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I must say I begun reading Percy Jackson because of you. I wished to do it for a long time so at least I can do to thank you is to come here and watch your videos.
I just wanna say this real quick: after the song after Haus of Holbein there is this one scene called "Queens fight" and the intro of the queen after is often called "K Howard's roast"
I really love how this song takes the metaphor of a "heart of stone," which usually stands for coldness and an unfeeling nature, and plays up the endurance and steadfastness instead.
I believe in the dialogue before the introduction shown in this video (or alternatively maybe it was just in the Broadway version, idk), Jane actually mentions that Henry could be considered or even is/was called "stone-hearted," so in character it makes sense for Jane to turn that phrase on its head.
Fun fact about six the musical. Teagan Earley was an investing producer for Six the Musical. Yes, Epic’s very own Athena has connections to Six the musical. Everybody thank the goddess of wisdom Teagan Earley.
A historical fact that the ending of this animatic hints at: Jane Seymour & her son Edward weren't separated by death for too long. He himself died at age 15.
The sad thing is that Jane was probably only remembered and mourned so positively by Henry because she didn't live long enough to annoy him as much as the others The one time she tried to stand up to him (she asked him to spare the people who participated in a protest against Henry splitting the UK from the Catholic church) he threatened her with the same treatment as Anne Boleyn
The only reason are like you said, she live not long enough to annoy him and because she give him a son the one thing none of the others managed to give him.
You were right about the hint to "Heart of Stone". However,there was another one in Anne Boleyn's intro for "Ex-Wives" when she sings "Why did I lose my head", referencing "Don't Lose Your Head".
It's similar to the dialogue break immediately after "All You Wanna Do," especially the live recordings (thinking of Sam Pauly in particular). Like she goes from screaming and crying with a dramatic gasp at the end straight into "And then I was beheaded! :D"
@@dwell7315 yes! Sam's performance has so much emotion, you can really feel how Howard was used by so many men, how she was done with all of that, so broken and hurt, you just wanna cry and hug her And then she goes "so I won, right? Bye, b*tch*s" 😂😂
@@dwell7315 OMG FRRR! My school did six teen edition and it was crazy going from that insane performance, everyone crying, to and then I got my head cut off 🤩
Now, Jane wasn't exactly an innocent little doe. There is a story of Anne once walking in on Jane sitting on Henry's lap (which she blamed as the reason for her miscarrying a son), and there's also the fact that Henry was engaged to Jane only a day after Anne was executed and married 11 days after, kinda sus timing. There are also several letters from ambassadors at the time noting Jane's quick rise to power and subtly undermining Anne's position, and allegedly even them getting into physical fights. She managed to convince Henry to put Mary and Elizabeth back into the line of succession, and as known, Jane died shortly after her son Edward was born, from what is now known to be post-partum complications. She seemed fine at first, but then rapidly fell ill a week or two later and died. Henry was devastated and took a while to look for the next wife. When he died, by his will, he was to be buried beside her. "The only one he truly loved", it seems. In terms of competition, she doesn't really have anything to complain about. The only "load of bs" she experienced was the typical misogyny of the times, Henry actually cared for her, she gave an heir and she "died on the job". That's better than most, and certainly better than half her competition got. Song still slaps tho Her son Edward could've been just as bad as Henry, but died in his teens from an illness. He tried to exclude his sisters from line of succession but nobody took it seriously, and Mary took the throne (feat. her first beheading, fun. For more info look up lady Jane Grey)
Well its not like Henry could have just execute people left and right it only seems like it in context of it being now mainstream thing. Of course things are way diffrent and more nuanced then the musical presents but that goes for any history based musical. Henry wasnt a litteral monsters and did some good thingsm its just that most of the context is lost to time for us, as for the animatic well it wasnt suppose to be accurate but just to respents her feelings on the matter
@@lop90ful1 I’m really bad at history but after Jane didn’t he go a bit crazy? Like I can’t remember if it was led poisoning or a heard injury or if I mixing both of those up with other people, but something went wrong with him mentally by his 4th wife right?
@@TanzaniteStudios he fell of his horse during a jousting incident when he was with Anne. That messed up his leg (never recovered and only got worse) and did something to his head. That's when he started going crazy
Here's the thing I've wondered: Did henry actually love jane herself, or did he love the fact she finally gave him the son he wanted? What if her child was another girl or having a miscarriage or stillborn? I imagine things would have been very different for her, and she probably knew and was aware of it because of what happened to his previous two wives. If she failed to give him a son, I'm not so sure he would have said that.
Jane Seymour: Modeled after Adele, Sia, and Celine Dion. This is recognized as the Power Ballad of the musical. When the musical hit production, it became clear that having a cast of six with one swing wasn't going to be a long term solution. They eventually ended up with three swing performers, one of whom is also the dance captain for a given production. When they performed for the Tony Awards in 2023 (2022 debut/season), one of the main cast contracted COVID and had to be replaced by the dance captain during the course of an afternoon. This is one of the shows that is recognized as needing to have a Tony created for Best Ensemble. There isn't a Leading Role/Featured Role. They are six equal parts.
Six is the perfect well-oiled machine. It's a small short show that runs like clockwork with little fuss except the band and performances. There apparently are "Mega Queens" - universal swings who can perform all six roles. I think the show (kind of like Wicked) is directed and performed so consistently that they could fly any veteran Queen in to perform the role as she knows it in any production with very little put-in. That's why the dance-captain has an advantage because she knows everyone's track in emergency. They even have "swing" costumes that are elaborate but without color (usually gold and black) so the swing can wear that as any Queen they play. I love that the band is also in-character so they can introduce them without knowing real names if the band members swing in and out. They just have to remember the name of the city they're in if they're touring.
"You've got a good heart, but i know it changes" So this is interesting because Henry had actually had several concussions and traumatic head injuries from jousting as a younger man, including one REALLY bad accident January 1536 (just 5 months before he ordered Anne Boleyn's execution/married Jane), and there's some speculation that he sustained brain damage that "changed" him; made him so infamously volatile, unreasonable, paranoid, and prone to extreme anger. This is not to say he was a "good person" before his accidents, but there is some basis to believing that the worst of his emotional instability and rage was not how he had originally started out.
Oh, if you're feeling the feelings NOW, you are NOT ready for (the best girl) Katherine Howard. I am so hyped to see you react to Katherine Howard's song - idk if anything has made you cry on camera, but I'm hoping that this'll be the first. Also, if you still are doing musical reactions after six is finished, I would commit unspeakable acts to see your reaction to a Starkid show (specifically The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals, Black Friday, and Nerdy Prudes Must Die, a trilogy-of-sorts). Very weird but also VERY funny and I think you'd vibe with it, and also I'd love to see a reaction to an actual stage show and not just animatics. The full shows are free on youtube and there's captions for them - I checked!
