treasure for all your life.
Fin da piccolo ascoltavo i pagliacci di Caruso e Pavarotti mi riempiamo il cuore di gioia e tristezza
Squidward: hits poll
Mr.crabs: look how they've massacred my boy
Krabs*
Pole*
Spongebob: "Squidward?"
Mr.Krabs be like when he loses a dime
@1:58 'I don't want my freedom, there's no reason for living'
Queen's it's a hard life intro.
Also my favorite part of the aria. I love this opera, but the story is chilling in a way.
I tried to find the origin after listening to Queen's It's a hard life and found it here finally
Freddie Mercury is the rock tenor
Don’t diss Luciano like that
@KORCZAK MUSIC YES! It is greatly inspired by this famous aria when lyrics say
"Ridi, Pagliaccio, -> I don't want my freedom
sul tuo amore infranto!" -> there's no reason for living
(slow motion) "You got me into this, Spongebob!"
"SQUIDWARD! LOOK OUT FOR THAT FALLING SHOE!"
Come on. Let's be honest. Surely some of you can't help but think of that when you hear this song.
I think of Hey Arnold, myself.
Same bro.
Camp Lazlo.
This was my ring tone for years
O melhor de sempre, nunca houve nem haverá timbre como este.The best tenor ever, there never was and never will be a timbre like this one.
1:55 when you get your test back and see that that you failed
Basic
Ahahahahahahhahahaha
I stopped listening and started laughing after reading that. Thank you
The kid getting hit by the swing bought me here.
same, and also just cuz I was curious at who sung this
K&P Nervous mob boss is what brought me here
I re-watched this for hours yesterday and today. Simply genius.
Such amazingly and seemingly effortless sound. Pavarotti was a once in a generation voice and he is sorely missed every day.
i spent over a months salary to see him in 1993! Only regret, wish we were closer!
Il mio amore è quello che si prova quando ammiri, senza pregiudizi, la qualità umana e la genialità di un essere umano. *_Requiescat in pace._*
Grande Lucianone
Lov you NBA Youngboy
Pavarotti you beautiful man! I discovered you only recently. Thank you all for you great work you did during your life. May god bless your family
His acting is so convincing it makes my heart hurt
Same here...
He's not acting...
1:54 onward...I die. I love it so much for my whole life.
"Ridi, Pagliaccio,
sul tuo amore infranto!
Ridi del duol, che t'avvelena il cor!"
Stuppendo!!! Bravo!!! a segurança do Pavarotti cantando e a técnica impressiona qualquer mortal!!! Pavarotti eterno
Queen's "It's a hard life" intro was inspired by this track at 1:58 - "I dont want my freedom there's no reason for living with a broken heart"
(Speaks in Queen veteran)
The best performer I've ever seen. Every time I listened to this is always like the first. What a tension and interpretation.. seems like he's the clown and this is his story
THIS particular performance is.... perfect! There is nothing else to say.....
+bravaLiz Although, Kelsey Grammer did a darn good job as well. I just wish I could have heard him sing the entire song!
***** There IS a "pirated" version of Alfie singing this entire song on RUclips.
30%- Handsome squidward joke
20%- something about 1:58
30%- I came here from Darkmane
20%- this is pretty good
5% Don't throw a surprise birthday for a mafia boss
@Hazmat Sad Boi Such a good character and story, sadly only to be forgotten and unused online as its a cheap attack that goes thru walls and deals so much damage
100% listen in silence to the beauty
I came here from the untouchables
Shiiiiizaaaaa
When you laugh, the world laughs with you. When you weep, you weep alone.
1:48 to the end gives me chills every time i hear it
Amen to that....
Squidward look out for that falling shoe! 😂
I tried to sing this in my car and I broke my neck meat for several days. Leave this one to the professionals.
Sal C Those high notes will get you.
Sal C I can definitely believe that. I think I would have passed out attempting to sing this aria.
Sal C _neck meat_
Three years ago and this comment just made me laugh so hard lmao
Sal C HHHHHH ‘Neck meat’
Mai ci fu e mai ci sarà un tenore che possa minimamente avvicinarsi alla perfezione vocale e interpretativa di quest' immenso uomo! Grazie Maestro per il grande dono che ci hai fatto con la tua Voce!
I get chills every time I listen to this. Heart-rending stuff right here.
1:58 He's even more handsome!
True. He was very handsome, and while usually singing can make a person facial expressions look funny, being on stage made him look even better. :')
@@flav2689 you don't get it 😂😂😂
@@thaneindranaidu8688 Okay...care to explain what - instead of just laughing there? 🤨
@@flav2689 that reference was for one Spongebob episode, you can do your research now as i have given you the hint 😉
Pavarotti is the best. Whenever I feel the need to cry over an old girlfriend who, with her boyfriend, laughs in my face, I play this aria.
It's almost the ultimate in being demeaned.
01:54 when this parts starts i have a Feeling of inner peace and knowledge opera and classic music is a kind of music to find yourself Iam happy to be alive to hear something like that masterpiece
Handsome Squidward
@@notinservice7112 Always has been
Man...
Is there a word in any language that can describe how awesome his voice is?
TechnoVibeG Sublime
Crippling Depression love your name man. And divinus has to be the perfect word to describe his voice
shaun london is called “pizza” which means “fucking delicious suck my toe” in Italian
E' stato un grande
Vesti la giubba mi commuove sempre. È un capolavoro.
I'm sorry, is this not the most amazing thing in the world?
it is,sir,this is one of the things that make me realise that the world isn't such a bad place
bitchasshoeism you see starving kids and poverty in Africa
@Viking Song Not all africana are starving
It is the most amazing thing...! If this doesn’t knock you back and make you cry, you’re not human....
Yes it is.
One of the greatest opera singers of all time, and I will forever think of goddamn handsome Squidward when I hear this song.
The projecting power of this man's voice!....wow. Immense! And... a good voice. Strong, yet transparent and well articulated. Very impressive.
I've listened to this masterpiece so many times that I can sing the entire song in english without looking up any translations, no kidding
I'm just sitting here crying now......so powerful....so beautiful… So sad…
Semplicemente il numero uno!!!
SQUIDWARD WATCH OUT FOR THAT SHOE!
*_hhhhuuuuuuuhhhhh?_*
*nooooooooooooooooooooo* *BAM*
You're profile pic is perfect with that comment.
Kyle Owens ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
**slams face into pole**
The part at 2:00 - 2:40 really give me goosebumps so sad and beautiful 👍🏻
Same here it's the most beautiful part....
1:58 I don't want my freedom
There's no reason for living with a broken heart
The best ever Maestro Pavarotti! His voice, his acting, his emotions and his personality - no one was/is/will be near to him...miss him so much...