I adore Team Starkid (see username) but agree about family friendliness. I'd say Twisted or The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals make great entry points, but I'll also suggest VHS Christmas Carol as a cleaner option to begin with
If I remember correctly, Jane Seymour died 6 days after giving birth to her son. Henry went into mourning for 2 years. He would he consistently and constantly badgered to marry again. Eventually, he DID concede, mostly because a second heir would secure his legacy.
He also really needed Protestant allies because of the threat of France and the HRE invading him after their war ended. When they went back to war, he didn't need Anne's brother's alliance anymore and cast them aside.
I mean, he had what he wanted from her. If he'd gotten that from Catherine of Aragon, he would've never had a second marriage. So I can see why he was reluctant to marry again. Also he did literally threaten to behead her, so I think it's fair to say he didn't "love her" the way normal, healthy people love each other. He loved her the way ab-sers love their victims - as long as she stayed quiet and did as she was told, she was loved. But the second she revealed a personhood beyond his desires, she was a threat.
This is basically how Adele would sing a Celine Dion power-ballad -- with the super-epic key-change and the "need to pull your car over for a moment" celestial wall of sustain and riffing..
Having seen this live, this song silenced a theatre of 7000 people, the air literally got sucked out of the room... seeing her just stand there in a slowly fading spotlight for more than a minute, so impactful
Henry was already courting Jane Seymour when he was with Anne Bolyne, just like he did with Anne Bolyne and Catherine of Aragon. She was one of Anne's ladies in waiting. It is believed that Jane may have been the love of Henry's life...but it could just have been due to the fact that she gave him the son he so desprately wanted (and was the only one to do so).
I really appreciate that at the end of that animatic it showed Jane embracing her son as a teen as a nod to the fact that Prince Edward died really young (he was 15 I think) so having her hug him while he's still a boy was a nice little nod to his young crowning and untimely demise
for context on the next song: this show doesn't have an interval, and it's very aware of the fact that this song, heart of stone, is emotionally heavy. which is why house of holbein is like a slap in the face.
I’m so glad someone else loves this number as much as I do!!!!! Some people never get a “no way” moment, some people just love the undeserving and that’s NOT THEIR FAULT. it’s an indictment on those who fail to live up to the love they’ve received, not on the lover. There’s something victim-blamey about erasing people like Jane. I think her story matters, I think what was done to her still matters. I love this song so much.
THANK YOU! 🙏 I'm glad someone said this. It's not her fault, she had a soft and loyal heart at first and fell in love with someone who hardened her 💔😢😭
Yeah, there have been heavy speculations about Henrys "Love" for Jane Seymour. He definitly held her in much higher regard than most of his other wifes, and there seem to be two major contributing factors for that: 1. The Heir. i mean, in the end, that is kind of what it was all about for Henry. JS bearing a male child definitly rocketed her right up in his opinion. But 2. He was actually quite unkind to her. While Jane is often portrayed as meek and agreeable, she had two recorded incidents of pleading or advocating for something against the Kings wishes, the first being to restore Princesses Mary and Elizbeth back to their Status as such and second to reinstate and rebuild some abbeys that were destroyed after the break from the church. Both Times, Henry shot her down rather brutally, even going so far as to "reminding" her of Annes fate. After this, it seems, JS did not ever question him again. So it is not so much that he loved her, but she seems to have been more easily controllable that KoA or AB. Of course, there is also much speculation on how long she would have lasted if she had not died in childbirth. Would Henry have kept her around? Or would he grow bored of her and replace her? Maybe he would wait and see if she could give him a spare on top of an heir, but I wonder what his reaction would have been if they had another child and it was a daughter. All Idle specultion of course, but i think it is fair to say that henry di not 'love' JS. He found her agreeable enough and she gave him what she wanted, but I don't think he cared much about her in the grand scheme
This song is so powerful because it seeks to describe the power and reasons behind unconditional love, affection and support. And it’s the closest I’ve ever heard someone get to putting those emotions into words. It Describes how unconditional love and support is a struggle but a strong POWERFUL emotion. It is not a weakness it is not fueled by fear, because it is love in spite of fear, in spite of hurt and suffering and in spite of death and illness. This song captures what makes this queen great and hits so hard because it describes how she loved unconditionally. Henry’s love was conditional and she loved him regardless of it. What an incredible song.
this is the updated intro for the current production. Seymour (in response to the queens): "Yeah ok, i was lucky. ok, i was really lucky. i was in love, I'd just had a beautiful baby, and henry was happy because thank god it was an edward and not an.... Edwina. **giggle** i was so excited. for his first steps, his first words, for not getting a good night's sleep for the next 3 years, but i never got to see any of that. y'know, people say henry was stone-hearted. uncaring. but i'm not sure that he was." (brief pause - Boleyn cuts in) "Yeah, come to think of it, there's this one really cute time when i had a daughter and he chopped my head off." Seymour (continues - talk to audience): "Okay okay look, i know that his times with the queens before me were hard, but they were also full of.....full of fire! he raged and stormed at them and because they're both absolute badass monarchs, they raged and stormed right back. but i didn't do that. **music fades in** instead i stood by him. like i was made of stone, i stood firm. no matter his flaws or his tempers, no matter my doubts or fears, i stayed there by his side. and it's not because i was scared, naive, or weak. it's because.......i loved him. **heart of stone begins** i'm pretty sure the intro you watched was before it went to the west end officially. the lines and costumes changed A LOT after their west end/broadway debuts. edit: seymour is inspired by Adele and Sia!!🖤
Heart of stone is definitely one of the more emotional of the bunch. In terms of historical accuracy, its highly debatable. Yes, she did give Henry a son and Henry did request to be burried next to her, it is debatable whether or not she loved him. Also, although Jane has been seen as innocent throughout history and as a bit of a puppet (she used to have the title "plain jane" when she was a lady in waiting) but when you look at the big picture, theres a high chance that she had a hand in Anne Boleyn's downfall. Notes for the next few songs: For Anna of Cleves, she actually has 2 songs. The first one is Haus of Holbien which gives a backstory as to how she came into Henry's life. Then there's Get Down, which is more of the typical song you expect from the queens. For Katherine Howard, it is very very inportant that you find a version with the live audio. Depending on whether you do studio recording or live audio can drastically change how you see the character.
@@shelliblossom8953 Oh, definitely! Pauly's peformance is amazing - she manages to get so much emotion and nuance in her voice that even if you don't have any visuals, you can still "see" her expressions and body language in your mind!
Their intro parts in “Ex-Wives” have the same tunes as their individual songs. So you are correct in saying those were the same notes. This song live is absolutely heart piercing. I definitely teared up in the theatre when Jane sang this song. “Get Down” is definitely one of my favorite songs from Six. Also, I can’t wait for you to get to Hadestown. Such a great show as well!
"Playing my heartstrings like a flute" As someone whose native language is not English I was like 'that doesn't sound quite right but what do I know' and only realised that actually wasn't the saying when you caught your mistake 😂 (I've been enjoying your musical reactions)
VERY IMPORTANT! Haus of Holbein is a significant part of Anna of Cleave's part of the performance! Please follow it directly with the pre-banter of Get Down and then Get Down to get the full Anna experience!
I lost my daughter a few years back this song breaks me every time! She sings that line and I am a ball of tears she was stillborn so this line hits so hard!
@@heatherfinnegan6582 I´m so sorry you had that horrible experience. I cant even imagine your pain. Sending you a big hug and all the light in the word! 💗 Stay strong!!
Sad History Fun Fact Edward (Jane Seymour's Son) died at the age 15. Most people theorize he died from tuberculosis. So he didn't grow to much with her gone. Also a lot when she died only 12 days after his birth.
I would HIGHLY recommend that you watch the live performance of All You Wanna Do, even if you don’t record it. It adds SO much emotional depth to the song, and the acting is just phenomenal
I know you are just using the original soundtrack, but I am strongly recommending the broadway version of "All You Wanna Do." Sam Pauly delivers it in a way that is absolutely soul shattering.
I think like a lot of people, Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard are my favourites. However, I have to say seeing Heart of Stone performed live is such an amazing experience. I was sceptical because I was so used to listening to the original cast on repeat that the alternate casting for a later run would be a little lacklustre, but it really wasn't! The performer for Jane sang so beautifully and I loved the performer for Anne of Cleves' take on the character. They were all great really. So if you get the chance to get SIX tickets, I highly recommend it. (Side note: If you're not used to going to Broadway shows and are sensitive to sound, I recommend bringing some earplugs. Most songs you can feel in your chest and my ears were ringing after the performance. It was worth it but please take care of yourself if you're not fond on standing near the speakers at concerts.)
Man, this song had always been so touching, but after listening to and seeing animatics for “The Underworld” with Odysseus’ mom verse, this just breaks me heart 😭 I NEVER cried to this song before and I’ve listened to the soundtrack on loop endlessly, but now I’m in ✨EMOTIONAL PAIN✨
This song hits personally for me because I relate to it in the wrong ways. My spouse has anger and rage issues and can turn from nice to awful in seconds. But as much as I try not to and know I shouldn't, I love him anyway and always will. I hate it and I cry every time I hear this song.
This was taken from wikipedia, so take it with a grain of salt but: The six ex-wives and their corresponding pop star inspirations are: Catherine of Aragon: modelled on Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, and Jennifer Hudson Anne Boleyn: modelled on Miley Cyrus, Avril Lavigne, and Lily Allen Jane Seymour: modelled on Adele, Sia, and Celine Dion. Anne of Cleves: modelled on Nicki Minaj and Rihanna. Katherine Howard: modelled on Britney Spears and Ariana Grande. Catherine Parr: modelled on Alicia Keys and Emeli Sandé.
Also - I feel the popstar inspirations are much more obvious if you see the queens live. Their outfits and actors are actually styled and chosen in ways that makes it easier to draw the connections.
Heart of Stone is one of my favorites to listen to live bc the actresses do some WILD things with Jane’s riffs (another live favorite of mine is All You Wanna Do, but specifically because Samantha Pauly’s preformance of it lives rent free in my mind 24/7)
I had the pleasure of being able to watch the tour cast of Six. And had an even GREATER pleasure of having Natalie Paris, the original Jane Seymour, be in the cast! And she was just as good if not better when she sang Heart of Stone. I was definitely in tears listening and watching her perform! I'm soo glad you loved this song as much as I do! But me, as well as other Six fans, are EXCITED for you to react to the next two songs! Looking forward to it!
I've seen the touring cast, but I wasn't lucky enough to see Natalie. I would love to see her perform, if only for this one song, but I know it would absolutely destroy me!
Again, If anyone here, ever gets the chance to go to SIX irl, TAKE IT! Ive been there twice already, and its so worth it. You may think that you can also just see/listen this here, but trust me it really isnt the same. The sfeer, the audio, the jokes, everything is better. And for this song, I never really like, loved it on spotify, but in show, like when I was there, I CRIED SO HARD. IT WAS SO COOL SO PLEASE IF YOU HAVE THE CHANCE GO
bless your editor for captioning your lil "dummmm, piano, piano, dummmm..." explanation lol I burst out laughing when i saw that. we're getting ALL the captions heck yea
I know it’s been a while, but the whole “Jane Seymour, the only one he truly loved” thing comes largely from the fact that the longest time Henry went unmarried after he first got married was for two years after she died. Henry wasn’t even there for Anne’s beheading, for instance (he was already beginning to pursue Jane) and got remarried very quickly.
I would love to see you do a Starkid reaction. They upload their shows for free onto RUclips and they have very thorough captions! My personal favorites are ‘Twisted’, ‘The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals’, ‘Black Friday’, and ‘Nerdy Prudes Must Die’. All of these do have a bit of foul language tho. I would also love to see your reaction to ‘Ride the Cyclone’.
Close enough. Jane Seymour is inspired by Adele and Celine Dion. 2 incredible balladeers. Adele for her leitmotif and choreography. Celine Dion for her belts and runs.
Mortius, I can't wait for you to see this live. I used to skip this song on the album until I saw the show and it's now one of my favorite songs in the show. The background vocals in the second and third chorus are the other queens sitting behind her on the stage while she has her moment in the spotlight. It's just stunning. Also re: inspired by pop stars. The original cast had set artists they were inspired by. I believe Jane Seymour was Adele. As new actresses have taken over the roles, they've drawn new inspiration from other pop divas to fit their interpretation and voices. (:
A thing that i find interesting its that the other queens dont are active participants on this song, they are only the back vocals... because they dont share the same emotions that Jane feels, they feel resentment but Jane doesnt regret how she lived her life, she doesnt resent henry and doesnt resent her son, she only grieves... this is a thing i think about alot
Man, I didn't get emotional over this song until I watched this. It's not that I didn't like it but it tended to get skipped over in favour of the more upbeat songs. Thank you SO MUCH for helping me appreciate it because woah, it may become one of my favourites now.
This may not be intentional, but this song in particular also reminds me of childbirth. There's noticeable breathing in the song (which from memory, none of the others really have) and just the way it starts out calm, then builds and builds until she is literally 'screaming'.
This was the first standout song from the musical for me - actually I saw it performed as a cover or something and actually drew me to check out the whole musical. It's got so much emotion and beautiful delivery.
Haha yeah the song hits me super hard as well as a kid whose mom died when i was young. The whistle notes at the end are definitely reminiscent of Mariah, but Jane's biggest inspiration is definitely Adele. If you take a listen to the chorus, it's definitely reminiscent of songs like Hello. Also, some of her sassy speeches in the show definitely give Adele vibes lol
I got to watch this show last year in Vegas with my grandma (who has nicknamed you "the music teacher"). "Heart of Stone" is a beautiful song, but was never of my favorite. But when I tell you I got chills up and down my spine in the theater, it was truly something else. It is a really beautiful song (and my grandma's favorite next to Anna of Cleaves).
22:16 when all the WAiveds come in to help her with the chorus...you reaction was what i had been waiting for the whole video.... sitting there in the theater that just blows you away, especailly since most of the time it has just been Jane in a a stark white follow spot , and as the rest come in, all their colors come in to make it the warm glow of all the wives
I first listened to this song from the recording and didn’t really liked it. But I went to see the show on the west end, and this song was just… WOW!! It really hits different when u see it on stage. The raw vocals are genuinely breathtaking!!!
I’m related to Jane Seymour through my mothers family and this song hits hard Edit: It’s also funny how this song references the elements and literally lists them in the Avatar cycle (fire, wind, water, stone) seeing as that’s one of my favorite all time series (the be clear, I know they weren’t trying to reference avatar in this song it’s just a fun coincidence)
OMG I TOTALLY ALWAYS THINK OF THAT DOWNTON ABBEY SCENE WITH THIS SONG!!! I actually think of that entire relationship, I think this song works really well for that character
If it makes you feel any better Mortius, it took me a red hot second to realise the issue with the "playing my heartstrings like a flute" line, like literally even with the fanart on screen it was still another second or two before I was like "wait" 😂🤣
i just finished watching the video and wanted to leave this comment that i had the same reaction when i first heard this song. after listening to the entire album multiple times, my favorite songs have changed quite a bit, but i remember this one was the one that hit me the most that first time and at the time i didn't know about the inspiration coming from real life artists, but when i found out that jane seymour's was inspired by adele, sia, and celine dion, it definitely made more sense why it struck me so much that first time. i remember the first time i heard adele and celine dion, i was so in awe of the sheer vocal power they had, and this song being inspired from them just evoked the same reaction from me
Hi, new subscriber here! About the captions: thank you very much for adding them, I'm not a native English speaker and even though my listening and reading in English is more advanced than my writing, I still have difficulties with some words I don't know or different accents and the subtitles helps a lot! I really like how your enthusiasm level is the same as mine, I feel like I'm watching with a friend 😂❤
I am so glad I’m not the only one that this song hit like a truck. I loved seeing you react to this song. It’s cathartic to be In My Feelings alongside someone else. As for advice for coming songs: you should probably listen to Haus of Holbein and Get Down together. They make the most sense when listened to together, as both are about the next queen.
18:28 i literally asked myself, "How do you play strings like a flute?" and then the art popped out LMAO 😭 im'ma use that (as an opposite of what Mortius was implying to say) my good sir just made a brilliant irony/juxtaposition as an accident lmaaooo
Heart of Stone is my fave SIX song a long with Catherine Parr's song. I literally said to my phone stop pausing it because I waiting for the reaction to the belt near the end. It's one of my favorite parts. Always hits me in the feels
If you've never watched Howard Ho's analysis' he just dropped this one. ALL of his stuff is fascinating, and makes listening to it that much more meaningful. He interviews the current broadway Jane, and talks about character all the things.
This song really resembles Eliza and Hamilton's marriage. Especially after Eliza found out Hamilton was cheating on her. This song resembles A LOT from Hamilton ❤
When you watch All You Wanna Do, please please please also watch a live stage performance after the animatic if it doesn't use stage audio, it has so much emotion😸💜😿
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Are you gonna react to the next epic saga's trailer? It's beautiful
Glad to have you back!
Small thing in before haus of holbin the queen have a small fight and they fight about some uncomfortable things so be aware
I must say I begun reading Percy Jackson because of you. I wished to do it for a long time so at least I can do to thank you is to come here and watch your videos.
I just wanna say this real quick: after the song after Haus of Holbein there is this one scene called "Queens fight" and the intro of the queen after is often called "K Howard's roast"
I really love how this song takes the metaphor of a "heart of stone," which usually stands for coldness and an unfeeling nature, and plays up the endurance and steadfastness instead.
Oooooh I love this perspective!
I believe in the dialogue before the introduction shown in this video (or alternatively maybe it was just in the Broadway version, idk), Jane actually mentions that Henry could be considered or even is/was called "stone-hearted," so in character it makes sense for Jane to turn that phrase on its head.
Fun fact about six the musical. Teagan Earley was an investing producer for Six the Musical. Yes, Epic’s very own Athena has connections to Six the musical. Everybody thank the goddess of wisdom Teagan Earley.
Thanks to our divine sugar mama 🙏😂💀💖
Thank you Odysseus’s sugar momma
WHAT THE FXCKING HADES WHY DID NO ONE TELL ME😭
@@BlueCookies1116 you’re welcome, the world deserves to know.
Thank you Mother of Wisdom🙏
At the end of the animatic, she hugs her son as a teen because that’s when he dies. Sad but kind of lovely in this animation.
omg 😭
A historical fact that the ending of this animatic hints at: Jane Seymour & her son Edward weren't separated by death for too long. He himself died at age 15.
As Simon Whistler says - “The past was the worst”.
In the New York version it ends with-
Seymor: "Because what hurts more than a broken heart?" 🥺
...
Bolynn: "A severed head."😏
The sad thing is that Jane was probably only remembered and mourned so positively by Henry because she didn't live long enough to annoy him as much as the others
The one time she tried to stand up to him (she asked him to spare the people who participated in a protest against Henry splitting the UK from the Catholic church) he threatened her with the same treatment as Anne Boleyn
The only reason are like you said, she live not long enough to annoy him and because she give him a son the one thing none of the others managed to give him.
This. She didn't have the opportunity to become a PERSON in his mind. That's the only reason he loved her.
You were right about the hint to "Heart of Stone". However,there was another one in Anne Boleyn's intro for "Ex-Wives" when she sings "Why did I lose my head", referencing "Don't Lose Your Head".
"Playing my heartstrings like a flute"
I think K. Howard would know a thing or two about it 😂
he plucked my strings all the way to “G”…
@@jxy_cee went from major to minor C to D
Damm you're comment went viral😅
@@XimeTorres they did not really mean it but rumours spiral.
@Matheus-ql7mn Wow, commenter way to make the comment section hate you (js going along with the song)
The sudden mood change from this song to Haus of Holbein always makes me giggle lmao 😭
Talk about emotional whiplash! 😂
It's similar to the dialogue break immediately after "All You Wanna Do," especially the live recordings (thinking of Sam Pauly in particular). Like she goes from screaming and crying with a dramatic gasp at the end straight into "And then I was beheaded! :D"
@@dwell7315 yes!
Sam's performance has so much emotion, you can really feel how Howard was used by so many men, how she was done with all of that, so broken and hurt, you just wanna cry and hug her
And then she goes "so I won, right? Bye, b*tch*s" 😂😂
I can already tell that the tittle of the next video is gonna be emotional whiplash
@@dwell7315 OMG FRRR! My school did six teen edition and it was crazy going from that insane performance, everyone crying, to and then I got my head cut off 🤩
Now, Jane wasn't exactly an innocent little doe. There is a story of Anne once walking in on Jane sitting on Henry's lap (which she blamed as the reason for her miscarrying a son), and there's also the fact that Henry was engaged to Jane only a day after Anne was executed and married 11 days after, kinda sus timing. There are also several letters from ambassadors at the time noting Jane's quick rise to power and subtly undermining Anne's position, and allegedly even them getting into physical fights.
She managed to convince Henry to put Mary and Elizabeth back into the line of succession, and as known, Jane died shortly after her son Edward was born, from what is now known to be post-partum complications. She seemed fine at first, but then rapidly fell ill a week or two later and died. Henry was devastated and took a while to look for the next wife. When he died, by his will, he was to be buried beside her. "The only one he truly loved", it seems.
In terms of competition, she doesn't really have anything to complain about. The only "load of bs" she experienced was the typical misogyny of the times, Henry actually cared for her, she gave an heir and she "died on the job". That's better than most, and certainly better than half her competition got. Song still slaps tho
Her son Edward could've been just as bad as Henry, but died in his teens from an illness. He tried to exclude his sisters from line of succession but nobody took it seriously, and Mary took the throne (feat. her first beheading, fun. For more info look up lady Jane Grey)
Well its not like Henry could have just execute people left and right it only seems like it in context of it being now mainstream thing. Of course things are way diffrent and more nuanced then the musical presents but that goes for any history based musical. Henry wasnt a litteral monsters and did some good thingsm its just that most of the context is lost to time for us, as for the animatic well it wasnt suppose to be accurate but just to respents her feelings on the matter
@@lop90ful1 I’m really bad at history but after Jane didn’t he go a bit crazy? Like I can’t remember if it was led poisoning or a heard injury or if I mixing both of those up with other people, but something went wrong with him mentally by his 4th wife right?
@@TanzaniteStudios he fell of his horse during a jousting incident when he was with Anne. That messed up his leg (never recovered and only got worse) and did something to his head. That's when he started going crazy
Jane doe lol
Here's the thing I've wondered: Did henry actually love jane herself, or did he love the fact she finally gave him the son he wanted? What if her child was another girl or having a miscarriage or stillborn? I imagine things would have been very different for her, and she probably knew and was aware of it because of what happened to his previous two wives. If she failed to give him a son, I'm not so sure he would have said that.
Jane Seymour: Modeled after Adele, Sia, and Celine Dion. This is recognized as the Power Ballad of the musical.
When the musical hit production, it became clear that having a cast of six with one swing wasn't going to be a long term solution. They eventually ended up with three swing performers, one of whom is also the dance captain for a given production. When they performed for the Tony Awards in 2023 (2022 debut/season), one of the main cast contracted COVID and had to be replaced by the dance captain during the course of an afternoon.
This is one of the shows that is recognized as needing to have a Tony created for Best Ensemble. There isn't a Leading Role/Featured Role. They are six equal parts.
Six is the perfect well-oiled machine. It's a small short show that runs like clockwork with little fuss except the band and performances. There apparently are "Mega Queens" - universal swings who can perform all six roles. I think the show (kind of like Wicked) is directed and performed so consistently that they could fly any veteran Queen in to perform the role as she knows it in any production with very little put-in. That's why the dance-captain has an advantage because she knows everyone's track in emergency. They even have "swing" costumes that are elaborate but without color (usually gold and black) so the swing can wear that as any Queen they play. I love that the band is also in-character so they can introduce them without knowing real names if the band members swing in and out. They just have to remember the name of the city they're in if they're touring.
"You've got a good heart, but i know it changes"
So this is interesting because Henry had actually had several concussions and traumatic head injuries from jousting as a younger man, including one REALLY bad accident January 1536 (just 5 months before he ordered Anne Boleyn's execution/married Jane), and there's some speculation that he sustained brain damage that "changed" him; made him so infamously volatile, unreasonable, paranoid, and prone to extreme anger. This is not to say he was a "good person" before his accidents, but there is some basis to believing that the worst of his emotional instability and rage was not how he had originally started out.
Haus of Holbien and Get Down are very tied together in the musical, you should react to them together!
I definitely second this
I third this
I fourth this
I fifth this
I SIXth this
Oh, if you're feeling the feelings NOW, you are NOT ready for (the best girl) Katherine Howard. I am so hyped to see you react to Katherine Howard's song - idk if anything has made you cry on camera, but I'm hoping that this'll be the first.
Also, if you still are doing musical reactions after six is finished, I would commit unspeakable acts to see your reaction to a Starkid show (specifically The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals, Black Friday, and Nerdy Prudes Must Die, a trilogy-of-sorts). Very weird but also VERY funny and I think you'd vibe with it, and also I'd love to see a reaction to an actual stage show and not just animatics. The full shows are free on youtube and there's captions for them - I checked!
YESS!! I would love to see a reaction to starkid as well as ride the cyclone!
oh i’d do many things to see his Ride The Cyclone reaction
Yes, The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals!! Definitely would need a Family Friendly Warning lol
I adore Team Starkid (see username) but agree about family friendliness. I'd say Twisted or The Guy Who Didn't Like Musicals make great entry points, but I'll also suggest VHS Christmas Carol as a cleaner option to begin with
oh samantha pauly live with all you wanna do i really hope he sees it
If I remember correctly, Jane Seymour died 6 days after giving birth to her son. Henry went into mourning for 2 years. He would he consistently and constantly badgered to marry again. Eventually, he DID concede, mostly because a second heir would secure his legacy.
He also really needed Protestant allies because of the threat of France and the HRE invading him after their war ended. When they went back to war, he didn't need Anne's brother's alliance anymore and cast them aside.
I mean, he had what he wanted from her. If he'd gotten that from Catherine of Aragon, he would've never had a second marriage. So I can see why he was reluctant to marry again.
Also he did literally threaten to behead her, so I think it's fair to say he didn't "love her" the way normal, healthy people love each other. He loved her the way ab-sers love their victims - as long as she stayed quiet and did as she was told, she was loved. But the second she revealed a personhood beyond his desires, she was a threat.
Jane Seymoure's "queenspirations" are Adele and Sia.
I SO GOT ADELE
This is basically how Adele would sing a Celine Dion power-ballad -- with the super-epic key-change and the "need to pull your car over for a moment" celestial wall of sustain and riffing..
Having seen this live, this song silenced a theatre of 7000 people, the air literally got sucked out of the room... seeing her just stand there in a slowly fading spotlight for more than a minute, so impactful
Henry was already courting Jane Seymour when he was with Anne Bolyne, just like he did with Anne Bolyne and Catherine of Aragon. She was one of Anne's ladies in waiting. It is believed that Jane may have been the love of Henry's life...but it could just have been due to the fact that she gave him the son he so desprately wanted (and was the only one to do so).
Seymour: because, what hurst more than a broken hearth?
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Boleyn: a severed head
I really appreciate that at the end of that animatic it showed Jane embracing her son as a teen as a nod to the fact that Prince Edward died really young (he was 15 I think) so having her hug him while he's still a boy was a nice little nod to his young crowning and untimely demise
for context on the next song: this show doesn't have an interval, and it's very aware of the fact that this song, heart of stone, is emotionally heavy. which is why house of holbein is like a slap in the face.
This comment!!! Yes!! I so agree with that its like a slingshot we are crying then what??? Def slaps u in the face
i went to see the musical last friday and that transition was Legendary 😂i was caught so off guard
I’m so glad someone else loves this number as much as I do!!!!!
Some people never get a “no way” moment, some people just love the undeserving and that’s NOT THEIR FAULT. it’s an indictment on those who fail to live up to the love they’ve received, not on the lover. There’s something victim-blamey about erasing people like Jane. I think her story matters, I think what was done to her still matters.
I love this song so much.
THANK YOU! 🙏 I'm glad someone said this. It's not her fault, she had a soft and loyal heart at first and fell in love with someone who hardened her 💔😢😭
Yeah, there have been heavy speculations about Henrys "Love" for Jane Seymour. He definitly held her in much higher regard than most of his other wifes, and there seem to be two major contributing factors for that: 1. The Heir. i mean, in the end, that is kind of what it was all about for Henry. JS bearing a male child definitly rocketed her right up in his opinion. But 2. He was actually quite unkind to her. While Jane is often portrayed as meek and agreeable, she had two recorded incidents of pleading or advocating for something against the Kings wishes, the first being to restore Princesses Mary and Elizbeth back to their Status as such and second to reinstate and rebuild some abbeys that were destroyed after the break from the church.
Both Times, Henry shot her down rather brutally, even going so far as to "reminding" her of Annes fate. After this, it seems, JS did not ever question him again. So it is not so much that he loved her, but she seems to have been more easily controllable that KoA or AB.
Of course, there is also much speculation on how long she would have lasted if she had not died in childbirth. Would Henry have kept her around? Or would he grow bored of her and replace her? Maybe he would wait and see if she could give him a spare on top of an heir, but I wonder what his reaction would have been if they had another child and it was a daughter.
All Idle specultion of course, but i think it is fair to say that henry di not 'love' JS. He found her agreeable enough and she gave him what she wanted, but I don't think he cared much about her in the grand scheme
This song is so powerful because it seeks to describe the power and reasons behind unconditional love, affection and support.
And it’s the closest I’ve ever heard someone get to putting those emotions into words.
It Describes how unconditional love and support is a struggle but a strong POWERFUL emotion.
It is not a weakness it is not fueled by fear, because it is love in spite of fear, in spite of hurt and suffering and in spite of death and illness.
This song captures what makes this queen great and hits so hard because it describes how she loved unconditionally.
Henry’s love was conditional and she loved him regardless of it.
What an incredible song.
this is the updated intro for the current production.
Seymour (in response to the queens): "Yeah ok, i was lucky. ok, i was really lucky. i was in love, I'd just had a beautiful baby, and henry was happy because thank god it was an edward and not an.... Edwina. **giggle** i was so excited. for his first steps, his first words, for not getting a good night's sleep for the next 3 years, but i never got to see any of that. y'know, people say henry was stone-hearted. uncaring. but i'm not sure that he was."
(brief pause - Boleyn cuts in) "Yeah, come to think of it, there's this one really cute time when i had a daughter and he chopped my head off."
Seymour (continues - talk to audience): "Okay okay look, i know that his times with the queens before me were hard, but they were also full of.....full of fire! he raged and stormed at them and because they're both absolute badass monarchs, they raged and stormed right back. but i didn't do that. **music fades in** instead i stood by him. like i was made of stone, i stood firm. no matter his flaws or his tempers, no matter my doubts or fears, i stayed there by his side. and it's not because i was scared, naive, or weak. it's because.......i loved him. **heart of stone begins**
i'm pretty sure the intro you watched was before it went to the west end officially. the lines and costumes changed A LOT after their west end/broadway debuts.
edit: seymour is inspired by Adele and Sia!!🖤
Heart of stone is definitely one of the more emotional of the bunch. In terms of historical accuracy, its highly debatable. Yes, she did give Henry a son and Henry did request to be burried next to her, it is debatable whether or not she loved him. Also, although Jane has been seen as innocent throughout history and as a bit of a puppet (she used to have the title "plain jane" when she was a lady in waiting) but when you look at the big picture, theres a high chance that she had a hand in Anne Boleyn's downfall.
Notes for the next few songs:
For Anna of Cleves, she actually has 2 songs. The first one is Haus of Holbien which gives a backstory as to how she came into Henry's life. Then there's Get Down, which is more of the typical song you expect from the queens.
For Katherine Howard, it is very very inportant that you find a version with the live audio. Depending on whether you do studio recording or live audio can drastically change how you see the character.
Also a live recording of Catherine parr’s since there’s a whole speaking section mid song that doesn’t get put into the studio recording
has to be actor samatha pauly she does the song 150% and its AMAZING
@@shelliblossom8953 I completely agree
@@shelliblossom8953 Oh, definitely! Pauly's peformance is amazing - she manages to get so much emotion and nuance in her voice that even if you don't have any visuals, you can still "see" her expressions and body language in your mind!
yes!!! I haven’t found any animatics, but this is up: ruclips.net/video/of3Zo1LqOoU/видео.htmlsi=tsqIcnoLf_7-mE5z
Their intro parts in “Ex-Wives” have the same tunes as their individual songs. So you are correct in saying those were the same notes. This song live is absolutely heart piercing. I definitely teared up in the theatre when Jane sang this song. “Get Down” is definitely one of my favorite songs from Six.
Also, I can’t wait for you to get to Hadestown. Such a great show as well!
Yes, Hadestown!
Jane's ghost hugging the ghost of her son Edward at the end fcking breaks me, he died so young.....
playing your heartstrings like a flute is going to be your "wet hades"
"Playing my heartstrings like a flute" As someone whose native language is not English I was like 'that doesn't sound quite right but what do I know' and only realised that actually wasn't the saying when you caught your mistake 😂
(I've been enjoying your musical reactions)
English is my first language and I didn’t even notice it! lol
It's because flutes don't have strings
We need Playing my heartstrings like a flute merch now.
VERY IMPORTANT! Haus of Holbein is a significant part of Anna of Cleave's part of the performance! Please follow it directly with the pre-banter of Get Down and then Get Down to get the full Anna experience!
When she sings "I´ll never see him grow" It kills me!!! but this time I started crying earlier 💔
I lost my daughter a few years back this song breaks me every time! She sings that line and I am a ball of tears she was stillborn so this line hits so hard!
@@heatherfinnegan6582 I´m so sorry you had that horrible experience. I cant even imagine your pain. Sending you a big hug and all the light in the word! 💗 Stay strong!!
Sad History Fun Fact Edward (Jane Seymour's Son) died at the age 15. Most people theorize he died from tuberculosis. So he didn't grow to much with her gone. Also a lot when she died only 12 days after his birth.
I am a man in his late 20s. I have nothing to relate to the experiences of this song. I still get teary-eyed while listening to it.
I would HIGHLY recommend that you watch the live performance of All You Wanna Do, even if you don’t record it. It adds SO much emotional depth to the song, and the acting is just phenomenal
Yes Sam Pauly really convey that
I know you are just using the original soundtrack, but I am strongly recommending the broadway version of "All You Wanna Do." Sam Pauly delivers it in a way that is absolutely soul shattering.
thiisss please🛐
YES. It is the absolute best version by leaps and bounds. Like, the other versions make me mad now because they’re just so…. Lackluster.
The heartstrings flute made me giggle so much 😂 I love your reactions!
I’m SORRY
@@officialmortius why would you be sorry for putting smiles on our faces 😁
I think like a lot of people, Anne Boleyn and Catherine Howard are my favourites. However, I have to say seeing Heart of Stone performed live is such an amazing experience. I was sceptical because I was so used to listening to the original cast on repeat that the alternate casting for a later run would be a little lacklustre, but it really wasn't! The performer for Jane sang so beautifully and I loved the performer for Anne of Cleves' take on the character. They were all great really. So if you get the chance to get SIX tickets, I highly recommend it.
(Side note: If you're not used to going to Broadway shows and are sensitive to sound, I recommend bringing some earplugs. Most songs you can feel in your chest and my ears were ringing after the performance. It was worth it but please take care of yourself if you're not fond on standing near the speakers at concerts.)
Hearing the "soon I'll have to go, I'll never see him grow" line live BROKE me
Man, this song had always been so touching, but after listening to and seeing animatics for “The Underworld” with Odysseus’ mom verse, this just breaks me heart 😭 I NEVER cried to this song before and I’ve listened to the soundtrack on loop endlessly, but now I’m in ✨EMOTIONAL PAIN✨
This song hits personally for me because I relate to it in the wrong ways. My spouse has anger and rage issues and can turn from nice to awful in seconds. But as much as I try not to and know I shouldn't, I love him anyway and always will. I hate it and I cry every time I hear this song.
This was taken from wikipedia, so take it with a grain of salt but:
The six ex-wives and their corresponding pop star inspirations are:
Catherine of Aragon: modelled on Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, and Jennifer Hudson
Anne Boleyn: modelled on Miley Cyrus, Avril Lavigne, and Lily Allen
Jane Seymour: modelled on Adele, Sia, and Celine Dion.
Anne of Cleves: modelled on Nicki Minaj and Rihanna.
Katherine Howard: modelled on Britney Spears and Ariana Grande.
Catherine Parr: modelled on Alicia Keys and Emeli Sandé.
Also - I feel the popstar inspirations are much more obvious if you see the queens live. Their outfits and actors are actually styled and chosen in ways that makes it easier to draw the connections.
Natalie Paris is a freaking force!!!! Her voice brings me chills everytime!!!!
"No, no. This isn't fiddle player. It's piccolo player."
"How can you tell?"
"It's stringing hot."
"The delivery! Of the highbuh-wuh bwwf bp-!!!" *flails*
Same, Mortius. Same.
Heart of Stone is one of my favorites to listen to live bc the actresses do some WILD things with Jane’s riffs (another live favorite of mine is All You Wanna Do, but specifically because Samantha Pauly’s preformance of it lives rent free in my mind 24/7)
I needed that laugh. Pluck that flute brother!
I had the pleasure of being able to watch the tour cast of Six. And had an even GREATER pleasure of having Natalie Paris, the original Jane Seymour, be in the cast! And she was just as good if not better when she sang Heart of Stone. I was definitely in tears listening and watching her perform! I'm soo glad you loved this song as much as I do! But me, as well as other Six fans, are EXCITED for you to react to the next two songs! Looking forward to it!
I've seen the touring cast, but I wasn't lucky enough to see Natalie. I would love to see her perform, if only for this one song, but I know it would absolutely destroy me!
Again, If anyone here, ever gets the chance to go to SIX irl, TAKE IT! Ive been there twice already, and its so worth it. You may think that you can also just see/listen this here, but trust me it really isnt the same. The sfeer, the audio, the jokes, everything is better. And for this song, I never really like, loved it on spotify, but in show, like when I was there, I CRIED SO HARD. IT WAS SO COOL SO PLEASE IF YOU HAVE THE CHANCE GO
bless your editor for captioning your lil "dummmm, piano, piano, dummmm..." explanation lol I burst out laughing when i saw that. we're getting ALL the captions heck yea
I know it’s been a while, but the whole “Jane Seymour, the only one he truly loved” thing comes largely from the fact that the longest time Henry went unmarried after he first got married was for two years after she died. Henry wasn’t even there for Anne’s beheading, for instance (he was already beginning to pursue Jane) and got remarried very quickly.
I would love to see you do a Starkid reaction. They upload their shows for free onto RUclips and they have very thorough captions! My personal favorites are ‘Twisted’, ‘The Guy Who Didn’t Like Musicals’, ‘Black Friday’, and ‘Nerdy Prudes Must Die’. All of these do have a bit of foul language tho. I would also love to see your reaction to ‘Ride the Cyclone’.
Close enough. Jane Seymour is inspired by Adele and Celine Dion. 2 incredible balladeers. Adele for her leitmotif and choreography. Celine Dion for her belts and runs.
Every time they hit that high note, the TEARS spring forth - every single TIME
Mortius, I can't wait for you to see this live. I used to skip this song on the album until I saw the show and it's now one of my favorite songs in the show. The background vocals in the second and third chorus are the other queens sitting behind her on the stage while she has her moment in the spotlight. It's just stunning.
Also re: inspired by pop stars. The original cast had set artists they were inspired by. I believe Jane Seymour was Adele. As new actresses have taken over the roles, they've drawn new inspiration from other pop divas to fit their interpretation and voices. (:
This man is gonna die when he hears "all you wanna do". That one makes me cry 90% of the times.
A thing that i find interesting its that the other queens dont are active participants on this song, they are only the back vocals... because they dont share the same emotions that Jane feels, they feel resentment but Jane doesnt regret how she lived her life, she doesnt resent henry and doesnt resent her son, she only grieves... this is a thing i think about alot
Man, I didn't get emotional over this song until I watched this. It's not that I didn't like it but it tended to get skipped over in favour of the more upbeat songs.
Thank you SO MUCH for helping me appreciate it because woah, it may become one of my favourites now.
This may not be intentional, but this song in particular also reminds me of childbirth. There's noticeable breathing in the song (which from memory, none of the others really have) and just the way it starts out calm, then builds and builds until she is literally 'screaming'.
This was the first standout song from the musical for me - actually I saw it performed as a cover or something and actually drew me to check out the whole musical. It's got so much emotion and beautiful delivery.
As a flutist, I would love to see Mortius try to recreate the art displayed at 18:36🤣
When I went to see this the actress playing Jane sang this amazingly and got a long applause.!
Thank you Mx captions person
Technically neither but they are wonderful and I’m sure they will appreciate your comment 🥰
@@officialmortius Oh i'm so sorry, I was looking for some gender neutral prefix but I couldn't find one. So sorry
@@ducksdog9996 oh truly no worries at all! No animosity or upsetness
Awww thank you for your comment! 🥰❤️
Please react to Haus of Holbein and Get Down together!
This song makes us all cry, EVERY SINGLE TIME!
I got to see Six in person when we visited Britain last year. This song blew me away. The whole show did.
Haha yeah the song hits me super hard as well as a kid whose mom died when i was young.
The whistle notes at the end are definitely reminiscent of Mariah, but Jane's biggest inspiration is definitely Adele. If you take a listen to the chorus, it's definitely reminiscent of songs like Hello. Also, some of her sassy speeches in the show definitely give Adele vibes lol
You're going to want to watch House of Holbien and Get Down back-to-back. They essentially act like a pert one and two for the next queen's song.
I got to watch this show last year in Vegas with my grandma (who has nicknamed you "the music teacher"). "Heart of Stone" is a beautiful song, but was never of my favorite. But when I tell you I got chills up and down my spine in the theater, it was truly something else. It is a really beautiful song (and my grandma's favorite next to Anna of Cleaves).
Commenting for the algorithm. I found your channel from your Six reaction videos and am loving the content and your reactions.
Haus of Holbein and Get Down should be in the same video since Haus of Holbein is very much connected to Get Down
You heard the lyric as ‘When the fire burns…’ when it’s actually ‘When the fire’s burned…’
This is my favorite song and I learned how to sing this song when I did vocal lessons
22:16 when all the WAiveds come in to help her with the chorus...you reaction was what i had been waiting for the whole video.... sitting there in the theater that just blows you away, especailly since most of the time it has just been Jane in a a stark white follow spot , and as the rest come in, all their colors come in to make it the warm glow of all the wives
I first listened to this song from the recording and didn’t really liked it. But I went to see the show on the west end, and this song was just… WOW!! It really hits different when u see it on stage. The raw vocals are genuinely breathtaking!!!
26:54 Hell yes. I am physically unable to listen through this song without tearing up 🥲
Looking forward to the video! Also I hope you check out Gigi’s animatic of this in your own time! It’s very good!!
I love these reaction so much and I can’t wait for All you wanna do, it’s my favorite 😊
Also excited for 4th of July ⚡️
I’m related to Jane Seymour through my mothers family and this song hits hard
Edit: It’s also funny how this song references the elements and literally lists them in the Avatar cycle (fire, wind, water, stone) seeing as that’s one of my favorite all time series (the be clear, I know they weren’t trying to reference avatar in this song it’s just a fun coincidence)
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OMG I TOTALLY ALWAYS THINK OF THAT DOWNTON ABBEY SCENE WITH THIS SONG!!!
I actually think of that entire relationship, I think this song works really well for that character
I rlly recommend listening to the live version of “all you wanna do” from six when u eventually do because it just brings more to the table
If it makes you feel any better Mortius, it took me a red hot second to realise the issue with the "playing my heartstrings like a flute" line, like literally even with the fanart on screen it was still another second or two before I was like "wait" 😂🤣
i just finished watching the video and wanted to leave this comment that i had the same reaction when i first heard this song. after listening to the entire album multiple times, my favorite songs have changed quite a bit, but i remember this one was the one that hit me the most that first time
and at the time i didn't know about the inspiration coming from real life artists, but when i found out that jane seymour's was inspired by adele, sia, and celine dion, it definitely made more sense why it struck me so much that first time. i remember the first time i heard adele and celine dion, i was so in awe of the sheer vocal power they had, and this song being inspired from them just evoked the same reaction from me
Yeah this song always makes me bawl my eyes out, her voice is amazing
Hi, new subscriber here! About the captions: thank you very much for adding them, I'm not a native English speaker and even though my listening and reading in English is more advanced than my writing, I still have difficulties with some words I don't know or different accents and the subtitles helps a lot! I really like how your enthusiasm level is the same as mine, I feel like I'm watching with a friend 😂❤
Whoever your new editor is, please give him the biggest raise ever. These captions are god-sent.
Heart of stone is still consistently the song from six that brings me to tears
I am so glad I’m not the only one that this song hit like a truck. I loved seeing you react to this song. It’s cathartic to be In My Feelings alongside someone else.
As for advice for coming songs: you should probably listen to Haus of Holbein and Get Down together. They make the most sense when listened to together, as both are about the next queen.
You HAVE to listen to the "Alternate version" of this song! The harmonies are indescribable.
The waterworks have sprung so many times for me during this song.
Tiny desk make me see how amazing this song is. Jasmine rendition is just so good!
18:28 i literally asked myself, "How do you play strings like a flute?" and then the art popped out LMAO 😭 im'ma use that (as an opposite of what Mortius was implying to say)
my good sir just made a brilliant irony/juxtaposition as an accident lmaaooo
24:54 Mortius Lore #2!!! OMG😆
Heart of Stone is my fave SIX song a long with Catherine Parr's song. I literally said to my phone stop pausing it because I waiting for the reaction to the belt near the end. It's one of my favorite parts. Always hits me in the feels
If you've never watched Howard Ho's analysis' he just dropped this one. ALL of his stuff is fascinating, and makes listening to it that much more meaningful. He interviews the current broadway Jane, and talks about character all the things.
This song really resembles Eliza and Hamilton's marriage. Especially after Eliza found out Hamilton was cheating on her. This song resembles A LOT from Hamilton ❤
one of the things that makes Jane's story especially tragic is that her son was himself died young, at the age of 16.
When you watch All You Wanna Do, please please please also watch a live stage performance after the animatic if it doesn't use stage audio, it has so much emotion😸💜😿
Heart of Stone is My absolute fave!